Jennifer Kent’s The Babadook might be the best horror movie of the decade

First time director Jennifer Kent makes a horror film for the ages.

Beyond Horror: Blue Velvet

David Lynch’s iconic film finds horror in the banal. It’s as potent and disturbing today as when it appeared in 1986.

An unsettling classic about the making of a monster.

Can Shakespeare be horror? In Roman Polanski’s hands, it can.

Michael Haneke’s 2009 film doesn’t have much in the way of jump-out-of-your-seat scares. But its quiet horror is almost unbearable.

There a few comparable cinematic experiences to The Night of the Hunter and its beautifully rendered nightmare Preacher hunting orphaned children.

In a way, every one of the Swedish director’s works was a horror film—but these four are the scariest by far.