Love that film: the sexy saxophone player with the greased-up torso and ponytail; young Kiefer Sutherland as the bleached hair leader of the bloodsuckers, who are part punk, part motorcycle gang, part cult.

Let’s talk about classic horror. What are your faves?James: Easy. “Nightmare On Elm Street.” Boom — a young Johnny Depp in a crop-top gets sucked into a bed and killed.

And what about “The Witch”? That shit was the most historically accurate horror film ever made!

Like “It Follows”! That one’s just amazing — a great new premise for the horror genre that has sex as the underlying dynamic of a teenage centered haunting/possession film.

Well, speaking of scary, I’d say the documentaries “Jesus Camp” and “Hell House” are as scary as anything. Child indoctrination and religious-based hate in the form of a haunted house . . . wow.

Well, speaking of scary, I’d say the documentaries “Jesus Camp” and “Hell House” are as scary as anything. Child indoctrination and religious-based hate in the form of a haunted house . . . wow.

I find those “Conjuring” films to be more fun than anything. The camerawork is awesome.

OK, my favorites of late: “The Babadook.” The kid was incredible, and the idea of the mom as a monster . . . nothing scarier.

That movie is sick! I mean, bad! I mean bad as in Michael Jackson “Bad” Meaning awesome!

“The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” doesn’t follow any rules. It’s its own thing. It’s an experience that couldn’t be captured anywhere else.