So, how many of us have been told you shouldn't watch horror movies because they'll give you nightmares? It turns out nightmares might actually be a good thing.

As if nightmares aren't frightful enough, new research links frequent bad dreams to aging faster and dying earlier. Nightmare frequency is a stronger predictor of premature death than smoking ...

A new study shows weekly nightmares can accelerate your biological aging to an alarming degree. LIGHTFIELD STUDIOS – stock.adobe.com In even more frightening news, Otaiku and his team analyzed ...

Horrifying dreams involving murder or being crushed or trapped might be a sign of an emerging autoimmune disease such as lupus in certain people, a new study finds.

Dr. Nadorff says everyone has nightmares, but not everyone remembers them. He presents a number of strategies to prevent memories of nightmares.

Not sure how to tell the difference between a nightmare and a night terror? We've got the details on both, plus tips to improve your sleep.

Little Nightmares 3 plays how a Cormac McCarthy novel reads. The levels move inch by inch, each little scene bottling up a visceral moment of time; painstakingly aiming an arrow at a hanging crate ...

'Little Nightmares 2' revels in the kind of childhood fears that never go away, and in turn provides life lessons amid its playful, grotesque world.

During Opening Night Live at Gamescom, Bandai Namco revealed Little Nightmares 3, which is being developed by Supermassive Games.