Insects... women... it’s all the same to The Collector (1965), and he cares just as much about them.

Members of an in-patient therapy group are picked off one by one in a nightmarish fashion. It’s not the work of Freddy–just Bad Dreams (1988).

We start off this HubrisWeen with a handsome devil offering a win for the good guys, in return for future favors. It’s a charmingly sinister role for Ray Milland, Alias Nick Beal (1949).

Is there a word for indescribable horror? We’d like to suggest Zeder. (Also known as Revenge of the Dead).

What’s today’s horror feature? Listen, and You’ll Find Out.

The Fiasco Family would like to think that medical services have advanced significantly in the time since X-Ray.

The Fiasco Family would not like to confront their own capacity for sliding into below subsistence living, as happens in Wake in Fright.

The Fiasco Family would rather go to therapy than believe their flaws are the fault of a Vampire’s Kiss.

The Fiasco Family likes space movies, but the thing about deep sea movies is that it’s just as unforgiving an environment—just Underwater.

The Fiasco Family likes a spooky old manor that may or may not be haunted, but they do request that the filmmakers have some idea of which way they’re leaning, unlike in The Turning.