In no particular order. All of the following titles are currently available on DVD. You bring the overcooked weenies and flat beer.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974; Dark Sky Films) Still one of the scariest, craziest movies ever made. Renting the remake or any of its sequels is akin to letting the terrorists win.
Race with the Devil (1975; Anchor Bay Entertainment). Warren Oates, Peter Fonda, motorcycles and Satanists? You should be so lucky every day.
Brotherhood of Satan (1971; Sony) Atmospheric, little-seen shocker with the great Strother Martin as a warlock preying on children in a small California town. Much better than it sounds.
Re-Animator (1985; Anchor Bay Entertainment) A near-perfect mix of gallows humor and gutbucket gore, and probably the final word on mad scientist movies.
Pieces (1983; Grindhouse Releasing) "You don't have to go to Texas for a chainsaw massacre!" bellowed the trailer. No, you don't – you can go to Spain for this deliriously woozy splatterfest about a killer loose on a college campus in "Boston."
Monsters Crash the Pajama Party (1965; Something Weird Video) A true exploitation artifact – a survivor from the spookshow days, when guys in ape and Frankenstein costumes ran amuck in theaters during blackouts.
Night of the Bloody Apes (1969; Something Weird Video) Brain-shredding Mexican genre-bender featuring lady wrestlers, marauding monkey monsters, and real heart transplant footage in the same film!
The Toolbox Murders (1978; Anchor Bay Entertainment) Cameron Mitchell at his most unhinged as a psycho who likes to perform impromptu home repairs on nubile apartment rents. So unsavory, it made Dave Yount want to take a shower after viewing.
Zombie (1980; Shriek Show) The best of the Italian zombie gut-crunchers (to borrow Chas Balun's phrase), with stomach-churning effects that still drop jaws and inspire shut-ins and gorehounds to spontaneous applause.
Night of the Living Dead (1968; Dimension/Elite) Forty years later, George Romero's undead apocalypse still possesses all the raw power that made it a genre classic. Don't let Halloween slip by without seeing.
—Paul Gaita



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