#16 Death Spa (1988) - I loved 1987's Killer Workout so I included Death Spa on this year's list. It matches Killer Workout boob for boob and kill for kill with an equally stupid twisty plot about revenge plus a murderous computer that controls the spa from steam rooms to blenders to frozen fish.

#21 Dracula's Daughter (1936) - Made soon after the original Dracula with a good bit of humor and blatantly implied lesbianism for a movie released during the Hays Code. Dracula's progeny seduces men and women by using a giant hypnotic ring. Fun but the actual vampire stuff on screen is tame.

#20 Kill It and Leave This Town (2020) - Akin to Mad God, this is one artist's bizarre, singular work of animated horror. Set in Poland, ugly characters mope through ever-shifting, grimy streets, changing their scale, becoming/being killed by animal people. Haunting and creepy but not for everyone.

#19 Bad Ronald (1974) - In this odd TV movie, high schooler Ronald wants a date, but gets rejected and accidentally kills the girl's sister. He hides in a secret room in his house to escape cops. He draws art of his fantasy realm of Atranta and creeps on the family that moves in after his mom dies.

i want to believe

#18 Ænigma (1987) - Lucio Fulci's psychic revenge story cribs from Carrie and has the vibes of an inferior version of Argento's Phenomena. It has its moments as a dying, bullied girl projects her thoughts (and snails) onto people and torments them to death. Surprise cameo by Tom Cruise.

#17 Bones and All (2022) - Imagine Nomad with Frances McDormand only it's a romance about vampires that eat people's bodies. Even as a romance it inverts almost everything sexy about vampires. It's gloomy and handsome with gross and scary moments. Mark Rylance is great as the creep vampire mentor.

#16 Death Spa (1988) - I loved 1987's Killer Workout so I included Death Spa on this year's list. It matches Killer Workout boob for boob and kill for kill with an equally stupid twisty plot about revenge plus a murderous computer that controls the spa from steam rooms to blenders to frozen fish.

#15 The Walking Dead (1936) - Karloff plays an old man that gets framed for murdering a judge. Witnesses prove his innocence too late and he is executed. The governor lets a doctor resurrect him(???). He remembers nothing but enacts vengeance as he pines for death. More sad than scary, but good.

#14 Intruder (1989) - Folks who love store like @jessefarrar.com might enjoy this gory slasher set entirely in a grocery store. Great screen time for the 1989 cereal aisle. Sam Raimi gets a meat hook in the mouth, somebody gets their head sawed in half. Bruce Campbell shows up for 30 seconds.