THE NOAH
This recently unearthed obscurity gives new meaning to the term minimal: it features just one character (actor Robert Strauss) on an island together with countless imaginary (hence unseen) companions
NIGHT WATCH
For this, the first-ever Russian blockbuster, director Timur Bekmambetov plundered the tried-and-true Hollywood blockbuster formula and emerged with a pleasing concoction
NIGHT WARNING
Another “cult favorite” I don’t get
NIGHT TIDE
Quiet and eerie early-sixties horror from the famed auteur Curtis Harrington
THE NIGHT STRANGLER
The sequel to 1972’s legendary TV movie THE NIGHT STALKER by that film’s principals: lead actor Darren McGavin, screenwriter Richard Matheson and producer Dan Curtis
NIGHT OF THE CREEPS
Eighties cheese about slug-like things burrowing into people’s bodies and turning ‘em into zombies that in the intervening years has developed a sizeable cult following. Why? I’ve no idea!
NIGHTMARE
A film school set chiller that often feels like a student film in its amateurishness and poor acting
NEITHER THE SEA NOR THE SAND
I’ll give this undead romance a verdict of Okay. The film is appealingly offbeat, but as romance it’s pretty inert and only sporadically effective as horror
THE NAMELESS
One of the most effective horror movies of recent years, adapted from a Ramsey Campbell novel by the debuting Spanish filmmaker Jaume Balaguero
HIS LAST REQUEST
A modern silent that’s gory, erotic and quite fine all around