NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968)
Flesh eating zombies threaten average Americans in this classic horror film from director George Romero. When Johnny and his sister Barbara visit their father's grave in rural Pennsylvania, Johnny is killed by a zombie. Barbara is able to escape, and flees to an isolated farmhouse near the cemetery, where she meets others who have taken refuge from the flesh-eaters in the graveyard. But the night turns deadly as darkness falls and waves of ravenous zombies attack their sanctuary. Russell Streiner and Judith O'Dea star.

THE HOUSE OF SEVEN CORPSES (1974)
Horror Film director Eric Hartman (John Ireland) and his crew get more than they bargained for when they begin filming in the old Beal mansion, taking little heed of the house's eerie past. As shooting commences, Hartman demands his leading lady, Gayle (Faith Domergue), recite passages fro the Tibetan Book of the Dead. However, by doing so, the tormented spirits of the Beal family that had been trapped in the mansion are set free and begin restaging the grisly deaths that met the doomed family several years ago. A various crew members turn up dead, the remaining filmmakers desperately attempt to escape the house's evil spirits, while also trying to piece together the secrets of the house. John Carradine co-stars.

THE DEVIL BAT (1940)
In this gruesome chiller, a chemist (Bela Lugosi) plots an elaborate revenge scheme on his business partners, whom he feels have cheated him. He develops a mutant breed of vicious, oversized bats and trains several of this breed to home in on a special chemical which he then blends with shaving lotion. Presenting gifts of the lotion to his partners as a peace offering (and browbeating them into splashing it on themselves while in his presence), he subsequently unleashed his monstrous pets to tear them to pieces.

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