Matthew Lillard is probably best known for his work on the Scream franchise and for playing Scooby-Doo’s BFF Shaggy in the Scooby-Doo series of live-action films. But the actor has been working in the entertainment industry for over twenty-years and has appeared in several popular movies including Hackers, She’s All That, Summer Catch, and The Perfect Score, as well as the critically acclaimed SLC Punk! Lillard is now receiving some of the best reviews of his life for his career transforming performance in director Alexander Payne’s The Descendants, which was just nominated for several Golden Globes and is currently a frontrunner for best picture at this year’s Academy Awards.

The film, which is currently in limited release and opens wide on December 16th, stars Oscar-winner George Clooney as Matt King. Matt is a real estate lawyer from Hawaii put in charge of his family’s land deal while he is dealing with his wife’s terminal coma, and two young daughters. Soon after finding out that his wife is going to die, Matt is struck with more bad news … she’s been cheating on him. Along with his children, and his oldest daughter’s (Shailene Woodley) friend Sid (Nick Krause), Matt goes on a quest to confront the man his wife was having an affair with. Lillard plays Brian Spear, the man he’s desperately searching for, but when Matt finely locates him, he discovers that Brian is closer connected to his own life than he could ever have imagined.

I recently had a chance to sit down and speak with Matthew Lillard about his work on The Descendants. The actor discussed his new film, his pivotal character, working with director Alexander Payne, his insecurities about playing George Clooney’s wife’s lover, and his overall career.

Netflix's streaming Watch Instantly service is fast becoming America's favorite way to watch movies. The library of available titles is so vast and mutable that you, the avid instant watcher, could no doubt use a guide as you navigate the streaming frontier.

Luckily for you, we'll be here every Tuesday to update you on the latest titles available for instant-watching, as well as bringing attention some gems and even some enjoyable calamities out there in the instantly watchable wilds.

One of the big questions about Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson’s attempted restart of their Scream franchise is how – and to what extent – the new, youthful cast members will take over returning stars Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette.  The latest trailer makes it a point to announce that when it comes to who will survive to the end, all bets are off. Eric Walkuski at Joblo’s Arrow in the Head has a theory about Alison Brie’s potential role in the franchise, particularly regarding Courteney Cox.

Shane Dawson, creator of one of the most successful YouTube channel's ShaneDawsonTV, chats about one of his favorite movies - Wes Craven's Scream and his first YouTube video - Phone Sex! Listen to what inspires him and why he came to create such cool characters that we all love to watch.

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Neve Campbell has been keeping out of the spotlight as of late. While she gained fame in the highly popular Scream franchise, she has kept mostly quiet lately. Not that she stopped working completely, but nothing as high profile as playing Sidney Prescott in the horror staple.

With Campbell returning as Sidney in Scream 4 next year, she is also in negotiations to star in Singularity, a drama directed by Roland Joffe.

She would be starring opposite Josh Hartnett in the film, which takes place in 1778 and 2015. The story involves intertwining souls, past lives and a ring. Hartnett will be playing an archeologist who falls into a coma and a British captain in colonial India.

Hartnett will be headlining the film, while Campbell would be playing his wife, a fellow archeologist in the 2015 portion of the film.

Singularity is scheduled to begin shooting in Australia and India in January.

What is your favorite Neve Campbell movie? And if it is Scream, which one do you prefer?

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Fear is a very natural emotion that 99.9% of this world’s occupants deal with day to day. Unlike happiness, sadness, or anger, fear clings to the soul, nestling in the mind’s memory chamber, wrapping itself around your every thought, squeezing, reminding us: the unpredictable exists. Reminding us, comfort is a state of mind, breakable in all of it’s glory, inferior to terror.

But what is so perplexing about fear, is mankind’s hunger for the sensation. We crave fear. We chew on fear, swallow, and regurgitate, all the while terrified of what newest incarnation might erupt from our inner core. And this is why we as humans, not just American’s, or the “mentally disturbed”, or the socially outcast, carry a deep love for horror films and literature.

We want to be scared. But make no mistake, we also want to know that when the lights go down, Boris Karloff won’t slink through our windows, wrapped in cloth, arms outstretched. We want to know that Bela Lugosi won’t be breathing down our necks, battling an insatiable thirst for blood. We want fear, but we want comfort as a close companion.

Wes Craven's My Soul to Take inspires latest Top 10 list.

This weekend, moviegoers will be introduced to another nightmarish monster from the brilliant mind of Wes Craven, The Riverton Ripper! A vicious serial killer who died many years ago and has seemingly found a teenage host, thanks to the seven children born the day he died. You can see Craven’s latest, My Soul to Take for yourself when it opens this Friday at a theatre near you.

This bad ass villain is one of many Wes Craven has helped create in his long and successful career. The following list will reveal some of those infamous movie madmen as well as some of the scariest psycho’s in cinematic history!

Afterwards, let us know if we’re missing your favorite! Just comment below…

And now, we present to you the Rogue 10 Scariest Cinematic Serial Killing Psychos Part 1

It’s October, and that means a time for barren trees, chilling mornings and creepy flicks invading the TV! As it is every year, the horror obsessed are wallowing in the extensive list of genre flicks that will hit networks nationwide. Vampires, werewolves and psychos are gearing up to climb through windows as I type, so lock your doors, shut your windows and, beware the slasher.

Wes Craven has unleashed a new phantasmagorical killer in My Soul to Take, a thriller for which a brand new trailer has debuted. Looking for all the world like classic Craven, with tormented teens, surreal murderers and eerie nightmare sequences, the film is coming out just in time for the Halloween season courtesy of Relativity Media and Rogue.