After thirty-five years Dr. Phibes is still the culmination of the classic movie villain, one with a predilection for 30's jazz and bizarre murder. The first film introduces Phibes and features murders set to the Ten Plagues of Egypt. The second has him attempting to resurrect his dead wife.

A film that can never be repeated, this brilliantly conceived experiment claims to contain all the footage left from a student documentary project that ended in an unsolved missing persons case. The eight-day descent into hunger, isolation, anger and paranoia remains one of the greatest horror films ever made.

An organist emerges the sole survivor from a car accident but doesn't seem to register. When she moves to a new town for a church position she begins to be stalked by a chilling phantom and is mysteriously drawn to a decaying lakeside pavillion. A classic in atmospheric horror, the Criterion release contains the theatrical and director's cut versions.

Satoshi Kon's amazing anime series Paranoia Agent begins with a serious of suspicious, motiveless murders by a skating adolescent known as "Lil' Slugger" and ends in a kind of shattering sociological horror unmatched as of yet. Observant, dynamic animation and finely tuned characterizations compliment the twisting storyline that leads towards a terrifying thesis on Japanese society.