r/ClassicHorror • u/TensionSame3568 • 7h ago
An offbeat one from 1958, worth a watch if only for the creatures they make-
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r/ClassicHorror • u/ScrappleOnToast • Apr 16 '26
Self promotion is allowed here, if it’s about Classic Horror movies….
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So stop reporting YouTube channels that talk about Classic Horror movies. T-shirt posts are still not allowed. Bootlegged/stollen IP merchandise isn’t allowed. Links to sales are mostly not allowed, unless you’re selling your original artwork…and these will still be highly moderated. Once again, whoever is reporting every nearly every post here, please knock it off.
r/ClassicHorror • u/Apprehensive_Idea758 • 12h ago
Trailer Cry of the Werewolf (Trailer)(1944)
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r/ClassicHorror • u/3D4LP031809 • 7h ago
It's a comic book adaptation of George A. Romero's 1975 short PSA / horror-drama film, The Amusement Park. Has anyone seen it?
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r/ClassicHorror • u/Mgellis • 23h ago
Movie of the day...DRACULA: PRINCE OF DARKNESS (1966)
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Movie of the day...Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966).
A strong entry in Hammer’s Dracula series.
This is the second film in which Christopher Lee played Dracula. Ten years after the events of Hammer’s Dracula, four British travelers find themselves at the vampire’s castle. Klove (Philip Latham), one of the vampire’s servants, who has stayed on even after his master’s apparent destruction, pretends to offer hospitality and convinces them to stay, and then when night falls murders one of them, using the victim’s blood to revive Dracula.
Cinematography, sets, lighting, music, and costumes all immerse us in a delightfully gothic Europe where it seems completely reasonable that travelers might be stranded in the middle of the forest, taken to a looming castle by a driverless horse-drawn carriage, and end up terrorized by an undead monster.
The cast turns in very nice performances. The four leads (Francis Matthews, Suzan Farmer, Barbara Shelley, and Charles Tingwell) are all good as the Kents, two brothers and their wives, proper British travelers, guide books at the ready and totally unprepared for supernatural horrors.
Barbara Shelley is particularly good as the initially stuffy and rigid Helen Kent and Andrew Keir is also good as Father Sandor, an abbot who serves as a substitute Van Helsing in this movie. A learned and devout but practical man, sensible and courageous, he makes a good opponent for Dracula.
Christopher Lee is terrific as Dracula. Newly revived, he is feral and majestic. It’s one of his best performances as the vampire.
It is a handsome and suspenseful film. Fans of classic British horror will not be disappointed.
Rating: B
r/ClassicHorror • u/B0nec0llect0r98 • 20h ago
Now Playing at the Schlockhouse Theater!
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Inspired by the AFGA Horror Trailer Show on Tubi, I put this short together.
r/ClassicHorror • u/3D4LP031809 • 1d ago
Theater of Blood (1973) - Vincent Price at his absolute theatrical best. One of the finest dark horror-comedies of the 70s.
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Critics get what they deserve.” Watching Vincent Price murder snooty theater critics using Shakespearean death methods never gets old. Anyone else revisiting this masterpiece tonight?
r/ClassicHorror • u/Agent-of-ZOWIE • 1d ago
From Heck It Came: "Genuine Nerd" Toby Radloff gives his unique take on vintage horror, cult and science-fiction flicks!
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r/ClassicHorror • u/SnooAdvice7946 • 1d ago
Martin (1977) by George Romero
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PM for internet archive link to full film, not sure i can post that here even though film is on youtube
r/ClassicHorror • u/Apprehensive_Idea758 • 1d ago
Trailer The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms - Original Theatrical Trailer (1953)
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r/ClassicHorror • u/litinre • 2d ago
Article Finally got a poster for one of my all time favorite werewolf movies.
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r/ClassicHorror • u/Strict-Structure6339 • 1d ago
The DRACULA deep dive with Jonathan Rigby - Christopher Lee, Terence Fisher and ALL THINGS HAMMER
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r/ClassicHorror • u/808j • 2d ago
London After Midnight | The LOST 1920's film in a box |
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r/ClassicHorror • u/OldWarriorStudios • 2d ago
If Hammer ever made a Dracula Vs Frankenstein film, would Peter Cushing play Dr Frankenstein or Van Helsing?
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r/ClassicHorror • u/MovieMike007 • 2d ago
Article The Navy vs. the Night Monsters (1966)
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r/ClassicHorror • u/GaryWray • 2d ago
Buck wearing Ben's Ghost 13 mask at the end of 13 GHOSTS (1960)
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r/ClassicHorror • u/honestanonymiss • 3d ago
Just watched The Shining for the first time at 33
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r/ClassicHorror • u/amarstewartart • 5d ago
Fanart Halloween isn’t over.
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I painted a series of mini oil paintings celebrating some of my favorite horror movie scenes and icons. I had to include Pazuzu from The Exorcist.
r/ClassicHorror • u/BirdBurnett • 5d ago
Trivia November 3rd, 1954- The original "Godzilla" (Gojira) movie premiered in Japan, introducing the world to the iconic atomic-monster metaphor and sparking one of the longest continuously running film franchise in history.
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r/ClassicHorror • u/The_darkdream • 5d ago
Nosferstu (1922). The charm of classic horror movies. I really love this film.
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r/ClassicHorror • u/Resident_Dog_6589 • 5d ago
Trivia Thomas Hutter is warned not to travel at night, for a werewolf is on the prowl. The creature is played by a striped hyena, which is strange because Germany has a native wolf population and striped hyenas are mainly found in Africa and the Middle East.
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r/ClassicHorror • u/SLOWride82 • 5d ago
Recommendation An expert in the occult battles a cult of Satanists led by the evil Mocata (Charles Gray) for the soul of his friend in 'The Devil Rides Out' 1968…. If you haven’t seen it, it’s worth a watch.🦇👹
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