Best Spooky, Moody, Atmospheric Home Theatre Demo


I still don't quite the idea of remaking a classic film, frame by frame, but tonight I bought a new copy of the Psycho DVD with Vince Vaughn and Anne Heche.

Perhaps it has more to do with the scene, but I really enjoy the atmosphere of the opening of the movie, and hearing the pouring rain in surround sound, as she cautiously approaches the neon sign of the Bates Motel.

Bearing in mind both technical AND dramatic considerations, what movies do you think best demonstrate the spooky, moody, atmospheric capabilities of home theatre and surround sound?
cwlondon
Anchor Bay's special edition of Suspiria. Pick it in, crank it up, and prepare for horror movie sound like you've never heard before.
Superbit version of Resident Evil. It's one of the best recorded movies I've heard.
I second "Suspiria." The three-disc edition has a CD of Goblin music. That band definitely made some creepy-ass music. I can't listen to it without looking behind me every two minutes. I would also suggest "Sleepy Hollow." It has some really atmospheric cinematography, IMO.