Director Peter LoGreco reflects on The Hillside Strangler, the ethical challenges of telling real-life horror, and why audiences are ready for complex true crime without tidy conclusions.

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Resident Evil has been one of the biggest gaming horror franchises for decades, with the first game’s debut thirty years ago laying the groundwork for an explosive series (and plenty of imitators). As ...

The rise of a nihilistic terror cult known as 764, which is obsessed with animal torture, rape, bestiality, and self-harm and ...

In 1805 twenty-seven British warships commanded by Admiral Horatio Nelson engaged a combined French and Spanish fleet of thirty-three off the coast of southwestern Spain near Cape Trafalgar. I just ...

Fallout‘s first season on Prime Video raised the nightmare possibility that one of Vault-Tec’s most powerful enemies was actually an ally. The Enclave, the most despicable organization from the ...

Scott Adams, the American cartoonist best known as the creator of Dilbert, has died at the age of 68, leaving behind a body of work that shaped how generations of office workers laughed at and coped ...