Joy of Fright: Old Chillers That Should Scare (but Not Terrorize) the Kids
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Be afraid, kids, be very afraid (but not that afraid), with these old  chillers, whose terror is (mostly) off screen.
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There's something spooky about a regulation that mandates child safety seats in hearses.
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Also: Scientists activate that creepy feeling. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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Classics, cult classics, vintage TV and one silent treasure
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The PG-13 picture, an American remake of the Japanese horror hit âJu-On,â takes an old-school approach in telling an unnerving tale about ghosts with more bite than pit bulls.
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Picture gallery: the most at-risk of our endangered cousins
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By By Isolde Raftery, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Jun. 22--To children of the 1980s, mentions of Zelda, Dark Castle or Pac-Man stir up nostalgic memories of endless afternoons spent indoors, just feet from a computer or television screen.
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Children know best. They see aging for what it is:
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It&#39;s that spooky time of year when movies with even the mildest of scares have a great chance of breaking out at the box office.
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SOAP LAKE, Wash. - Some people use scarecrows to chase away birds, or garlic to block vampires. Rick Froebe uses toilets to repel golfers.
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Horror movies have a right to be tacky. Good taste really shouldn&#39;t cross anybody&#39;s mind while determining the swift arc of an ax or a cool trajectory for blood to spray. But if you&#39;re looking for ...
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A frenetic remake of a cult classic shows how each film generation finds its own tone and terrors
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From silent vampires to animated murders, from sharks that won't die to a love story set amid a zombie takeover, more than a century's worth of big-screen scares
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By MARK CZERWINSKI  Perhaps you saw the story in Wednesday's paper about the little boy in Middletown who was attacked by a coyote while playing outside a neighbor's house. It was random, non-provoked, and, quite frankly, frightening.
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What happens when you make music out of kids' toys subjected to Borg-like modifications in front of an audience of preschoolers and parents? You'll have to attend one of Dan Evans Farkas' concerts to find out. Audio and video samples included. Alexander Gelfand reports from New York.
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Three programming geeks use monsters and metaphors to turn the Sci Fi Channel into the best little horror house in the movie business. By Gary Wolf from Wired magazine.
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Autistic children react positively to toys that are simple in appearance and design because they like familiarity and repetitive behavior.