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Battle Royale (2000) Kinji Fukasaku This is one of the best films I've ever seen and ranks high in my favorite films of all time. It's very innovative, controversial, and highly entertaining. You have got to see this. |
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Cellar Dweller (1988) John Carl Buechler A decent 80's creature flick. Although the plot could have easily been thought up by a 12-year-old, the film somehow maintains a small entertainment factor that's shown throughout the 77-minute running time. Worth... |
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Children of the Corn (2009) Donald P. Borchers A pointless remake that rapes the original films image and spits right in its face. No atmosphere, no conflict, no direction; this Children of the Corn is up there as being one of the worst movies I have ever seen in my life. |
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Clownhouse (1988) Victor Salva A surprisingly entertaining movie. If you have a fear of clowns I recommend you check this film, so you care scare the crap outta yourself. |
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Don't Be Afraid of the Dark Pre-Production English Troy Nixey A young girl moves into a home with her father and his new girlfriend, where she discovers strange little nocturnal creatures that live beneath the stairs. |
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Fear of the Dark (2002) K.C. Bascombe The movie proved to be an effective genre effort, despite merely relying on two characters and sticking to only one location the entire time. Had it not been for some of the seemingly rushed sequences towards the end and if... |
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Goosebumps In Development English N/A No official plot yet. |
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Let Me In In Production English Matt Reeves Tells the story of Owen, a twelve year old boy who is feeling increasingly isolated and alone. Enduring the bitter divorce between his parents, and being the target of relentless bullies at school, the friendless and... |
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Let the Right One In (2008) Tomas Alfredson More of a romance-drama than a horror flick, this proved to be a good and semi-original take on the vampire sub-genre. Though, due to its slow-pace it will likely turn off viewers, but if you don't mind the lack of... |
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Neon Maniacs (1985) Joseph Mangine A very underated 80s monster flick. If you liked Clive Barker's Nightbreed I suggest you check this film out. |
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Orphan (2009) Jaume Collet-Serra This is one of those rare occasions where a known sub-genre is taken to new heights by a clever script and talented director. Orphan doesn't skimp on the blood and even offers some fairly shocking violence (coming from... |
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Return to Sleepaway Camp (2008) Robert Hiltzik The movie takes itself too seriously and unsuccessfully attempts to be as crafty as its predecessor. The kills are creative and it's one of the better 80's interpretations I've seen in a while, but that's... |
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Sleepaway Camp (1983) Robert Hiltzik You might think of it as a F13 wannabe with a title like Sleepaway Camp and a cover with a bloody knife stuck through a shoe, but it's no where near F13. I definitely recommend this film for any horror fan. I warn you... |
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The Bone Yard (1990) James Cummins Underrated zombie film. Good effects, interesting zombies, and a lot of cheesy-ness. Check this movie out with an open mind. |
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The Children (2008) Tom Shankland A surprisingly good evil-kids flick. The film opts to go for a more dark and atmospheric approach rather than kids just slicing-and-dicing the adults, which I found very refreshing. Worth a check, especially if you're a... |
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The Devil's Backbone (2001) Guillermo del Toro A good original story. Expected more scares and a better ending, but still enjoyable and interesting. Check this. |
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The Gate Pre-Production English Alex Winter When best friends Miles and Terry discover a mysterious crystalline rock in Miles's back yard, they quickly dig up the lawn in search of more. Instead, they unearth the Gateāthe opening to an underground chamber... |
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The Hole Awaiting Release English Joe Dante After moving into a new town, brothers Dane and Lucas and their neighbour Julie discover a bottomless hole in their basement that brings their nightmares to life. With shadows lurking around every corner, they must face... |
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The Monster Squad In Development English N/A No official plot yet, but the original film told the story of a group of young horror fans who find themselves facing against icons like Dracula and the Wolfman in real life. |
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The Monster Squad (1987) Fred Dekker There's a reason why this film has a huge cult following behind it, and that's because it proves to this day that it remains as one of the most fun and creative films to come out of the genre, and even now, still... |
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The Shortcut (2009) Nicholaus Goossen The reason for the 8 rating is the movie just isn't that scary or horrific. Sandler proves to be a great writer and emphasizes realistic teen dialogue, an against-the-grain approach that showcases a more positive... |
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The Substitute In Development English Scott Derrickson Revolves around a terrified sixth-grade class as the students race to reveal to their parents that their new substitute teacher is an evil alien being. |
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The Willies (1990) Brian Peck A fun little youth-oriented horror anthology that proved entertaining for the most part, but loses points with its final story due to pacing issues. Worth a check if you're looking for a harmless little cheesy movie,... |
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The Witches In Development English Guillermo del Toro The original followed a young boy who discovers a gathering of witches in a seaside resort. |




