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Classic Horror Movies

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During the 1930s the Horror Movie become hugely popular with Dracula, Frankenstein, the Mummy, the Wolf Man, and many others hitting the big screen. These movies often followed in the style of their classic literary sources.

The 1940s brought us a number of horror movie parodies from the likes of Abbott and Costello and the Bowery Boys.

But starting in the late 1940s and then through the 1950s, the horror movie reached out to all forms and topics. With writers like Richard Matheson, the 1950s horror movies brought terror into a much more real and scarier form.

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The House on Haunted Hill by Vincent Price
"The ghosts are moving tonight...restless, hungry..." Eccentric millionaire Frederick Loren (Vincent Price) invites five seemingly random strangers to a macabre party in a legendary haunted mansion hosted by his wife, Annabelle (Carol Ohmart). The guests will each receive $10,000 ... read more

Night of the Living Dead by George A. Romero

"Night Of The Living Dead," the renowned and influential horror classic, is as controversial today as it was when first released. Gory and unrelenting in tension, this is a film that clearly deserves its cult status.

No other movie can scare the living daylights out ... read more

The Screaming Skull

In a haunted house a wealthy woman is driven to the brink of insanity by the disembodied spirit of her husband's first wife.

Sickening howls and ghastly visions threaten newlyweds when they move into an isolated mansion teeming with secrets. The house was the site of ... read more

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The House on Haunted Hill by Vincent Price
Night of the Living Dead by George A. Romero
The Screaming Skull

 

 

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