Not horror but it is pre-1970's:
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Since my wife hates this kind of stuff I can only watch it in snippets when she's not around. About ¾ of the of the way through now and pretty decent so far. Great Morricone score some of which sounds envelope pushing.

Seen it a long time ago, should watch it again. Maybe around Halloween.

Spirits of the Dead, 1968

Three directors, three Poe short story adaptations.

William Wisdom, Louis Malle. 7/10



Metzengerstein, Roger Vadim, 4/10




Toby Dammit, Frederico Fellini. 8/10

The Brides Of Dracula....

9/10

An Angel For Satan, 1966, 7/10

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Night Of The Living Dead (1968)

Probably the last 70s movie I saw was The Omen.

Night of the Living Dead68, 10/10 ::love::

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Absolutely 10/10 for NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD...my alltime favorite film.

SAMSON IN THE WAX MUSEUM (1963). Have a fondness for Mexican horror films from the late 50's-mid 60s. Seriously gonzo, but so much fun. Samson is a masked wrestler who helps solve mysteries when not grappling at the arena for his devoted fans. In this one he is helping solve a bunch of dissapearances by the Wax Museum run by kindly Dr Karol, who can't understand why such things are happening>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SPOILER ALERT, although You could probably guess it>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. Of course, You don't have to be Einstein to guess that Dr Karol is the villain and from a relatively subdued performance, Cladio Brooks quickly turns on the ham and goes way over the top. Like a big bag of pototo chips, this film is really not good for You, but so much fun, You just have to indulge. I find the three wrestling matches tedious, but You can skip ahead if You wish. ***