Oct. 25: The Return of the Living Dead (1985):\ \'a0One of the best horror-comedies ever made, and one that delivers equally on both the horror and the comedy, The Return of the Living Dead will make

Oct. 23: Don\'92t Look Now (1973):\ Director Nicolas Roeg\'92s horror masterpiece Don\'92t Look Now takes plot elements that could be used in a far more exploitative movie and marries them with intell

Oct. 22: My Bloody Valentine (1981):\ If you\'92re a child of the 1980s, like me, then you probably predisposed to love slasher movies. It was never the classiest genre, but the slasher movie is just

Oct. 21: Twitch of the Death Nerve (1971):\ Earlier this month I wrote about Black Sunday, an elegant and influential black-and-white chiller from Italian horror maestro Mario Bava. Today I\'92m here

Oct. 20: Near Dark (1987):\ \ There are lots of films that aim to demystify the vampire genre \'97 at times, there seems to be more of these movies than ones that romanticize vampires. Yet, when one o

Oct. 18: Evil Dead II (1987):\ Director Sam Raimi is very well known now for helming the Spider-Man movies, but horror buffs have known him for years because of another series, the incredibly fun Evil

Oct. 19: Cronos (1993):\ Long before becoming famous for turning out Pan\'92s Labyrinth and the Hellboy films, Mexican director Guillermo del Toro was making quietly effective horror films. His debut

Oct. 17: Prince of Darkness (1987):\ John Carpenter is one the best horror directors of all time, and many of his films, such as Halloween and The Thing, are very well known. But today we\'92re lookin

Oct. 15: Carnival of Souls (1962)\ If you need more proof that the best horror often comes from a determined group of outsiders shooting on a shoestring budget in the middle of nowhere, look no furthe

Oct. 16: Q: The Winged Serpent (1982):\ Undeniably the best movie I\'92ve ever seen in which the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl terrorizes New York City, director Larry Cohen\'92s Q: The Winged Serpent is an