There came a time in most of our childhoods when we decided we were far too schlick to dress in a bin liner and roam our estate for hours on end.
But without a fake ID to hand, it wasn't like we were going to join the more mature revellers down the local, so much of our teenage Halloweens were spent scaring the bejaysus out of ourselves with classic teen slasher movies.
Let's face it, if ever there was a time of the year when we were likely to get our hands on an 18-rating, it was All Hallow's Eve.
And frankly, the idea of recreating a night hiding behind the couch is really appealing to us right now, so we scoured Netflix for some classics and were not disappointed.
1. Friday the 13th: Part 4: The Final Chapter
Making his way back to his old stomping ground, good ol' Jason Voorhies – AKA the man who refuses to die – decides to unleash hell on Camp Crystal.
Nothing stops this lad.
2. Jeepers Creepers
When a brother and sister begin the journey home for the holidays, they have no idea their road trip is about to take one of most sinister turns you can imagine.
Why did they stop the car? Why?!
3. Carrie
This 1976 horror tells the story of a sheltered teenage girl who gets her revenge on high school bullies in the most terrifying way possible.
If ever there was a better lesson in the merits of being kind to your classmates…
4. Battle Royale
Set in the future, the Japanese government capture a class of ninth-graders and force them to kill each other under the revolutionary "Battle Royale" act.
And we're already reaching for the cushion…
5. The Exorcism of Emily Rose
After hearing a priest had performed an exorcism on a young girl, a lawyer takes on the case.
Oh, and did we mention it's based on a true story?
6. The Conjuring
When a family find themselves terrorised by a dark presence, they turn to paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren for help.
7. The Exorcist
When her daughter begin showing signs of demonic possession, a distraught mother seeks the help of the church, but will it be enough?
