/hor/ - Horror General

Dead & Loving It Edition
Previously on /hor/:

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for me it's also Nancy in Elm Street 3

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I just watched Cat People, I can't tell if it's a metaphor for being gay or a straightforward tale about how Serbs are cursed by God.

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cute

>How'd you get inside my thread?

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You invited me.
It is not my custom to go where I am not wanted.

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>Often referred to as “The Studio That Dripped Blood,” Amicus Productions was founded by Americans Milton Subotsky and Max Rosenberg as an alternative to Hammer. Rosenberg, the consummate money man, saw financial opportunity in the UK’s vibrant horror scene, while Subotsky was a film buff with a chip on his shoulder.
>After Hammer rejected his script titled FRANKENSTEIN AND THE MONSTER sometime around 1956, he became hell-bent on blazing his own trail in the industry. As he once put it: “Hammer seem happy to make the same film over and over again. I’m always looking for something different.”

so its fair to say Amicus is the anti-Hammer

Here's the open matte
Still no boobies but there's more skin

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So after watching All Hallow's Eve, anyone seen these?

Frankenstein vs. The Mummy (same director, made before Terrifier)
All Hallows' Eve 2 (different director but same producer)