70's Horror Trailers (Trailer-athon (Oct Series #1) Halloween
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2014
- Selection of original horror movie trailers from the 70's.
Hope you guys and gals enjoy.
Halloween- 00:07
The Exorcist- 02:39
Alien- 04:13
Carrie- 06:12
Suspiria- 08:17
Dawn of the dead- 10:20
The Omen- 13:08
The Wicker Man- 15:26
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre- 17:30
The Last House On The Left- 18:56
Jaws 20:17
There are many masterpieces of horror movies in the 70's and 80's.
I'm glad I get to see a lot of these at the local drive in still.
I was way too young to see any of these movies in theaters (my parents weren't going to take me to see movies like this), but I think when I was 9 or 10 I saw Carrie on TV. I remember having nightmares about Carrie, covered in blood, crawling out of her grave to come and get me. After that, I tried to see every horror movie I could to reinvigorate that delicious feeling of fear. Mr. DePalma, Ms. Spacek, I thank you for giving my life meaning and inspiration.
I remember when all the horror movies blew up on Showtime and HBO. That's when I saw alot of them.
The Eighties get all the credit for being the best era of horror, but some of the greatest movies were made in the Seventies!
I agree. Most of my favorites are from the 70's.
Exorcist, Halloween, the omen, carrie, alien, phantasm, the wicker man, dawn of the dead.
It was a great time for horror fans.
The last house on the left scared the you know what out of me 😂 greetings from UK quarantine 😃💖🇬🇧
NO , the 70s has it all over the 80s . What the eighties had on the seventies was availability with rental stores everywhere with tons of content .
The 1960s-70s were when American films discovered pornographic sex and graphic violence. The '80s came after the huge cultural chasm of changes had already taken place. In 1963, weirdoes could see HG Lewis' Blood Feast, bloody riots in the South over civil rights and the president getting his brains blown out on live TV the day after Thanksgiving. Did anything in the '50s shown on television or movie screens get that disturbing?
Love seeing these old horror trailers, I could just imagine seeing some of these back then on the big screen and how scary some of them must have been.
Especially considering that graphic violence in horror films really wasn't a thing until the 1960s, & it wasn't something people knew about en masse before the Exorcist.
Most definitely! And all the seedy theaters that would have midnight showings.
@@andrewjackson7758And in color.
@@kevinkelley3906 Right. It's unlikely that normies knew what Blood Feast was. Psycho and Rosemary's Baby were more menacing than graphic, although they are modern horror films too. The whole thing gelled in 1973 with the Exorcist and a few months later with the Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Nobody thought the old monster films or Hammer Horror would have a comeback after 1973. It was done. A whole new era was fully happening.
Was there, can confirm ~
The Omen still the best trailer.The freeze frame of that priest's eyes at the very end still gives me shivers.
You do realize that priest is Doctor Who #2...
@@l.salisbury1253 Yep, Patrick Troughton. I never knew beforehand that he was a Doctor Who and his accent was so well in The Omen that I thought he was actually Irish.
That Exorcist trailer is a work of art..it shows nothing while telling you everything and would definitely had me buying a ticket
*Wouldn't it be great to see these trailers played the next time you go see a new movie at the cinema? Grab some popcorn and travel back in time! :)*
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If you were the same age as now hell yeah!! You would have to deal with all the creepy weirdos and all the seedy grungy theaters.
These are really good trailers. My favorites are: The Exorcist, Carrie, Texas Chainsaw, and jaws. The rest are just okay. I wish they made trailers like this still.
Yeah, I just love how different trailers were, back in the day. Todays show you the start, middle and end of a film all in under 2 minutes. :P
I will be posting tonnes of stuff up in December. Iv'e had a strike against my channel for 6 months. So I couldn't upload anything over 15 minutes. :(
Carrie is my favorite movie
Kickass!! Some of the best horror films ever, thanks for posting
I was about 14 when Dawn was released ,So I just love the warnng at the end of the "Dawn Of The Dead" trailer,,Most of what is in that film that made it that place that warning is now shown on a weekly basis on shows like "The Walking Dead" and ZNation,My how times have changed,, .
20:08 - “Who is this irresistible creature who has an insatiable love for the dead?”
It was gr8 being jst a kid bk in th 80s & going 2 video stores getting home & watching trailers like these b4 th film started on VHS & beta max, those were th days.
I always thought of Jaws as more of an adventure film than a horror flick .
Great compilation! So enjoyed this.
I know there are a lot of people who call The Exorcist the "Scariest Movie Ever Made," but The Omen is the scariest movie I've seen. It's one of my absolute favorites as well.
No,not at all..."Beyond the door"AKA "The devil within".
I loved the Wickerman...an all time favorite...i read the book many years back and i have to say it was way creepier than the movie..scary thing is there have been many druid cults such as this through history.
7:41 Still get a kick out of "Steven" King when he was still relatively unknown.
Back in those days i've had asked for a roll of toilet paper, at the entrance of the movie theater... Specially after watching that The Exorcist trailer :(
Wow, all the heavy hitters of the seventies.
Damn, Dawn Of The Dead trailer shows two main guys getting bitten.
lol I never even noticed that.
I love Halloween.
SORRY BUT .............i COULD WATCH hALLOWEEN the original, Again & enjoy it.
terrific selection of films, very well done!! liked
This is brilliant.👍👍
i can't help watching "Carrie" now and think X Men horror
The Exorcist trailer really creeps me out.
El exorcista da epilepsia jaja
A classic film
19:15 - who is this creature who has an insationable love for the dead?
I'm surprised that Exorcist trailer doesn't cause seizures.
i think it was banned for that reason - fear of seizures being caused
The Amityville Horror (1979) is missing
The wicker man top
So that’s the sample from living dead girl
It's StePHen King.
Dawn, TCM, jaws
We're gonna need a bigger boat! Ad lib line, not in the script.
Everything I have ever seen Edward Woodward in he was playing a cop
I don't recall seeing that Exorcist trailer back when. It looks as though it would have scared the hell out of me then, but now it's just kind of obnoxious.
I always thought that the human form of the Pazuzu demon simply looked like a dude in bad make-up and really detracted from the movie.
I saw these In the movies
John Travoltas first fim was The devils rain, not carrie
halloween - iconic
the exorcist - that particular trailer was actually banned
alien - still a classic trailer with an immortal tagline
carrie - despite the spelling error of stephen king, best version of the film
suspiria - just stills and music. probably the weakest of this batch
dawn of the dead - definitely encourages viewers to watch night of the living dead
the omen - that freeze frame at the end
the wicker man - sort of gave away it's ending (that's just me though)
texas chainsaw massacre - never seen it but damn, "the most horrifying motion picture i have ever seen," i can only imagine what it must have been like when it originally released
last house on the left - "it's only a movie" is pretty unsettling
jaws - that music still gives me nightmares
Nicest
anyone feel uneasy watching the jaws theme or is it just me
was that a real exorcist trailer that would make u go bonkers
Modern movie trailers are so cookie cutter today. Just like the movies they are for. It is a shame that for the most part Trailers and movies are not as creative as they were in the 70`s.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the singularly most over rated horror film of all time . Its just hype .
HaHa. My parents watched it when it first came on Showtime and she banned it from the house. Then I finally was able to rent movies because I was 18 and video rental stores blew up and I wasn't very impressed. There were far worst movies such as Hellraiser. That movie was WTF!!
Is Halloween the perfect horror film? It seems to be practically flawless, where other films of the era (the Exorcist, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, e.g.) are downright silly in parts.