The Most Disturbing Made-for-TV Horror Movies скачать в хорошем качестве

The Most Disturbing Made-for-TV Horror Movies

Television wasn’t supposed to be this terrifying. In the 1970s, network TV quietly unleashed a wave of horror movies that didn’t rely on gore or spectacle — they relied on atmosphere, psychological tension, and the terrifying idea that evil could enter your home through the screen. These made-for-TV films blurred the line between comfort viewing and nightmare fuel, creating unsettling stories that still linger decades later. In this video, we revisit the most disturbing made-for-TV horror movies of the 1970s Timestamps: 0:33 Snowbeast (1977) 2:04 The House That Would Not Die (1970) 3:24 A Taste of Evil (1971) 4:43 Frankenstein: The True Story (1973) 6:05 The Screaming Woman (1972) 7:31 Fear No Evil (1969) 9:00 The Devil’s Daughter (1973) 10:24 Stranger in Our House/Summer of Fear (1978) 11:56 The Night Strangler (1973) Let me know which of these you’ve seen — and which ones still haunt you. For more obscure horror from film and television, subscribe and stay tuned for future episodes of Silver Shivers. #RetroHorror #SilverShivers #HorrorMovies #madefortvmovies #VintageHorror #ForgottenHorror