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The Sixth Sense (1999) Dark, supernatural thriller about a little boy who sees ghosts and the psychiatrist (Bruce Willis) who tries to help him. Very eerie with boy trying to overcome his fears of what he is experiencing. Very entertaining for those who love a good ghost story. Starring: Bruce Willis, Haley Joel Osment Director: M. Night Shyamalan Runtime: 114 minutes Rating: PG-13

Believe (1999) A very cute kids movie that adults will also love! A young man who loves to pull spooky pranks has the tables turned on him when he moves to his grandfathers old mansion. Great ghost story for the whole family! Starring: Jan Rubes, Ben Gazzara Director: Robert Tinnell Runtime: 95 minutes Rating: NR

The Matrix (1999) Mind-bending action/thriller about programmer discovering his world isn't what it seems. Some called its plot overly convoluted, but sci-fi fans should jack into the thoughtful story line, dazzling effects, and blistering action. Starring: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne Director: Andy Wachowski, Larry Wachowski Runtime: 136 minutes Rating: R

Halloween H20 (1998) The sixth sequel. In fact, if you watch 1, 2 and H20, you'll be all set. This one takes up 20 years later, Laurie is a functioning alcoholic running a prep school. She's haunted by what happened on that Halloween night long ago. But it's Halloween again and guess who's back. Starring: Jamie Lee Curtis, Michelle Williams Director: Steve Miner Runtime: 92 minutes Rating: R

Blade (1998) Comic book-based horror/action/thriller about semi-vampire vampire-hunter battling undead industrialist's bloodsucking minions. Lots of action, mindless fun. Starring: Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff Director: Stephen Norrington Runtime: 121 minutes Rating: R

Practical Magic (1998) We loved this film, you have a major haunting and great special effects along with a very cute story line. The Owens women curse dooms men they love to early death. It troubles sibling witches, Jilly and Sally. When an unexpected death occurs, all Hell breaks lose. Stars: Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman Director: Griffin Dunne Rating: PG-13 Runtime: 120 minutes

An American Werewolf in Paris (1997) A young American tourist falls for a Parisian ingénue, and things start to get hairy. Undemanding comic-thriller fans may enjoy, although viewers seeking impressive effects, intense suspense should look elsewhere. Pretty crappy looking werewolf CGI. Starring: Tom Everett Scott, Julie Delpy Director: Anthony Waller Runtime: 98 minutes Rating: R

Contact (1997) Polished, epic-length sci-fi/drama profiles scientist's search for extraterrestrial life. Appreciated by fans of thought-provoking, cerebral films who are more interested in meditation on science and religion than on dramatic narrative. Starring: Jodie Foster, Matthew McConaughey Director: Robert Zemeckis Runtime: 150 minutes Rating: PG

The Fifth Element (1997) Effects-packed sci-fi/adventure about commando-turned-cabbie stumbling on ancient prophecy. Uneven plot, poor characterizations will disappoint art-house fans expecting landmark cinema, but wondrous special effects, futuristic gunplay will appease forgiving action fans. Starring: Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, Milla Jovovich Director: Luc Besson Runtime: 122 minutes Rating: PG-13

Mars Attacks! (1996) Offbeat, big-budget, all-star sci-fi/comedy about alien invasion. Classic sci-fi buffs enjoyed its references to schlocky 1950s-era films. Also appealing to fans of eye-popping effects, cynical humor who aren't seeking cohesive storyline. Starring: Jack Nicholson, Glenn Close Director: Tim Burton Runtime: 103 minutes Rating: PG-13

Bad Moon (1996) Critics panned this tale of a German shepherd who can sniff out werewolves and con men, criticizing special effects, acting, plot. Even die-hard werewolf film fans may be disappointed. Starring: Mariel Hemingway, Mason Gamble Director: Eric Red Runtime: 79 minutes Rating: R

The Frighteners (1996) Horror/comedy about spirits aiding psychic's ghostbusting scam. Stories within stories, outstanding special effects and a wonderful cast make this a keeper. Fans of Jeffery Combs will love his role in this! Stars: Michael J. Fox, Trini Alvarado Director: Peter Jackson Rating: R Runtime: 110 minutes

Little Witches (1996) This cheese-fest is a slightly entertaining story of a raising demons at a Catholic school for girls. Throwing some T&A in to help liven things up barely helps but it's worth watching if you are in the mood for totally B type movies. Stars: Jack Nance, Jennifer Rubin Director: Rating: R Runtime: 91 minutes

The Craft (1996) Many people of the Pagan persuasion hated this film. We loved it, it's a just movie, people!! Get over it!! Thriller about four teen misfits who use witchcraft to solve their problems, to a bad end of course Stars: Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell Director: Andrew Fleming Rating: R Runtime: 101 minutes

Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1995) Totally slapstick version of the Dracula tale done by Mel Brooks and starring the king of shtick, Lesley Nielson. Definitely worth watching if you love humor and comedy films. Starring: Leslie Nielsen, Peter MacNicol Director: Mel Brooks Runtime: 90 minutes Rating: PG-13

From Dusk Till Dawn (1995) Ultra violent vampire fare that finds criminal brothers on the run and falling into a den of bloodsuckers. Graphic gore, fast action and story line make this a feats to watch although some didn't like it for unknown reasons. Starring: Quentin Tarantino, George Clooney Director: Robert Rodriguez Runtime: 108 minutes Rating: R

Interview with the Vampire (1994) Despite what Anne Rice first thought, Tom Cruise was actually able to pull this film off and make it enjoyable. The tale of the narcissistic egomaniac vampire Lestat and his companions over the years. Moody cinematography, if you enjoy the Anne Rice books, you'll like this film. Starring: Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt Director: Neil Jordan Runtime: 122 minutes

Cemetery Man (1994) Totally entertaining film and much underrated. The ending will either have you sitting there going "What was that all about?" or trying to figure out just what it was that you just watched and what did it mean. Starring: Rupert Everett, Anna Falchi Director: Michele Soavi Rating: R Runtime: 100 minutes

Wolf (1994) Mildly successful horror-suspense-romance-male-sociology flick changes moods as often as Nicholson changes into a wolf. Fans of the actors will enjoy. Not enough scares for horror fans. Starring: Jack Nicholson, Michelle Pfeiffer Director: Mike Nichols Runtime: 125 minutes Rating: R

The Halloween Tree (1993) From a story by Ray Bradbury. An animated adventure about the Halloween Tree reveals the magical secrets of past and present Halloween traditions. Ages 5-8 and older, if you are still a kid at heart! Starring: Lindsay Crouse, Leonard Nimoy Runtime: 70 minutes Rating: Not Rated

Hocus Pocus (1993) Every time we watch it, we all want to move to Salem, Mass. It's cute, it's funny, the effects are great. Great special effects, cute story! Three  sisters who happen to be witches return to Salem after 300 years to wreck havoc on the town that hanged them. Starring: Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy, Sara Jessica Parker Director: Kenny Ortega Runtime: 93 minutes Rating: PG

The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) Tim Burton's innovative stop-motion animated musical about Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King, who becomes enthralled by Christmas. He's the head of Halloweentown, so this causes some problems. Some stunning visuals. Young and old will love this and you won't be able to stop singing the songs for days! Starring: Danny Elfman, Chris Sarandon, Catherine O'Hara Director: Henry Selick Runtime: 79 minutes Rating: PG

Return of the Living Dead Part 3 (1993) Ultra gory second sequel to Return of the Living Dead. This one has a teen bringing his dead girlfriend back with terrifying consequences. Check out Mindy Clark in her full body piercing, admit it, she makes you hot. Stars: J. Trevor Edmond, Mindy Clarke Director: Brian Yuzna Rating: R Runtime: 96 minutes

The Woman in Black (1993) The ghostly vision of a dead woman haunts a solicitor visiting a superstitious, close-minded village in Victorian England. Wonderfully Gothic ghost story! Starring: Adrian Rawlins, Bernard Hepton Director: Herbert Wise Runtime: 100 minutes Rating: NR

Dead Alive (1993) All out gore-fest about a young man who's mother becomes a flesh eating zombie. Black comedy is packed with laughs but goes very heavy on the disgusting. Definitely for strong stomachs! Stars: Timothy Balme, Elizabeth Moody Director: Peter Jackson Rating: R/UR Runtime: 97 minutes

Candyman (1992) Chilling of urban legend killer with a big grudge and the PhD student who's framed for murders he commits. This film, like all of Barkers, has it's gory moments. Not for the squeamish. Starring: Virginia Madsen, Tony Todd Director: Bernard Rose Runtime: 98 minutes Rating: R

Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) Wonderful retelling of the old tale. Excellent performances by Gary Oldman, Winona Rider and Anthony Hopkins to name a few. Some scenes are highly sexual, so beware if that offends you. Starring: Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Keanu Reeves Director: Francis Ford Coppola Runtime: 128 minutes Rating: R

The Addams Family (1991) It's starts out at Christmas time and end up the following Halloween. It may not be a true Halloween film but how much more spooky could this family be? It's always Halloween in the Addams household! Starring: Anjelica Huston, Raul Julia Director: Barry Sonnenfeld Runtime: 102 minutes Rating: PG-13

Warlock (1991) This 1991 film is one of those "you either like it or don't" kind of films. Julian Sands is enough to make us like it, he plays his role well. An evil, eons-old warlock torments Los Angeles. Fast pacing, good effects, and clever moments raise this above most horror flicks. Stars: Julian Sands, Lori Singer Director: Steve Miner Rating: R  Runtime: 103 minutes