Across the entire Halloween franchise, there's always been one constant: You can't keep Michael Myers down. Combine that trope with the runaway box-office and critical success of the new Halloween movie and you would think that a sequel was always on the cards. That actually wasn't the case, but now talks are starting to happen.

Is there really another actor that can ever play the role of Freddy Krueger more effectively than Robert Englund himself.

The highly anticipated Halloween graces our screens this week, alongside the well-received local musical-war-drama Kanarie, the lauded The Hate U Give and some other stuff that isn’t doing so well.

40 Years after John Carpenter's Halloween essentially gave us the slasher genre, Michael Myers is back! Luckily though (for us, not him) so too is heroine Laurie Strode in David Gordon Green and Danny McBride's direct sequel to the classic original.

Who’s the best in horror? Which movie monster stands tall above his contemporaries in the field? Let us know below, and let’s start a verbal fight while we’re at it. Welcome, to my nightmare...

The Resident Evil video game franchise has its share of things that go bump in the night. However, among all the monstrous zombie terror found in 1998's Resident Evil 2, it was a simple boarded up window that would provide the biggest scare I've yet experienced in a game.

Following the hype around their upcoming Halloween reboot, it appears Blumhouse Productions has some other big horror franchises in its sights to resurrect

David Gordon Green and Danny McBride's new Halloween sequel premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend past and it has wowed most in attendance with chilling thrills, gory kills and badass cast led by Jamie Lee Curtis.