Tom Atkins

Faced with corruption all around him, a New York detective fights to maintain his moral integrity.

Residents of a northern California coastal town find themselves under siege from a mysterious fog and the angry ghosts within.

Carpenter re-imagines the spaghetti western as a science-fiction adventure set in a dystopian near-future where soaring crime leads to Manhattan being converted into a giant maximum security prison.

Maniac Cop is set in New York City. Not the bustling metropolis of today, but the seedy, dangerous cesspool Hollywood liked to conjure during the 70s and 80s. A vicious jungle where street punks, pimps, and pushers lurked around every darkened corner. The film embraces this atmosphere. Everything feels worn, lived-in, and used.

Skip the first half of Two Evil Eyes. Or at least watch the second half first.

A young man returns to his hometown ten years after nearly falling victim to a miner’s Valentine’s night rampage, only to find himself at the center of a rash of new killings.