GENRE: Horror

I held off on seeing this...why I'm not sure. It's everything I expected it to be...and a little more. It really should be seen by everyone...just as a reference

Sweet little suspense film about a killer panther...or a man who kills like a panther...or is a panther...they never really say

The special effects are what really standout about this really interesting film.

A precursor to David Lynch, Tim Burton, Rex Meyer and Guillermo del Toro.

Damned near a masterpiece. An almost perfect visualization of a nightmare on screen. Mitchum will give you the Heebee Jeebees

I feel all dirty...but in a classy British sort of way.

One of the creepiest movies of all time. Fantastic performances all round.

Bava where have you been all my life?

Polish Lake country has never looked more beautiful or haunting

Unsettling or disturbing is a term that gets thrown around a lot today. Usually in regards to Cronenberg or Miike or Irreversible.

This film a text book of how to achieve an atmosphere of menace and unease without showing a thing

Crazy Japanese topless chicks fill a giant hole with dead Samurai whom they kill in order to buy food. After fighting over a dude who moves in next door, another dude, wearing a freaky mask, shows up. Badness ensues

I'm not quite as bat shit crazy about this movie as everyone else is(I'm not a HUGE sci-fi fan), but this movie is a must for any fans of Bava or Sci-Fi

The production design and cinematography are top notch, The Scott Brothers were definitely taking notes on the use of smoke for atmosphere.

One of the most incredibly shot films of all time.

Bava uses color to accent the beauty of the victims and the plainness of the murderer.

However this is not one of Bava's most enjoyable fims to watch from a story sense, but then again story has never been the Italian films strongest point.

A whole lotta fun. Great colors. Creepy atmosphere...the "going crazy" sequences are classic

Fantastically bizarre horror spoof/homage featuring a very young, very bald Sig Haig

An amazing little seen film. Well worth your time.

Karloff's last great performance. Watch for future super producer Frank Marshall as the ticket taker at the drive in.

Bergman's Horror Film

Pure hand held grainy terror. One of the first and possibly the best Zombie film ever made.

Christopher Lee fights Satan and Blofeld in this Hammer Horror Classic. An obvious influence on Dr. Orpheus in the Venture Brothers.

Really fantastic Giallo and the birth of Dario Argento as a horror auteur.

Beautiful cinematography by Vittorio Storaro and shockingly, a story you can actually understand.

Decent Giallo from Argento. Couple of good kills, a great ending fight sequence and Karl Malden turning in an interesting performance

British Giallo...Hitchcock finally being able to show, in delightfully grizzly detail, all of the quirks and fetishes that had laid under the surface in his previous films

Brutal

Great, early, over the top performance by Donald Pleasance.

Nicholas Roeg's wickedly creepy ghost story is well worth watching on a dark and stormy night.

The scariest movie i've ever seen. The only movie to keep me up all night. Michael Kermode is right when he called this the best movie ever made.

To know death Otto, you have to fuck life... in the gall bladder!

Great Giallo... Argento is at the top of his game

The movie that changed the industry.

Great Gripping Gritty Genre Gem

SOOOOO CREEPY...oh my god I saw this 2 years ago and I'm still having nightmares

One of the most beautiful movie ever made. The last 3 strip techno-color film to be shot. Haunting and terrifying with a kick ass Goblin soundtrack

A perfect slasher film.

Tarkovsky's masterwork of science fiction is a must see for fans of the genre.

This dark highly atmospheric film is photographically on par with any Bergman or Kubrick film.

Disgusting, amazing, sickening and poignant

So after seeing this movie Steven King decided to direct Maximum Overdrive so another director wouldn't butcher his work...

Now I don't know what movie King saw...but I did see Maximum Overdrive...not so much...

A zombie fights a shark...nuff said

Bob Fosse's Boogie Nights.

Eric Roberts gives a fantastic psychopathic performance in this heavy drama by the master director.

Mommy, a naked American man stole my balloons...classic

My least favorite in the series, and the only one I would really call scary.

The best horror remake of all time...one of the best horror movies of all time...Love me some MacReady

Hands down one of the greatest giallo's ever made. Stylish, Sadistic and Sexy.

oh and did I mention Edwige Fenech

Solid little thriller from Bava. The B/W photography of this film is what really sets it apart from the other contemporaries of it's day.

Worth seeing for the slow mo bullet through the eye shot alone.

Overall very effective and enjoyable., but marred by a ridiculous ending. The acting and story are also a little shoddy at times, but that's par for the course in this sub genre.

Argento's moving camera in this film is stunning. Easily on par with Scorcese & Ballhau's and Coen & Levinson's work.

Prettyand pretty boring too.

A wonderful example of how 2 directors with the same material, can come up with wildly different levels of effectiveness.

One of the best times I've had at the theater in ages. More fun than a barrel full of monkeys! Raimi is back!

Beautiful blacks and rich reds create a beautiful photographic look in this classic Giallo by Sergio Martino. The story leaves a little to be desired, but that is typical for this genre. The style and camera movement more than make up for it's story pitfalls.

Imagine The Shinning and Suspiria had an Australia film baby and you'll start to get an idea of what Next of Kin is like. While the film has it's flaws, it's use of atmosphere is unbelievable. Great elegant cinematography and really amazing slo-mo.

A true undiscovered gem. I'm not going to lie, it's a little hard to find. I had to buy a used, out-of-print, German, region 4 bootleg off ebay.

A total diamond in the rough. Stacy Keach is amazing. Direction and cinematography are both top notch. To quote a friend "It's like Hitchcock and Tarantino had an Australian film baby."

Nothing more or less than what it promises on the poster. Nispel's reboot of the franchise is the first in the series to feature all of the Jason hallmarks simaltaniously. The hockey mask, sexually active teenagers, camp crystal lake and Jason as the killer.

The script leaves a lot to be desired. With lines like "you have such perfect nipple placement baby." You have to wonder what was going through the mind of the writer when he wrote that gem.

The kills leave much to be desired. Only one or two have any creativity too them. The being roasted in a flaming sleeping bag being the best of the bunch.

In it's defense the nudity is top notch and plentiful.

The death toll for Anne Rice.

Hands down one of the best films of the year, and the best vampire film since Nosferatu (Herzog's version)

A taunt, paranoid thriller that hinges on Deneuve's amazing performance. Polish creep master Polanski masterfully crafts this low budget masterpiece.

Gorgeous, touching, funny, beautiful and an absolute delight to watch. Marcel Camus' imaginative retelling of this Greek myth will leave you smiling, crying and dancing in your seat.

The most dignified Zombie film of all time and one of Hammer's best works.

More interesting than entertaining, this Bob Clark film is like a mix of Evil Dead (minus the style) and Diary of the Dead. The acting is okay and the story is very uneven. It's hard to rate the cinematography because the DVD print currently in release is terrible.

So so so much fun. Highly recommended for the Evil Dead crowd.

Plenty of fun but in need of more pedicide.

Great title, decent Giallo. Oddles of naked Fenech doesn't hurt.