A truly effective horror movie made with imagination and style. A dead child murderer starts getting into a group of teenagers' dreams and the line between sleep and reality becomes very blurred. Not one to watch late at night all alone! find out more...

Heed this, those of you who work in finance... if you turn down a mortgage extension to an impoverished old lady (especially a gypsy one) this might be your fate. find out more...

An above average adaptation of a Stephen King novel. A young family move to a new home next to a burial ground for dead pets. The terror begins when Dad buries the family cat. It may sound naff, but the story is brilliantly crafted and the suspense genuinely creepy. Absorbing horror. find out more...

The second and somewhat less successful (though nonetheless highly enjoyable and retrospectively kitsch), in the Pet Sematary franchise, 'Pet Sematary Two' showcases a young Edward Furlong whose perfomance is synonymously broody and creepy. Pure entertainment. find out more...

Following a violent thunderstorm, artist David Drayton and a small town community, all trapped in the local supermarket, come under vicious attack from creatures prowling in a thick and unnatural mist. Local rumours point to an army experiment gone awry at a nearby top-secret base, but as the locals break off into increasingly murderous factions the ravenous monsters are in danger of taking a back seat to the carnage. Mist is a superior adaptation of a Stephen King horror thanks in large part to find out more...