I thought this was great. The scenes were gory, memorable, perfect. And the whole soundtrack was awesome as well. Here are my favorite scenes in order...1. Halloween 2. Nightmare on Elm Street 3. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4. Psycho 5. Hellraiser 6. Wishmaster 7. The Ugly 8. Puppetmaster 9. Phantasm 10. Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday 11. The Dentist 12. I Know What You Did Last Summer 13. Child's Play 2 14. Scream 15. Candyman 16. The Guardian 17. LeprechanMy only advice? Avoid "Leprechan", but definately check out the Top 10 on the list.Almost perfect, could of gotten rid of some boogeymen (*cough* Camilia and Leprechan! *cough*) but great.8/10

mediocre flick is fairly well done but the choices were questionable and i already know tons about the horror genre being a huge horror fan like myself it was fun to see them make a movie about all the legends it's just it's no better then average ** out of 5

Boogeymen:The Killer Compilation released by FlixMix cost me £17.99 (UK Sterling) and t be honest, it did seem a little steep for what I got out of it. Given the choice, I would have rented it rather than buy it. I wasn't sure how to comment on this DVD-on one hand it is good, on the other hand it isn't.First, let's look at the bad stuff. For starters, 58 minutes for the main feature is far too short. I understand (although I don't know if it is true) that the people behind this DVD think 58 minutes is the right length given that the demographic they are aiming for have short attention spans. I certainly don't have a short attention span-two hours would have been fine for me.Another thing that seemed odd was the choice of clips. Obviously, boogeymen such as Pinhead, Michael Myers and Freddy Krueger deserve a spot on this DVD because they have carved out their own niche and are among the scariest screen monsters around. However, featuring villains such as Simon from The Ugly (a film I have not seen) and the leprachaun didn't seem right. I certainly wouldn't list them as boogeymen. Two more complaints-there were no theatrical trailers for some of the screen monsters which was disappointing. I also disagree with the clip from Jason Goes To Hell. They ended the clip just before the point where Jason is blown to bits by FBI agents-however, I suppose the point is to whet you appetite for the main features.On the plus side, there was an audio commentary by Robert Englund who told some interesting stories and gave us some insight into the special effects used on A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 1. There were also loads of fun facts on the screen when you click on the relevant DVD options. For example, did you know Freddy Krueger was the name of a boy who bullied Wes Craven at school? That is just one of the many facts at your disposal.Add to that a Name That Frame game and written biographies of the characters and you have a DVD that is decent enough although not worth the money I paid. I suppose a Boogeymen 2 is inevitable. I appreciate the thought put into this release and the legal minefield that obviously ensued in obtaining these clips but a bit more thought is needed for any future FlixMix releases.

it just shows you scenes of horror movies but they do give you cool facts about classics like.... halloween,friday the 13th, i know what you did last summer,and a nightmare on elm street, they did show a few seaqals like................................... alex vincent in child's play 2