The latest: “WHY CAN’T ANYBODY HEAR ME?!” Carnival of Souls joins our list of best films from the 1960s. To compile this list of ’60s horror, we took every critically-approved genre movie of the ...

For as long as there have been movies, there have been horror movies. The trends and tropes have changed, but the idea of a scary movie has remained. The 1960s were an interesting decade for the ...

The 1960s changed horror forever. The decade moved away from the classic monsters like Dracula and Frankenstein’s monster that had previously spooked generations of movie goers. It introduced darker, ...

The 1960s spanned the worldwide shift from post-war conservatism to the supposedly freewheeling Age of Aquarius. Hair came down, skirts went up, pants flared out, and social equality issues of race, ...

So what came between? The ’60s, of course. Within that decade there were quite a few truly formidable trendsetters. Some of them haven’t aged well, mostly because 60 or so years of advancing ...

The Face of Horror is slow, strange and unapologetically campy, but its gorgeous 35 mm photography and clever deconstruction ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Since it is 1960, a lot of questions were raised when the women whose husbands were away, or even worse, unmarried, became ...

A movie still from Stanley Kubrick's 1968 science fiction film '2001: A Space Odyssey' starring Gary Lockwood. The 1960s were a decade of change in America and around the world. Minority rights were ...

Television reboots have become commonplace over the past decade. Some continue the stories of familiar characters, as Will & Grace and Roseanne/The Conners did, while others start over from scratch ...

A merit-ranked canon of horror — from The Shining and Psycho to Ringu, Get Out and Hereditary — judged on influence and craft ...