Carrie – 1976
Pigs blood, a religious wacko of a mother and a teenage girl with telekinesis sum up this film, an adaptation of the book by horror author Stephen King. Poor Carrie is the shy girl who gets bullied by the popular girls at high school, however at the school prom that ends up turning into a bloodbath, she soon gets her own back with her telekinesis powers and makes sure those bullies have a night they would prefer to forget.
The Omen – 1976
Young Damian Thorn was the creepy young boy with the 666 birthmark in the 1976 horror movie The Omen. Damian was adopted by the unfortunate married couple Robert and Katherine, although Katherine is in the dark about this and believes that the boy is her real son (his real mother died whilst giving birth to him.) However, it seems that Damian is actually the anti-christ who is hellbent on terrorizing not only his family but his nanny’s too.
The Hills Have Eyes – 1977
When you’re stranded in the desert, the last thing you want to come across is a group of inbred cannibals. This is what happens to the unlucky Carter family in The Hills Have Eyes, when their car breaks down and they are targeted by a family of brutal, cannibalistic savages who live in the hills. This film is all about survival and how you have to do whatever it takes to make this happen.
Halloween – 1978
Michael Myers was the young boy that murdered his sister and after escaping from a mental hospital fifteen years later, Michael returns home with his creepy white mask and starts his killing spree. Everything about this film is creepy, from the mask to the music, we guarantee that you will be looking over your shoulder after watching this classic Halloween Horror.
