Mill Creek Entertainment releases a veritable bevy of 20 films spotlighting the undead and vampires of the sort, all of which is your typical selection you can find literally anywhere online. Sets like this usually consist of nothing but public domain and easily affordable classic horror movies and Television movies, some of which deserve to be shun in to obscurity and others are well worth the re-watch. For any horror buff looking to start their collection, a set like this is the best way to build up the numbers and school yourself in the bare essentials, and with this set Mill Creek gives the consumer four discs, all of which have some rather memorable horror films revolving around the concept of the undead. Not exclusive to vampires, some of these movies are about zombies and ghouls, and a lot of them are must haves for any library of a respecting fan. There are titles like "The Bat" an entertaining murder mystery about a shadowy killer, a dark mansion, and a hidden treasure all of which combine for a considerable solid horror film revolving around greed, envy, and karma.

We're given the 1926 and 1959 versions, so there's a good variety for folks who want to go back and forth, or are just not fans of silent films and subtitles. We also get "Horror Express" another very solid horror film set on a train involving a hideous murderous monster with Peter Cushing starring, and there's "Count Dracula and the Vampire Bride" one of the many Dracula films featuring Christopher Lee and Cushing warring as Van Helsing and the vampire king. And of course there's the seminal Vincent Price horror film "The Last Man on Earth" another version of the novel "I Am Legend" where Price plays a man struggling with isolation and loneliness in a world overrun by undead ghouls trying to kill him from every corner of the country. While flawed, it is the superior version of the novel, and Price gives a very good performance.