Deliciously intelligent '70s murder-mystery with more twists than a bag o' pretzels. Superb ensemble casting (with the exception of Raquel Welch).

Uneven but interesting low-budget thriller boasts an unsettling butcher knife attack on a stairway that may never be matched for histrionics!

Future Charlie's Angel Tanya Roberts and a bunch of her friends encounter Chuck Connors and a bunch of killer mannequins out in no-man's land. Strange and ludicrous, but entertaining all the same!

The killer-hag-on-ice has to be one of the most original killings in one of these early '80s slashers.

It's one of those foreign films with subtitles, but worth your time. The sight of that sad, lonely figure with the bizarre mask gliding through the fancy house will stay with you for days.

...followed by another. This is one of THE guiltiest pleasures ever!

Shockingly ahead of its time, this hag flick features a young James Caan in his first film role, as he and his gang menace poor Olivia de Havilland

I actually thought this was a better, more interesting picture than "Baby Jane" but anything with Agnes Moorehead must rank high!

A late '60s vibe permeates the whole thing, but it IS enjoyable if you don't keep making those unfair comparisons to "Baby Jane"

Plenty of black humor in this one, directed by Anthony Perkins himself.

Susan Tyrell pulls out all the stops in this one. Also look for a pre-Newhart Julia Duffy playing a high-school girlfriend to Jimmy McNicol.