Movies

Every Halloween season, Americans spend millions on scary fun. From haunted houses to horror movies, we crave a good spine-chilling scare. Why do we love to be scared?

A brain imaging study sheds little light on a controversial topic

Search clicks could predict box office hits (or misses), music and video purchases, and other consumer activity, a new study finds.

A group of U.S. senators want the Department of Justice to have the power to shut down websites that provide illegal access to files.

There is actually more than one kind of 3-D glasses, and the difference in price and performance is enormous.

Our society's mysterious but irrational fear of Friday the 13th has made it synonymous with bad luck and superstitions.

Here are seven of the most famous — and infamous — animatronic monsters in film history.

In the summer of 1975, the movie “Jaws” made people across America stop thinking it was safe to go into the water.

3D or IMAX movies like "Avatar" and "Alice in Wonderland" look so real that they can trigger cybersickness.

A real disease suddenly kills otherwise healthy young people in their sleep.