for a few

i really dig the Beast Must Die. not much werewolf action at all because it's set up as a mystery, sort of like those How to Host a Murder parties.

Ginger Snaps 2 is an excellent sequel. i thought the third act significantly weaker than the rest but the ending made up for it. unlike the third film it is a direct continuation of the original.

Possession is great. the title is something of a double entendre.

Impressive list, added a few titles to my own WL. Of the few that i have seen these are great:

God Told Me To - early Cohen crime thriller with heavy religious theme, nice 70s feel even a little psychadelic toward the end. Part Exorcist, part Manhunter and a splash of Invasion of the Bodysnatchers.

The Beast Must Die - saw this with a bunch of friends getting drunk and we played the game, was much fun. Also features the real life Dean Learner so worth it for that alone.

Bad Dreams - enjoyed this one, has a lot in common with Dream Warriors and not just Jen Rubin. Always good to see Dan from 'Re Animator' too. Brings us nicely to...

Pit and the Pendulum - Lance as a crazy cardinal who likes nothing more than a spot of the old mortification of the flesh and dishing out torture. This is the Spanish civil war and his name is Torquemada so makes sense. Full of the imagination and gore that Gordon usually brings to his movies.

The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue - classic zombie fun for the hippy generation. And everyone else.

HMs to - Sinful Dwarf, Deadgirl, Langoliers (Stockwell!), Mothers Day, Tales from the Darkside, Mark of the Devil, Emmanuelle & Cannibals, Christmas Evil, Screamers, Scars of Dracula, The Church, The Toolbox Murders & Death Spa

Golden Years i found dull. didnt enjoy Gutterballs so not gonna bother with the sequel, unless its worth big turkey points! Didn't know there was a 70s remake of Dead of Night, love the original.

I've had a copy of Posession for years, shamefully yet to see it. Also need to get on these - Vengence of Rosalie, Night School, Uncle Sam, Frenzy, Prison, The Cannibal Man & Alice Sweet Alice.

I recommend Bad Dreams, The Boogey Man, Cannibal Man, Christmas Evil, Death Spa, Ginger Snaps 2, Mother's Day, and The Toolbox Murders. And you absolutely MUST see Reform School Girls!

Kinda surprised you haven't seen Another Day in Paradise cause Id think thats your type of film even though it ain't horror. Ginger Snaps 2, Maniac and Deadgirl are good recs for more recent horror. If you're a classic horror buff then The Body Snatcher and Mark of the Vampire are worthy. The rest are mostly middling or I haven't seen.

I found Night School to be incredibly dull

God Told me To was intriguing, but ultimately not as good as it could have been. Worth watching, though.

Emmanuelle And The Last Cannibals is an awesome title. That's about it. Shockingly dull considering the title

I wanted to like The Sinful Dwarf more than I did. Still entertaining, but not as much as you would expect.

Reform School Girls is a lot of fun.

Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama fuckin' sucked! You'd be better off watching Todd Sheets' unofficial (?) sequel, Sorority Babes in the Dance-A-Thon Of Death.

I think you'd like The Dead Next Door.

Not sure how you'd feel about Darkness, but I love it. One of the all-time greatest gorefests + amazing atmosphere.

Mark Of The Devil might be the best all around film on your list.

Except maybe The Body Snatcher.

Cannibal Man is a lot of fun

I'm surprised you haven't seen Another Day In Paradise. That's one of those movies Tyler probably obsesses over.

Maniac (2012) - Probably the only remake of a horror that I actually liked more than the original.