Phantasm

The Omega Man

The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane

Bad Ronald

Devil Dog: Hound Of Hell

Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark

Suspiria

... to name a few of my favorite classic horror that I would recommend.

I don't think any of those are the type of horror classic he/she's looking for.

I believe we're talking <1970s.

House of Wax (1953)
The Fearless Vampire Killers (1966)

You could also try any of the Hammer films.

@Cadaver: Fearless Vampire Killers is one of my all-time favorites!

Mine too. I love watching it, the mood and feeling of the whole movie is just so damn cool.

I would also recommend any of the Universal Fankenstein films, and:

The Invisible Man - plenty of action and killings and an incredible performance from Claude Rains.

Island of Lost Souls- again lots of action and great performances from some of the best actors of the day.

or for some wacky weird 60's horror, try X - THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES!

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The Invisible Man - plenty of action and killings and an incredible performance from Claude Rains.

Island of Lost Souls- again lots of action and great performances from some of the best actors of the day.QUOTE]

Wow! You have impeccable taste, my friend.


The Invisible Man is awesome. Thirty years ahead of its time, maybe more.

Good luck trying to find Island of Lost Souls, though!

[QUOTE=alkytrio666;532590]You know who I love watching in those old Universal films is Una O'Connor. She spiced up a lot of films with her unique presence, including this one and Bride of Frankenstein.

Absolutely...her performances were over-the-top, but they really worked! Her obnoxious scream works so well in both of those creature features, and her roles in both flicks are memorable. She had a very enjoyable screen presense.

Black Sunday, 2000 Maniacs, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Ju-On, Night of the Living Dead