The horror-Thon
Every October Since 2020
BROWSE ALL MOVIES
Duel
One man, one car, and a tanker truck that wants him dead.
Killer Nun
Anita Ekberg plays a nun with a morphine problem and a body count.
Psycho
A stolen $40,000, a roadside motel, and the most famous shower in film.
Death Walks at Midnight
A ‘70s model, a murder across the street, and a spiked metal glove. A perfect 10.
The Shining
A haunted hotel, Danny’s rocket sweater, and a perfect 10 classic.
Apartment 7a
The Rosemary’s Baby prequel has great cinematography and a glittery demon, but it’s the same movie.
Deep Red
A psychic’s murder, a shocking killer, and the creepiest lullaby in horror.
Blood and Black Lace
Murder at a Rome fashion house, gorgeous color, and a missing diary.
Rosemary’s Baby
Nosy neighbors, a husband who can’t be trusted, and Mia Farrow’s pixie cut.
Prom Night
Jamie Lee Curtis, a disco dance-off and a twist that fooled me.
The Exorcist
A possessed 12-year-old, two priests, and the scariest movie ever nominated for Best Picture.
Carnival of Souls
A pale man, an empty pavilion and a no-budget ghost story I loved.
Gaslight
Ingrid Bergman, a scheming husband, and the movie that gave us the word. Flaws and all.
Cat People
The remake of a classic and one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen.
Suspiria
Candy-colored sets, a screaming Goblin score, and one very bad maggot scene.
The Invisible Man
Bandages, dark goggles, and special effects that still impress 90 years later.
Halloween
A blank white mask, a five-note theme, and Jamie Lee Curtis’s debut.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Crooked sets, a sleepwalking killer, and cinema’s first great twist.
Sisters
A split-screen murder, a reporter nobody believes, and a Bernard Herrmann score.