Horror Movies!!!! by LorinBurte

Beautiful Serbian emigre designer couldn't help but fall in love with insistent shipbuilder. But, is her strange cultural belief that human intimacy will transform her into a killer merely old world superstition...or is it horribly true? (1942)

This impressively moody early horror outing stars Bela Lugosi as "Murder" Legendre, owner of a Haitian sugar mill, who uses the living dead as his workforce and sets his sights on making a young bride part of his unholy legion. (1932)

In this horror classic that spawned two sequels (and an unadmitted sequel that won an Academy Award), a team of scientists on an expedition to find a link between land and sea animals discover more than they bargained for and...the hunters become the hunted! (1954)

The prose of Nathaniel Hawthorne provides the chilling fodder for this awesome anthology anchored by Vincent Price, including Dr. Heidegger's Experiment, where Sebastian Cabot learns the price of eternal youth. (1963)

As gruesome as its title suggests, this gore classic is about a young man who gets even with the hippies who gave his grandfather LSD by injecting rabid dog blood into their meat pies. Soon, the rabid rebels turn on a group of construction workers...and themselves. (1971)

When music journalist Myles Clarkson gets an interview with reclusive, terminally ill pianist Duncan Ely, his body becomes possessed by the Satan worshiping Ely's consciousness. Can Myles' wife save his soul, or will she find his new personality more appealing? Starring Alan Alda, Curt Jergens and Jaqueline Bisset. (1971)

A meek misfit gets no respite from being pushed around by both his infirm but domineering mother and by his abusive boss. The day came however, when he developed an unholy rapport with a certain colony infesting his Victorian house, and they started attacking his tormentors at his command. (1971)

This is the scariest movie of all time. The author Gary Buslik, in A Rotten Person Travels the Caribbean, relates seeing this film at a resort in Mustique and heard a man behind him shout "Don't go in there! Don't open that door! Don't open that muthaf***in' door!". He turned to find that the man behind him shouting was Idi Amin. (1973)

The passengers and crew of a London to LA 747 flight are confronted by a deadly occult danger thanks to the remains of an ancient English abbey, built over a Druid site for human sacrifices, being carried in the plane's cargo hold. This eerie made for TV mix starred Chuck Connors, Buddy Ebsen, Tammy Grimes, Russell Johnson (the Professor) and especially William Shatner. (1973)

It's not a lot of fun when you have to spend Christmas Eve stuck in your sorority house. It's even worse when a bloodthirsty psycho slides down your chimney, hides in the attic and begins to make anonymous threatening phone calls. It's Ho, Ho, Horror with Margot Kidder, Olivia Hussey, Keir Dullea, John Saxon and Andrea Martin. (1974)

Many remakes and sequels have tried and failed to top the sheer over the top grotesque-ness of the original. Full of gratuitous sex, unspeakable violence, unintelligible dialogue, incomprehensible plotting and 70s fashions, to say nothing of hairstyles. It did not make a star out of Camille Keaton. (1977)

How did I miss this classic? Horror, action and dark comedy mix in this offbeat tale that follows siblings played by Gemma Arterton and Jeremy Renner who make their living as witch hunters for hire. They face their most dangerous assignment when they're tapped to take down a powerful evil witch played by Famke Janssen who plans to sacrifice six boys and six girls as part of a sinister ritual. (2013)