If you are a fan of action horror movies, then it is pertinent that you watch Van Helsing (2004). Released in 2004, it revolves around a Monster Hunter played by Hugh Jackman, along with Anna ...

Hugh Jackman as Gabriel Van Helsing holding a crossbow, looking into the air in 'Van Helsing' (2004). Image via Universal Pictures Hugh Jackman's Gabriel Van Helsing may not be the traditional vampire ...

There are bare-midriffed babes who turn into yowling, blue-skinned harpies and back again, slimy egg sacs filled with bat-winged gremlins and werewolves that burst forth by literally ripping off their ...

Today is a glorious day for all the monster freaks out there with the simultaneous release of the Van Helsing movie and the game with the same name. We'll leave the review of the movie to the critics ...

One wonders if modern audiences even realize there was a time when horror films didn’t rely on special effects. There was a time when horror films didn’t need to have a breakneck action scene every ...

Poor Gabriel Van Helsing. Not only does he have to slay the toothy handmaidens of hell and legions of the undead in 1880s Transylvania, but his movie must support one of the most ambitious and ...

A monster mash on steroids, "Van Helsing" takes Universal's hallowed horror cycle to a new level. Whether that level is the pinnacle or the nadir will be a matter of distinctly divided opinion, ...

You can tell just by looking at “Van Helsing” that it cost a heap of money to make: There are lots of vampires turning into humans and back again, massive numbers of flying-monkey-style slimy winged ...

In a lot of the old horror movies, the money-shot moment was the scene of transformation, when ordinary men would sprout hair and grow fangs, their faces taking on the cast of the devil within. But ...