20th Century Flicks, Bristol

The funniest, sexiest and most stylish Dracula film ever! Made by Andy Warhol's sidekick, Blood for Dracula follows the tortured, vegetarian Count as he and his menacing manservant set forth for Italy in the early 19th century, complete with coffin on roof-rack, searching for juicy Catholic virgins. Visually stunning and deliciously deadpan. find out more...

BRAINDEAD (1992)

Certification18 Our Rating

The man that brought you the funny but stomach-churning 'Bad Taste' and the epic 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy made another film of gross proportions! Lionel lives with his nagging mother, but when she is bitten by a vicious Sumatran Rat monkey, she degenerates into a flesh eating zombie who has to be kept in the cellar. A slapstick comedy with blood and guts instead of custard pies. Horrific fun. find out more...

CANDYMAN (1993)

Certification18 Our Rating

Clive Barker's bizarre and gripping plot has been skilfully adapted into an explosive psycho-drama. A terrifying evil demon has been unleashed, half myth, half reality, its power lies in peoples tendency to drive themselves mad with fear. A genuine, skin-crawlingly original horror flick. find out more...

CARRIE (1981)

Certification18 Our Rating

A 70s classic of horror and adolescent angst. With a mother who is a repressive religious control freak Carrie is a social inadequate and the most unpopular girl in school until she becomes kinetically empowered and creates a chilling gruesome and bloody payback. Unforgetable twist at the end! find out more...

CAT O' NINE TAILS (1971)

Certification12 Our Rating

A blind man overhears a crime and winds up in a web of murder blackmail and industrial espionage. Haunting and sinister music by Morricone, gruesome set pieces and starlets in short skirts assist the cult feel of the era and cinematic style of Point Blank. find out more...

CHRISTINE (1982)

Certification18 Our Rating

The stylish horror tale of a car with a personality and a vindictive and possessive one at that. A nerd with a penchant for old cars finds one ready for the scrap heap and decides to resurrect it. Unfortunately the car decides it's got to prove who is boss. Based on the novel by Stephen King. find out more...

CREEPSHOW (1982)

Certification15 Our Rating

Finally on DVD, this classic portmanteau film stands as a homage to the wonderfully lurid and grisly EC horror comics of the 1950s. Out of the pages of the comic 'Creepshow' come five tales of terror... a tyranical father returns from beyond the grave to claim his Father's Day cake, a meteor crashes to Earth and starts to turn everything into plant-life, a husband plans the ultimate revenge for his cheating wife and her lover, a college hides a hideous and ravenous secret and an ultra-rich entom find out more...

DAWN OF THE DEAD (2004)

Certification18 Our Rating

George Romero's classic horror satire gets a rather more serious modern day makeover, resulting in a genuinely frightening addition to the zombie genre. The plot remains fairly true to the original, portraying a world where all the seats around Satan's dinner table have been filled, forcing the recently departed to walk the earth instead. Only this time they don't walk, see. They run. And it is this subtle change that moves this film from gory satire to an edge-of-the-futon suspense horror, as a find out more...

DAWN OF THE DEAD (1978)

Certification18 Our Rating

In this, the sequel to Night Of The Living Dead, the flesh eating zombies return. As they shuffle around a deserted shopping mall one can only but reflect on the damage supermarket muzak inflicts on the senses. Good shocker from the master of the undead, George A Romero. find out more...