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Siblings Darryl and Trish are on their way home from their freshman year of college when a man tries to run them off the road and then speeds past. A while later they see the same man dumping something down a pipe. After he leaves the two of them go to investigate, but what they find is more horrific than they can imagine. With the help of a crazy woman and a psychic, the sibling learn that what doing this is an ancient demon known as the Creeper. It eats people to regenerate and it likes one of the siblings. Starring: Gina Philips as Patricia "Trish" Jenner, Justin Long as Darius "Darry" Jenner, Jonathan Breck as The Creeper/Bald Cop(uncredited), Patricia Belcher as Jezelle Gay Hartman, Eileen Brennan as The Cat Lady, Brandon Smith as Sgt. David Tubbs, Peggy Sheffield as Waitress Beverly, Jeffrey William Evans as Restaurant Manager, Patrick Cherry as Binky.
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Director: Victor Salva - Studio: MGM/UA Video
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Lewis is a young man driving cross country after his first year of college to pick up his girlfriend. Along the way Lewis stops to bail his brother out of jail, he decides to ride along with Lewis. The brother notices a CB in the car and decides to play a game with truck drivers. They begin to talk to a driver known only as Rusty Nail. What starts out as innocent fun turns into a deadly cat and mouse game with a deadly killer. Starring: Steve Zahn as Fuller Thomas, Paul Walker as Lewis Thomas, Leelee Sobieski as Venna, Jessica Bowman as Charlotte, Stuart Stone as Danny (Lewis's Roommate), Basil Wallace as Car Salesman, Brian Leckner as Officer Keeney, Mary Wickliffe as Salt Lake City Police Desk Clerk, McKenzie Satterthwaite as Assistant Salt Lake City Police Desk Clerk, Dell Yount as Gas.
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Director: John Dahl - Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Home Video
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The consumate horror film that defined a genre, Psycho is the one all others hope to live up to. Directed by the master Alfred Hitchcock, this black and white film from the early 60's, influenced a generation of future film makers from Spielberg to Craven. Norman Bates is the proprietor of the Bates Motel. He is manning the counter when lovely Marion Crane stubbles in on a dark and rainy night. Ms. Crane has made a fateful decision, and is on the run from the law. Norman is the ultimate momma's boy, who must please Mother at any cost. Starring: Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates, Janet Leigh as Marion Crane, Vera Miles as Lila Crane, John Gavin as Sam Loomis, Martin Balsam as Milton Arbogast, John McIntire as Deputy Sheriff Al Chambers, Simon Oakland as Dr. Fred Richmond, Vaughn Taylor as George Lowery, realtor, Frank Albertson as Tom Cassidy, home buyer, Lurene Tuttle as Eliza.
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Director: Alfred Hitchcock - Studio: Universal Studios
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Linda Blair, plays Regan Smith, a 12 year old girl that is possesed by the devil. After trying the remedies of science, psychology, and medicine Regan's mother realizes that her condition cannot be cured by natural remedies. She calls Father Karras to perform an exorcism. With the help of exorcist Father Merrin, Karras must not fight the supernatural demon but the guilt he feels for his mothers recent death, which Regan or the demon inside her uses to torment him with disturbing results. Starring: Ellen Burstyn as Chris MacNeil, Max von Sydow as Father Lankester Merrin, Jason Miller as Father Damien Karras, Lee J. Cobb as Lieutenant William Kinderman, Kitty Winn as Sharon Spencer, Jack MacGowran as Burke Dennings, Linda Blair as Regan Teresa MacNeil, Reverend William O'Malley as Father Dyer, Barton Heyman as Dr.
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Director: William Friedkin - Studio: Warner Studios
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Robert Thorn is an American ambassador, he and his wife are heartbroken when they have a stillborn child. Without their knowledge another baby is replaced as theirs. Everthing starts out fine but as a few years go by strange things start happening around the baby. First the childs nanny mysteriously commits suicide by hanging herself, next a priest is speared to death in a freak accident. It is soon learned that the boy is the son of Satan and the only way to kill him is with the seven daggers of Meggado Starring: Gregory Peck as Robert Thorn, Lee Remick as Katherine Thorn, David Warner as Keith Jennings, Billie Whitelaw as Mrs. Baylock, Harvey Stephens as Damien, Patrick Troughton as Father Brennan, Martin Benson as Father Spiletto, Robert Rietty as Monk, Tommy Duggan as Priest, John Stride as The Psychiatrist, Anthony Nicholls as Dr.
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Director: Richard Donner - Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Home Video
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Towards the end of the second World War, Grace and her two children are waiting in their mansion for their husband and father to come back from war. The dark and creepy mansion is kept this way because the two children have a disease that keeps them from having direct contact with the sunlight. One day three servants come and Grace hires them to help with the children and the household chores, but it soon becomes evident that these people have a different agenda and will do anything to make it happen. Starring: Nicole Kidman as Grace Stewart, Fionnula Flanagan as Mrs. Mills, Christopher Eccleston as Charles, Alakina Mann as Anne, James Bentley as Nicholas, Eric Sykes as Mr. Tuttle, Elaine Cassidy as Lydia, Renée Asherson as Old Lady, Gordon Reid as Assistant, Keith Allen as Mr. Marlish, Michelle Fairley as Mrs. Marlish, Alexander Vince as Victor.
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Director: Alejandro Amenábar - Studio: Miramax
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