DEATH GAME
A happily married man unwisely lets two hot chicks into his house, only to have them turn into psycho bitches from Hell the next day in DEATH GAME, one of the most hopelessly inept yet curiously stylish and unnerving psychofilms ever made
THE DEAD NEXT DOOR
This no-budget eighties zombie epic isn’t much from a technical standpoint but has a real low-rent charm, and enough creative bloodletting to fill a dozen mainstream gorefests
DAY OF THE DEAD
To many horror fans DAY OF THE DEAD, the third in George Romero’s “Dead” saga, is a genre masterpiece. Not me!
DAS EXPERIMENT
A powerful and fascinating piece of work, and one of the absolute finest films of 2002
DARKNESS
A recent, and quite possibly final, horror film from Juraj Herz, the Czech Republic’s master of all things horrific and fantastic
DANTE’S INFERNO (1924)
This is a middling silent drama from 1924, of interest because it contains scenes set in a Hell that, as the title promises, is straight out of Dante
DAGON
This H.P. Lovecraft adaptation by Stuart Gordon didn’t look particularly promising, but I’m pleased to say I quite enjoyed it
CURDLED
A memorably twisted black comedy from the nineties, executive produced by Quentin Tarantino and starring the shamefully underrated Angela Jones
CUBE (1997)
One of the most interesting genre films of the nineties, and certainly one of the most audacious, the 1997 CUBE is a breathtaking display of low budget ingenuity
CREEPSHOW
So-so PG-rated comic book horror scripted by Stephen King and directed by George Romero