Imagery from The Legend of Hell House and The Sentinel
The 1970s were a historic time for horror movies. Some of the best and most iconic horror films of all time were released during this decade, including haunting favorites like Halloween, The Wicker Man, and The Exorcist. Many of these delightfully scary films even went on to launch massive franchises, guiding the future of the genre for many years to come. From fearsome creatures to deranged killers, the '70s had something to offer for all types of horror lovers.
Made on a budget of only $350,000, Alice, Sweet Alice proves that movies don't need outlandish creatures and overwhelming special effects to be absolutely terrifying. The film employs an unnerving style similar to that of Psycho, as well as the other Alfred Hitchcock movies that inspired it.
8 The Legend Of Hell House Directed By John Hough Your Rating close 10 stars 9 stars 8 stars 7 stars 6 stars 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star Rate Now 0/10 Leave a Review Your comment has not been saved 7 Martin Directed By George A. Romero Your Rating close 10 stars 9 stars 8 stars 7 stars 6 stars 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star Rate Now 0/10 Leave a Review Your comment has not been saved
Let's Scare Jessica to Death PG HorrorMysteryDrama Let's Scare Jessica to Death, directed by John D. Hancock, follows Jessica, recently discharged from a mental institution, as she settles into a country house with her husband and friend. Her fragile state is further shaken by the presence of a mysterious girl and the ominous forces that begin to unfold around her.
Release Date March 16, 1973 Runtime 83 minutes Cast Anna Massey , Terry-Thomas , Glynis Johns , John Forbes-Robertson , Curd Jürgens , Dawn Addams , Ishaq Bux , Michael Craig , Edward Judd , Robin Nedwell , Geoffrey Davies , Tom Baker , Denholm Elliott , Terence Alexander , Erik Chitty , Mike Pratt , Jerold Wells , Marianne Stone , Frank Forsyth , Jasmina Hilton , Arthur Mullard , Geraldine Hart , John Witty , Tony Hazel , Maurice Kaufmann Character Donna Rogers , Arthur Critchit , Eleanor...
Long Weekend Not Rated HorrorMysteryThriller Long Weekend is an Australian psychological thriller released in 1979. It follows a suburban couple who venture to a remote beach for a camping trip, only to encounter increasingly hostile natural elements. The film explores themes of environmental tension and human disconnection from nature.
2 The Creeping Flesh Directed By Freddie Francis Your Rating close 10 stars 9 stars 8 stars 7 stars 6 stars 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star Rate Now 0/10 Leave a Review Your comment has not been saved
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