Introducing Silent Road, a first-person psychological horror game where you play a taxi driver working the night shift in a ...

Just like many things in life, there is a psychology behind horror movies and why some people are so drawn to them, while others stay away from them. It has to do with things such as adrenaline, fight ...

Watching horror films is a very popular form of entertainment – for some people. Research on horror films suggests which elements are particularly scary, and reveals the kinds of people who are ...

Horror movies continue to dominate box office charts and streaming platforms, drawing massive audiences who willingly subject themselves to fear, tension, and psychological discomfort. This seemingly ...

Some people LOVE to consume horror. From popular shows like American Horror Story and The Walking Dead to haunted theme parks and scary Steven King novels, we crave all kinds of frightening ...

Their work is revealing how our brains process fear, what personality traits draw us to the dark side of entertainment, and even how these experiences might offer surprising psychological benefits.

Even though horror movies trigger negative feelings such as fear and disgust, they are quite popular among many viewers. Similar to actual threatening stimuli, a horror movie activates the sympathetic ...

Well, I've been thinking/wondering about this for a while now, and I thought I'd just post a thread in the lounge about it. This is not intended as an attack of any sorts--more just the result of my ...

Daniela is a freelance writer with two years of experience covering entertainment. She is a senior writer on Collider’s freelance team and has also been published in other platforms, such as Elite ...

How does the horror genre reflect our deepest fears – of both the world around us and within ourselves? Do the monsters on screen act as mirrors, revealing aspects of humanity that we might otherwise ...