Notwithstanding one's preference, entrapped underground among the reanimated dead might not be an enjoyable morning yet the situation does constitute a fascinating movie.

Whether "Shaun..." or "Day...", if the title ends with "...of the Dead", my wife and I are transfixed. Fun films.

The primary justification in preventing the manufacture of stuffed clown dolls.

I would happily spend a winter in that hotel.

The macabre atmosphere was well depicted; the assemblage of shrill and cindered toddlers clawing for the main character was of disturbed fascination.

I cannot recall the other two stories within this trilogy; perhaps few do when one considers the "Zuni fetish doll". When a child, the sound of the doll; whose vocalizations are reminiscent of cats fighting, prevented sleep for many nights. As an adult, I have the doll in my consulting studio.

I cannot conceive a proper list of terror without the Exorcist. The book by W.P. Blatty, on which the film was based, is recommended as well.

Silence of the Lambs demonstrated the evil within; Hannibal Rising justified it. We were cheering each time the young Hannibal Lechter dealt with someone from his past.