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• 27 "What can we do? What can we do?": John Carpenter's The Thing and Victor Salva's Jeepers Creepers

  Another supplement to the series on the scariest horror movies I've ever seen, this time featuring two films.

  in Video — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 30, 2003

• 26 "You know how things are--life goes on": Michele Soavi's Cemetery Man

  In a supplement to the series on the scariest horror movies I've ever seen, here's one that didn't quite make the cut.

  in Video — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 30, 2003

• 25 "Don't look at me": Clive Barker's Hellraiser

  Part 6 in a 13-part series on the scariest horror movies I've ever seen.

  in Video — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 30, 2003

• 24 "F*ck": Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut

  Part 5 in a 13-part series on the scariest horror movies I've ever seen.

  in Video — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 30, 2003

• 23 "We're all expecting great things": The Coen Brothers' Barton Fink

  Part 4 in a 13-part series on the scariest horror movies I've ever seen.

  in Video — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 30, 2003

• 22 "Seeking human victims": George Romero's Night of the Living Dead

  Part 3 in a 13-part series on the scariest horror movies I've ever seen.

  in Video — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 30, 2003

• 21 "You'll simply never understand the true meaning of sacrifice": Robin Hardy's The Wicker Man

  Part 2 in a 13-part series on the scariest horror movies I've ever seen.

  in Video — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 30, 2003

• 20 "No... No...": Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds

  Part 1 in a 13-part series on the scariest horror movies I've ever seen.

  in Video — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 30, 2003

• 19 "I Will Be": The Horror of Harry Chapin's "Sniper"

  As part of an ongoing investigation of horror, a writer takes a listen to a very disturbing song by the singer of "Cat's in the Cradle." No, really.

  in Music — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 06, 2003

• 18 "Hush" to Judgment: A critical look at Jeph Loeb & Jim Lee's Batman

  Waging a one-man war against a terrible, terrible superhero comic.

  in Books — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 01, 2003