Horror anime explores madness and disturbing themes with terror-inducing visuals. Seoul Station delves into social issues with themes of homelessness and prostitution. Horror classics like Mad God ...

Which horror anime are best? The best horror anime either thrill you with over-the-top violence animated in vibrant, bloody colors, or they rely on clever writing and terrible situations to create a ...

Japanese anime has made a name for itself in recent years, and the movies are receiving the same amount of love as the series. Fans value a good film that can leave them awed and mesmerized within ...

Leading anime and manga distributor Viz Media is bringing all four episodes of the highly anticipated miniseries adaptation “Uzumaki: Animated TV Series” – originally titled “Uzumaki” on Cartoon ...

The horror genre is more prevalent among Japanese anime than the animated movies of other nations. This is due to how Japan was quicker to accept animation and comics as media for all ages and not ...

Horror anime might not scare you like traditional horror movies, however, their oftentimes dark storylines can leave you bewildered and traumatized. Throughout anime’s long history, there have been ...

Umineko has a pretty straightforward initial premise with an execution that is anything but simple. It tells the story of a family that gathers on an island, only to become stranded there. Thus ensues ...

Horror is a tricky genre to convey due to its subjective nature; what one person finds terrifying or compelling, another finds dull and laughable. We see plenty of conflicting opinions on horror in ...

It’s the Halloween season, and that means it’s the perfect time to watch shows and movies with some sort of monster or horror themes, including anime. Granted, anime, unlike Western media, doesn’t ...

Makuochi Echebiri is a News Writer for Collider. He has been interested in creative writing from as far back as high school, and he would consume pretty much anything that’s film or TV. However, his ...

Back in the day, we didn’t have theatrical anime events like Demon Slayer or Chainsaw Man unless it ended with the word “mon.” If you wanted to see something big from your favorite series, you had to ...