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    The 30 Most Influential Slasher Movies of All TimeA guide to the horror subgenre with game-changing, rule-breaking, and absolutely terrifying films.
    By Meagan Navarro
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    The 25 Greatest ‘Not Dead Yet!’ Scares in Movie HistoryWe rank the movies that made the best use of one of the most overused horror clichés: a presumed-dead villain coming back for one final shock.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    57 Horror Directors on the Scares That Inspired (and Traumatized) ThemFrom John Krasinski to Karyn Kusama.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
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    Horror Is Not Defined by What Scares YouAs the genre has grown in scope, the mainstream conversation around it has narrowed.
    By Angelica Jade Bastién
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    A Beginner’s Guide to Women’s Horror FilmmakingThis A to Z list reflects the scope and longevity of women filmmakers and their work in horror.
    By Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
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    The Story Behind Scream’s 12-Minute, Still-Terrifying Opening Scare“I wanted it to be just long enough that the audience thinks she might survive it.”
    As told to Lila Shapiro
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    15 Essential Horror Films Starring People of ColorCandyman, Night of the Living Dead, and more.
    By Angelica Jade Bastién
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    How Robert Wise Manipulated the Ghosts of Hill House for The HauntingVery few scenes in horror are as memorable or terrifying.
    By Meagan Navarro
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    What Is the Greatest Year in Horror of All Time?Let us discuss.
    By Jordan Crucchiola, Bilge Ebiri, and Michael Gingold
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    The 100 Scares That Shaped HorrorFrom Frankenstein to Freddy to the “sunken place,” the terrifying moments that formed the genre (and our nightmares).
    By Jordan Crucchiola
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