HEAVENLY CREATURES
HEAVENLY CREATURES was the first “serious” film by Peter Jackson, and it remains one of his absolute best
HEARTLESS
Fans of Clive Barker and Neil Gaiman should enjoy this odd and fascinating evocation of supernatural shenanigans in modern-day London—if, that is, they can forgive the film’s many clumsy and misguided elements
THE HEAD
This 1959 German shocker may well be the best talking-head-in-a-dish movie ever
HAXAN
Here’s an unquestioned silent movie masterpiece, a sort-of documentary on witchcraft in the Middle Ages that was perhaps the first true cult movie
HATCHET
A loving, gore-packed tribute to 1980s slasher cinema. Fun, but also excessively lightweight and wildly overhyped
THE HARVEST
Strong and unsettling kid centered psycho-horror by HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER’S John McNaughton, who was in top, if not quite peak, form
HARDWARE
A VERY promising debut from Richard Stanley, HARDWARE, which appeared back in 1990, appeared to be the start of an auspicious career
THE HAND
The second film directed by Oliver Stone, made before he became the Oliver Stone we know. It’s a so-so Michael Caine starrer about an errant severed hand
HAMMER OF THE GODS
A highly underrated historical splat fest from the UK that has run afoul of critics both amateur and professional (it currently holds a 4.5 imdb rating) who’ve questioned its historical accuracy
HALIMAW SA BANGA
This 1986 quickie has been called “one of the scariest horror movies in Philippine cinema.” I guess you have to be Filipino to really appreciate this film, because I didn’t find it too frightful