31 Days of Horror: Hellbenders, 2013
As a liberal Christian, I don’t think there can ever be enough exploitation movies that point out the problems in …
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31 Days of Horror: Prince of Darkness, 1987
Prince of Darkness is my favorite John Carpenter movie. Every time I watch it, I’m ready to watch it again. …
31 Days of Horror: Inferno, 1980
A woman named Rose in New York realizes she’s living in a building infested by one of Argento’s Three Mothers …
31 Days of Horror: Winterbeast, 1992
It cannot be overstated how ridiculous a movie Winterbeast is. Shot over a period of years, you get to watch …
31 Days of Horror: We’re Going To Eat You, 1980
Agent 999 tracks the notorious thief Rolex to an isolated island village which is, unbeknownst to the agent, populated almost …
31 Days of Horror: Dead and Buried, 1981
Here’s the best recommendation I can give you: the first time I saw Dead and Buried, I was 24 years …
31 Days of Horror: The Evil, 1978
C.J. Arnold (Richard Crenna), a psych professor, and his wife Caroline (Joanna Pettet), a doctor, just bought a haunted mansion …
31 Days of Horror: Waxwork, 1988
An immortal David Warner tries to bring on the end of the world by killing people with wax museum exhibits. …
31 Days of Horror: Sweet Home aka Sûîto Homu, 1989
A camera crew goes into an abandoned cursed mansion to view a mural painted by the former owner, Ichirō Mamiya. The …
31 Days of Horror: Demons, 1985
Two teenage girls skip their music lesson to go to a free screening at a new movie theater. At the …
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