Dreamy dark shadows hide what's really going on behind the mask of respectability worn by esteemed surgeon Dr Genissier. Beautiful visuals and ethereal performances make this 1960 French horror unforgettable. No, Billy Idol doesn't sing the theme tune. 

It's raining, men. Investigative journalist goes undercover in mental hospital to solve murder in this classic hard-boiled masterpiece. With NYMPHOS and stormy weather ahead. 

C'mon c'mon let's stick together. It's share and Cher alike as Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear play conjoined twins in this Farrelly Brothers comedy. Can Walt make it in Hollywood as a serious actor and will his brother ever get off his back?

Lee Marvin at his coolest, in search of  a bag of money and the man who left him for dead, but his search brings more questions than answers. Is there a Point? Why is he so Blank? There's more to this existentialist hitman than meets the eye in the uber-stylish1967 cult film. With added Angie Dickinson, which is never a wrong move.

Cowboys in aprons and heroes in ballgowns - these are a few of our favourite things. 

Gender-bending, blacklist-dodging Nicolas Ray kind-of-Western.

The woodwork squeaks and out come the "Freaks".

Is Tod Browning's 1932 career-killing classic the most controversial film ever made? 

True life horror and two amazing debuts set in stuffy and stifling 1950s New Zealand. With added Plasticine Orson Welles. 

Scottish pagan cult crazies vs Scandinavian pagan cult crazies.

But which is better? There's only one way to find out. 

Get out of here you jiving scum!

Straight to the fridge with Brit 60s teensploitation. Daddio.

Mummy, I'm seeing things. And take your tongue out of my mouth.

Cold War brainwashing hijinks with Sinatra and Co.