Below are five movies that are not obscure, no, but overlooked. Maybe you’re tired of the torture-porn in the theaters or the classic movies on TV with all the bloody bits and curse words edited out. Just shimmy out under the door and run like hell). They don’t screw with me for days and days, forcing me to puzzle over just how I would escape a chainsaw-wielding maniac, or a clown that can attack you through the plumbing, because after years of obsessing over those questions, I’ve pretty much got it down (my answer to the the latter, by the way, is not to flush the toilet or even unlock the bathroom stall.
They don’t keep me up at night anymore, staring at the doorknob, waiting for it to turn. It’s just that I’ve seen them roughly six thousand times each, and I can anticipate each glint of the knife, each fake-out scare (you know, where it’s like “AHH! OMG it’s just the cat. Don’t get me wrong, I adore Halloween, Psycho, and the tried and true favorites. And October used to be an exciting month for me, because on any given night I could turn on the TV and find a classic horror flick - Halloween is always in rotation, and you don’t have to travel too many channels to find something from the A Nightmare on Elm Street series - but lately … it hasn’t been enough. I’ve been watching them since I burst from my mother’s chest like the monster in Alien.
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