A COLD NIGHT'S DEATH 1973

A scientist is found frozen to death when his replacements arrive at a research base in the Arctic. Figuring he passed from a heart attack, they carry on with their research but strange things start happening.

Had a sort of slow burn like "The Shining". Very nice.

Sisters, 1973. 8/10





Switchblade Sisters, 1975. 7/10

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The Wicker Man, 1973. 8/10

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Classic Horror is the best
 

Seen last night, The Shinning & The Omen. Today l'll be watching Jaws 1 & 2!
Where are you Stanley Kubrick, David Seltzer, Sam Raimi, Steven Spielberg, etc etc?

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Kubrick's dead

The Carrier, 1988. 8/10

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The Driller Killer, 1979. 8/10

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COMA (1978). Decent thriller with Genevieve Bujold as a Doctor trying to discover what is killing healthy younger people during routine surgeries. Early appearance by Tom Seller. ***

The book was even better.

I've been dying to see Coma again. I saw the last half of it's 'network debut' way back when, "early" Michael Douglas and Geneviève Bujold! Thought it was great. Michael Crichton written/directed. You'll never sign your ROBO card again.

I'll bet.