Directed by Tod Browning, after the success of Dracula (1931), Browning was given free range on his next project. Having worked in a circus, he created 'FREAKS'--however, audiences were not ready for what they were about to see. 'FREAKS' was a commercial failure, and Browning soon retired afterwards; many speculating the disappointment broke Browning. Only decades later would it be recognized as a true horror masterpiece.

Legendary director & producer's William Castle masterpiece. Starring Vincent Price, as an eccentric millionaire, he invites five guests over to spend the night in his home. If they 'survive' the night they will be given $10,000. Audiences reportedly passed out during the iconic jump scare.

The classic Universal horror film, starring Claude Rains. Based on H.G. Wells' iconic story and directed by the legendary James Whale (who also directed Frankenstein), the story of a scientist gone mad by his own discovery of being able to turn invisible. This was Rain's first lead role and shot him into Hollywood stardom.