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Trick-Or-Treat – Halloween Dvds at Lilly Trick-or-Treat – Halloween DVDs at Lilly Modern Horror and Suspense …………… The Sixth Sense – DVD 20 28 Days Later – DVD 5011 The Strangers – DVD 13350 Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Slayer - DVD 22825 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre – DVD 2715 Blair Witch Project – DVD 8929 The Vanishing – DVD 5265 Bram Stoker’s Dracula – DVD 18781 The Woman in Black - DVD 22816 Brotherhood of the Wolf – DVD 7317 Warm Bodies – DevilDVD 24168 Cabin in the Woods - DVD 23495 Candyman – DVD 2202 Carrie – DVD 8937 Cat People – DVD 1259 Company of Wolves – DVD 1307 Cronos – DVD 18443 Daughters of Darkness – DVD 15142 Friday the 13th – DVD 8167 Funny Games – DVD 12168 I Know What You Did Last Summer – DVD 10840 Interview with the Vampire – DVD 15544 Martin – DVD 7341 Television Series …………… Buffy the Vampire Slayer – DVD 18486, DVD 574 Dexter – DVD 8989, DVD 11679, DVD 14656, DVD 17869 Grimm – DVD 22294 The Outer Limits: Volume One – DVD 5600 The Twilight Zone – DVD 19020 thru DVD 19024 The Walking Dead - DVD 24912, DVD 22526, DVD 20571 True Blood – DVD 14696, DVD 19184, DVD 20066 Night of the Living Dead – DVD 3374 Nightmare on Elm Street – DVD 980 Asian Horror ………… Paranormal Activity - DVD 16807 A Tale of Two Sisters – DVD 3442 Paranormal Activity 3 - DVD21279 Audition – DVD 764 Possession – DVD 1291 House – DVD 18041 Rosemary’s Baby – DVD 281, DVD 22790 Jigoku – DVD 7891 Shutter Island – DVD 19192 Ju-On – DVD 4804 Sisters – DVD 1107 Kwaiden – DVD 1724 The Children of the Corn – DVD 7195 Onibaba – DVD 2827 The Descent – DVD 8777 Ringu – DVD 1934 The Entity – DVD 11382 Thirst – DVD 16054 The Exorcist – DVD 346 Wild Zero – DVD 5908 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo – DVD 17695 The Hills Have Eyes – DVD 13645 The Hunger – DVD 11338 The Last House on the Left (1972) – DVD 19495 The Last House on the Left (2009) – DVD 15084 The Mummy – DVD 8863 The Omen – DVD 7188 The Others – DVD 3589 The Ring – DVD 2188 The Shining – DVD 307 The Silence of the Lambs – DVD 18426 A sampling of Halloween Movies Classics & Vintage Horror…………… Tim Burton's Corpse Bride – DVD 6876 Carnival of Souls – DVD 1797 Young Frankenstein – DVD 6077 Cat People – DVD 4850 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde – DVD 8970 Silent Era… ………… Dracula – DVD 4987 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde – DVD 1002 Eyes without a Face – DVD 3608 Faust – DVD 13204 Fiend without a Face – DVD 17667 Nosferatu – DVD 600 Frankenstein – DVD 4988 The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari – DVD 1512 House of Wax – DVD 13970 The Golem – DVD 2036 House on Haunted Hill – DVD 3926 The Hands of Orlac – DVD 10731 I Walked with a Zombie – DVD 4851 The Haunted Castle – DVD 13287 Incubus – DVD 907 The Phantom Carriage – DVD 20377 Island of Lost Souls – DVD 20546 The Phantom of the Opera – DVD 1552 Psycho – DVD 630 Waxworks – DVD 2071 The Bad Seed – DVD 11325 The Haunting – DVD 11340 The Innocents – DVD 7949 The Mummy – DVD 4985 The Wolf Man – DVD 5003 Vampyr – DVD 11703 Village of the Damned – DVD 4597 White Zombie – DVD 4985 Musicals …………… Nightmare Before Christmas – DVD 1542 Repo! The Genetic Opera – DVD 15619 Sweeney Todd – DVD 7291, DVD 10745 The Phantom of the Opera – DVD 7940 The Rocky Horror Picture Show – DVD 7299 Comedy & Animation…………… A Haunted House – DevilDVD 24471 Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein – DVD 15991 Beetlejuice – DVD 10393 Blythe Spirit – DVD 1264 Frankenweenie – DevilDVD 23351 Ghostbusters - DVD 2837 Grotesqueries – DVD 14817 It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown – DVD 7708 “Schlock” …………… Monsters, Inc. – DVD 18465 Alice, Sweet Alice - DVD 28286 Kids in the hall. Death comes to town - DVD 21584 Alucarda – DVD 28303 ParaNorman - DVD 23350 Dead and Buried - DVD 28289 Plan 9 from Outer Space – DVD 1227 Demon Seed - DVD 28284 Scary Movie – DVD 7196 Let Sleeping Corpses Lie - DVD 28287 Shaun of the Dead – DVD 4552 Let’s Scare Jessica to Death - DVD 28292 Slime People - DVD 24502 The Brood - DVD 28426 The Fearless Vampire Killers – DVD 11324 Torso - DVD 28290 Bloodsucking Freak - DVD 28288 What We Do in the Shadows – DVD 28162 A sampling of Halloween Movies .
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