We are pleased to announce that Karl DeMolay’s film for Horror Anthology Movie Volume 1 is now in post production. Here are a few stills from “Section 49.”
Another great Amicus horror anthology movie was the star studded 1971 feature called “The House That Dripped Blood,” starring Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, John Pertwee and the lovely Ingrid Pitt. Four tales of terror with a nice wrap around story make this Amicus offering a sure bet for Halloween night…or any night for that matter!
You can buy The House That Dripped Blood DVD on sale now.
No horror anthology movie site would be complete without the original 1972 Tales From The Crypt from Amicus Films. One of the highest rated horror anthologies of all time, this film contains virtually no filler or bombs and boasts some of the most memorable stories and performances with stellar efforts from Peter Cushing, Patrick Magee, Joan Collins and many more.
If you are only familiar with the latter Tales From The Crypt series and subsequent films then you really need to check out this, the first and perhaps the best of all the incarnations.
Tales From The Crypt DVD is currently on sale HERE as a double feature with VAULT OF HORROR!
Easily one of the most popular horror anthology movies of the 1970’s, Trilogy Of Terror starred the amazing Karen Black who gets stalked by an evil Zuni doll in the film’s most memorable segment written by Richard Matheson with screenplay by William F. Nolan.
You can watch Trilogy Of Terror on Netflix or buy the DVD on sale here.
Hey all, just wanted to let you know you can check out a few clips and a trailer from one of the segments of Horror Anthology Movie Volume One by clicking here for the official FB movie page.
No lover of horror anthology movies can afford to miss this great 1940’s British quintet of terror tales entitled “Dead Of Night.”
Directed by a variety of filmmakers including Basil Dearden, Alberto Cavalcanti, Charles Crichton and Robert Hamer, Dead Of Night (1945) was a post WW2 film which was made right after a period when horror films were banned in Britain.
This is a solid pentalogy of British horror, but perhaps the standout is the story called “Ventriloquist’s Dummy.” (pictured) starring period favorite Michael Redgrave. In the story, Redgrave plays a rather mentally unstable ventriloquist who believes that his dummy has taken on a life of it’s own..with horrifying consequences. Seeing this for the first time as a youngster, this segment made me lose a few nights of sleep to be sure!
Dead Of Night is available through Netflix, for sale here and available for download here.
Considered one of Italian director Mario Bava’s greatest films, the horror anthology movie “Black Sabbath” ranks among the best in this sub-genre of horror.
Black Sabbath is a 1970’s trilogy of terror tales featuring three distinct stories, all with their own level of effectiveness.
The two standouts are “The Wurdalak” starring Boris Karloff in a period piece vampire tale about a man who encounters a family of blood suckers and makes the grand mistake of falling in love with one of them. Creepy and atmospheric, this segment is enhanced by Karloff’s sinister role as grandfather of the Gorca vampire clan.
Perhaps my favorite is the story entitled “The Drop of Water” wherein a nurse decides to steal a coveted ring off the hand of a recently deceased spiritualist, only to discover that even in death some people prefer to keep their possesions.
As a youngster I remember this one scared the hell out of me. The visage of the old woman (pictured above) coming after the nurse was frightening and very effective.
I believe Netflix is currently carrying Black Sabbath, and of course you can always find the DVD on sale from CD Universe.
Here are some new stills from the “Five Miles Straight Ahead” segment for Horror Anthology Movie Volume 1, produced and directed by King Jeff. The story is about a group of black soldiers who are sent on an intel mission deep inside a forest in Italy during World War 2, and discover something something far more horrifying than they could have possibly imagined.
Horror Anthology Movie Volume 1 copyright 2013 Reel Progress LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Finally got short film number 2 of the horror anthology in the can!
Check out these movie stills from the short horror film “Thing In The Shed.”
Rusty Jackson Jr. & Brian Lanigan have a little problem on their hands in “Thing In The Shed.”
Something evil lurks in the “Thing In The Shed.”
Horror anthologies have been popular since the 1920’s with German filmmaker Leo Birinsky’s trilogy of terror called Waxworks, and they continue to thrive today with successful releases like “VHS.”
This site has been created for two reasons. The first and foremost is to take the viewer on a trip through the filmmaking process as we create our own feature appropriately titled “Horror Anthology Movie Volume 1.” This film will have five short stories and you will see photos and trailers from the segments as they are made throughout 2013, with the target release month of October.
We will also showcase some of the best horror anthology films ever made including Creepshow, Tales From The Crypt, Trilogy Of Terror, Asylum and many more. Look for posts about horror series like Monsters, Fear Itself and Masters Of Horror as well.
Please bookmark our site and check out the Facebook page for more information, and welcome to our nightmares!