Trailer of the Week: Last House on the Left (1972)

To avoid fainting...

Trailer of the Week: Spookies (1986)

The schizophrenic Spookies, which has some neat effects but suffered from too many directors and post-production meddling.

Trailer of the Week: The Wacky World of Dr. Morgus (1962)

Here's a New Orleans chestnut starring local horror host Dr. Morgus!


The.Wacky World.of.Dr.Morgus Trailer by soulpatrol

Trailer of the Week: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

The one and only...

The Very First Regional Horror?

Hop on the way-back machine and travel with us to the America of 1910, when Edison Studios launched its production of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Filmed at Edison's facilities in New York, this may very well be the very first "regional" horror film (although, since the film industry was based on the East Coast at the time, that may be a stretch).

You can watch the film below in its 12-minute entirety: