More than a dozen scary movies set in outer space that combine horror and science fiction, from Forbidden Planet and Alien to Lifeforce and Pandorum.

For Star Trek First Contact Day, several Star Trek actresses celebrated the contributions made by Nichelle Nichols to the Star Trek mythos—and, more significantly, her real-life impact on NASA.

Starting with his first appearance in 1954, music has been a big part of the Godzilla experience. This post includes various pieces of music written for or in tribute of the King of the Monsters.

A look behind the scenes! Count Dracula owns a monster’s-only hotel where they can stay clear of the humans that hate them. To celebrate the birthday of his teen daughter, he invites his best monster friends over…

“I was like, ‘When I grow up, I’m going to write something and this will not happen. My guys are gonna make it.’” Taken from classic interviews, how urban fantasy author L.A. Banks crossed genre lines, the elements of her childhood that made their way into her stories, and why she called Dracula the “Hugh Hefner of vampires.”

The one-two punch of Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein and Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet the Wolfman were co-productions of Bagdasarian Productions and Universal Cartoon Studios.

The basis for several adaptions in manga, film, and TV, the Japanese mystery horror novel RING was written by Koji Suzuki and published in 1991. Find out about the whole series.

Although not the first horror movie from Universal, the success of Dracula paved the way for the rest of the Universal monster movies…

Another Saturday Night Live sketch with Jon Lovitz as the devil—this time, as the defendant on People’s Court. “She sold her soul to the Devil for her hairdressing business, but claims the Devil cheated her.”

After losing their mother to a supernatural force, brothers Sam and Dean Winchester were raised by their father to track mysterious creatures. Here’s a promo from when the series began…

From director Peter Jackson, a con-man volunteers to exorcise a small town's spirits—but when one ghost goes on a killing spree, he becomes the prime suspect.

In this horror comedy from director Edgar Wright, an aimless TV salesman (Simon Pegg) and his friend battle zombies.