1988

Terrifyingly sinister thriller that builds from the beginning when one of the main characters disappears during a road trip. Elegantly shot with an unforgettable ending.

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1960

Michael POWELL’S unsettling film features a cameraman whose voyeurism leads him to a creepy violent place.

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1980

George C Scott takes on an extremely haunted house in the suburbs of Seattle. Great pacific northwest vibes and plenty of intensity from Scott in this thriller.

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1972

Wes CRAVEN’S first film is a down and dirty remake of Bergman’s Virgin Spring. Equal parts hilarious and grotesque this one builds to a satisfying conclusion of revenge.

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1997

Michael HANEKE’S thriller distorts conventions and delivers a true psychopath in Paul, its fourth wall breaking antagonist. With a minimal setup and lack of character’s motives or background the film presents a horrifying night which unravels in an unnerving fashion. Haneke plays with viewer expectations and even allows himself to ‘rewind’ scenes and deliver asides to the audience in his film essay on violence in the media.

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1977

Dario AREGNTO’S sublime shocker takes place at a dance school in Freiburg Germany. The movie starts with a bang and builds the suspense as the young Suzy slowly uncovers the mysteries of the school. Plenty of brutal killings and an amazing soundtrack by Italian prog rockers goblin.

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1962

low budget film beautifully shot and layered with eery organ music and plenty of spooky atmosphere. Precursor and inspiration to Romero’s zombie defining classic night of the living dead.

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1973

Nicolas ROEG’S thriller stars Julie Chrystie and Donald Sutherland as an architect working in Venice. They meet a strange woman there who seems to be able to communicate with their deceased young daughter. From there the canals and alleys of Venice slowly become a terrifying cage for their unsettling fears and premonitions.

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1982

John CARPENETER’S horrifying film takes place in a remote research station in Antarctica. Kurt RUSSEL and Wilfred BRIMLEY take on a mysterious organism which destroys the members of the station in ground breakingly gruesome ways.

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1973

Brian DE PALMA’S psychological thriller stars Margot Kidder as a woman haunted by her separated siamese twin. The movie explores issues of doubling and voyeurism as Jennifer salt gets pulled into the mystery. With a score by Bernard Hermann. If this movie doesn’t make you want to go out and buy a white couch nothing will.

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