Classic horror

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Here's a list of five classic horror movies that still haven't lost their edge decades later.

Take a look behind the scenes on some of the most famous horror movies of all time and unveil the creative process used to haunt your dreams.

The famed psychological thriller, starring Anthony Perkins as the peculiar Norman Bates, was inspired by the murders of Ed Gein. Writer Robert Bloch lived just 40 miles from Gein in Wisconsin, both Bates and Gein had deceased mothers that had been dominant figures, held a shrine to their mothers, and dressed in women's clothing.

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These horror movies don't use cheap thrills to get scares. They rely on atmosphere and suspense rather than gore and jump-scares.

Bela Lugosi and Carol Borland in Mark of the Vampire (1935)

Every vampire story is a little bit different. Werner Herzog's 1979 classic Nosferatu the Vampyre is

Though initially describing the works of a particular movement of 1940’s and 50’s American crime films, ‘noir’ has come to represent a style derived