Horror Bucket List

Isaac on the ice planet Tau Volantis with a co-op partner and a bench that builds any gun you can imagine.

An apartment you cannot leave, chained from the inside, with a hole in the bathroom wall.

The prequel: a lorry driver stops at a burning house seven years before the first game.

A retelling with no combat at all - you run, and the game quietly psychoanalyses you and rewrites itself.

Two centuries of Lestat and Louis, in the adaptation Anne Rice initially hated and then took out an advert to praise.

A young lawyer joins a New York firm run by Al Pacino, who is also Satan.

Ari Aster's three-hour anxiety dream about a man trying to visit his mother.

The last man in an empty Manhattan, talking to shop mannequins and hunting deer on Fifth Avenue.

A Wall Street banker, a business card and a chainsaw; the satire people keep mistaking for a role model.

A chain-smoking exorcist with lung cancer bargaining his way out of hell.

Lecter in Florence ten years on, and a dinner scene that lost the film half its audience.

The army repopulates the Isle of Dogs six months on, and the infection restarts inside the quarantine zone.

A young great white gets inside SeaWorld Orlando and its mother comes after it; shot for cardboard 3-D glasses.

Ellen Brody decides the shark is hunting her family and follows her son to the Bahamas; the worst reviewed film in the series.

A second shark off Amity and a police chief nobody believes twice; the best regarded of the three sequels.

Ash is thrown back to 1300 with a chainsaw, a shotgun and an incantation he cannot remember correctly.

A house, a poet and an escalating allegory that empties cinemas; Jennifer Lawrence.

A priest becomes a vampire through a failed experiment; Zola by way of Korean horror.

Ichabod Crane investigates the Headless Horseman in a fog-bound 1799 New York.

A boy reanimates his dog; Burton remakes his own 1984 short in stop-motion.

Five students, a cabin and the Book of the Dead; Raimi shot it for $350,000 in 1981.

Sondheim's musical as a blood-soaked Victorian London; Depp and Bonham Carter sing.

Frankenstein, Dorian Gray and Dracula in Victorian London; Eva Green's possession scenes.

Mads Mikkelsen cooks for Will Graham; the most beautiful horror on network television.

Five siblings and the house that will not let them go; the hidden ghosts in every frame.