Horror movies are some of the most consistent pieces of the film industry. Sure there have been highs and lows in the genre, and resurgences have come and gone, but one thing remains true: people will always yearn for those cinematic chills.

The demand, however big it may be, is always constant. The golden age of cinema through the 60s brought on big studio monster movies, sly noir thrillers, and of course, Hitchcockian suspense (a subgenre, respectively). The 1970s, arguably the paramount epoch of cinema, period, saw the expansion of the genre and gave filmgoers some of the best nail...

Emily Mortimer is convinced she is Hollywood's worst action star - because she relies on computer editing to make her moves look believable.

The actress landed her first action role alongside Woody Harrelson and Ben Kingsley in director Brad Anderson's forthcoming film Transsiberian. And the 36-year-old insists her strides had to be digitally altered to appear realistic.

She says, "They told me I'm not actually that convincing when I'm running. Brad tells me that he really had to edit the hell out of the scene with me running away in the snow, because I look so bad. In fact, my ...