20 Horror Movies That Are Actually Scary

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As a horror critic, I’ve learned that everyone’s scared of different things. Some people are genuinely terrified by classics like The Exorcist or The Thing, while others find even something like Courage the Cowardly Dog unsettling. But let’s be real, if you’ve been watching horror for years, you develop a pretty high tolerance. It takes more than just shock value or gross-out gags to truly scare you these days. There’s a lot of stuff out there that tries to be disturbing, especially if you dig into those ‘Disturbing Movie Iceberg’ lists, but being scary and being disgusting aren’t the same thing at all. A movie can be repulsive without actually being frightening, and vice versa.

The Outer Worlds 2 Xbox Series X Port Outperforms PS5, Says Digital Foundry

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While The Outer Worlds 2 appears similar on PS5 and Xbox Series X at first glance, a detailed look shows the PS5 version has noticeable visual issues. These include blurry images, a lower resolution, dropped frames, and screen tearing, even when prioritizing performance. Digital Foundry also observed some minor reductions in lighting quality on the PS5.

Leonardo DiCaprio’s Gave 1 of the Greatest Performances of His Career in What’s Eating Gilbert Grape

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Leonardo DiCaprio has had a long and successful career in film, and as he approaches four decades in the industry, it’s interesting to look back at the movies that defined him. While his early work in the ’90s launched his career, it often gets overshadowed by his more recent, impactful roles over the last 25 years. However, some of his most compelling performances actually came in those early films. What’s Eating Gilbert Grape is a standout example, showcasing a unique performance from DiCaprio, supported by a talented cast and a deeply moving story. It’s a film that remains worth watching again and again.

Everything Nobody Wants This Gives Us in Season 2

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As a total cinema fan, I’ve been following Nobody Wants This, and let me tell you, this season is all about Joanne and Noah trying to figure things out. They’re constantly wrestling with big questions, looking for answers anywhere they can – from their gut feelings to what feels like divine intervention, and even questionable advice from a therapist who definitely bends the rules. Honestly, it’s amazing they manage to make any decisions – these two are a mess! So, I thought it would be fun to break down each episode and see how they stumble towards figuring out what they want, and maybe even decide for ourselves what we want (or don’t!) from the show.