Frankenstein (1931)
Frankenstein (Colin Clive) is a genius scientist who wants to create life like God, so he leaves the university and goes to a castle on the hill with his assistants to do human experiments in an ancient castle on the mountain. He found various human stumps from cemeteries and other places, and stole a brain from the school laboratory to create a human body. His fiancée, Elizabeth (Mae Clarke), is worried and goes to the Castle Lab with his best friend (John Boles) and the school professor to find Frankenstein. It was on this stormy night that Frankenstein's human experiments were completed—he used lightning to bring the body on the operating table to life. A few days later, however, the monster created by the scientists began to get out of control, killing the scientist's assistant first and then attacking the professor and the scientist.
So the exhausted scientist was taken home and began to prepare for the wedding, while the monster was left to the professor. But the monster killed the professor, escaped from the experimental table, approached the village step by step, and drowned a little girl. Frankenstein, who was having a wedding, was unaware of this
Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari (1920)
In a small German town, the hideous Dr. Caligari (Werner Krauss) is finally allowed to perform hypnosis. University students Francis (Friedrich Feher) and Allen (Hans Heinrich von Twardowski) also come to watch. The mad Dr. Caligari shows how he hypnotizes and controls his partner Caesar (Conrad Veidt) and announces that Caesar can answer all the questions they ask. Curious Alan asked: How long can I live? The morbid Caesar replied: "Live until the early hours of tomorrow morning." Francis didn't believe it, but Alan was horrified. Subsequently, Alan was actually killed. Francis tells the news to her best friend Jenny (Lil Dagover) and her doctor father. They have launched a multi-pronged hunt, but the amazing secret is in the dark, who is the real murderer?
The film is one of the most talked about films in the history of world cinema and a landmark of German Expressionist cinema. With its grotesque expressionist style, the film became the originator of the imitation of later Western horror films. In 1958, the film was selected by 117 film historians from 26 countries in Brussels, Belgium as the 12th place in the "12 Best Works of World Cinema".
Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (1922)
Butt (Gustav von Wangenheim) is an employee of a Bremen property company who is commissioned by the company to buy and sell houses with Count Nosferatu (Max Schreck), but when he stays in an inn near the castle, the reaction to his destination is strange. Arriving at the castle, seeing the withered-looking and eccentric Count Nosferatu, and learning of his habits of day and night, Boot is suspicious of his identity, and finally discovers that he is the legendary vampire. Butt escaped from the castle, and the count ran all the way to the house he had bought in Bremen. When Boot returns home, he learns that the Count Vampire has arrived, and that it is he who has caused the plague in the town, and together with his wife, Ellen (Greta Schröder), begin to try to eliminate the Count Vampire...
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
In an accident, Barbara (Judith Judith O*Dea) and her brother are attacked by zombies, the murderous and terrible personalities of these living dead, and in their heads, there is only one thing, that is, "eating". The injured brother is infected with the virus and becomes a member of the zombies, and in grief and fear, Barbara escapes into a house where she meets Ben (Duane Jones), who is also hiding from the zombies.
It's not just Barbara and Ben hiding in the room, Tom (Keith Wayne), Judith Ridley, Harry (Karl Hardman) and Helen (Kyra Schon) and others have joined the refuge team, facing more and more zombies outside the house, and everyone knows that if they can't take the initiative, there is only one way to die. Collect the only weapons, seal off doors and windows, and at this critical moment, everyone is fighting for survival.
5. Faceless Eyes Les yeux sans visage (1960)
Biology professor Pierre Brasseur is devastated by a car accident that destroys her beloved daughter Christine (Edith Scob), who can only wear a crazy white mask after recovering from her injuries. Gianniselle, who loves her daughter and is guilty, and her assistant Louise (Alida Valli Alida Wally) disguise the illusion of Christine's disappearance and death, secretly abduct a woman who is about the same age as her daughter, anesthetize her, peel off her face, and transplant her into Christine's face.
But the surgeries failed one after another, and the number of victims increased. Seeing many girls of the same age being brutally killed, Christine was in pain. On the other hand, numerous cases of girls missing have also attracted the attention of the police, who are gradually targeting the crazy Giannisil...
6. Psycho (1960)
Marion (Janet Leigh) works in Phoenix, Arizona, and rushes to meet her boyfriend every day at noon, but the boyfriend refuses to divorce because he says he has no money to pay alimony to his ex-wife. On this day, Marion wanted to deposit $40,000 for her boss in the bank, and on impulse she decided to abscond with the money. Along the way, she changed cars and then encountered rain, and she was physically and mentally tormented when she saw a Baez motel on the side of the road, so she decided to stay overnight.
Norman (Anthony Perkins), the owner of Baez Motel, is a young man with a good personality who is in awe of his mother in the room. Marion just wanted to hurry through tonight, but was murdered in terror while she was showering.
Marion's sister Lila (Vera Miles) tracks down her missing sister and stays at Baez Motel, while private investigator Milton helps Lila target Norman. Everything seems to be related to Norman's mother, so who is the mother who controls her son?
The Night of the Hunter (1955)
John (Billy Chapin) and Pelle (Sally Jane Bruce) are brother and sister whose father Ben (Peter Graves) was robbed and hanged. Before being arrested, Ben hides the stolen money in Pell's rag doll and makes them promise never to divulge the secret. Ben's cellmate Harry (Robert Mitchum) is a failed priest who accidentally learns where the money went, and after his release, Harry finds Ben's wife, Vera (Shelley Winters), who manages to get Vera's heart to become John and Pell's stepfather, and Harry's plot begins. Harry kills Vera, who is worthless to him, dumps him at the bottom of the river, and threatens and seduces the siblings to get the secret of the stolen money. When all his efforts were fruitless, an angry Harry revealed his true face. John and Pelle row a boat to escape Harry, and they wander to a strange town where Richard (Lillian Gillian Gish), a kind woman who specializes in adopting abandoned babies, takes in the brothers and sisters, but it doesn't take long for Harry's sinful footsteps to set foot on this pure land.
Cat People (1942)
In New York, Ilena, a Serbian immigrant, met Oliver, a ship engineer with a bland life, and the two fell in love at first sight and quickly married. But Irena has always been shrouded in the shadow of a legend in her hometown: she is a descendant of the leopard people, and once she kisses and kisses people, or has strong feelings of jealousy and anger, she will calmly turn into a leopard and kill her closest people. Oliver believes that everything is nothing more than a mental illness caused by the shadow of her childhood, so through her colleague Alice, she asks a psychologist to treat Irena, but Irena is suspicious of Alice's relationship with Oliver, and Alice is indeed in love with Oliver. Dominated by jealousy, Irena stalked Alice several times, nearly killing her several times. Irena becomes a leopard in a puzzle set by the psychiatrist, and is seriously injured in a fight with the doctor and finally dies. It was then that Oliver and Alice realized that the legend that had plagued Irena was actually the truth.
9. Dracula the Vampire (1931)
The vampire Count Dracula lives deep in the Thousand Hills of Khalba, and a young real estate agent helps him move his property to London, but he is seduced by enslavement and escorts the vampire all the way to London. Lucy, a young woman who is vampire by him, becomes a vampire and endangers her friend Mina, whose father finally sees the true face of the vampire and is determined to protect Mina... Classic horror film, the big director Goppra remade "Four Hundred Years of Thrilling" in 1992.
10、魔童村 Village of the Damned (1960)
A small town of only two thousand inhabitants in the United States suddenly fell into a coma at 10 a.m., and the U.S. federal government dispatched pathologist Kirsti. Eli traveled to the area to investigate the matter, but to no avail. A few hours later the town woke up, but strange things have been happening ever since. First, all women, including virgins, are pregnant on the same day. Subsequently, the children they were born with were all white-haired and xenophs with supernatural killing powers. The town's doctor is the father of one of the children, and after a long period of observation and effort, he discovers that they are alien immigrants who lack "humanity".