13 Movies That Freaked People Out in the 1960's Rated

1. Circus of Horrors (1960) IMDB 6.0/10 ME 8/10
2. Flesh and the Fiends (1960) IMDB 6.9/10 ME 7/10
3. Peeping Tom (1960) IMDB 7.6/10 ME 9/10
4. Psycho (1960) IMDB 8.5/10 ME 10/10
5. The Innocents (1961) IMDB 7.7/10 ME 7/10
6. Blood Feast (1963) IMDB 5.0/10 ME 6/10
7. Paranoiac (1963) IMDB 6.7/10 ME 6/10
8. The Haunted Palace (1963) IMDB 6.7/10 ME 7/10
9. The Sadist (1963) IMDB 6.8/10 ME 8/10
10. Children of the Damned (1964) IMDB 6.2/10 ME 5/10
11. Strait-Jacket (1964) IMDB 6.8/10 ME 8/10
12. Repulsion (1965) IMDB 7.6/10 ME 8/10
13. Night of the Living Dead (1968) IMDB 7.8/10 ME 9/10

Note: To todays standards most of these movies are tame. But in the 1960's there was a lot of fuss over them, and many ended up banned in some countries. The UK seemed to have an issue with a lot of these films for example. People where not used to horror and violence of this kind at all then, so it freaked them out and repulsed many. All are considered cult classics now.

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