Better Watch Out is a ballsy retro slasher with a twist following a babysitter trying to survive one utterly crazy night.
Featuring frenetic pacing, energetic atmosphere and a lot of juicy and bloody action, Wyrmwood Apocalypse is a must for all zombie movie fans.
Channeling pure eighties chaos, Shocker is a messy but still entertaining Wes Craven slasher featuring one hell of a villain.
Funny, entertaining but also creepy, The People Under the Stairs is probably Wes Craven's most underrated movie and one hell of a horror comedy.
Based on a popular video game franchise, Dead Rising The Movie is a decent addition to the zombie horror-comedy subgenre.
Who knew that trains and werewolves are such a good combination? Howl, an effective and engaging British indie horror, that's who!
Elvira: Mistress of the Dark is a funny, rebellious, and boob-in-cheek eighties horror-comedy full of positive energy and gothic charm.
Suspenseful and claustrophobic, Below is an underrated masterpiece following a doomed submarine crew during WWII as they descend into hell.
Marrowbone is a clever and gloomy variation of the popular haunted house subgenre of horror films definitely worth your attention.
Featuring excellent special effects, Prey is an entertaining and very bloody blend of horror and comedy about a deadly lion loose in the city.
Equal parts comedy and horror, Hatchet is an entertainingly dumb homage to eighties slasher movies with a lot of gore.
Despite being a bit messy and too long, The Revenant from 2009 is a refreshing, witty, and intelligent horror-comedy involving the undead.
Despite its cheerful title, Pumpkinhead is a dark fairy tale of rural revenge featuring excellent practical effects and makeup.
The Night Eats the World offers a perfect dose of slow-burning post-apocalyptic escapism set in the city of amour and now zombies, Paris.