Push is a dark and disturbing film about a pregnant woman being stalked by a killer. It's not the first movie to put a pregnant woman in peril, however - here are three more.

It delivers everything expected of a female-centric superstitious horror movie: pregnancy, big spooky houses, fireside rituals in the woods, deer antlers, and other nature-based imagery.

I love pregnancy horror films, but Birthrite exhibits to me both the subgenre's greatest strengths and most glaring flaws.

Push’s arty take on pregnancy horror ultimately sacrifices believable characters and a cogent plot for the sake of good-looking scenes.

Parenthood can be simultaneously one of the most rewarding stages of life and one of the most horrifying, especially when it comes to pregnancy. Horror movies have a long history of making ...

Writer, director and cinematographer Martin Melnick wants audiences to find empathy for his protagonists’ seemingly poor ...