Frozen

Shut up, it's a good movie. This horror-movie version of the trailer is fun too.

Alive

I know this was a true story, I've read the accounts of the survivors, but I still can't believe it happened. Imagine being trapped on a mountaintop in the Andes, and this weekend won't seem as bad.

Frozen

The concept is simple - three people get stuck on a ski-lift. It seems like a situation that would be solved in a few minutes, but the writers actually did a good job at keeping the tension across a full-length movie.

The Grey

Liam Neeson ran out of human ass to kick, so he turned his aggression towards wolves. You can read the original [Celluloid Hero] review here.

Snowpiercer

In a post-apocalyptic ice age, humanity is surviving by riding a train in a long loop around the entire globe. It's a ridiculous premise, but good characters, good acting, and good action make it a fun watch.  You can read the original [Celluloid Hero] review here.

The Thing

An absolute classic, highlighting how traditional effects can be way scarier than anything CGI.

Dead Snow

Two words: NAZI ZOMBIES.

Let the Right One In (Låt den rätte komma in)

A fantastic creepy, atmospheric Swedish movie about a young vampire. Don’t worry about the American remake, just watch the original.

Fargo

I love the Coen Brothers. The setting of Fargo becomes a character in itself.

The Shining

This might be one of my favorite movies ever, regardless of genre. If your significant other spends a lot of time alone with a typewriter this weekend, you might want to worry.