The Thing From Another World (1951) – Before Carpenter… There Was This
A distress signal from the Arctic. A frozen alien lifeform. And the crew that makes the mistake of thawing it out… .
Did You Know? This film is often cited as one of the first great sci-fi horror hybrids—and it even inspired scenes in Halloween (1978), where the characters watch it on TV.
Have you seen the original AND the remake? Let us know below! 
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Slither (2006) – Creepy, Crawly, and Hilarious
A small town. A flesh-eating alien parasite. And a whole lot of body horror. 
Did You Know? Slither was James Gunn’s (Guardians of the Galaxy) directorial debut, blending horror and dark comedy perfectly! Also, Nathan Fillion + body horror = instant cult classic.
What’s the grossest horror movie you’ve ever seen? Drop it below!
The Flesh Eaters (1964)
Tiny monsters, big terror! The Flesh Eaters (1964) is a cult-classic sci-fi horror featuring microscopic creatures that devour flesh in seconds. Low-budget but high on gruesome fun! 
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Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla… Round 2! 
Terror of Mechagodzilla (1975) closes out the Showa era with epic kaiju action, a tragic human story, and the addition of Titanosaurus! One of the best from classic Godzilla! #TerrorOfMechagodzilla #KaijuMovies #Godzilla #SciFiHorror
Parasite (1982) brings pure '80s sci-fi horror vibes — post-apocalyptic setting, gooey body horror, and a young Demi Moore. If you love practical effects and grimy creature features, this cult classic deserves a watch. Just don't eat while you're watching… #Parasite1982 #SciFiHorror #80sHorror #BodyHorror #CultClassics
Laserblast (1978)
An alien weapon. A vengeful teen. Laserblast (1978) is a chaotic 70s sci-fi ride—cheesy effects, wild action, and cult classic fun. Ready for cosmic mayhem? #SciFiHorror #CultClassics
Stranded in darkness, hunted by unseen creatures—Pitch Black (2000) introduced the world to Riddick, one of sci-fi’s most badass anti-heroes. This intense survival horror flick remains a must-watch for space horror fans. What’s your favorite scene?
Saturn 3 (1980) 
A killer robot on a space station + a sinister villain + pure 80s sci-fi chaos. That’s Saturn 3 (1980)! Harvey Keitel & Farrah Fawcett battle a rogue AI in this cult classic. Campy? Yes. Entertaining? Absolutely.
Chill (2007) 
H.P. Lovecraft’s Cool Air gets a gory upgrade in Chill (2007)! When a scientist discovers how to defy death, his victims pay the ultimate price. A hidden Lovecraft-inspired horror worth a watch—if you can handle the body horror!
Today in Sci-Fi & Horror: Sphere (1998)
Diving deep into oceanic horror, Sphere is a thrilling blend of sci-fi and psychological terror. Starring Dustin Hoffman, Sharon Stone, and Samuel L. Jackson, this Michael Crichton adaptation takes us to the depths where a mysterious alien sphere begins to twist reality itself.
Seen it? Let’s talk theories! 
"Welcome to Stepford… where perfection hides a dark secret."
The Stepford Wives (1975) is a chilling blend of sci-fi, horror, and psychological thriller, following a woman who uncovers a terrifying truth—her neighbors are not what they seem. Is this one of the best dystopian horror films ever made?
Roger Corman strikes again! Attack of the Crab Monsters & Not of This Earth both hit theaters today in 1957, delivering giant brain-eating crabs & alien blood harvesters! A B-movie double feature for the ages. Seen either of these?
Trust no one! Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) is a chilling sci-fi horror about alien pod people replacing humans.
Vampires in space?! Horror of the Blood Monsters (1970) is a psychedelic sci-fi horror fever dream—and a must-watch for lovers of bizarre cinema.
