Lamberto Bava's Demons is celebrated for its striking visual style, pulse-pounding heavy metal soundtrack, and visceral displays of gore that push the boundaries of horror cinema. It's a must-watch for aficionados of classic giallo films seeking thrilling, intense experiences.

Demons (1985)

Diane Keaton's directorial debut mixes clips of how Hollywood has depicted Heaven with interviews of celebrities, crazy people, and normal people, all of whom have strange and fascinating ideas of what Heaven is really like, how you get there, and what you do when you are there.

Heaven (1987)

Written by Dario Argento and directed by Lamberto Bava, Demons 2 continues the quality from its predecessor. A group of tenants and visitors are trapped in a 10-story high-rise apartment building infested with demons who proceed to hunt the dwindling humans down.

Demons 2 (1986)

Starring Gabriel Byrne, Julian Sands and Natasha Richardson and directed by Ken Russell, A group exchanges ghost stories on one rainy night in mad Lord Byron's country estate. Personal horrors are shared and madness slowly ensues.

Gothic (1986)

Dario Argento's Phenomena, aka Creepers, stars a young Jennifer Connelly as a girl who can communicate with insects. Her power may help solve a string of murders in this spooky, gory tale leading to a bloody conclusion.

Phenomena (1985)

A newlywed couple moves into their new house, which is haunted by the ghosts of another newlywed couple who committed suicide in the house three years earlier.

Carnage (1984)

When a group of students heads into the forest to investigate a series of Sasquatch attacks, they'll discover crazy hermits, mutilated Girl Scouts, and interspecies copulation! "The best and bloodiest Bigfoot movie ever made." (Buried.com)?

1980s