Silent Night, Bloody Night is one of those movies that's lived three lives and picked up three names along the way: Silent Night, Bloody Night, Night of the Dark Full Moon, and Death House, depending on which poor distributor was trying to sell it that decade. It did its first stint on drive-in screens, vanished into the fog, then got dug up by Elvira on Movie Macabre and handed a scrappy little cult heartbeat. After that it slid into the public domain and now wanders through bargain-pack VHS, dollar DVDs, and sketchy streams like a grimy little zombie film that refuses to stay dead. And tonight I hope you enjoy it #SilentNightBloodyNight #ChristmasHorror #PublicDomainHorror #CultHorror #70sHorror #DriveInHorror #Elvira #ForTheDeadTravelFast #AnalogHorror #ObscureHorror #freemovie #horrormovie

BLACK SUNDAY (1960) A witch pulled out of her grave, eyes burning through time, hungry for blood and payback. Barbara Steele feels like a curse given a face. Beautiful, hollow, and cruel, staring straight past the characters and into you. Crumbling castles, rain on stone, masks of pain nailed to living flesh. It plays like a bad dream you half-remember from childhood and can’t quite shake. What lingers for you: the moment she first rises, or the slow spread of her curse afterward? #BlackSunday #BarbaraSteele #ItalianHorror #GothicHorror #60sHorror #ForTheDeadTravelFast

Horror Express (1972) is a snowy, sci-fi horror gem starring Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, with a parasitic alien loose on a train and a chaotic Telly Savalas cameo to top it off. It’s weird, atmospheric, and way smarter than it has any right to be. #HorrorExpress #ChristopherLee #PeterCushing #TellySavalas #CultHorror #SciFiHorror #70sHorror #TrainHorror #ForTheDeadTravelFast #horror #freemovies