The horror-Thon
Every October Since 2020
BROWSE ALL MOVIES
Carnival of Souls
A pale man, an empty pavilion and a no-budget ghost story I loved.
Massacre at Central High
The most ‘70s movie ever made, with plot holes and a truly hilarious hang glider.
Scream
Ghostface, a “cellular phone,” and a finale worth the wait.
Gaslight
Ingrid Bergman, a scheming husband, and the movie that gave us the word. Flaws and all.
Halloween Ends
Michael Myers gets a sidekick and lives in a pipe; Laurie finally ends it.
Halloween Kills
All of Haddonfield vs Michael Myers, Silver Shamrock masks, and the best of the trilogy.
Chopping Mall
Killer security robots, a mall after hours, and peak ‘80s everything.
Cat People
The remake of a classic and one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen.
The Funhouse
Four teens, a traveling carnival, and every clown you never wanted to see.
Suspiria
Candy-colored sets, a screaming Goblin score, and one very bad maggot scene.
Inferno
Witches, a flooded ballroom, a prog-rock score, and cats with bad intentions.
Slumber Party Massacre
A slasher that started as a parody, a power drill, and the pizza scene.
House
A demonic house cat, a hungry piano and the most absurd haunted-house ever.
The Invisible Man
Bandages, dark goggles, and special effects that still impress 90 years later.
The House By the Cemetery
A creepy kid named Bob, wild core, and the worst dubbing ever.
Halloween
Laurie Strode has a bunker and a grudge forty years in the making.
Halloween
A blank white mask, a five-note theme, and Jamie Lee Curtis’s debut.
I Know What You Did Last Summer
It has a hook, a fisherman’s slicker, and the most ‘90s cast ever assembled.
Poltergeist
A haunted TV, a very bad clown doll, and the scariest HOA situation in film.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Crooked sets, a sleepwalking killer, and cinema’s first great twist.