Hol­ly­wood seems to love using the found footage look for hor­ror films. It requires min­i­mal work and cheap actors to make it some­what believable. Chris­t­ian Slater seems to be the only rec­og­niz­able name not requir­ing an IMDB search. [Source:...

It wouldn’t be a hor­ror film fea­ture with­out the clas­sics being show­cased. Hal­loween and its sequel were and still remain one of the best slasher films to date. While Rob Zom­bie’s inter­pre­ta­tion deliv­ered a more vicious  Michael Myers it was John Car­pen­ter’s vision that made Michael Myers the cult icon he is today. To think...

28 Days Later joins our list with a haunt­ing and dis­turb­ing look at a zom­bie apoc­a­lypse that seemed a lot more the real then I would have liked. Zom­bie movie purists always gripe about the run­ning zom­bies which will be debated on our fan page later today. Danny Boyle not only deliv­ered a solid entry into the zom­bie genre but gave us a...

No hor­ror list is com­plete with­out this film. William Fried­kin’s adap­ta­tion of William Peter Blatty’s book is con­sid­ered the gold stan­dard of hor­ror and has received numer­ous acco­lades that val­i­date that claim. The Exor­cist had a great cast that made the movie feel real with­out going over­board on the sub­ject mat­ter....

Every once in a while a film comes along that makes you sec­ond guess a favorite activ­ity or event. Jaws made us not want to go in the water,Friday The 13th made us scared to go camp­ing and now Hos­tel comes along and makes you afraid of trav­el­ing abroad. Eli Roth deliv­ered a grisly por­trayal of a secret soci­ety that kills peo­ple for...