/r/ClassicHorror
A Community That Celebrates Classic Horror Movies of the Silver Screen.
There's no hard and fast definition of "Classic Horror"; some consider to be anything prior to the end of World War II, some believe it's anything produced prior to the creation of the VCR, others find it more an atmosphere and style than chapter of cinematic history.
Regardless of how you define it, this is intended as a community to share an appreciation of pre-modern horror, from Ufa to Universal, American International to Amicus, RKO to Hammer and everything in between.
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Big thank you to /u/SickTriceratops for making us this great header image, title, and snoo.
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Favourite Boris Karloff role (not including Frankenstein)
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Snippets - The Wolf Man (1941) #1 Larry Talbot discovering his dismay!
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π₯πTHE TERROR-1963-FULL COLOR & HDππ₯
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THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK (1958) - Painting by Gary Wray (me) - 2010
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A movie I have been waiting on.
Just ordered my ticket. I do not go to theaters often but am looking fed to this.
11:45 UTC
The gang's all here.... Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
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Bursting out to say Happy Thanksgiving to all you all.
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The Giant Amoeba in THE ANGRY RED PLANET / Sculpture by Gary Wray (me) - 2019
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Our BTS of The Bride of Frankenstien Horror Short
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Classic Horror Checklist
New to the genre and trying to build up my library of classic horror. Is there a quintessential checklist for newbies like myself or is it just watch as you come across?
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Evening doodle.
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Lon Chaney in He Who Gets Slapped (1924)
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Adding more hay bales, lights and a bunch more accessories also a few more beams for the upper deck.ππ¨π¬ππ₯πͺ
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Did some photography with the new Vincent Price figure from NECA
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The Vampire Lovers (1970)
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House on Haunted Hill versions...
I was going to rent House on Haunted Hill on Apple TV. Somehow they have 4 versions of the original film to choose from? One is black and white, one is colorised. I have no idea what the other two are. Very confusing. Anybody have any idea?
And should I watch in black and white?
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THE BLACK SCORPION (1957) - Drawing by Gary Wray (me) - 1980
20:20 UTC
Enjoy everyone
06:03 UTC
Carroll Borland in Mark of the Vampire (1935)
04:46 UTC
Collection so far. Which of these is your favorite?
Movies from the 1930s through the 1960s
22:35 UTC
Can someone explain Dracula's crest to me? What are these symbols?
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Snippets - Forbidden Planet (1956) #1: Those 1950s eerie Theremin sound effects plus those well-done special effects are still creepy. Earl Holliman as Cookie makes a great comedy relief.
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Blaisdell's Creature From Venus In Corman's IT CONQUERED THE WORLD / Painting by Gary Wray (me) - 2010
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