“My Bloody Valentine” is one of those early ’80s slashers that’s pretty solid on first watch, but gets even better with each new viewing. The
Tag: horror classics
Don’t Look Now (1973)
Part horror movie, part serious drama, “Don’t Look Now” is certainly not everybody’s cup of tea and is likely to bore genre fans to tears,
The Shining (1980)
So much has been written about Stanley Kubrick’s famously unfaithful adaptation of Stephen King’s masterpiece that it’s hard to figure out exactly what I can
The Thing (1982)
Despite its advanced age, John Carpenter’s legendary remake of 1951’s “The Thing from Another World” has survived the passing of time nearly unscathed. That’s thanks
The Blob (1988)
Chuck Russell’s remake of the ’50s science-fiction classic is one of the best, most hardcore horror movies of the ’80s. Despite the silly title and
Black Christmas (1974)
Bob Clark’s slasher is widely considered the first of its kind by horror aficionados, even pre-dating John Carpenter’s “Halloween” by several years, and it’s that
