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Ever wonder what Stanley Kubrick's favorite films were? "The Jerk" and "White Men Can't Jump" are on this compiled list

Our latest edition of the Top 5 Movie Guide! This week, with inspiration coming from the recently released "Chernobyl Diaries, we focused our lists on some of our favorite Tourist and Travel Based Horror Films!

Special makeup effects wizard Rick Baker surprised some Film Festival attendees, by dropping by to answer questions about his prolific career, and carrying an alien head in a garbage bag.

Director John Landis first hit the monster movie scene with his 1971 film Schlock, which he made at the age of 21. Since then, he has been at the helm of monster culture. Here's a conversation with him where he talks about what he learned when making his new Monster book.

The "Resident Evil" and "Three Musketeers" director talks to @totalfilm about his favorite creature features. Here are his top 10.

Director John Landis ("An American Werewolf in London") talks to @wired about how movie monsters have evolved over time

The makers of scary movies identify the films that have made them uncomfortable, among them "The Shining" and "The Exorcist."

@bradfordevans looks at the film roles Dan Aykroyd narrowly missed out on, such as "Animal House" and "Three Amigos!"

Most free horror movies online aren't any good, but @MovieMoron has found 5 that are definitely, uh, worth the price of admission

An interview with John Landis about Werewolf in London, Blues Brothers and what directors he likes today.