10 Forgotten Horror Anthologies That Went Too Far
The Silver Shiver
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Step into the darker side of classic horror with this deep dive into forgotten horror anthology films that pushed boundaries and went too far. From eerie psychological tales to unsettling supernatural segments, these vintage anthology horror movies delivered shocking moments that still hold up decades later.
In this video, we explore disturbing and overlooked horror anthologies from the 1960s through the 1980s — including cult favorites like Creepshow, Tales from the Crypt, Asylum, The House That Dripped Blood, and more. These films experimented with structure, tone, and storytelling in ways that mainstream horror rarely attempted, blending gothic atmosphere, psychological dread, and unforgettable twists.
If you enjoy classic horror movies, obscure horror discoveries, and vintage anthology films that slipped under the radar, this list highlights some of the most unsettling and underrated entries in horror history. Whether you’re a longtime horror fan or just discovering these hidden gems, these are anthology horror films that deserve to be remembered.
Timestamps:
0:36 Tales That Witness Madness (1973)
1:56 The Monster Club (1981)
3:21 Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors (1965)
4:46 The House That Dripped Blood (1971)
6:04 Cat’s Eye (1985)
7:27 Asylum (1972)
8:40 Tales from the Crypt (1972)
10:00 The Uncanny (1977)
11:20 Nightmares (1983)
13:01 Creepshow (1982)
14:38 OUTRO
Let me know in the comments which horror anthology disturbed you the most — and which forgotten horror films you think deserve more attention.
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17 Comments
I also noticed how Freddie Francis and Roy Ward Baker seemed to have the most entries. Both are highly underrated directors IMO. They did some of their best work through the Hammer Horror period.
Great list!
I would disagree with you on one small point. It wasn't the final segment in cats eye that got me. Im a smoker, have been for a long time, so the James Woods segment is the one that struck home for me
10 Forgotten Horror Anthologies That Went Too Far
The Silver Shiver
4,895 views
Step into the darker side of classic horror with this deep dive into forgotten horror anthology films that pushed boundaries and went too far. From eerie psychological tales to unsettling supernatural segments, these vintage anthology horror movies delivered shocking moments that still hold up decades later.
In this video, we explore disturbing and overlooked horror anthologies from the 1960s through the 1980s — including cult favorites like Creepshow, Tales from the Crypt, Asylum, The House That Dripped Blood, and more. These films experimented with structure, tone, and storytelling in ways that mainstream horror rarely attempted, blending gothic atmosphere, psychological dread, and unforgettable twists.
If you enjoy classic horror movies, obscure horror discoveries, and vintage anthology films that slipped under the radar, this list highlights some of the most unsettling and underrated entries in horror history. Whether you’re a longtime horror fan or just discovering these hidden gems, these are anthology horror films that deserve to be remembered.
Timestamps:
0:36 Tales That Witness Madness (1973)
1:56 The Monster Club (1981)
3:21 Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors (1965)
4:46 The House That Dripped Blood (1971)
6:04 Cat’s Eye (1985)
7:27 Asylum (1972)
8:40 Tales from the Crypt (1972)
10:00 The Uncanny (1977)
11:20 Nightmares (1983)
13:01 Creepshow (1982)
14:38 OUTRO
Let me know in the comments which horror anthology disturbed you the most — and which forgotten horror films you think deserve more attention.
Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more deep dives into classic horror, cult horror, and forgotten horror cinema every week.