A movie so scattershot and scare-free that it’ll only inspire impersonations of Clint Eastwood growling “Get off my lawn!,” ...

We walk in the paces and on the set of The Woman in the Yard, a mysterious presence at the center of Blumhouse's next chiller ...

The Woman In The Yard's twisted ending reveals the true identity of The Woman while sending important messages about grief ...

Let's raise a glass—and maybe a sharp knife or a crucifix—to these fabulously frightening women draped in all black.

Danielle Deadwyler plays a depressed widow who's menaced by the title ghost-demon in a movie that doesn't have the energy to ...

The character of Jennet Humfrye appears throughout the story as a ghost: a woman in black. Every time she is seen, a child in the village dies. She appears to Arthur Kipps at Alice Drablow’s ...

However, Arthur goes to the isolated manor and soon he finds that Eel Marsh House is haunted by the vengeful ghost of a woman dressed in black. He also learns that the woman lost her son ...

a film featuring a woman dressed in all black who, well, is in the yard and up to no good. The trailers for The Woman in the Yard is exactly what a horror trailer should be—intense, a bit vague ...

The character of Jennet Humfrye appears throughout the story as a ghost: a woman in black. Every time she is seen, a child in the village dies. She appears to Arthur Kipps at Alice Drablow’s ...

A woman wearing all black is certainly not uncommon in TV and ... While Margaret is not the titular Ghost, she is a murderous maven dripping in her darkest threads and feigning grief at a funeral.