AMC’s seven-episode docu-series about, well, the history of horror hits just about all the right notes. Divided into six categories over seven episodes, the show
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The Fog (1980)
John Carpenter’s follow-up to “Halloween” isn’t as strong as his seminal predecessor, but it similarly nails the perfect horror movie atmosphere for a late night
Prom Night (1980)
One of the earliest of the ’80s slasher craze, this Canadian-made production is certainly unique in some ways. The pace is deliberate, there’s an underlying
Halloween (2018)
Asking any series fan to overlook nearly forty years’ worth of sequels and remakes is a tall order for any entry, let alone a universe
Halloween: Resurrection (2002)
Not only is this seventh sequel the worst of the series, it’s likely one of the worst big studio releases of the 2000s. Director Rick
Trading Places (1983)
Woof. On the one hand I’ll be the first to admit that well-regarded mainstream comedies from the 1980s often confuse me, as I can never
Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later (1998)
One of the best slashers to be released during the post-“Scream” revival of the late 1990s, Steve Miner’s “Halloween H20” benefits enormously from the participation
Halloween 2 (1981)
Although it picks up literally from the minute the first “Halloween” ends, this slasher sequel couldn’t have less in common with its predecessor even if
Halloween (1978)
John Carpenter’s legendary classic still hasn’t lost any of its charm or suspense over the last four decades. The movie’s elements come together very nicely,
