My queue is clogged with unreleased titles. Any horror, sf, thriller suggestions for me?

Seeing as my "Western" thread generated good response and to acknowledge the 10th anniversary of The Iron Giant, I figured I'd give the animated flicks some props...
This list can include both cgi and hand drawn flicks.

1) The Iron Giant (This one's in my top 10 favorite movies..period)
2) The Secret of Nimh (80's classic. Great story and animation)
3) Toy Story 1 (For the ground that it broke)
4) Wall-E (I just always feel happy after I watch this movie)
5) Batman: Sub-Zero (Great story and cgi/drawn combo)
6) Fantasia 2000 (Boundaries pushed)
7) The Incredibles (Has it all)
8) Fire and Ice (Frank Frazetta in motion...say no more)
9) Spirited Away (no list of animated films would be comlete without this)
10) The Spongebob Squarepants Movie (Because it's as close to Monty Python as a lot of todays kids will ever get)

As someone who grew up on Roller Derby, I could appreciate Whip It more than most may. Drew Barrymore has made a great directorial debut. And I've found my companion piece for a double-feature with Ghost World. It's a coming of age flick, but it captures the spirit and details of Roller Derby so well that you get two flicks for one. I will be adding this movie to my dvd library.

AC

up for auction on EBAY. I donated it to the NECon support fund. Such a deal.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...0099448233

So, all the time that David Letterman was criticizing Palin's motherhood, he was cheating on his wife. And his public apologies seem like publicity stunts geared to increase ratings against Conan and seem to underline an insincerity as he mixes humor with his words of regret. I'm not a Palin fan, but her motherhood had nothing to do with the vice-presidential run. I am a David Letterman fan, but his insincerity on the air is trying my loyalty. Is it time for Conan?

AC

P.S. Could you imagine this happening to Jack Paar or Steve Allen?

Sorry, I know it's short notice, but I only found out minutes ago myself. Anyway, if there are any UK-dwellers out there who are interested in watching The Keep, it's on tonight (Sunday) on the Scifi/Horror movie channel (Sky 307) at 10.45.
Enjoy! (Or perhaps not...)

Not a Shaun of the Dead, but funny in it's own right. We laughed at the jokes and the dispatching of the zombies.
Four very unlikely humans left after a [SPOILER]plague of mad cow disease[/SPOILER] banded together on an epic road trip. Each searching for that "something" they need and of course for the zombie free zone.
One of the best zombies in a cameo had us rolling and Columbus' rules have a purpose and were practical to say the least.
Worthy of your admission price, I'll buy it when it's available for purchase.

"Time to nut up, or shut up" Yeah, worthy.

Has the idea of a Graphic Novel (a.k.a. Comic Book) been posed to "The Man"? I think it would make for a GREAT series!!

I feel like I'm living in a Twilight Zone episode lately, but nevertheless, today is, in fact, the 50th anniversary of the first Twilight Zone episode ever broadcast.

50 years later and it still just doesn't get better than that.

Im not sure if this question was already answered but are the young repairman jack secret histories books going to be out before the release of the revamped version of nightworld is?