only black and white scares allowed. Post the best.
Cat People was good.
Eyes Without a Face is...maybe more a thriller, but it's very tight and well paced. And not supernatural, it's actually fairly believable.
anyone seen this
![carnival-of-souls-grid[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/jsiB7Ti.jpg "carnival-of-souls-grid[1].jpg")
carnival of souls
Black Sunday (aka The Mask of Satan)
>>68875927
I don't watch too many horror films but I loved this
>>68875956
You should check out more Italian gothic horror, I recommend:
The Whip and the Body
Castle of Blood
The Long Hair of Death
I, Vampiri
The Horrible Dr. Hitchcock
The Ghost
>>68875719
With Googie Withers?
>>68875756
>carnival of souls
ma nigga
Also, filename.
The Birds
Caligari
A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
>>68876585
>Curse of the Demon
is there a version of that film without the demon monster?
Any RKO Horror produced by Val Lewton is great. Cat People was already mentioned, but I Walked with a Zombie, The Leopard Man, and a bunch more are just as fantastic.
Vampyr from 1932 is the best early vampire movie, better than Nosferatu or Dracula. The Mummy is the best Universal Horror film. Although, The Creature Walked Among Us (Black Lagoon Part 3) is much better than the first two in its series surprisingly enough. It's a different take instead the same old monster loves girl story. Highly recommend.
More on the sci fi spectrum but early Roger Corman movies like The Beast with a Million Eyes and It Conquered the World are fantastic.
The Bad Seed is fucking kick ass, not even a monster movie or anything. It definitely informed Psycho if you ask me.
I do not care much for The Haunting but it pioneered camera and sound effects used years later in stuff like The Evil Dead, worth a watch.
>>68877910
>The Bad Seed
Jesus FUCK I had forgotten that. Watched it with my parents at night, around 8 y/o
I wasn't able to finish it. That fucking sociopath.
>>68873592
The Innocents
>>68876972
failed pretentious arthouse shit
What did you guys think about Repulsion? I thought it was a bitboring,but I liked the imagery and stuff in it.
>>68878040
SO I HIT HIM AGAIN!yfw when the director originally wanted the little girl to get away with murder but regulations forced them to kill "the monster" at the end of the film
>>68876829
>black and white
>>68878111
This movie was terrifying first time I saw it, and I think I was 23 at the time.
>>68875927
>>68876585
>>68877773
All great
>be watching TCM this last October
>Robert Osborne is hosting the Essentials
>they're showing Picture of Dorian Grey
>Sally Field is co-hosting it with him and can't stop shitting on the movie and Hurd Hatfield's performance and tells based Rob that she doesn't consider it "an essential"
I swear I wanted to reach out and strangle her.
>>68875719
yes, it is pretty spoopy
>>68878487
Yeah, you weren't allowed to show someone getting away with or benefiting from a crime.
>>68877433
The studio insisted it get put in, the director wanted it removed to make it more subtle. I quite like it though, you didn't see effects like that at the time really and you barely see it. The bit on the train tracks is super ominous.
Btw pick kinda related, big influence from German horror cinema at the time but more thriller. Still amazing.
>>68879585
>The studio insisted it get put in, the director wanted it removed to make it more subtle. I quite like it though, you didn't see effects like that at the time really and you barely see it. The bit on the train tracks is super ominous.
Yeah, I know all that, but I heard that some version of the film exists that is how Jacques originally wanted it.
>Btw pick kinda related, big influence from German horror cinema at the time but more thriller. Still amazing.
I like Night of the Hunter, but some of the pacing is kind of odd.
>>68879741
>Dat rushed finale to please the censors
Powell should have got more of a send off
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFCEv92e2ko
the movie itself isn't that great, but John Carradine I think is probably the most underrated Dracula.
