“If it’s in a word, or it’s in a look, you can’t get rid of the Babadook,” goes the famous line in Jennifer Kent’s 2014 horror classic of that name. Ten years after its original ...

The Babadook, a 2014 indie psychological horror film, has garnered a near-perfect 98 per cent score on Rotten Tomatoes and achieved cult classic status since its release.

The lasting success of the horror genre has been built on a few core principles. The genre’s use of allegory and thematic ...

The Babadook is from 2014 and it’s set in the modern day. At multiple points in the film, the protagonist, Amelia Vanek, watches television. She sees a lot of silent films on TV. At one point ...

We’ve long big fans of The Babadook here at IGN. In our The Babadook review from 2014, IGN critic Daniel Krupa called it “a brilliantly made, elegant horror film, with real psychological depth ...

This 2014 Australian psychological horror film has been hailed as one of the best horror films of the 21st Century and is available to stream on Netflix.

We check in with Australian director Jennifer Kent about her horror breakthrough, now 10 years old but still the stuff of nightmares and unlikely empowerment.

The Babadook has arrived on Netflix - and fans are absolutely in love with the modern horror classic. Released in 2014, the film boasts an extraordinary 98% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics ...

Invented by the Australian director Jennifer Kent for her 2014 film, Mister Babadook is a creature from a children’s pop-up book that suddenly appears in the home of Amelia (Essie Davis) and her ...

“The Babadook” opened in theaters in November 2014, and grossed more than $7 million on a $2 million budget. IndieWire ranked “The Babadook” as the ninth best horror movie of the 21st century.

'The Babadook' director Jennifer Kent remembers Sundance jitters and shooting in a haunted basement ahead of the horror film's theatrical re-release.

As penned by Cinemablend: "With scares that will have audiences hiding behind their hands or shrieking for help, The Babadook is easily the best horror film of 2014.