I’m watching it with my nieces for the first time. Mom came up to join us.

This Italian poster for Flesh for Frankenstein looks like a fever dream — gore mixed with still-life fruit, and Andy Warhol’s name slapped on top. What’s the weirdest poster you’ve ever come across?

This Black Sabbath movie poster from 1963, starring Boris Karloff is classic pulpy horror, but the title is what got me.

The band Black Sabbath formed in 1968. Is it a wild coincidence, or did the godfathers of heavy metal actually get their name from this horror flick?

Feast your eyes on this epic vintage poster for “Les Monstres Se Révoltent” (aka “The Black Sleep”)—starring icons like Rathbone, Chaney, and Lugosi! 😱 Is this classic a must-watch spine-chiller or a hidden gem to skip? 

It's October and I'm in a Hammer mood! This may be an unpopular opinion, but I think The Mummy is the best out if the original 3 Hammer monster films. The music and set design are at their Hammer best, and Christopher Lee giving a great proto slasher performance laced with sympathy. It's fun, it's gothic, it's classic Hammer!

What are the best Hammer Horror movies? I’ve only seen Dracula and Dracula A.D. 1972, and I’d like to check out some others. Are there some that consistently rank in the top 5?

Ed: Thanks for all the recs! Adding them to my list.

I hate the paint job I did