"Better be good or the Booger Man will get you!" Remember how our moms used to say that when we were bad? We were never all ...

Explore 5 iconic horror films from the 1930s, including deep cuts and surprises that shaped the genre's early days.

It’s alive! “It’s alive!” If you’re old enough to have watched “monster” movies on Saturday night TV, you know the above, ...

The horror genre has been defined by performers whose ability to evoke fear, pity, and suspense transformed cinema into a ...

While the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra performs Michael Shapiro’s score along with a showing of the 1931 movie “Frankenstein,” the composer will be in London preparing to conduct the score for a ...

Two years ago, Brian Griffin was a defensive tackle for the Louisburg College Hurricanes. Today, the Raleigh native is set to ...

The monster is out looking for a friend, and Dr. Frankenstein, played by Colin Clive, who revises the role, wants to leave all that happened in the first film behind, but his old evil mentor, Dr.

Bizarre & useless facts about classic Halloween monsters In the summer of 1890, Bram Stoker walked into the lending library ...

Monster movies have been a part of cinema since the early days. They tap into our deepest fears of the unknown and the things ...

Tim Curry cuts himself off and smiles at the camera. Susan Sarandon leans forward. The camera cuts between her face and Curry ...

The Sentinel recently talked to Adam Bergeron from The Crepe Place and Tim Gotch of Sleepbomb to learn what led Bergeron to ...

Sleepbomb performs its live score to the 1931 Frankenstein at Santa Cruz’s Rio Theatre on Oct. 16, blending psychedelic rock, ...