The Hills Have Eyes Part 2 is perhaps one of the first real time followups in film history. What else does this film add to the cinephile lexicon? How about a ton of 80s?

The Hills Have Eyes is one of those movies we have a lot to say thanks to for. One of which is the suitable continuation of the murderous family sub-genre within in horror.

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Dead Zone stars Christopher Walken and is directed by David Cronenberg and is one of the best Stephen King film adaptations.

With a fantastic score and hell of a plot twist Dead Zone is a "gotta see this" flick.

Blood Valley Seed's Revenge AKA Seed 2 is a straight up exploration movie full of attractive women and blood, however the acting and lack of hook within the story slowly pushes the audience away.

The Invitation is a rare movie that gets you at every turn and every level. As one of the best kind of character pieces this movie is a must watch and shouldn't be missed.

Blair Witch is a full contrast to Rings Day 23 of the 31 Days of Dread. Where one if successful on capturing the conventions of it's predecessors, this one (Blair Witch) fails despite having strong film makers behind the camera.

Rings is a fun movie that commits to the mythology and rules of the 2002 Gore Verbinski film and adds to it. It's not a perfect movie but it's in the middle of the pack when it comes to horror remakes and reboots.

Day 22 is another independent movie that totally delivers. Body is another tour in what you can do with limited characters, and limited environments.

Sleepy Hallow is of the class of 1999' and it's one of the most visual best modern day horror films and it artfully captures the spirit of Halloween. The 31 Days of Dread marches on. Let's get to it!!!

Day 20 of the 31 Days of Dread might deliver the best film yet. With a 3mil budget Teeth fires on all cylinders as it is well acted, directed, written, and has a great music score. Do yourself a favor and make tome for this movie on Netflix.