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Horror Films

What we fear and who we think will save us from those fears speak to deeper psychological, spiritual and emotional planes of existence. Horror films make us rethink our surroundings and remember that there are darker underbellies of society that we would be better than not to avoid.

Screenings

The Golem

Nosferatu

Dracula

Frankenstein

The Mummy

The Invisible Man

Dr Jeckyll / Mr Hyde

Cat People

Psycho

The Birds

Peeping Tom

The Shining

Cape Fear (original)

Cape Fear (remake)

Amityville Horror

The Exorcist

Last House on the Left

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Night of the Living Dead

Halloween

Friday the 13th

Nightmare on Elm Street

Hellraiser

Blair Witch Project

Ringu

Saw

Reading List

DAVID COOK
A History of Narrative Film

BRUCE KAWIN
How Movies Work

SURVEY FILM GENRES	SURVEY FILM AUTEURS	HISTORY of FILM SILENT CINEMA	HISTORY of FILM SOUND CINEMA
GENRE DOCUMENTARY FILM	GENRE HORROR FILM	GENRE CLASSIC WORLD CINEMA	GENRE NEW GLOBAL CINEMA	FILM & LITERATURE CHRIST IN FILM	FILM & LITERATURE DYSTOPIAN FILM
THE ART OF FILMMAKING SHORT FILMS & ANIMATION	THE ART OF FILMMAKING FILMS FOR FILMMAKERS	GREAT DIRECTORS HITCHCOCK & TRUFFAUT	GREAT DIRECTORS SCORESESE, SPIELBERG, COPPOLA	GREAT DIRECTORS KIELSLOWKI, von TRIER, TYKWER	GREAT DIRECTORS IGMAR BERGMAN