| October 1, 2002 Halloween 2002 Selections
In case the five new Halloween-oriented DVDs reviewed in
this issue are not enough for you, we asked the Home Theater & Sound staff to
declare their favorite DVDs for the Spooky Season. The results? Fifteen titles tied with
the same rank! That's gotta mean something. Here they are, Home Theater &
Sound’s Top 15 Halloween DVDs (in alphabetical order):
- Alien (20th Century Fox Home Entertainment)
- Bram Stoker's Dracula (Columbia Tristar Home
Entertainment)
- The Bride of Frankenstein (Universal)
- Don't Look Now (Paramount Home Video)
- The Evil Dead (Elite)
- The Exorcist (Warner Home Video)
- Fright Night (Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment)
- Halloween (Anchor Bay Entertainment)
- Near Dark (Anchor Bay Entertainment)
- A Nightmare on Elm Street (New Line Home Video)
- Nosferatu (1922) (Image Entertainment)
- Salem's Lot (Warner Home Video)
- The Shining (Warner Home Video)
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Pioneer)
- The Thing (1982) (Universal)
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