Stake Land [2010]
Welcome to the Stake Land, a post-apocalyptic wasteland ruled by vicious creatures, cults, gangs, and two survivors with a mission.
Horror
Dylan Dog: Dead of Night [2010]
The exciting atmosphere, a menagerie of monsters, and solid visuals make Dylan Dog: Dead of Night a fun but forgettable experience.
The Blob [1988]
The Blob takes one incredibly smart and authentic premise and slaps it onto the body of your typical eighties horror with great results.
Day of the Dead [1985]
Very visceral, intelligent, and intense, Day of the Dead is the first psychological zombie movie that’s still one of the best in the genre.
Black Death [2010]
Atmospheric and compelling, Black Death is a movie following an expedition to a strange village mysteriously untouched by the bubonic plague.
Night of the Comet [1984]
Night of the Comet is a fun and refreshing eighties post-apocalyptic indie movie tapping into intriguing what-if fantasy with a lot of humor.
Fright Night [1985]
Charming, cheesy, and at times quite graphic, Fright Night is a cool eighties vampire movie you’re going to keep coming back to.
Altitude [2010]
Taking place aboard a small airplane, Altitude is a quite effective Lovecraftian blend of mystery and horror worth checking out.
Re-Animator [1985]
Deliciously gory and at the same time hilarious, Re-Animator is one of the best horror comedies of the eighties. And for a good reason.
Split Second [1992]
Very stylish and charming, Split Second is one hell of a B-movie set in post-apocalyptic London where a beast stalks the sewage canals.
Session 9 [2001]
If you’re looking for an authentic psychological horror, I give you Session 9, shot on location at the Danvers State Mental Hospital.
El Habitante Incierto AKA The Uncertain Guest [2004]
As a definition of a psychological thriller, El Habitante Incierto is an incredibly engaging and creative movie with a distinctly bizarre sense of humor.