GRINDHOUSE

The film that started the retro-grindhouse movie craze, a raucous 3-hour double feature intended to replicate the grindhouse moviegoing experience of the 1970s and 80s

GRAPES OF DEATH

From Jean Rollin, France’s foremost horrormeister, a somewhat derivative yet undeniably artful zombie mash that really delivers the gore groceries

THE LAUGHING DEAD

The filmmaking debut of novelist S.P. Somtow, and further proof, after Stephen King’s MAXIMUM OVEDRIVE, that horror novelists are better off behind the typewriter

THREE

An Asian three-parter with segments directed by Korea’s Kim Jee-Woon, Thailand’s Nonzee Nimibutr and Hong Kong’s Peter Ho-Sun Chan

THEY CAME BACK

THEY CAME BACK, the directorial debut of Robin Campillo, eschews the flesh eating and intestine pulling of traditional living dead flicks in favor of a more surreal, even satirical approach

TALES FROM THE QUADEAD ZONE

A 3-part anthology flick from crap movie auteur Chester N. Turner, which given his pedigree is every bit as astoundingly horrible as you might expect

THE ROOST

This indie horror fest went largely unseen during its brief 2005 theatrical release, but is finding an appreciative audience on DVD