Every horror review we have published

105, covering every work in the index: 61 films, 7 series, 21 novels, 16 records. The table above lists all 105 newest first. Every one of them carries six scored axes of fear and an ending-explained section, because a review that stops before the last act is not finished.

Everything above the marked line in a review is spoiler-free — what the work is, how it is built, how frightening it is and who should avoid it. The ending is explained in its own section below that line, under its own heading, with a warning immediately before it. You can read the first half of any review on this page without learning how anything ends.

A star rating compresses everything worth knowing into one number, and the number it picks is a judgement wearing the costume of a measurement. We publish six continuous scores instead — pace, threat, viscera, era, tone and reality anchor — against a published rubric with fixed anchor works, and we never add them up. The rightmost column above is each work's most extreme axis, which is the closest thing to a verdict we are willing to print.

The reviews are written and edited for VHSCREAM. The scores are drafted with machine assistance and confirmed by a human against the rubric before they count as settled, and how we score states how many have actually been confirmed so far rather than implying all of them have. Every work page says which of the two it is carrying.

We do not promise a cadence, for the same reason we do not promise a scoring schedule: a cadence we announce is a promise whose breach is silent. The newest review on this page is dated 2026-10-05. That date is on the page, on every work page and in the sitemap, so whether it moves is something you can see for yourself instead of something we assure you of.