Campy teen slasher and instant cult classic who's laughable 80's vibes and B-movie acting is instantly redeemed by the horrific last minute of the film.

It is alive! The classic Universal monster film Frankenstein has become embed in American culture.  A must see despite creative differences from Mary Shelley's original 1818 novel that diluted some thematic potency.

Ever wish every day could be your birthday? Groundhog Day meets Slasher.

"They're coming to get you Barbra!" George Romero's OG classic laying the foundation for what has become known as the zombie subgenre.

THE OG meta slasher vision of Wes Craven giving birth to the horror icons Ghostface and final girl Sidney Prescott.

The gang moves to the big city but just won't let go as Ghostface returns.

Zombies! Ok, flesh eating rage infected humans. A favorite Danny Boyle "zombie" movie featuring break out roles from Cillian Murphy and Naomi Harris.

Period piece but not, feminist but not, horror but not. Transcending era and genre, Anna Biller's The Love Witch flips societal norms and expectations of women in film in a hyper stylized love potion of a film.

KILL IT! KILL IT WITH FIRE!!! Another John Carpenter horror staple. If you haven't seen it, turn it on now to watch a flame thrower wielding Kurt Russell wreak havoc on an isolated Antarctic research base.

Nothing says horror like old people fucking. A group filming an adult film on a remote farm aren't the only ones interested in seducing an audience.