Shockfest 09 In 3D: End Of The Unholy Trilogy

Great movie, too bad it's fans can sometimes be almost as annoying as star wars nerds.

Tim Burton's short and sweet ode to Vincent Price narrated by none other than Mr.Price himself. I believe anyone who stayed up to watch classic B/W horror movies on tv as a kid can relate to this short.

Early work from Tim Burton back when he created strange movies with fresh original ideas rather than resorting to mediocre remakes.

It got laughed it in the 80s but now it's considered a classic right up there with Freddy, Jason, Hellraiser and the rest.

I'll admit i haven't seen the 1931 original yet, so in light of that i'll just say that i enjoyed this one and leave it at that for now.

This satanic Gremlins knock-off gets filed under "So Bad It's Good" in my books.

er.....um......the um weird telephone ringing is kind of scary.

Had i known proms could be this much fun i actually would have gone to mine. The first of the king adaptations has one of the best endings ever.

Creepy classic from the director of Dracula and the creepiest part is that the freaks are real. PLUS: It inspired the Ramones song "Pinhead", Gabba Gabba Hey!

I actually really like this movie for what it is ; an 80's teen sex comedy. I've been a fan of Jim Carrey's since i first saw this in 85 and that was before i even found out that he's canadian and that it's mandatory by canadian law that i be a fan.

What starts out as typical 70's cheesy killer insect fare (they re-used the Brady Bunch set, there's a death scene in Alice's kitchen), takes a strange Cronenberg-esque turn in the second half. Horror fans looking for something different should definitely check it out. I really hope they didn't remake this but i have a funny feeling they have.

A serious contender for the worse monster ever, it's not the worse movie i've ever seen but that's only because i've watched alot of bad movies.

Ever wonder if Spielberg watches this constantly in an attempt to figure out where he went wrong. Considering it's over 50 years old this classic holds up astonishingly well.

C'mon who hasn't imagined they were in a monster movie? At one time or another we've all pondered what we would do if we were one of those little people scurrying from Godzillas mighty wrath. This is about as close as you're gonna get and if u allow yourself to suspend your disbelief you get alot of bang for your buck. I recommend u see it on a large screen with blaring surround sound to fully appreciate it tho.

Who would have thought that during the 80s a bunch of kids with no money would make one of the greatest horror movies ever.

If killing zombies and throwing back a few pints with your mates is your idea of a good time this is the movie for u. A very witty comedy/horror that I never grow tired of.

In my opinion this goes right up there with The Breakfast Club when talking about definitive movies of the 80s. It pits The Coreys against Jim Morrison obsessed vampires, does it get any better?

Like Hatchet this backlash against the CGI ridden mediocre crap coming out of hollywood nowadays is like a breath of fresh air. I give it extra marks for it's use of latex, puppets and real fake blood. Besides Robert Englund's performance is damn entertaining.

More fun than " a bag of dicks", oh how i miss the 80s sometimes.

Most people don't consider this canadian gem to be a horror movie but if you're squeamish about rats you just might be scared by this strange little movie.

The plot borrows heavily from King Kong and there are some unintentional laughs (as well as an intentional one involving a young uncredited Clint Eastwood), but the star of the show "Gill Man" makes this a classic monster movie.

A couple good scenes, but minus the 3D it's almost entirely crap.

In my opinion this is when Freddy peaked, both as a movie franchise and in popularity. Tho not as good a movie as part one Dream Warriors has always been my favourite as it struck the right balance of scary and funny.

Considered a flop at the time of it's release it has become a staple of many a horror fans childhood. Besides it gave us the term "Dragula".

Way too over the top to be believable which was what made the first one scary.

Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell kick ass with an assault of wild camera work, one liners that would give Arnold a semi, gore, and one of the best endings ever.

The scariest thing in this movie is the weird Octoberfest guy singing for no reason half way thru the film, what's with that?, it was like the wolfman had wondered onto the set of a musical. That silliness aside this is a pretty good monster flick, although I would have prefered Karloff as Big Frank(sorry Bela).

A little dated, but still alot of fun. Watching zombies lurch to 70s mall music is always a good time.