The World Beyond (1978) I found it online.

Suspiria- 1977. 8/10. Loved.

The Dead Don't Die (1975)

It really was. I remember being very pleasantly surprised. Had plenty of real sci-fi intrigue with the action.

The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988)
6.5/10

Never a dull moment, nice cinematography, with some very effectively shot scenes. Zakes Mokae crawls under your skin as a convincing statist voodoo villain. Although Bill Pulman shows more range than in any other roll I've seen him depict, his lead characterization is still much too smugly skating on the surface. I think a deep crevice of emotion was required, and Pulman a poor casting choice. While all the characters were rather shallow and failing to inspire much empathy, the story narrative was fairly fascinating and aggressively nimble.

The crucial failure of the film was the cartoonish scattershot ending, out of step with the film's prior serious, realistic tone and cinematic visual effects. Was like Elm St' Dream Warriors breakdanced into The Exorcist. A more visceral and emotionally accessible lead, plus a more realistic stark ending would have solidified an otherwise solid effort.

Dawn Of The Dead (1978)

Rabid, Dir; David Cronenberg.

Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I LOVE THAT MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

what'd ya think?

Me too!

I love it. It's in my top three Cronenberg films. I really love the pacing and the entire look of the film. I think this was the first of his movies that I ever saw and it has stuck with me for what must be 30 years now. I do love Videodrome a bit more, but this is probably second on my list.