Top Ten Horror Movies of the '70s

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a cult film connoisseur, a lover of quirky unique films, a baaad movie connoisseur, a fan of movies that take chances, very picky about horror films

NOV
27
2007

I'm just going to scratch the surface and cover some of the more obvious highlights of the best of 1970 horror films in two essays.

10.

Last House on the Left  1972 Directed by Wes Craven     

Sandra Cassell, Lucy Grantham, David A. Hess. "Keep repeating, 'It's only a movie, it's only a movie'" was the famous tagline created for Craven's debut film,  but used several times for other movies well into the 80s.  Last House is a very crude film that is guaranteed to offend you on a variety of levels as it breaks many taboos of its day.  It's a very loose adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's Virgin


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ChrisJarmick
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DVD collector, Movie guru, Blogger, an entrepreneur, Radio Host, a man, a cult film connoisseur, forty something

NOV
25
2007
The 1970s were a great decade for horror. There were still plenty of drive-ins and grindhouses needing a steady supply of the gothic, the ghostly, and the gory, so there were a ton of worthy films from which to choose. This list is very subjective, of course, so be forewrned. For further reading, check out my Top Ten Horror Movies of the '60s and Top Ten Classic Horror Movies.

1. THE DEVILS (1971) Director Ken Russell's greatest achievement, based on Aldous Huxley's The Devils of Loudon, stars Oliver Reed as Father Urbain Grandier, a licentious priest in 17th century France accused of sorcery by...

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jmdobies
Austin, TX



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a movie lover

NOV
26
2008

I think one of the most scariest movies of all times came out in the 70's; The Exorcist ! ! !  This movie haunted my sleep on many a night!  lol 

Another reality/horror flick of the 70's; Jaws ! ! !   do, do.. do, do.....  I think most people know the theme music!  lol

 Hope some of you agree.  :  )     As stated in many reviews that I've read, these two films are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to some of the best Horror flicks of the 70's!


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egc
Fenton, MI



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MAY
10
2008
All the Psycho movies are the best. They really keep you on your toes and they are very well written. They follow a very unique and clever pattern that really makes sense. These movies will terrify you and they are really, really good. These are a must see!!!!!
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missvikkie1
Naperville, IL



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into trying new things

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25
2008
Top Ten Horror Movies of the '70s where do you start . 1.night of the living dead. 2.night of the dead. 3.return of the dead. 4.return of the living dead. 5.dawn of the dead. 6.return of the living dead part2. 7.behind the door. 8.dameon hey we can't forget our king of the dead. Steven King. trucks shining the stand carrie it sometimes they come back sleep walkers. The list can go on and on .The point is these movies hold you in your seat and you don't even know that you have been holding your breath till a commicral. Does any one out there remember Dr. Shock and Ding... review »
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2009

25 October 2008 by Michael DeZubiria

Many people consider the 1970s to be the high point of horror movies. It was a formative decade for a genre that had been around for more than half a century because filmmakers were beginning to shake off the censorship restrictions of earlier years and had not yet succumbed to the bad CGI and teen cuteness that ruined so many horror films in later decades. So, here in no particular order (other than numerical:), are my top 10 horror movies of the 70s...

10. Satan's School For Girls (1973), Unrated, 78 mins.

Ok, so I'll start with one you've never heard of....

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xmypridex
Dundalk, MD



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MAR
15
2008
i for one enjoy scary movies horror even the classic thrillers  the more blood and gore the better andto curl up to someone special if you get scared
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margo25
Flint, MI



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FEB
18
2008
A good movie keeps you on the edge of your seat like these.
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firstlady62
Jonesboro, AR



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26
2008
personally, i think the chuckie doll movies were for most the scariest. Just the thought of a little boys doll coming to life absolutely horrifies me. I could never amagine this really happen! Forget Seed of Chucky, Bride of Chucky, and the other two sequels that came after this surprisingly good horror romp. Tom Holland (Fright Night) directed this horror romp, in which the soul of a deranged killer inhabits a child's doll. Child's Play manages to boast a few genuine scares and add some creepy atmosphere to boot, with Brad Dourif doing great work as the voice of killer "good guy" doll Chucky.... review »
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DEC
7
2007
i started out with dracula, frankenstein, the werewolf and the mummy. they were scary when i was a kid. then, i saw "the night of the living dead" in 1968. i was in a cold sweat all night long. it was in black and white but i think that's what made it so creepy. now, its all about blood and guts. the more blood, the better. my favorites are "the day of the dead" and "dawn of the dead". both "dawn of the dead" movies are great. if you like to be scared, these will chill you to the bone.
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chipmunk1026
Troy, NY



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JUL
30
2009

Top ten horror movies of all time. (Of what Ive seen)

1. The thing

2. Halloween THe Rob Zombie

3. Halloween 1

4.Scream

5.Alien

6.Halloween... 7? The won where they are filming inside the house.

7. The sixth sense.

8.Havent seen these two but from whative heard, Nightmare on Elm street.

9. and Texas chainsaw massacare.

10. and finally Saw.


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HomerSimpson
Jacksonville, FL



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NOV
25
2008

Top 10 Horror Movies:

Dawn of the Dead

Dawn of the Dead - Remake 2006

John Carpenter's Vampires

28 Days Later

Saw

Halloween

Aliens

Evil Dead

Strangers

Jaws


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Gloucester, MA



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