Recommend horror films from the 70's to '89
Recommend horror films from the 70's to '89
Mason Williams
Levi Cox
The Entity. That movie was out of this world.
Dominic Baker
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
it's brutal because it's plausible. you see Nightmare on Elm Street or Alien or something, it's no big deal, that could never ever happen to you. but being impaled on a meat hook? that's possible
Wyatt Taylor
>Texas Chainsaw Massacre
legit kino
Sebastian Bailey
1968, close enough.
Also recommended.
Landon Young
Anyone remember this?
Christian Lewis
This was actually good. The remake was ridiculously bad.
Oliver Stewart
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Alexander Russell
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Jack Powell
Fun movie
Colton Johnson
Is this the bleakest "mainstream" horror Film ever made?
It killed a toddler and had no fucks to give.
David Lee
Don't Look Now
Let's Scare Jessica to Death
Suspiria
Black Christmas
The Omen
Rituals
The Sentinel
Possession
Prince of Darkness
Alice, Sweet Alice
The Stone Tape
Spoorloos/The Vanishing
Grayson Wright
Ask John landis
David Perry
Overrated as fuck.
Brayden Jenkins
From Beyond
Maniac
Combat Shock
The Town that Dreaded Sundown
Silent Night Deadly Night
Street Trash
Dead Alive
The Funhouse
Night of the Demons
Gavin Baker
killing a kid would be bleak if it wasn't immediately followed by the laughably cliched "NOOOOOOOOOO" moment.
The whole movie is goofy as fuck, their neighbor is Herman Munster and two characters get visited by a comic relief corpse.
The only spooky part is the wife's flashback even then its ruined by those shitty child extras at the end.
Nolan Hall
Sorry that was meant for that user
Levi Rogers
Assuming you've seen all these, but if you haven't, they're all at least 9/10.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
Burnt Offerings
Poltergeist
Carrie
Jaws
The Thing
Salem's Lot
The Wicker Man
Videodrome
Halloween
Nightmare on Elm Street
Angst
Alien
The Fly
Nathan Turner
class of nuke em high
graduation day
cheerleader camp
cutting class
new years evil
Austin Wood
my bloody valentine
night of the living dead
return of the living deade
Andrew Brown
Evil Dead
Evil Dead 2
Carnosaur
Xtro
Alien
Leviathan
Jacob's Ladder
House
The Blob
I felt Xtro was more bleak. The child becomes corrupted.
Aaron Jenkins
It was the 80's man. Realism wasn't their thing.
Carter Parker
No
Carson Phillips
Raw Meat (A.K.A. Deathline)
youtube.com
Luke Parker
RecommendED ;)
check pm
Jack Gray
Yes, it's literally a meme movie. I undestand why it is on the pedestal, but actually reccomending it to people is fucking obscene.
Day of The Dead is an actually well made movie, though.
Cameron Wright
What the fuck are you on about? It's not a 'meme' movie, whatever is your stupid definition for that.
And really, what a horrible crime to recommend to someone( not that it would be even needed for who already delves in the genre) one of the greatest horror films, right?
Isaiah Cook
>one of the greatest horror films, right?
Compared to Night and Day it's borderline unwatchable.
Jaxson White
The Legend of Hell House
youtube.com
Dylan Flores
It's a great trilogy all around.
>borderline unwatchable
>literally meme movie
I guess I am just being baited here
Justin Hernandez
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Aiden Jones
The Wicker Man
youtube.com
Leo Baker
>low quality freeform movie with laughable social commentary
yeah it's a masterpiece film i'm baiting you can retreat to the safety of opinons of the majority of reddit horror fans on this classic
William Gonzalez
vault of horror 1973
tales from the crypt 1972
Adrian Cruz
Yes, you're baiting. It's the best case scenario for your shitposting.
Cry 'reddddit' harder.
Isaac Wood
Salem's Lot
Baron Blood
Mansion of the Doomed
Faceless
Bay of Blood
Alien
Web of the Spider
Treasure Island in Outer Space
Tombs of the Blind Dead
The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue
Deep Red
Suspiria
Tenebre
Zombie
Dawn of the Dead
Cannibal Holocaust
Man from Deep River
City of the Living Dead
The Beyond
Demons
Stage Fright
Dario Argento's World of Horror
Benjamin Bailey
Horror Express
youtube.com
Christopher Bell
The Legacy fucked me up watching it as a kid. Also has young Sam Elliot.
youtube.com
Last house on the left, Wes Cravens debut is pretty depraved
The book by Richard Matheson is great too, so few good haunted house movies
Dominic Nguyen
Stigma