37. Dead Birds: At it's heart, this is a haunted house film, but it's gets there and it wraps that old standard up in such a great package that it makes it a different and interesting film. A group of Civil War soldiers, having gone AWOL, have turned to bank robbing, and during their exploits stumble across a plantation house which seems to...

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33) Feast: This is the last of the horror comedies on the list for a good while, so if they're bothering you, just skip on to the next one. Feast has something most of the horror comedies on the list aren't actually able to pull off (with the possible exception of Shaun Of The Dead). It has a great black humor to it, but it can also get you to jump in a number of places, and...

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29) [rec.]: This one came to us from Spain, and takes a few different elements which could be tired and boring at this point, and mixes them together with such undeniable energy and imagination that they come together to create a truly frightening movie going experience. A female reporter assigned report on and follow the general goings on at a local fire station accompanies the squad on it's...

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25. May: Speaking of overlooked gems, this is in my opinion not only one of the best horror films of the last decade, but one of the better films of it's type in film history. Angela Bettis is absolutely incredible, stunning as the title character. If you see this film, and then aren't completely done paying attention to all those Hollywood awards bonanza's because she wasn't even...

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21) Ginger Snaps: Like Grace, Ginger Snaps comes from a distinctly feminine perspective. Werewolf films have a long history of being absolutely terrible. If you see that a werewolf film is coming out, you can give it a ninety percent chance of being boring as all hell or just plain stupid. Ginger Snaps on the other hand is well written with strong performances. When two sisters...

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