Horrors!
All Day's celebrated catalog of horror classics
	Horror... one of the great art forms of international cinema. Horror brings together social taboos, private fears, outsize imagery, and mythic storytelling in the service of making nightmares public. Some horror films are grand art, others are visual popcorn for a Saturday afternoon, but here at All Day we love 'em all. Here are some of our faves:
	Fall of the House of Usher Jean Epstein and Luis Bunuel's silent masterpiece is the missing link between Expressionist horror of the 1920s and the Universal Monsters of the 1930s
	Ganja & Hess Bill Gunn's legendary "Black vampire" picture from 1972, uncut and fully restored to the original vision!
	The Horror of Hammer A celebration of England's fabled house of horror, a must for all Hammer fans!
	Tales of Frankenstein Hammer meets Universal in this TV version of the Frankenstein legend, starring Anton Diffring!
	Vincent Price: The Sinister Image A career-spanning interview and two rare TV appearances make this the best gift for any Vincent Price fan!
	All Monsters Attack 50 original coming attractions reels from the Golden Age of monster movies