Neither do the police, nor the Ring cameras affixed to the facades on several neighborhood homes, though at least the latter capture footage of kids bounding through their front doors, arms splayed like wings,

Zach Cregger’s highly anticipated horror film, “Weapons,” and Disney’s sequel comedy, “Freakier Friday,” helped prove that horror and humor can thrive at the box office.

Back in 1986, a little movie called Highlander brought epic sword fights to a gritty modern-day New York City. The basic premise of the movie, that immortal warriors were swashbuckling their way through the centuries, redefined the genre of fantasy films and, in the '80s and '90s, created a ...

Zach Cregger's follow-up to 2022's breakout "Barbarian" becomes the third horror-thriller to break out this year, after "Sinners" and "Final Destination Bloodlines."