This past Saturday, May 6, Screamfest hosted our most recent Fears & Beers screening, a series of events and screenings sponsored by Shock Top where guests can enjoy a movie and a beer included in their ticket, often with special guest Q&As.

For almost any kid subjected to the public school system in the United States, you are probably fami

For anyone in or around the Los Angeles area next month, you can join Screamfest for our Fears & Beers double feature event on May 6, for a screening of the Brian Yuzna classics Bride of Re-animator and Society.

For the majority of the United States, spring has officially sprung. The weather is getting warmer, flowers are blooming, and the promise of new life is all around us.

With the breakout success of Stranger Things and the plethora of 1980's inspired genre fare popping

Long before the days of film festivals and conventions, even before the days of celluloid, the primary medium of entertainment was theater.

The first time I ever heard about The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, my mother was talking about how it wa

Often considered to be the master of “body horror”, David Cronenberg has spent the last four decades constructing a signature style that is often copied but rarely matched.

All right folks, as promised, I wanted to follow up last week’s list with five more picks of films that take place in movie theaters.

As the largest and longest running horror film festival in the United States, we here at Screamfest

Seeing as how we are counting down the last few days of February, I’m going to take this opportunity to celebrate one more woma

What’s better than a scary movie? A much shorter scary movie! Well okay, maybe not, but it will impinge on your highly coveted spare time much less. So, in honor of the weekly releases of short films on the Screamfest Youtube page, and of course Women in Horror month, here are five spine-tingling short films directed by women: