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His film, which follows a group of young adult-film workers, reenvisions the golden age of the slasher flick; the period that transformed the horror genre and washed over the American psyche like a massive, unavoidable wave.
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While the prickly sense of tension is a consistent strength in the film, “The Batman” makes a habit of giving itself away too soon.
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Loomis expressed certainty that his neighbors were performing some kind of test of his greed, or maybe gauging his trustworthiness.
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If you’ve racked up buckets of candy and don’t know what to do with them, this spin on the classic chocolate chip cookies using Halloween candy might be your best solution.
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Read on for The Daily Californian’s coverage of — and superlatives for — some of the most exciting acts from this Halloweekend.
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Berkeley residents hosted a Halloween-themed block party Saturday, seeking to bring together their neighborhood after recent shootings shook the community.
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Cal volleyball played hard to turn its losing streak around, but no treats await the team as it loses to both Arizona and ASU.
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Freshman announced that despite being scary, “The Witch” couldn’t evoke the same dread as the idea that he’s already missed achieving his dreams.
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It’s time to binge-watch your favorite cliche films and yell at the characters onscreen for making stupid decisions that will definitely get them killed.
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Here’s the ultimate power ranking of some of the most popular spooky, scary and sometimes silly horror games.
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