Last Seen pre-1970 Classic/Vintage Horror Movie?

[VampiricClown]

Originally Posted by neverending

Atom Age Vampire is fabulous!

Though very strange.

[lowlife]

To:neverending

Indeed,Lugosi was great too in the Body Snatcher;)

[Doc Faustus]

Originally Posted by neverending

Atom Age Vampire is fabulous!

Have you seen The Witch's Mirror? Some similar stuff happens in that,

[neverending]

I don't think so...

[psycho d]

The Haunting (1963). One of the best haunted house flicks of all times which more than deserves to be a classic. The story itself is elemental, but the acting and that incredible camera work really made this one stand out. The scares were artfully fashioned without the help of much special effects, but they worked nonetheless. The pacing was perfect, and the score was also a strong element which helped to instill the viewer with terror. Overall this was simply an incredible experience. Ashe.
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[Hollow God]

House of Wax, you know the original one with Vincent Price.

[The Krell]

Originally Posted by Hollow God

House of Wax, you know the original one with Vincent Price.

Great movie! I may have to rewatch that one this weekend.Not sure if you are aware that it's actually a remake as well.The original version is called Mystery of the Wax Museum and was released in 1933.Fay Wray and Lionel Atwill star.As much as I love Price's House of Wax I think The 1933 film is my favorite of the two.

[Hollow God]

Originally Posted by The Krell

Great movie! I may have to rewatch that one this weekend.Not sure if you are aware that it's actually a remake as well.The original version is called Mystery of the Wax Museum and was released in 1933.Fay Wray and Lionel Atwill star.As much as I love Price's House of Wax I think The 1933 film is my favorite of the two.

Hmm... I didn't know that, Im going to have to check that one out.

[The Krell]

Originally Posted by Hollow God

Hmm... I didn't know that, Im going to have to check that one out.

Cool.Make sure you post and let us know what you think.

[psycho d]

Hour of the Wolf (1968). A classic horror flick, Ingmar Bergman style. This incredible psychological thriller is of course not your typical horror flick, but instead forces the viewer to cryptically be instilled with the terror of our central characters. The overall theme is revolves around the liminal psychological line that the genius dances upon. Will he cross the line? Bergman wonderfully portrays a sense of terror here, and the child scene was a masterful example of his brilliance. Sydow and Ulmann are both incredible in their parts, and the supporting cast is just as strong. Everything about this wonderful horror classic shines. Merci beaucoup.
derek