Horror Movies

This unique coffee shop in Indiana is a horror movie fan's dream! Plus there's a horror-theme Airbnb attached to it.

Evansville Horror Con is quickly approaching, and we cannot wait! Before you head to the event, make sure you are in the know on what to expect. Keep reading to learn more!

Fans of horror movies and pizza get the best of both worlds at this truly unique Indiana pizzeria.

"You're gonna need a bigger field" is one of the taglines for a three-year-old horror comedy called "Sharks of the Corn" that's set in Kentucky.

Tyler Mane, the actor that brought Michael Myers to life on screen in Rob Zombie's Halloween will appear at Evansville Horror Con and you can meet him!

Gregg Hale, the producer of 'The Blair Witch Project', will come home--sort of--for a 25th anniversary screening in Evansville. Hale hails from Henderson County KY.

Owensboro film producers PJ Starks (also the director) and Eric Huskisson are proud to present their award-winning horror comedy New Fears Eve.

Filmmakers & screenwriters, submit your Horror, Paranormal, Sci-fi, or Supernatural films to Evansville Horror Con 2024. No entry fee!

The design features a Ghostface-shaped subway map.

The marketing tactic wins for most clever and creepy.

We now know the title of the Netflix movie inspired by a real-life haunted house in Indiana, along with the rest of the cast.

A new indie horror movie set in the 1980s, and filmed in Evansville, Indiana will premier on October 29, 2022, before making its debut in YouTube on Halloween.