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Subgenre Sampler
Blood of Fu Manchu, The (Kiss and Kill) (1968)- Dir. Jess Franco
Feat. Christopher Lee, Tsai Chin, Shirley Eaton… - Fourth in Christopher Lee's FU MANCHU series with the calculating Oriental maniac here holed up in the South American jungle spreading world chaos…
Complete Ghost Stories of M.R. James, The (1968-2010)- A spooky collection of tales from the BBC adapted from the pen of the great Gothic author M.R. James. Films include: The Ash Tree A View From a…
Cremator, The (1968)- Dir. Juraz Herz
Feat. Rudolf Hrusinsky, Vlasta Chramostova - Widely considered one of the greatest films of the Czech new wave, a blackly humorous fantasy horror following the increasingly deranged impulses of…
Devil Rides Out, The (1968)- Dir. Terence Fisher
Feat. Christopher Lee - Devilishly straight–faced Hammer with Christopher Lee orchestrating a scheme to save the life (and soul) of his long–time confidant from…
Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968)- Dir. Freddie Francis
Feat. Christopher Lee - Christopher Lee returns in fangs for a third Hammer bite at the vampire story.
George Romero's Trilogy of the Dead (Night Of The Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead) (1968-1985)
- Dir. George Romero
- George Romero's seminal zombie trilogy together for the first time as a 4–disc boxset.
Ghastly Ones, The / Seeds of Sin (1968)- Dir. Andy Milligan
Feat. Maggie Rogers, Candy Hammond, Veronica Radburn… - For hardcore grindhouse fans only, comes this double bill from notorious trash hound, Andy Milligan. "The Ghastly Ones" is his first horror film…
Kuroneko (1968)- Dir. Kaneto Shindo
Feat. Kichiemon Nakamura, Nobuko Otowa, Kiwako Taichi - Visually exquisite black and white horror film from Japanese director Kaneto Shindo (ONIBABA). An adaptation of a supernatural folktale set during…
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
- Dir. George Romero
Feat. Duane Jones - Highly original and influential drive–in cheapie, distinguished by its realistic, documentary atmosphere and imaginative ending. Graphically…
Rosemary's Baby (1968)- Dir. Roman Polanski
Feat. Mia Farrow - First major film to deal with the occult as subject matter has lost little of its potency. The trauma of pregnancy is heightened for Mia Farrow as…
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