Canadian Horror Films

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A selection of Canadian horror films.

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    The Mask (1961)
    by Julian Roffman
  2. 2.
    Black Christmas (Special Edition)
    by Bob Clark
  3. 3.
    Deathdream
    by Bob Clark
  4. 4.
    Shivers

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    Rabid
    by David Cronenberg
  6. 6.
    The Brood
    by David Cronenberg
  7. 7.
    The Changeling

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    Prom Night (Widescreen)
    by Paul Lynch
  9. 9.
    Terror Train

  10. 10.
    Happy Birthday to Me

  11. 11.
    My Bloody Valentine (Special Edition)
    by George Mihalka
  12. 12.
    Scanners
    by David Cronenberg
  13. 13.
    Visiting Hours

  14. 14.
    The Dead Zone (Special Collector's Edition)
    by David Cronenberg
  15. 15.
    Videodrome
    by David Cronenberg
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    The Gate
    by Tibor Takacs
  18. 18.
    Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare
    by John Fasano
  19. 19.
    Pin
    by Sandor Stern
  20. 20.
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    Watchers (1988)

  21. 21.
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    Scanners II

  22. 22.
    Cube
    by Vincenzo Natali
  23. 23.
    Ginger Snaps

  24. 24.
    Ripper - Letter From Hell

  25. 25.
    Highwaymen : Widescreen Edition

  26. 26.
    Eternal
    by Federico Sanchez
  27. 27.
    Ginger Snaps 2 - Unleashed

  28. 28.
    Ginger Snaps Back - The Beginning
    by Grant Harvey
  30. 30.
    The Dark Hours
    by Paul Fox
  31. 31.
    Severed - Forest of the Dead
    by Carl Bessai
  32. 32.
    White Noise (Widescreen Edition)

  33. 33.
    Warriors of Terra
    by Robert Wilson
  34. 34.
    Fido
    by Andrew Currie
  35. 35.
    Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer
    by Jon Knautz
  36. 36.
    Pontypool
    by Bruce McDonald
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Created by Dreda457 on Sep 20, 2009.
 

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Dreda457

Additions Welcome — 2 years ago

Additions and suggestions are welcome. However, please limit adds to worthy film selections. The movies don’t have to be great, just generally well-recieved, reccomended and/or historically important. Try to keep the crap away, unless of course if its essential crap. Thanks.

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