THE HILLS HAVE EYES
A true horror classic, this early Wes Craven film shows that once upon a time he was one of the fastest, meanest, most relentless filmmakers in or out of the horror genre
HIGHWAY TO HELL
That title is literal, as this movie is indeed set on and around a highway leading to Hell. Don’t get your hopes up too high, though, as it’s essentially a so-so action-comedy
HIGHWAY 61
One of the signature films of Canada’s Bruce McDonald, who can always be counted on for the unexpected
THE HIDDEN
Irresistible horror/sci fi from 1987 that combines two eighties movie mainstays: alien invasion and police action
HEX
A prime example of what critic/novelist Kim Newman termed a “Weird Hippie Shit” movie, an early seventies production about bikers and witches
HERO AND THE TERROR (Film)
This 1988 Chuck Norris vehicle, released at the nadir of his stardom, represents one of Chuck’s rare attempts at real acting
HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER (Film)
Serial killer biopics are a dime a dozen these days, but in 1986 there was nothing quite like HENRY, which remains a stunner
THE HELLSTROM CHRONICLE
Definitely one of the most unique killer bug movies ever, an insect documentary done up as an apocalyptic thriller that manages to locate the best worlds of both
HELL OF THE LIVING DEAD
One of the absolute goofiest of the early eighties DAWN OF THE DEAD knock-offs from Italy
HELL HOUSE
HELL HOUSE is one of the scariest movies of 2002—and it’s not even technically a horror movie!