Here's a nice list of fifty creepy movies. Sarah Dobbs has done a great job of curating classic and obscure films, from the 1920s through 2012.
Your master of Infocult has seen nearly all, and fed the tiny remnant into Netflix's maw.
(via FilmFlam)
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July 05, 2012
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Cool! You see Wicker Tree yet? Thought it was just a sequel to the remake of Wicker Man, but its by original WM director Robin Hardy himself! Never did see his next flick after WM: 1986's The Fantasist, though just now I Amazoned it on VHS.
Posted by: Dave | July 13, 2012 at 14:02