Taissa Farmiga

Bet you though you’d seen the last of Madison Montgomery.

‘The Conjuring 2’ nun is back with her very own prequel, and she’s going to make you real terrified of the church.

The scariest part of ‘The Conjuring’ franchise is getting her own spinoff, and it promises to be the darkest chapter yet.

New Line’s next spinoff from The Conjuring franchise is keeping things in the family — at least on the real-world side of things. Taissa Farmiga, sister of Conjuring star Vera Farmiga, is set to star in The Nun, based on the terrifying ghoul featured in James Wan’s sequel to his blockbuster horror hit. Little is known about the upcoming spinoff, though it seems unlikely that Farmiga’s role will be related to her sister’s fictional take on famous paranormal investigator Lorraine Warren.

Whether or not American Horror Story hurt Season 6 ratings with the decision to keep Roanoke entirely under wraps, fans are at least curious to see how the current run changes things up in the coming episodes. Ryan Murphy himself now teases some major Coven and Freak Show connections ahead, while promising a more opaque approach to Season 7.

If you’ve been following anything about the fall 2015 broadcast season, networks have notably avoided outright cancellations, instead trimming episode orders, even for obvious goners. Now, it seems ABC’s Wicked City is first out of the gate to get the axe, leading many to wonder, just what the hell was Wicked City?

Not to be confused with the upcoming horror film Final Girl (which does not look very good), The Final Girls is a charming and clever ode to camp slasher movies, and the first trailer lays that charm on pretty thick. A metatextual homage to classic horror, The Final Girls follows in the footsteps of Scream (but way funnier) and The Cabin in the Woods (but more heartfelt).

Welp, that was fast! Just a short while after ABC released its full fall 2015 lineup, here come the trailers. The Muppets go “adult” in the first mockumentary preview for their new series, while Uncle Buck lives, FBI agents join Quantico, and even Community star Ken Jeong gets in the three-camera sitcom game by the latest trailers.

We have finally emerged from the dark period of torrid vampire and werewolf teen romances, and the dark days of 'Twilight' appear to be behind us. The new (old) thing is all about witches, a uniquely female character trait that provides both societal commentary and a whole lot of dark fun. Witches are back and kicking ass, and they're making women on TV very interesting.

Well, this is a first! Where last year we had fun endlessly mocking 'American Horror Story' for its countless cryptic teasers showing anything but the cast, 'American Horror Story: Coven' has officially one-upped its predecessor. The entire 'Coven' is present for the tantalizing new preview of FX's horror-drama, but what new plot details can we infer?