3D technology intensifies jump scares, creating immersive horror experiences in movies. Best 3D horror films explore depth and visuals, adding claustrophobia and tension to the narrative.

That kind of horror is not scary in any sort of entertaining ... where they’ll pay $17 to entirely cover their eyes, hands over 3D glasses, for at most of the movie. And very few of us will ...

The problem in 1977 was that 3D glasses were utterly useless other than ... Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954), and the popular horror film House of Wax (1953) starring Vincent Price.

Even as a person who wears glasses and is therefore not perfectly suited to putting 3D glasses over them ... Maybe this is tech that belongs in cheapie horror sequels, where it can be used ...

What’s your favorite scary movie, 3D fans ... the sixth film in the line isn’t a jarring mess behind those 3D glasses. There are a couple small instances of visual wonk that might confuse ...

Cameron noted that Ubisoft, which is handling game duties for Avatar, already has a stereoscopic game running on Xbox 360 with 3D glasses ... offers update on his horror movie adaptation of ...

Putting 3D glasses on praying mantises has opened researchers ... driver's seat': The zombie ants that die gruesome deaths fit for a horror movie Stereo vision, also called stereopsis, enables ...