IndieWire names the 50 best horror directors of all time, from genre legends to new talents, across six categories honoring cinema’s greatest scares.

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Val Chmerkovskiy returns to "Dancing with the Stars" for Horror Movie Night, where a double elimination promises blood on the ballroom dance floor.

Credit...Nina Westervelt for The New York Times Supported by By Erik Piepenburg Erik Piepenburg writes about horror for The New York Times. He reported from Toronto and Brooklyn. Step into Little Ghosts and it looks like any other bookstore.

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Indonesia and Kyrgyzstan have made their first film together. "The Land of Jinn," a supernatural horror feature directed by Kevin Rahardjo ("Smothered"), was unveiled at the Tokyo Gap-Financing Market as the first co-production between the two countries.