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Special effects may be lacking, but vintage horror films still manage to keep our palms sweating and blood pumping; a look back at retro horror films, stories, books and characters that prove everything is scarier in black and white.

Off Beat Cinema
Is there anything in your life that you've been doing for a long time? What about something you've been doing for thirty years? Not something by accident, but something on purpose.
By J.A. Hernandez2 years ago in Horror
The Unseen Terror: A Tale of the Third Floor
In 2018, my boyfriend. Alex and I moved into our first apartment together. We were so excited that we would finally have our place and be adults.
By Bhangs Corporation2 years ago in Horror
Evilspeak
Evilspeak is an Eighties techno horror supernatural shlockfest about a boy at a military academy invoking demons via an obvious prop home computer. Exploiting both the rising fear of technological innovation and home computing (a fear well-grounded which we still, obviously, live with), it dashes that like a baby's head against the rocks, juxtaposing it against the apprehension of such cultural shifts as heavy metal music, Dungeons and Dragons, and weirdo straight-to-video gory Satanic horror flicks like Evilspeak.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
THE DEVIL'S CHURCH
Alaskan Hotel in Juneau is renowned for its eerie reputation, particularly concerning room 315, which has been associated with numerous haunting experiences. Betty Adams, the hotel's current proprietor, has presided over its operations for an impressive four decades. Despite her long tenure, even she admits to feeling unsettled by the room's atmosphere, stating, "I just... it's creepy, you know? I've never seen anything, but I feel things." This acknowledgment from the owner herself underscores the seriousness of the phenomena linked to the room.
By Ibrahim Dauda2 years ago in Horror
The Magician
Hi friends today I am going to tell you about a creepy horror the Magician I think every high school class has a kid who likes fantasy too much and takes it too.
By Bhangs Corporation2 years ago in Horror
The Ghoul
The Ghoul is a British film starring Boris Karloff that was thought lost for decades until a scratchy, badly aged and damaged, and just all-around wretched copy was found in Prague. Later, in an old film vault earmarked for termination, a copy was found, a pristine copy, behind a door barricaded with lumber. Holy Vault of Horrors, Batman!
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
Vietnamese short horror ghost stories
For the last few days, Mr. Ut hasn't been happy. He has been constantly upset about the theft in the chicken coop, resulting in the loss of the entire flock. Interestingly, the coop is located near his and his bedridden younger brother's room. Yet, the chickens disappeared without a sound, without any cries or barks, not even from the usually alert dog.
By Ghoul2 years ago in Horror
Mr. Sardonicus
Mr. Sardonicus is a William Castle picture in which Mr. Castle himself prominently appears, holding forth as the emcee in a hat and cravat, standing on a London bridge, offering insight into the nature of ghouls, who dig up the dead so they can EAT them. That, sadly, does not happen in the film, but a body is dug up, and with astounding results.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
A Private Villa
In the peaceful countryside, lie close between hills and thick forests, locate a grand villa, a past memorial of an old period, with its grand architecture and large gardens. The village had a strange history that the locals mouthed about in silent tones.
By Nagarathinam B2 years ago in Horror
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Note: We have elected not to post any stills from the film. They are easily accessible online. Prolog Two men were sitting by a wall when the girl walked by, her eyes ringed by dark shadows of want as one leaned over and said, "The spirits, they are everywhere. Surrounding us. We cannot see them. Do you see that girl? She was once my fiance! Ah yes, I will tell you the story of what I have gone through. But you may not believe it!"
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
The Spectral Sideshow
In the old-fashioned metropolis of Raven's Hollow, in which the mist rolled in like a shroud and the wind whispered secrets and techniques of the past, there lived a ghost hunter acknowledged only as Max. With a coronary heart as courageous as a lion and a sense of humor as sharp as a sword, Max had made it his existence's assignment to are seeking for out the supernatural and find the mysteries that lay hidden inside the shadows.
By Emran Hosen Emon2 years ago in Horror
The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb
A rather slow-moving mummy picture churned out by Hammer in the Good Year 1964, Curse of the Mummy's Tomb stars Ronald Howard (not Opie, or perhaps the "Un-Opie"), Terrence Morgan, Fred Clark, and Jeanne Roland in a Victorian (turn-of-the-century) macabre melodrama that starts with some noble Sahib losing his hand in Egypt, which abruptly turns into a game of Hot Potato.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror