Oscar winner Dunaway and Carrie-Anne Moss turn up in an unoriginal horror film.

College kids rent a spooky house and find out about a wraith whose name, when uttered, causes people to do terrible things, like write the screenplay for “...

Horror tale offers few scares, raises many questions

Douglas Smith stars in Stacy Title’s horror thriller ‘The Bye Bye Man,’ with some unexpected support from Faye Dunaway and Carrie-Anne Moss.

Fans seeking Friday the 13th plans won't be disappointed.

First things first, let's get it out of the way — “The Bye Bye Man” is an absolutely ludicrous title for a horror movie.

“Don’t think it, don’t say it.” A group of college kids keeps repeating that phrase to avoid waking a malevolent spirit whose power grows every time ...

The Bye Bye Man is the kind of film that is so boring and bereft of anything of possible interest that it becomes infuriating.

There may be worse horror movies this year than the slapdash slasher flick 'The Bye Bye Man,' but none with more contempt for horror fans. Our review.

Dir: Stacy Title. US. 2016. 96mins

Three college students stand up to a boogeyman (and his dog) in a good-enough PG-13 horror movie.

'The Conjuring' meets a 'Final Destination' sequel in this okay chiller about a spirit who's harmless until you say his name.