#video nasty

[orlaite]

POSSESSION 1981, dir. Andrzej Żuławski

[videoreligion]

Happy #FrancoFriday !

Women Behind Bars (1975)

[cronengirly]

"in the '80s the film was labeled a 'video nasty' in the United Kingdom" oh so it was good then

[suspiria76]

FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN

Italy/France

1973

Directed by Paul Morrissey

[indicaflowerxxsblog]

Home alone bored and horny asf, come get my wet pussy 💦reblog and like

[unlovelyfrankenstein]

[ceteradesunt]

Mark of the Devil (1970) dir. Adrian Hoven & Michael Armstrong

[darkcollectornerd]

Poll: Favourite of these Euro horror directors?

Again apologies, if your favourite isn't on here. There's so many more I could have included, but it only allows twelve choices.

Art by Rick Melton

[ladamarossa]

The Dorm that Dripped Blood (1981)

[orlaite]

POSSESSION -1981, dir. Andrzej Żuławski

[undaughtered]

don't go in the house (1979)

[videoreligion]

Happy #FrancoFriday !

Women Behind Bars (1975)

[theersatzcowboy]

Christmas Evil / You Better Watch Out (1980)

For my money, the best (and most underrated) of the Christmas-based slashers (and one of the infamous "video nasties," banned in the UK for its conflation of a wholesome holiday with dark, gruesome themes. A man witnesses (what he thinks is) Santa hooking up with his mom on Christmas Eve and becomes pathologically obsessed with becoming Santa Claus, down to the look, ride, and list of good and bad children...terrorizing his New York community in the process. Stylish. Weird. Unforgettable!

Director: Lewis Jackson

Cinematographer: Ricardo Aronovich

Starring: Brandon Maggart, Jeffrey DeMunn, Dianne Hull, Andy Fenwick, and Peter Friedman.

[n0d0yuna]

[indicaflowerxxsblog]

Reblog and like. 🔞 only

[dio-the-thot-exterminator]

I was talking to my manager and he says I need to stop watching “old” horror movies, and start watching modern ones because they are better and “let you show more stuff”. He didn’t elaborate on what that stuff was or what counts as a modern horror movie 💀 but I’m still curious on what others think

[to make it simple I think I’d classify old horror as 1999 and under, then modern horror as 2000 and up 🤷🏿] of course if you have ur own classifications let me know :)

I’m not good at making polls sorry 😅

Idk how to word my opinion, for old movies I know if it was banned and a shop was still selling it they would get raided etc etc. Modern movies I feel like it gets stopped before it even gets made “oh no we can’t put this in, but what about the shareholders the profits!!!”

Also it’s prlly more in depth then this uh so many reasons