A crowded October calendar, filmmaker Joseph Kahn's recent Hollywood Reporter festival column, and excited fans complaining of burnout raise different questions about the genre's popularity.

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The film festival circuit is drowning in bloody genre fare and ideological theater. Whatever happened to indie cred?

Why are horror movies everywhere right now? One reason may be psychological: Scary movies help us cope with a scary world.

From silent monsters to digital-age demons, these scary-movie cornerstones are available to scream — sorry, stream.