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Category Archives: Horror
The Devil Rides Out (1968)
Director: Terence Fisher Writer: Richard Matheson (Based on the novel by Dennis Wheatley)
Posted in Horror
Tagged 1968, adaptation, Anthony Nelson Keys, arthur grant, baphomet, baptism, bride, ceremony, charles gray, christopher lee, coven, cult, dennis wheatley, devil, england, folk horror, goat, Gwen Ffrangcon Davies, horror, james bernard, leon greene, nike arrighi, occult, patrick mower, paul eddington, priest, richard matheson, Rosalyn Landor, sacrifice, sarah lawson, satan, satanic, satanism, seance, spencer reeve, terence fisher, the devil rides out, the devil's bride
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Horror of Dracula (1958)
Director: Terence Fisher Writer: Jimmy Sangster (Based on the novel “Dracula” by Bram Stoker)
Posted in Drama, Horror
Tagged 1958, adaptation, Anthony Hinds, bat, bill lenny, bite, bitten, blood, bram stoker, casket, castle, christopher lee, coffin, crucifix, crypt, diary, doctor, dracula, drama, germany, horror, horror of dracula, jack asher, james bernard, jimmy sangster, melissa stribling, michael gough, peter cushing, terence fisher, transylvania, vampire
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The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)
Director: Terence Fisher Writer: Jimmy Sangster (Based on the novel “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley)
Posted in Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1957, acid, adaptation, Anthony Hinds, brain, christopher lee, corpse, curse, death row, doctor, execution, experiment, fire, flashback, frankenstein, fred johnson, guillotine, hammer, hammer horror, hazel court, head, horror, jack asher, james bernard, james needs, jimmy sangster, laboratory, mary shelley, max rosenberg, melvyn hayes, murder, paul hardtmuth, peter cushing, prison, reanimated, reanimation, robert urquhart, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, terence fisher, the curse of frankenstein, thriller, valerie gaunt
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M3GAN (2023)
Director: Gerard Johnstone Writers: Akela Cooper (Story by Akela Cooper & James Wan)
Posted in Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2023, AI, akela cooper, allison williams, amie donald, amy usherwood, anthony willis, artificial intelligence, Brian Jordan Alvarez, car accident, dog, doll, engineer, gerard johnstone, horror, james wan, jason blu, jason blum, jeff mcevoy, jen van epps, jenna davis, lori dungey, m3gan, megan, orphan, peter mccaffrey, robot, ronny chieng, sci-fi, science fiction, Stephane Garneau-Monten, thriller, toy, toys, violet mcgraw
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Dr. Phibes Rises Again (1972)
Director: Robert Fuest Writers: Robert Fuest and Robert Blees (Based on characters created by James Whiton and William Goldstein)
Posted in Comedy, Horror
Tagged alex thomson, beryl reid, coffin, comedy, death, doctor, dr. phibes, dr. phibes rises again, egypt, eternal life, horror, james whiton, john gale, louis m. heyward, moon, murder, murderer, peter cushing, pharaoh, resurrect, resurrected, resurrection, revenge, river, robert blees, robert fuest, robert quarry, sarcophagus, science, scientist, scorpion, scrolls, sequel, terry-thomas, tomb, tristam cones, vincent price, william goldstein
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Angst (1983)
Director: Gerald Kargl Writers: Zbigniew Rybczynski and Gerald Kargl
Posted in Crime, Drama, Foreign, Horror, Thriller
Tagged 1983, angst, bathtub, cafe, crime, dog, drama, Erwin Leder, foreign, Gerald Kargl, horror, Josef Reitinger-Laska, Klaus Schulze, murder, murderer, necrophilia, prison, psychopath, schizophrenia, schizophrenic, serial killer, stab, thriller, wheelchair, Zbigniew Rybczynski
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The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971)
Director: Robert Fuest Writer: James Whiton and William Goldstein
Posted in Comedy, Horror
Tagged 1971, airplane, basil kirchin, bats, bible, biblical scholar, blood, brussel sprouts, comedy, death, detective, disfigured, disguise, doctor, doctors, dr. phibes, embalmed, horror, hugh griffith, james whiton, joseph cotten, locusts, louis m. heyward, make-up, murder, music, musician, norman warwick, organ, organist, peter jeffrey, plague, plagues, rats, revenge, robert fuest, ronald dunas, scholar, scientist, scotland yard, serial killer, suicide, telescope, terry-thomas, the abominable dr. phibes, tristam cones, vengeance, vincent price, virginia north, william goldstein
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The Happiness of the Katakuris (2001)
Director: Takashi Miike Writer: Kikumi Yamagishi
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Foreign, Horror, Musical
Tagged 2001, accident, Ai Kennedy, bed and breakfast, comedy, death, family, fantasy, foreign, grave, Hideo Yamamoto, Hirotsugu Yoshida, horror, inn, japan, japanese, Kenji Sawada, kikumi yamagishi, koij endo, koji makaino, mountain, musical, suicide, Taiji Shimamura, Takashi Miike, the happiness of the katakuris, Yasushi Shimamura, zombies
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Adam Chaplin (2011)
Director: Emanuele De Santi Writer: Emanuele De Santi
Posted in Action, Crime, Foreign, Horror
Tagged 2011, action, adam chaplin, blood, crime, crucifix, death, demon, foreign, giulio de santi, gore, horror, italian, italy, mafia, mod, murder, superpowers, Wilmar Zimosa
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Martyrs (2008)
Director: Pascal Laugier Writer: Pascal Laugier
Posted in Foreign, Horror
Tagged 2008, abuse, afterlife, alex cortes, bruno philip, canada, canadian, foreign, france, french, home invasion, horror, kidnap, kidnapped, kidnapping, martyrs, Morjana Alaoui, murder, Mylene Jampanoi, Nathalie Moliavko-Visotzky, pascal laugier, revenge, richard grandpierre, Sebastien Prangere, Stephane Martin, torture, vision, willie cortes, xavier dolan
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