Fright Night
Charley Brewster is a normal red blooded American male with a healthy fascination with horror movies. When he isn't trying to get into his girlfriend's pants, he's watching the local late night horror show "Fright Night", hosted by the famous vampire hunter Peter Vincent. One of those late nights, he notices something weird happening next door. His new neighbors are moving their stuff in... but this isn't normal stuff. Amongst the crates and boxes is a coffin, and it goes straight into the basement. Suspecting something is up, he keeps a closer eye on the situation. When a girl he sees going into the house and later through a window being seduced by the neighbor, Jerry (Chris Sarandon), ends up a victim of murder on the 11 o'clock news, he starts to realize that his new next door neighbor might be a vampire.
Phantasm
I'm going to get this out of the way and just say it... I'm not a huge fan of death. Yeah, I might watch a lot of horror movies where people get their heads cut off of get limbs severed from their bodies, but I don't really want that to happen to me anytime soon. I'm lucky in the fact that I've only had one person close to me die, but Mike and Jody Pearson aren't so lucky. Just a short time after their parents are killed, one of their good friends is brutally murdered in a cemetery. After attending his funeral, Mike notices a suspicious man stealing their friend's casket with his corpse still in it. He goes to investigate the man, but ends up finding something a lot more sinister than just a grave robber.
The Dead Next Door
A zombie outbreak has ravaged the nation for roughly 3 years. A serum created by Dr. Bow which was supposed to give limited life to dead cells instead entirely reanimated dead humans! The Zombie Squad has been commissioned by the government to track down the original spread of the plague to see if they can produce a cure. They must travel to Akron, Ohio where Bow's research is, and where the spread of the virus began. But when one of their own is infected, Raimi and the others need to put a rush on things to save their Zombie Squad buddy, Mercer!
Nightmare (aka Nightmare in a Damaged Brain)
Not much good can come from a mental patient on the lam. You're either gonna hear about them standing in a busy intersection, swinging a samurai sword and getting subdued by pepper spray, or they're putting themselves or someone else in some pretty big danger. You gotta feel bad for them, especially if it's something that happened in their childhood that caused such emotional harm - and that's exactly George Tatum's problem in Romano Scavolini's 1981 film Nightmare (aka Nightmare in a Damaged Brain).
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