A successful inventor and his charming wife, a seemingly idyllic couple, make the unavoidable error of having his new boss and embittered wife to dinner, and the guests dark and twisted loathing swiftly takes its toll on the hosts for the evening. A later meeting and attempted seduction take the movie from acute, embittered comedy to dark and dangerous drama. Given a chilling Hitchcockian twist, The Lemming shares much of its style with Moll's earlier ‘Harry He's Here To Help' and, like that fil find out more...

Suspended from the force, estranged from his wife and kids, sleeping on his sister's couch and addicted to meds in an effort to kick his alcoholism, Ben Carson is a man who has just about lost everything. Down and out, and above all desperate, he takes a job as a security guard working the night shift at an old burnt-down department store called the Mayflower in New York City. Wandering through the grand old building at night he begins to see strange things in its large ornate mirrors. After the find out more...

Probably one of the best and creepiest horror flicks ever. An average suburban family become embroiled in a nightmare when their cutesy little daughter mysteriously disappears into the TV set. A well crafted, top quality chiller with real suspense. find out more...

A psycho-chiller/thriller from the master of the genre as the naive young wife of a rich Cornish land owner is haunted by the image of his first glamorous wife, Rebecca. The usual mix of pyschology and fine film making, and widely considered to be one of Hitchcock's best works. Best Picture at the 1940 Academy Awards. find out more...

Five builders enter the desolate and ominous Danvers state mental hospital on a two week contract. Though the hospital has long closed it still holds tormented memories and the men, each of whom have a dark secret of their own, are entering the merciless jaws of hell. "Session 9" is a class psychological horror, dripping in atmosphere, well acted, originally plotted and relentlessly unnerving. find out more...

Hill House is a dark brooding mansion with a chillingly eerie history. Dr Markway, an anthropologist with an interest in psychic phenomena, and an unhealthy penchant for terror, is drawn to the site and, along with two researchers and a skeptic, sets out to unravel the house's mysteries.
A really good early horror made thrilling by the atmosphere, the low key sound effects and the chilling camerawork. find out more...

It's back to the 80s and student Samantha, desperately needing some dosh (as students in those days did), takes a one-off well paid job as a baby (OK nanny) sitter. Stuck on her own for a night in an isolated, spooky cottage deep in the Connecticut woods she gets a severe case of the heebie-jeebies, and not surprisingly as she's in mortal danger. This highly credible frightener combines elements of the haunted house, slasher and occult themes from an earlier era, and it's no satire - trust me. find out more...

Following a violent thunderstorm, artist David Drayton and a small town community, all trapped in the local supermarket, come under vicious attack from creatures prowling in a thick and unnatural mist. Local rumours point to an army experiment gone awry at a nearby top-secret base, but as the locals break off into increasingly murderous factions the ravenous monsters are in danger of taking a back seat to the carnage. Mist is a superior adaptation of a Stephen King horror thanks in large part to find out more...

Apocalyptic look at mankind's self-destructive descent back to savagery. The Antichrist is reborn in 20th Century Italy and immediately prophecies are fulilled, enemies vanquished and the dark forces re-awakened. Superior horror, tense and unforgiving, with some classic mayhem scenes!

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The follow up to The Omen. The anti-christ starts to wipe out his foster parents. An ungrateful little tyke if ever there was one! find out more...