It's our most favorite time of the year here at Scary Vibes Community, Halloween. So, what better way to celebrate this spooky season than by learning more about the holiday. Like the history of Halloween, how Halloween connects with horror, and also a spooky interview. Yes, an interview with the masked man himself. The one who made Scary Vibes the horror community it is today, Mr. Scary. History of Halloween We all know Halloween traces back to the ancient Celtic festival of

Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street Recently, there has been some controversy on TikTok and X, over Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street. The controversy being whether or not he should be canceled due to his horrifying backstory; and overall violent nature. This discourse went viral after Fortnite had released his Fortnite skin for the 2026 Halloween season. So, after forty-two years should Freddy Krueger be canceled? Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street

Image of Ghostface from the Scream franchise. On the last day of March earlier this year, it was announced that there would be a Scream 8. Well, it's official. Ghostface is back. After Scream 7 brought Sidney Prescott back into the franchise, it is already moving forward with another installment. Though there remains a mystery about what is to come next. Also, whether fans old and new want this story to continue. Here Is What Happening Now There have been production reports a

Robert Eggers Werwulf -- is preparing to unleash his most visceral and unholy vision yet with Focus Features’ Werwulf—a film so steeped in dread it feels less like a movie and more like a medieval fever dream that refuses to fade with the dawn. On December 25, in select theaters across the land, this nightmare will claw its way onto the screen in pure 35mm, the grainy, flickering truth of the celluloid matching the raw, unforgiving world Eggers has conjured. A handy graphic (

Debate Ignites: Should Christians Embrace Horror Films? Recently, Allie Beth Stuckey sparked a debate among the horror community and even christians themselves about whether or not Christians should watch horror. Not only that, but be fans of horror. Saying that it is contradicting and going against what Christians believe. Furthermore, insisting that to watch horror, read, and to have anything to do with the content that is related to the genre is wrong. Her reasoning was du