The 1980s was an eclectic melting pot of cinema. Blockbusters and franchises were becoming a big thing. The success of home video also gave films a place to succeed beyond the cinema screens. Cinema fandom has always clustered in select cults, but the notion of cult cinema really took off in the 80s – in no small part thanks to the aforementioned first or second life on VHS – and hasn’t looked back since.

Physically owned Halloween/Xmas/etc movies

Julie Benz, Matt Corboy, Fay DeWitt, Scott Einbinder, Floyd Foster Jr., Jacquelyn Houston, Daniel Lench, Muneer Katchi, Michael McLafferty, Howard S. Miller, Lisa Pelikan, Zoran Popovic, David Reivers, Gloria Sandoval, Kevin Sheridan, Jordi Vilasuso, Cesar Garcia, Rene Heger, Kurt Long, Reuben Liber, Carter Jenkins, Jamie Lee Redmon, Tom Lisowski, Mercy Malick, Marisol Ramirez, Bill Lewis, Michael Nardelli, Sara Sanderson, Justin Bursch, Esther de Rothschild, Kaiwi Lyman, Brent Stiefel, Michael DiBacco, Tim Nardelli, John Edward Lee, Autumn Federici, Emilio Rossal, Rory Uphold, Daniel Yelsky, Mustafa Speaks, Lawrence Kao, Leandra Terrazzano, Megan Glass, Shane Spalione, Justin Marshall Elias, Zachary James Rukavina, Rivka Rivera, Tom Campbell, Cameron Cruz, Jay Hawkins, Ashley Key, David Saucedo, Aimee McKay, Molly Jackson, Chrystal Masters, Vee Kumari, Han Nah Kim, Aaron Hann, Mario Miscione, AJ Hudson, Nasrin Mohammedi, DeMaris Gordon, Marc Cedric Smith, Allegra Masters, and Brian Johnson in Circle (2015)

Ralph Fiennes, Angela Bassett, and Juliette Lewis in Strange Days (1995)

A comprehensive accounting of (mostly) English language film anthologies... excluding any & all compilations, films prior to the 1950s, and poorly produced amateur video junk.  ———  They are listed in order by INTERCONNECTED films, then FRANCHISES, and then the rest organized by THEME (Halloween, Christmas, Drama, Comedy) and then by color scheme.  -- actively updating

Salma Hayek, John C. Reilly, Vincent Cassel, Toby Jones, and Stacy Martin in Tale of Tales (2015)

Horror movies, mainly with a 4.0+ rating. I love bad horror movies as well as good ones, maybe you do too? This is (mostly) sorted by the number of votes within their year. I highly suggest using the 'Refine' options! Happy Movie Hunting!

Horror Movies: The Good, The Bad and The Terrible. (1950-2023)

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