A blank white mask, a five-note theme, and Jamie Lee Curtis’s debut.

It has a hook, a fisherman’s slicker, and the most ‘90s cast ever assembled.

Romero’s low-budget farmhouse siege invented the modern zombie.

A sweeter coven, David Duchovny as a villain, and a remake that can’t touch 1996.

It’s a fashion illustrator, a curse, and the scare that changed horror forever.

Less horror and more housewife who’s done being a housewife.

Corsets, a castle, and Tim Curry in the role of a lifetime.

A split-screen murder, a reporter nobody believes, and a Bernard Herrmann score.

The pod people are still the scariest monsters around, and here’s why.

Hungry red goo, a 27-year-old “teenager” and a Burt Bacharach theme song.

It’s a French surgeon horror film that is quiet, cruel, and has the most haunting mask in cinema.