The 100 Scariest Movie Moments Season 1 Episode 3

After filming Phyllis' disembowelment, the cast of The Last House on the Left broke for lunch, but no one ate anything.

John Carpenter describes his inspiration for The Thing as having come from something Stephen King told him - that cliches in horror films are to not show the monster, unless you can come up with something truly astonishing.

The inspiration for Leonard Cohen's It's Alive came from him overhearing a baby crying fiercely on an airplane.

John Landis reveals that the inspiration for An American Werewolf in London came from witnessing a burial in Yugoslavia in which the corpse was buried feet first - so that the body would not get up to cause trouble.

An American Werewolf in London was the first film to show a werewolf transformation that was shot in full, harsh light and progressed through the entire transformation.

Peeping Tom disgusted critics so much that Michael Powell never again was able to make a mainstream film.