Things that go bump in the night, the monster in the closet, the shadow on the wall and the shape under the bed are all part of our subconcious fears that stem from childhood... the fear of the unknown. Horror films tap into that fear and serve up fright-filled nightmares that keep us screaming for more... For that one man cottage industry of fear and suspense, Stephen King films can be found through the 'Special Interest' link, under 'Based on...' or by using the 'Stephen King' link on any of his adaptations. See also 'Classic Horror'.
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Ronnie (Michael St. Michaels) runs a disco walking tour along with his browbeaten son, Brayden (Sky Elobar). When a sexy, alluring woman named Janet (... Read more
6.5/10
An extravagant fun-filled fantasy the whole family can enjoy from the prolific and versatile Japanese director, Takashi Miike. Embracing and re-inter... Read more
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From director and co-writer Eli Roth, the mastermind behind the "Hostel" franchise and "Cabin Fever", comes "The Green Inferno", a non-stop barrage of... Read more
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Takashi Shimizu's eerie remake of his own Japanese thriller stars Sarah Michelle Gellar as an American health care worker living in Tokyo who takes a... Read more
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After a young housewife murders her family in her own house, a single mother and young detective tries to investigate and solve the case. Later, she d... Read more
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Aka 'Ju-on'. Japanese legend has it that a man who dies in a fit of rage leaves behind a malevolent presence that nests in his home; a contaminant tha... Read more
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The creepy dead kid and his mum are back. This sequel picks up where the last one left off, with Sarah Michelle Gellar facing down the ghosties, when... Read more
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A Tokyo house has been the site of many strange disappearances. Kyoko is a horror film actress who is invited by a film crew to investigate the 'haunt... Read more
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William Friedkin, director of "The Exorcist", delivers a new kind of fairy tale for adults. When a wealthy young couple (Carey Lowell and Dwier Brown)... Read more
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In his first film in nearly fifteen years, director John McNaughton (Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer) harks back to the depravity that made his 198... Read more