SHELLEY takes us past the threshold of ROSEMARY'S BABY, helping us discover what Satan's spawn might do in its infancy.
SHELLEY takes us past the threshold of ROSEMARY'S BABY, helping us discover what Satan's spawn might do in its infancy.
This Roger Corman classic ventures into what happens when hubris of science takes over one man's ambition, to possibly fatal extremes.
The original night of Valentine's Day terror, when the '80s was getting full into the swing of horror. A true slasher classic.
Romero offers up something a tad different than his zombie films. This time, humanity is even nastier even if it isn't near as good as the Dead Series.
One of Hammer Horror's finest, if not their best of all. This Gothic bit of family horror takes us inside a deeply traumatised world of double crossing and death.
CARNIVAL OF SOULS is a low budget dream of an independent film, and a nightmarish slice of horror cinema.
Lucile Hadžihalilović's lyrical science fiction-horror hybrid explores gender roles in a world of the near future.
Craven's influential, innovative slasher took horror to a new level in the '90s.
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