Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The 1970s were an amazing year for cinema. Many talented emerging directors had untethered creative reign and financial backing to ...

From gritty urban dramas like Taxi Driver to groundbreaking sci-fi such as A New Hope, these are some of the most influential 1970s films.

But what about the ’70s horrors that have not received a reboot, sequel, or rebootquel in quite some time? Those are the movies that follow. So, naturally, no major classics here, because they’ve ...

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These bonafide classics remain as captivating as they were upon release nearly half a century later.

Though it may be tempting to venture into the Chucky movies on Peacock (they have almost all the movies, plus every episode of the TV show) or even a more recent horror series like Terrifier, Peacock ...

In the early 1970s, a Spanish director decided to set his zombie horror movie 'The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue' in the Peak District.

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Tobe Hooper's often overlooked 1981 horror film The Funhouse delivers solid scares.

The 1970s were an amazing year for cinema. Many talented emerging directors had untethered creative reign and financial backing to use the medium as their playground. Back in 1973, reports of ...