28 Years Later director Danny Boyle reflects on how the enduring love for 28 Days Later sparked the desire to return to the world two decades on. See the full interview with Brandon Streussnig here.

Letterboxd's Mia Lee Vicino chats with Bring Her Back and Talk to Me directors Danny and Michael Philippou (aka RackaRacka) about their horror influences and the mysterious gift Australian customs wouldn't let us send them! Watch the full video here.

House of Wax turns 20! Mitchell Beaupre spoke with director Jaume Collet-Serra and cinematographer Stephen F. Windon about the film’s legacy, its gloriously goopy practical effects, and how this glossy, gruesome remake carved out its own cult status. Read the full interview on the Journal here.

We’re creeping up on the halfway mark to Halloween, and to celebrate, the Horrorville t-shirt and hat are back from the dead!

At the season 2 premiere of The Last of Us, the cast and creators share which film and which TV show they'd want to bunker down with in an apocalypse. The Last of Us returns April 13. See the full video here.

Christopher Landon, Meghann Fahy, and Brandon Sklenar share their most memorable movie date disasters. Drop is now in theaters. See the full video here.

On the Death of a Unicorn red carpet at SXSW, Annie Lyons challenged the cast of the new A24 horror to guess which of their films show up in the most Letterboxd member's Four Favorites and the results will surprise you ... and them!

"I know what a Letterboxd is because I don't live under a rock," says Theo James to Osgood Perkins before sharing their eclectic four favorite films.

"Great movies come from great teams," says Greg Gilreath, Producer, on the New Zealand set of Heart Eyes. We spoke with the great team behind the film and the movies that move them.

We’re back on the New Zealand set of Heart Eyes and this time, Mason Gooding is in a tank top that says “Olivia Holt’s #1 fan” and sharing his personal Letterboxd with us!

On the set of Heart Eyes, Gigi Zumbado, Jordana Brewster, and Devon Sawa shared their Four Favorites, covering everything from childhood classics to all-time cinematic greats.

From the New Zealand set of Wolf Man, Julia Garner, Christopher Abbott, and director Leigh Whannell share their Four Favorites—a mix of Hollywood classics, psychological thrillers, and horror essentials.

He’s like cupid ... with a kink.

At the AFI Fest premiere of A24’s new chamber horror Heretic, stars Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher, and Chloe East, along with directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, shared their Four Favorites—and delivered a masterclass in eclectic taste.

Hugh Grant’s storied filmography takes a chilling twist as he ventures into horror with Heretic.

With a new restoration from Second Sight Films, The Blair Witch Project returns to haunt audiences with a Blu-ray release meticulously crafted from original Hi8 tapes and 16mm film elements.

For the 50th anniversary of Phantom of the Paradise, Paul Williams reflects on his iconic contributions to Brian De Palma’s electrifying rock-horror musical.

Writer-director Coralie Fargeat, whose latest film The Substance has become one of the highest-rated horror releases of the year on Letterboxd, shares the iconic films that shaped her storytelling. (Spoiler warning.)

“Are you telling me that Johnny Depp is made impotent by a black-and-white TV from 1984? I don’t think so,” says horror legend Robert Englund, ed by fellow legend Heather Langenkamp to read and react to Letterboxd reviews of A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Blumhouse founder Jason Blum shares his current four favorite films with Letterboxd, and his picks are as thrillingly diverse as the hits from his horror empire.

Freddy Krueger, the iconic villain from A Nightmare on Elm Street, has haunted our dreams for 40 years.

As October brings spooky season into full swing, our Watchlist List crew is diving into under-the-radar gems that deserve a spot on your watchlist.

To help horror fans get the most out of Letterboxd this month, we’ve rounded up member lists, community challenges and custom-made features with which you can proudly express your love of all things goopy, ghoulish and gross.

The House of Spoils team—stars Ariana DeBose and Arian Moayed, plus writer-directors Danielle Krudy and Bridget Savage Cole—share their four favorite films with Letterboxd. 

It’s the most wonderfully terrifying time of the year, so grab our one of our custom horror app icons and show your pals your love of the ghoulish all year long. (Available for Pro and Patron ).

From Shelley Duvall and Claude Rains to Nicole Kidman and Snoop Dogg, the Letterboxd crew and filmmaker friends scare up twenty-plus of our favorite horror performances.

Ahead of Video Store Day next month (October 19), the directors of V/H/S Beyond recall their favorite video store memories.

One of the greatest community challenges on Letterboxd has refuelled for an eleventh ride on the back of a pick-up deep into the black heart of Muerto Coutry. Yep, it’s Hooptober 11: The Return To Texas Because We Need That Extra Push Over The Cliff.

“I’m sure that two drag queens were talking about Babadook on RuPaul’s Drag Race. Or did I dream that?” Ahead of the ten-year anniversary and theatrical re-release of her debut feature, Jennifer Kent reads and reacts to Letterboxd reviews of her iconic horror film.