Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
A hero, his lost love, a villain with an altered hand, and a grandfather's book, told again since 1987, still holding its charm.
A dark tale of youth and midnight peril in a shadowed town, where two brothers face a dread far beyond the ordinary.
A colder, harder chapter: the fighters run, a small teacher instructs the young hero, and a masked enemy waits in shadow.
Four boys walk a set of train tracks, seeking a body, and find grief, doubt, and bond instead. A quiet 1986 tale of youth.
A dead officer returns as a machine of steel in Verhoeven's grim, forceful tale of a fallen city and its ruling company.
A hero seeks a sacred Ark before soldiers of an old enemy can find it first, in a tale of narrow escapes and quick peril.
A boxer's ruin, shown without color or mercy — a study of a man none would wish to know, given in full by its lead.
A tale of the open road, where a stranger's mark binds a man unto a family that feeds after dark. Bigelow's vision, told plain and fast.
A city, a strange being, and four men with odd devices upon their backs: an old comedy of fright endures decades on.
A grim study of a training camp and a ruined city during a war, joined at a rough, telling mark.
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