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POV: a woman waits for a man at a deserted railroad station somewhere in northern New England. It is the middle of winter. Snow is falling and strange figures start to appear... and you are having an encounter with Walter Ungerer's obscure, ghostly mini masterpiece The Animal.

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This documentary is a great way to get ideas for your spooky season/Halloween watchlists! Let's get trashy and weird.

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Elevated horror is a very popular (and controversial) label, but it begs the question - what qualifies as de-elevated horror these days? Let's talk about it.

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Call em 'threequels' or just third entries in franchises, it's hard enough to make a good horror sequel but by part 3 the quality can really drop - except when it doesn't! Then you have some gems. Let's find out which gems are gem-iest.

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Adam Wingard is back to the film territory of The Guest and You're Next: horror/action/slashers/thrillers with decent budgets and he gets to make the movie without studio interference. Sounds good right? Let's see how it worked out...

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It's Buddy! What happens when an orange unicorn with a big heart and a big axe goes all Night Of The Hunter on you? Let's find out!

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We asked more than half a million horror fans to tell us what horror movies they think are almost classics but just missed due to a flaw or two, and we're here with their answers and ours!

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With Frankenstein, Dracula and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde all coming out in 1931, that year seems like a great answer for 'the best year for horror movies'. But can we find one single year in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s or elsewhere that could knock 1931 out of the top spot? Let's dive in.

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An (almost entirely) spoiler free look at the new slasher movie Camp Miasma.

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1981 was clearly the best year for werewolves in genre history. An American Werewolf In London, The Howling and Wolfen, it was truly 'the year of the wolf'. What was the best single year for ghost movies? Was there a 'year of the ghost?' Let's find out!

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Intro music by Nicholas Savard L'Herbier

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