Twin brothers open a juke joint in 1932 Mississippi and vampires arrive; Coogler and Michael B. Jordan.
Demi Moore injects a younger self out of her spine; Fargeat's body-horror satire.
A grief-stricken American at a Swedish midsummer festival where everything happens in daylight.
A pop-up book monster and a grieving mother; Australian horror about depression.
A bullied boy and a vampire girl in a Stockholm suburb in the snow.
Scarlett Johansson as an alien picking up men in Glasgow, filmed with hidden cameras.
Five students at a cabin and the office that runs the horror; Whedon and Goddard's meta-slasher.
A zombie apocalypse in North London and a plan to wait it out at the Winchester pub.
A boy who sees dead people and the twist that made Shyamalan; "I see dead people".
An empty London and rage-infected fast zombies; Boyle on digital video.
A masked killer who has seen every horror film; Wes Craven reinvents the slasher.
Three students lost in the Maryland woods on camcorder; the found-footage film that fooled people.
A widower auditions for a wife; the last twenty minutes are Miike's most infamous.
Bruce Campbell versus his own hand in a cabin; Raimi's splatstick.
Michael Keaton as a bio-exorcist and a dinner party possessed by Harry Belafonte.
Mia Farrow, a Manhattan apartment building and very helpful neighbours.
Grieving parents in a winter Venice and a small figure in a red coat.
A TV executive finds a snuff broadcast and his body starts changing; "long live the new flesh".
Pod people replace a Californian town; the Cold War paranoia film that still works.
An Antarctic base and a shape-shifter; Rob Bottin's effects and the paranoia of the blood test.
Robert Mitchum as a preacher with LOVE and HATE on his knuckles hunting two children downriver.
Romero's farmhouse siege invents the zombie film for $114,000.
The transformation scene that won the first makeup Oscar, and a Yorkshire pub called the Slaughtered Lamb.
Michael Myers, Haddonfield and a piano theme in 5/4; Carpenter made it for $300,000.
A possessed girl in Georgetown, a spinning head and the most profitable horror film ever.
Herzog remakes Murnau with Kinski and thousands of real rats in Delft.
A policeman investigates a missing girl on a pagan Scottish island; the ending is the title.
Sissy Spacek at the prom, the bucket of pig blood, and the hand from the grave.
A wife and a mistress murder the headmaster, then the body vanishes; the twist Hitchcock envied.
Birds attack Bodega Bay for no reason; the school playground scene.
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