A lot of blood, sweat, tears, guts, and entrails went into the ranking of this iconic horror franchise.

A look back at some of the stunts, spectacle, and sheer stupidity that has made Jackass the wildest ride at movies.

None of these five movies are bad – all have their strengths and some areas and weaknesses in others. So while ranking them from “worst to best” may technically be what this list is, let it be known that four of these are legitimately great, and the fifth is still pretty good. With the latest Scream making big box office cash this past opening weekend, it’s safe to say that this franchise isn’t going away anytime soon. Let’s hope it’s able to keep up its miraculous streak of quality going.

In hindsight, maybe having that overfilling Thanksgiving dinner before watching any of these isn’t the best idea. But for those with an iron stomach (or will), who are willing to venture into the weird, the grotesque, and the gory and silly, take a look at our hidden holiday finds. While impossible to match the genocidal horrors that gave birth to this holiday and continue to reverberate to this day, these Thanksgiving horror flicks certainly try.

The Halloween season is usually a time to treat yourself to horror classics and childhood favorites, but for those itching for something new and fresh that can still satisfy the need for blood, guts, and good old fashioned scares, we’ve compiled a list of the best new horror flicks to come out this year. Almost all of them are entirely original stories and range from monsters to psychological nightmares to serial killers to a deadly pair of jeans. Settle in, turn out the lights, and prepare for some new school thrills that may just become part of your yearly Halloween traditions.

We’ve gone through every Blumhouse Productions project to determine the best of the best. While the company is obviously best known for horror and thus films in that genre will dominate the list, we’ve also included some other equally as thrilling choices as well.

We narrowed down the numerous short films to the top ten, which include everything from mad scientists to zombies to cults and everything in between. Here’s hoping that the V/H/S films are here to stay, because they’ve given the horror community some of the most entertaining moments of the past decade.

Midnight Mass is a classic concoction of religious fervor and the ways it naturally spills over into horror; how faith can heal and comfort but also just as easily be used as a weapon, a justification of terrible deeds in the name of a higher power.

James Wan brought old-school style scares and tales of spirits and haunted houses back to Hollywood in the early 2010s with The Conjuring and Insidious. The two franchises launched a new wave of horror films and still hold plenty of influence today, from their atmospheres to their clever scare sequences.

The Conjuring kicked off not only its own pair of sequels but a number of spinoffs as well, which explore the origins of some of the demonic entities from the main films. The central trilogy comes from the stories of Ed and Lorraine Warren (played by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga), who were a real-life couple that worked together as paranormal investigators. The franchise is now eight films deep with more on the way, and it’s gone through a variety of ups and downs in terms of quality, so we ranked every entry from worst to best, including the latest, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It.

The Saw movies have been a long and winding journey of violence and depravity for over sixteen years now, and we ranked the series from the worst to the best.

I put myself through a Jigsaw trap of my own over the past week and watched all nine Saw movies back to back. I don’t know if I cherish life more or not after the experience, but I did decide on which traps from the franchise I would never, ever want to be stuck in.

The first quarter of 2021 has come and gone, and it was a very strong start for entertainment.

As Hollywood goes through another era of monster movies, Matt Reeves’ ‘Cloverfield’ still proves to be an American all-timer.

Not a single nomination for Sonic the Hedgehog or Dolittle? Outrageous!

I wrote about the scary movies that have left the most sizable impact on me recently and how the genre continuously proves to be thriving. What are some of your favorites?

The DiscussingFilm staff got together to list the most slept on horror films that you can easily access today. We wanted to shine a light on outliers from the last 2 decades, for many of the creative voices behind them are already on their way to shape the future. How did we exactly define “slept on” you say? The films below are not all financial flops, or without devoted fans and critical acclaim, they just still don’t get as much love as they deserve, especially in 2020.

I put together a list of movies that didn’t perform too spectacularly at the box office, but deserve a second chance. I like ‘em, and you should too!