Devil Jack 🏳️‍🌈

Event Horizon belongs in any discussion about top 100 horror films of all time. Heck, in any top 10.

One of my favorite underrated movies. The Serpent and the Rainbow- 1989 💀🖤😈

Can we talk about how unsettling Mary Shaw was ?! Film: Dead Silence (2007)

The events portrayed in this film are all true...

The People Under the Stairs (1991) Written and directed by horror maestro Wes Craven, The People Under the Stairs is a distinct horror-comedy that serves as a highly successful biting satire on late-stage capitalism, gentrification, and class warfare. Wes Craven wrote the script based on a late-1970s news report about two burglars who broke into a Los Angeles home, inadvertently leading the police to discover severely abused children locked away by their parents. The movie was produced by Alive Films and distributed by Universal Pictures on a relatively modest budget of $6 million. Because of the low budget, Craven retained significant creative control without heavy studio interference. Everett McGill and Wendy Robie were cast as the main villains ("Mommy" and "Daddy") directly after playing a married couple in the hit TV series Twin Peaks. The film also featured Brandon Adams as the young protagonist "Fool" and Ving Rhames in an early-career role. The film was a major commercial success, grossing $24.2 million domestically and $7.1 million internationally for a worldwide total of $31.3 million. It opened on November 1, 1991, and topped the box office during its opening weekend, pulling in $5.5 million. It defied studio expectations as a major money-maker for Universal Pictures, proving that audiences were highly receptive to horror movies layered with dark humor and social subtext. MCA/Universal Home Video first released the film on VHS in the spring of 1992. It became a staple on video store shelves, introducing a younger generation to Craven's filmography outside of A Nightmare on Elm Street. The film's transition to modern physical media cemented its collector appeal. Arrow Video handled a premium high-definition Blu-ray release for Region B in 2013, followed by a stacked Collector's Edition Blu-ray from Scream Factory in Region A in 2015. Decades before the boom of "prestige" or modern socially conscious horror, The People Under the Stairs was celebrated by film scholars for using a dark, fairy-tale landscape to critique the Reagan/Bush era, urban poverty, and housing inequality. High-profile modern filmmakers have cited it as a major blueprint. Filmmaker Jordan Peele stated that The People Under the Stairs was a direct thematic influence on his Academy Award-winning film Get Out. Peele's production company, Monkeypaw Productions, even signed on with Universal to produce a modern remake. Universal Studios Florida cemented the movie's legendary pop-culture status by building a physical replica of the iconic, booby-trapped house as a dedicated maze for its popular Halloween Horror Nights event.

In the Mouth of Madness (1994) Directed by John Carpenter

On May 13, 1988, “Maniac Cop” was released in theatres! Directed by William Lusting (Maniac & Vigilante)

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sinister (2012) dir. scott derrickson

Practical FX from The Gate (1987).

The Return of the Living Dead 1985 🪦🧟‍♂️ Tarman! 🧌

Evil Dead!

Wes Craven's New Nightmare. A departure from the style of The other NOES posters but, still packs a punch.

Spending the weekend at this lovely cabin.

Creepshow 1982 💀

Aliens (1986) Not a lot of movies (Sci-fi Action) can stand toe to toe with it.

Event Horizon (1997) 🎬

Happy Birthday to Tim Curry ~ April 19th 1946🎂

Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) 🎬