Night of the Demon
The runic parchment, the smoke on the railway line, and a monster the producer added against the director's wishes.
8 films
goreledger catalogues 8 horror films from the 1950s, released between 1954 and 1958. By country of origin: USA (3), UK (3), Japan (1) and France (1). The most common subgenres here are psychological (3), cosmic horror (2), creature feature (2) and gothic (2). The best-documented entries are Godzilla (1954), Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) and Les Diaboliques (1955).
The runic parchment, the smoke on the railway line, and a monster the producer added against the director's wishes.
The Production Code would not let a child murderer go free, so it ends with a spanking. See it anyway.
The film that made Hammer, made in colour, with blood that looks like blood.
The last great Universal monster, and a suit design nobody has improved on in seventy years.
Christopher Lee plays Dracula as a physical threat rather than a foreign gentleman, and it is over in 82 minutes.
The film Hitchcock tried to buy and missed. Ends with a title card asking you not to spoil it.
The best paranoia film ever made, and it works whichever politics you bring to it.
A serious film about the atomic bomb with a man in a suit in it, and the American recut removed most of what mattered.
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