[metternich1815]

Here is the exact way that I organize my horror movies specifically:They are generally alphabetized, but numbers are put at the front of the list (unless spelled out on the movie) and series’ are kept together regardless to what the first letters of the sequels are (it is alphabetized by the first letter of the first film). Within a series, the films will be in chronological order (Hammer films will be grouped separately). Also, as is customary in alphabetizations, minor titles are ignored for the purposes of alphabetization. Remakes are usually placed after the original film (if it is an individual film or I do not have any other films in the series) or series that they remade. Names of individual’s ignored for purposes of organization. Versus movies will be considered separate from their respective series’. That is how I organize, but then I have my dvds, blu-rays, and vhs's organized together. I use the system described above within the dvd, vhs, and blu-ray sections, which are grouped separately. Strange or broken dvd cases, are placed above the vhs or dvd sections (by the way because I group certain films according to a theme like Val Lewton or Hammer the dvds that are weird or broke are not organized according to the system I described above, at least at the present time). My relatively small blu-ray collection is above one row of dvds on my second row bottom up. I have a very complex, intricate system of organizing my horror movies specifically.