Complete classic features with an in-page player, an identified edition and source records. Start with two independent films that make fear out of a house, a face and an unfamiliar sound.
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Zombie siege · survival horror
A group of strangers shelters in a Pennsylvania farmhouse as the dead begin attacking the living. The immediate danger is outside, but disagreements inside make survival harder. George A. Romero’s 1968 film builds its pressure around a single location, urgent radio reports and decisions made with incomplete information.
1968 · George A. Romero · English
U.S. playbackWatch the full filmGhost story · psychological horror
After a car accident, a young woman takes work as an organist in another town. Ordinary encounters become unsettling, and an abandoned lakeside pavilion keeps drawing her attention. Herk Harvey’s 1962 film follows a person trying to return to everyday life while the people and places around her seem increasingly unfamiliar.
1962 · Herk Harvey · English
U.S. playbackWatch the full filmFor a siege and arguments under pressure, start with Night of the Living Dead. For a ghost story that makes familiar places feel unfamiliar, choose Carnival of Souls. Both are English-language black-and-white features in their original proportions.
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