Check out these films, featuring a movie with special glasses for the audience to “see ghosts,” avant-garde haunts, all-star casts and more.

In these deep cuts in ghost stories, the spectre of a dark past is often the biggest villain of all.

With the fear of death hardwired into the brains of every living thing, it’s no wonder that ghost stories are among the most enduring and terrifying of all horror genres.

Alongside Stephen King, Haley Joel Osment, Leigh Whannel and many others, Eli Roth explores the haunting fears about what happens when we die, examining movies like The Haunting, The Shining, Insidious, The Sixth Sense and much more.

When you think of a vampire, you probably imagine a sultry, refined, mysterious person whose beautiful face hides their deadly fangs. These deep cuts in vampire movies are here to broaden your imagination.

These deep cuts in vampire movies will give horror aficionados and casual movie fans something new to add to their watchlist.

From Nosferatu to What We Do in the Shadows and everything in between, these takes on the vampire mythos are both sexy and smart.

Take a deep dive into some of the most indelible, illicit entries into monster movie infamy, featuring psychic homicidal frogs, the “best worst movie,” a tornado full of sharks, and, of course, snakes on a plane.

Featuring the 50s movie that inspired Alien, a personal recommendation from Quentin Tarantino, “the most dangerous film ever made” and more.

Explore how humanity has envisioned the maw of the merciless hand of fate for generations — and how in most cases, humans are the most malevolent monsters of all.