From Rosemary's Baby to The Thing, these outstanding horror movies rank as the best in cinematic history, famous for not having even a single flaw.

From the cosmic terror of Alien to the everyday dread of Final Destination, these R-rated horror franchises redefined fear.

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Relatively few horror movies have stuck around in the conversation long enough to still be discussed and debated today.

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Spielberg’s new film explores humanity's reaction to proven extraterrestrial existence. 1993’s "Fire In the Sky" is acclaimed for its terrifying alien abduction sequence. Based on Travis Walton’s ...