1970's Horror
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The 1970s redefined horror with gritty, psychological terrors like The Exorcist and Halloween, blending supernatural fear, intense violence, and societal anxieties to create unforgettable, boundary-pushing films.

The 1980s unleashed iconic slashers like A Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th, blending campy gore, practical effects, and unforgettable villains, creating a horror boom that cemented the genre in mainstream pop culture.

The 1990s revitalized horror with self-aware hits like Scream and psychological thrillers like The Sixth Sense, blending meta-humor, supernatural scares, and plot twists that breathed new life into the genre for a modern audience.