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  1. A Virgin Among the Living Dead (Une vierge chez les morts-vivants)
    Release date: 1973-11-15
    A girl arrives from London to visit her estranged relatives in a remote castle for the reading of her father's will. After a while she discovers that they are all in fact dead and her decision to live with them turns into a nightmare. Unable to leave she's drawn into a macabre underworld through visions of nude satanic rituals and her own impending sacrifice.

    https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/19095

    #film #films #movie #movies #poster #posters #history #design #typography #horror #horrormovies

  2. Frightened To Death
    Release date: 1987-02-05
    An angry wife and her lover attempt to frighten her husband in a remote cabin, but rendezvous with a killer instead.

    https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/489186

    #film #films #movie #movies #poster #posters #history #design #typography #horror #horrormovies

  3. I realized that this October I somehow hadn't done a single Charles Band-produced film despite my love of Full Moon and Empire. So I'm making up for it by finally watching one of the few films I've never seen by one of my favorite directors: Stuart Gordon's Dolls.

    Idk why I've never seene this oone, sometimes things just slip through the cracks.

  4. The Weirdo
    Release date: 1989-01-01
    Donnie exists as the archetypal weirdo of his hometown, persecuted by bullies, and friend to none his age. He meets a girl named Jenny, who seems just as much an outcast. This new kinship reinvigorates him, and he hopes to start a new life of being accepted. Unfortunately, life just isn't that kind.

    https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/88352

    #film #films #movie #movies #poster #posters #history #design #typography #horror #horrormovies

  5. “The Evil” (1978) – Review

    Hello again, my lovely Gorehounds and Horrorfiends,

    3FMC is here with you with more fun and laughs as we review horror films from yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Today, we decided to wait until the nice day was over, then it was pizza time, and some Horror to scare the mozzarella out of us. As we are drawing closer to the 31st, and All Hallow’s Eve, we have cranked up our Horror viewing by a factor of 5. If we had cranked it up to 10, we would not be going to work, and that would be a big problem. Anyways, we spun our Wheel of Death to see what it landed on…BTW, we made a cute little wheel that works like the Wheel of Fortune, that we spin to pick Horror films when we cant decide. It has the subclasses of:

    • Monster Movie (includes Vampires, Werewolves, Alien Creatures, Zombies, etc)
    • Haunted House
    • Slashers
    • Ghosts
    • Witches
    • Sci-Fi Horror

    It landed on “Haunted House” so we pulled one from the drawer that we haven’t reviewed on here yet. That would 1978’s The Evil, starring Richard Crenna, Joanna Pettet, and the late great, Victor Buono.

    Premise: A psychiatrist, Dr. Arnold (Crenna) purchases an abandoned mansion that he plans to turn into a drug rehab. He then has some friends come in and help him clean up the place to get it in order. Apparently, the house was previously owned by a Civil War General, who had the home built of some sort of hot springs. Then, when working in the basement, Dr. Arnold finds a trapdoor that he opens and unwittingly releases a nasty spirit which traps all of them in the house. Dr. Arnold later realizes that the trapdoor is actually a doorway to Hell (at least it wasn’t a well in the basement like another house located in Amityville).

    Discussion: Once the spirits are released from the basement, the body count starts to soar, and people are killed in some gruesome ways. All in all, this was a very effective, and in a lot of ways, underrated haunted house horror film. Strong performances from Crenna and Buono, set this one apart from many of the other Haunted House films of the genre. Buono’s portrayal of The Devil was particularly good, and frightening. We definitely think that this one is in the Top 5 best Haunted House films of the 1970s and 1980s. Not Poltergeist-level special effects, but definitely more psychological in nature, and an effective one at that. Give it a try.

    ” I feed on 3FMC Reviews, Mr. Arnold.”

    Rating: 4 doors to Hell out of 5.
    – 3FMC

     

     

    #80s #cinema #Devil #fear #ghost #hauntedHouse #Horror #horrorMovies #movie #scary
  6. Some horror films never get old. 🍿

    Doesn't matter how many times you've seen them, you still enjoy every minute!

    Which one have you watched more times than you can count? 👀

    #HorrorMovies #HorrorFans #HorrorCommunity #HorrorClassics #ScaryMovies #MovieNight #ReadingCommunity

  7. Inside Hollywood’s Fear Factory: How horror is saving the box office

    Horror movies have long been one of the safer box-office bets for studios wringing big returns out of modest budgets. In post-pandemic times, that reliability has become a beacon. Tiana McGee explains. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #HorrorMovies #Sinners #Obsession #TheSubstance #GetOut #Carrie #TheExorcist #BoxOffice #FilmIndustry #Hollywood #MovieNews #EntertainmentNews #FilmAnalysis #2026 #CinemaTrends…

    fllics.com/zh/video/inside-hol

  8. Blue Film Masterpiece: The Wind Rises (ブルーフィルム幻の名作 風立ちぬ)
    Release date: 1991-03-15
    A beautiful mother and daughter live in an old house, where there is an incense burner with a curse that has been passed down since ancient times... A series of lustful picture scrolls are depicted in fantasy horror-style...

    https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/1330275

    #film #films #movie #movies #poster #posters #history #design #typography #horror #horrormovies

  9. Strangeland is real bad, but in a way that is very enjoyable. Dee Snider's scenery chewing pseudointellectual monologues are so much fun and Robert Englund shows that nobody can chew more scenery than he can. Also, the 90s tech culture stuff is cringe in the best way like explaining what "IM" means.

    #horror #horrormovies #horrorfilm #horrorfilms

  10. Today's horror movie is about the most horrifying thing possible: 90's internet culture. Watching Dee Snider's Strangeland. Written by, produced by, and co-starring the Twisted Sister frontman a good decade+ after the peak of his career.

    #metal #horror #horrormovies #movie #movies #films, #cinema #cinemastodon #90s #1990s

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