There's SUSPIRIA, I guess, but it is mostly scary because it is incoherent. I finally tracked down CROWHAVEN FARM (1970)(TV) and it was a big let-down, the Lolita elements were the scariest part. It's kind of hard to build witches into a viable threat since they've become a caricature, Frankenstein's monster syndrome. Plus I tend to identify with the witches since I too am persecuted by the squares/roundheads for my alternative religious beliefs and it turns into the same problem where I always identify with the criminals on cop shows; frustration and disappointment and the sense that no matter what I do I will lose. That's fear of a sort, but it's existential fear and hits entirely too close to home since I have to cope with it every waking moment of my existence. And frankly I would prefer having a nightmare to being awake. So school me, horror mavens!
Scary Witch Movies?
i kind of thought Witches was scary...the part when the boy is turned into a rat gave me nightmares when I was younger.
also in the movie they keep saying that they turn children into mice...but they were always turning them into rats and called them mice anyways.
FINN MACHA [Julian Sands, atrocious cod-Teutonic]: Moses on a pony if it isn't fair Lovecraft! How's the world treating you, dickface?
H. PHILLIP LOVECRAFT [Dennis Hopper, bogartin']: I thought you were in Chicago.
FM: Oh, you miss the friendly people. And the orange juice.
HPL: What are you doin' for Gottlieb?
FM: [drags on cigarette] Privileged information. But from one large member to another, he called me in as a security consultant -- and expediter. I tie up loose ends.
HPL: It seems to me they're still lookin' fer a couple'a people you 'expedited.'
FM: [humphs] Hrm. Are you still chasing naughty husbands, dickface? And drying the tears of those poor lonely wifey-poos?
HPL: Tell me something. Honestly. [dennishoppers in a scarcely suppressed fury] DO I LOOK LIKE I HAVE A DICK ON MY FACE?!







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