Horror Cult

Don’t Look Now (1973), directed by Nicolas Roeg, is known for its innovative and disturbing approach to psychological thrillers and horror. Based on a short story by Daphne du Maurier, the film delves into themes of loss, grief, and unreality through a complex narrative and visionary direction. With a high-caliber cast and an evocative soundtrack by Pino Donaggio, the film has established itself as a genre classic and continues to influence modern cinema with its bold interpretation of human psychology and the supernatural.

The story takes place primarily in a Catholic girls’ school in London, where a series of brutal murders of young students shakes the school community. The protagonist, Enrico “Henry” Rosseni (Fabio Testi), is an Italian literature teacher married to Herta (Karin Baal), the daughter of the school’s headmaster. Despite his marriage, Enrico is having an affair with one of his students, Elizabeth Seccles (Cristina Galbó).

Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte an aging woman lives alone in the mansion she inherited from her father…
Her only company is an elderly housekeeper and the weight of nightmares brought on by the memory of John, her lover, whom the public believes Charlotte herself brutally murdered…

In 1917, Jane Hudson is a child star whose beauty and singing talent lead her to perform in many U.S. theaters, accompanied by her father as a pianist and manager. Her success is enormous, with a porcelain doll even created in her likeness, Baby Jane Hudson.

Creepy Children and Where to Find Them…