Directed by F.W. Murnau, Faust is a 1920's classic horror that deals with essential and timeless themes. A masterpiece about God and Satan who wager a deal. Faust is captivating and highly recommended for fans of silent horror.

Faust (1926)

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)

Dr. John Holden embarks on a journey to London to participate in a paranormal psychology conference, aiming to expose the nefarious devil cult leader, Julian Karswell. However, unexpected events unfold, ultimately altering Holden's perception of reality and the supernatural.

Curse of the Demon (1957)

A wealthy millionaire extends a thrilling challenge by offering a large sum of money to five daring individuals who agree to spend an entire night locked inside a large, eerie house with him and his wife. Directed by the masterful William Castle and starring the legendary Vincent Price.

The House on Haunted Hill (1959)

In a dream-like sequence, a woman's eye is slit open, mirrored by a cloud obscuring the moon. The phrase 'ants in the palms' is shown literally as a man drags a piano, tablets, and a dead donkey toward her, with striped objects linking scenes.

Un Chien Andalou (1929)

Dario Argento's cult classic stars a very young Jennifer Connelly. Phenomena also known as Creepers, tells of a young girl's ability to communicate with insects. Her unusual capability might just help to solve a string of murders of young girls in the area. An amazingly spooky and incredibly gory tale that leads up to a beautiful bloody end. 

Phenomena (1985)

Director Dario Argento's masterpiece of horror, Suspiria, is a must-watch for anyone who is a fan of the genre. An American ballet student travels to Germany to attend an exclusive ballet school. Once there, she discovers that there is more going on within than just dance.

Rating: 5 Stars