horror

RHOSLC star and NYT bestselling author Heather Gay is coming to Pawtucket, RI this October to debut her new horror novel, Eternal Glow.

Celebrate 30 years of "Scream" with David Arquette at Lowell Memorial Auditorium this October featuring a live Q&A and 30th-anniversary movie screening.

SouthCoast filmmakers are inviting the public to a free screening of "Sins of the Devil" before the locally made horror movie is officially released.

Worcester’s Dead of Winter Horror Festival at DCU Center postponed over security concerns, Pawtucket shooting fallout and Nor’easter threat.

Poltergeist star Oliver Robins and AEW wrestler Danhausen visit New Bedford for spooky Halloween meet-and-greets, book signings, and horror fun.

There's no secret that Massachusetts has plenty of cities, towns, and villages with some of the most unusual names you'll ever hear or read for that matter. Some of those locations even have some haunted history, disturbing tales, or perhaps a relatively frightening backstory. Or, they could just have a creepy look to them with an even creepier name. This particular spot is both of those. It's probably also a great spot for a horror movie setting. Of course, it's not a city, it's not a town, but it is a village...sort of.

Massachusetts is a filmmaking hub, especially for horror. As Halloween nears, check out our list of movies to watch that were filmed right in our backyard.

Boston's WLVI-TV 56 influenced a generation of 'monster kids' with its classic weekly lineup of horror films packaged as 'Creature Double Feature.'

As Halloween approaches, Chris McCarthy shares his favorite horror movie memory.

The trailer for "Stephen King's IT" dropped today, and it's terrifying. From the creepy first moments of young Georgie Denbrough chasing his paper boat down the flooded streets of Derry, Maine until the final moments when you finally see into the "dead lights" of Pennywise the Dancing Clown, this is exactly what I was hoping for out of this movie...