Best Horror Movies of the 1. This Friday, the summer gets its first high- profile haunting with the premiere of Poltergeist. It's the latest in a long line of 1. Insidious: Chapter 3, is modeled after the 1. The '8. 0s were a phenomenal time for aficionados of the gruesome, the gory and the ghoulish. Both independent and mainstream offerings delivered chills that stayed with you long after you'd left the theater and curled up in bed, wondering about what might be lurking in your closet, or just outside your window. In honor of Hollywood's newest attempt to recapture some of its malevolent magic, we present a ranked rundown of the 5.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Motel Hell (1. 98. A satiric take on some of its most famous genre predecessors, this wacko horror- comedy involves a motel- operating couple who sell smoked meats that are really their guests/victims, whom they bury up to their necks in a "secret garden" until they're ready to be harvested. The Funhouse (1. 98. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre director Tobe Hooper goes back to the deformed- masked- psycho well with this entertaining 1. B- movie, in which four teenagers decide to spend the night at a carnival–which already sounds like a bad idea–only to then have their fun ruined by a giant mutant freak with a penchant for violence. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

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Amawa Hibiki is a young man just out of college, with an education to be an athletics teacher. He’s been having a hard time finding a job since he graduated, so all. Salò, or The 120 Days of Sodom. It’s difficult to pin down just one graphic scene from Salo, which isn’t technically a horror film, but it is one of the most.

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Buoyed by one of the all- time great horror- movie posters, this 1. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The Gate (1. 98. 7) The big- screen debut of Stephen Dorff (at the age of 1. Tibor Takács film is a superior midnight movie about some kids who, left home alone for the weekend by their parents, discover that the construction worker- created hole in their backyard is actually a portal to Hell – and furthermore, that clues to how it works can be found in a heavy metal album's lyrics.

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Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Children of the Corn (1. Based on Stephen King's short story, this adolescent nightmare charts the ordeal of a couple that winds up in a Nebraska town where the kids–highlighted by the unforgettably sinister Malachai (Courtney Gains)–have decided that ritualistically killing adults is the best way to guarantee a good corn harvest. An American Werewolf in London (1.

John Landis' seminal 1. Showtime Full Tank Girl Online Free. American backpackers in England who are attacked by a werewolf, leaving one dead and the other to await his lycanthropic fate.

Frequently amusing, it also boasts groundbreaking monster- transformation effects by Rick Baker. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Bad Taste (1. 98. Peter Jackson's splatter- ific calling card, this gonzo 1. New Zealand town under siege from aliens, but it's really about the insanely gory, over- the- top B- movie special effects that Jackson created on his own.

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Pumpkinhead (1. 98. Special effects maestro Stan Winston's directorial debut is a sturdy supernatural revenge saga about an Appalachian mountain man (Lance Henriksen) who, with the aid of a backwoods witch, conjures the legendary (and magnificent- looking) Pumpkinhead demon to kill those who murdered his son – a decision that ultimately comes back to haunt him.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Silent Night, Deadly Night (1. One of the most traumatizing horror movies of the era (especially if you were (un)lucky enough to see it at an early age), this scuzzy slasher film concerns a young boy who witnesses his parents' brutal murder at the hands of a lunatic in a Santa Claus costume, and then years later turns into a likeminded killer. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1. The only Halloween film to not feature Michael Myers—it was intended to turn the franchise into more of an anthology- style series–Season of the Witch (about a conspiracy involving Halloween masks) remains a uniquely unsettling stand- alone film in an E.

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The film that launched the career of Michael Rooker, John Mc. Naughton's seminal 1. Henry Lee Lucas) about a psycho and his partner- in- crime acting on their murderous impulses. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Pet Sematary (1. 98. It may not quite live up to its Stephen King source material, but Mary Lambert's 1. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Fright Night (1. 98. Tom Holland's stellar horror- comedy pits a young suburban teenager (William Ragsdale) and his midnight- movie TV host idol (Roddy Mc. Dowall) against a new next- door neighbor (Chris Sarandon) who, it turns out, is actually a bloodsucking creature of the night.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Day of the Dead (1. The third installment in George A. Romero's pioneering zombie series is a scary and smart story about a group of post- apocalyptic survivors in an underground bunker who find themselves increasingly at each other's throats, all while a team of scientists attempt to find a cure for the plague through research that includes domesticating a brain- muncher known as Bub. Opera (1. 98. 7) No one stages murder quite like Dario Argento, who continued to cement his reputation as the master of the giallo (a particular strain of lurid Italian thriller) with this saga of an opera understudy who becomes the lead in a new production of Macbeth, only to then be terrorized by one of Argento's trademark, never- seen- except- his- gloved- hands fiends.

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The Howling (1. 98. Joe Dante's contribution to the werewolf genre was this 1.

John Sayles), which tracks Dee Wallace's TV news reporter–still traumatized by her run- in with a serial killer–to a remote resort where she finds herself in all sorts of full moon- triggered trouble. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The Stuff (1. 98. Fringe auteur Larry Cohen delivers an amusingly horrific satire of American appetites with this underappreciated B- movie about a mysterious yogurt- like diet snack that becomes a national sensation. There's just one side- effect: The Stuff turns consumers into zombie- like monsters. Watch Robert Klein Still Can`T Stop His Leg Tube Free there. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Cannibal Holocaust (1. With all due respect to its equally revolting kindred spirits (Cannibal Ferox in particular), Ruggero Deodato's infamous Cannibal Holocaust still stands as one of the most morally repulsive–and, admittedly, effective–horror movies of the decade, courtesy of extreme violence that was either thought to be real (involving humans) or was real (involving animals).