Although this was one of the best.. It was a shame that John Carpenter suffered humiliating box office disaster with this flick. If he had released another time, rather than going head to head with Steven Spielberg's E.T. The film would've made more money. Great specail effects from Albert Whitlock and Rob Bottin.. It was definately a classic.. Not too sure about the up-and-coming prequel release of The Thing. We'll have to wait and see..

Dario Argento has produced, written and directed some of the most scariest horror movies. In Susperia, he really did the impossible. There were some scenes that really scared the living daylights out of me. With the music score from The Goblins that really blew my ears off. That goes into the my top ten. Still watch this movie on a rainy day or with the lights off.

Lucio Fulci is another director who films also has scared us. This one Zombie: Flesh Eaters was one of them. Some gory moments which I won't write on here.. You'll have it see it, certainly put me off dinner. But then again, eat your food first and then see it. Brilliant film.. Another thumbs high..

Joe Dante's movie about the werewolves based on Gary Brandner's novel.. which, without a shadow of a doubt, was one of the first and best out of the Howling fanchise. When the second one came along, the whole series went downhill. I gotta hand it to you.. They should done more better than that. In this you got Dee Wallace Stone who played the lead. She was along with Patrick Macnee. Cool!

Another one of Lucio Fulci's masterpiece about a hotel which was built on top of the 'Seven Gates of Evil'. The late David Warbeck playing a doctor who gets caught up with a bunch of zombies trying to kill off the living. Also the book of Eibon which somehow holds the key to the truth of the terrible events which is going around the city. I enjoyed this one.. Yeah, there was some gory moments as well. Really cool stuff.

Drag me to Hell was another film that scared me at some moments. It was truly well made by Sam Raimi who made the Evil Dead and the Spiderman franchise. In this flick we have Alison Lohman who plays Christine Brown, who's been cursed by an old gypsy after failing to negotiate another loan to complete her house. As time goes, our heroine has 3 days to break the curse in order to stop herself.. from going to hell. Very good flick!

Lucio Fulci's masterpiece again.. Sorry.. I think his movies are really good. In this one which was released as The Gates of Hell.. A priest commits suicide and somehow the gates are just days away from being opened, letting the zombies walk the earth. Yep. Even George Romero did that as well.. He's good at what he does.. Anyway.. this goes on there.. Cool flick!

George a Romero's movie. He's done so many zombie movies.. I thought this one was really appealing. Obviously Romero is a genius at his work.. But hey.. who can forget when he did his first zombie movie..? At least he along with other directors, changed the course of the horror genre. So many zombie move are still made.. as long there's a good storyline and it's worth watching.. I'll be happy with that. But this one..? Great film!

Dario Argento's masterpiece. A horror kind of whodunnit. In this one David Hemmings plays a musician who finds himself caught up in the murder of a psyshic. As his investigation takes every twists and turns.. it seems there's more dead ends than anything as he tries to find out who the killer is? Wicked stuff. Some scenes did scare me.. but after all it was a great effort from Argento himself.

Er.. I have no idea why this is on the top ten? But I have this on DVD.. and still watch it. I don't know.. Maybe it is a good film.. but if it's that good might as well put it in. A re-make of the old Piranha movie, this was like.. babes, bikinis and small fishes in the sea. Although there were some good extras in the DVD specail features, I still watch it and enjoyed it. I'm not bothered if there's going to be a sequel.. If so, it's gotta be good.