Dracula (1931)

Hammer Films has restored Dracula, but where are its new British horror productions? I consider John Gore’s revival of the legendary studio.

One of my favourites for Halloween

A few days ago I shared Midnight Repertory here, and the response genuinely blew me away. Thank you! You also immediately started finding things I'd overlooked.

My favorite example: someone searched for movies directed by Roger Corman, and the engine basically threw up its hands.

I'd spent months cataloging the stories, threats, settings, and narrative characteristics of thousands of horror movies, but because I hadn't personally needed to search by director, I'd neglected to make that information properly searchable.

I've substantially rebuilt the discovery engine so it can better understand what you're actually looking for and investigate the movie evidence instead of requiring oddly precise wording.

I've also added director metadata and support for director-based searches.

The results are cleaner, you can flag good or bad matches, and you can share individual discoveries. If you tried it last week, I'd love for you to give it another go:

https://midnightrepertory.com/

Thanks again for putting it through its paces. You helped make this thing better, and I'm genuinely grateful.

They also have a script

I couldn't find a good version of the trailer online so I edited this together using a higher quality transfer of the movie and re-created the title cards. I thought this subreddit might appreciate it. I am planning to do the same for other classic horror movie trailers.

Actually Black Christmas - a Canadian movie with Margot Kidder playing her worst character.