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This 1968 film traumatized the film professor who discussed it, who considered its opening black and white graveyard scene one of the best horror introductions in any film.
But for me, it would have to be George Romero's Night of the Living Dead from 1968. That movie traumatized me. It damaged me. It did permanent damage to my psyche.
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Episode: Why horror kills at the box office
This 1968 film traumatized the film professor who discussed it, who considered its opening black and white graveyard scene one of the best horror introductions in any film.
But for me, it would have to be George Romero's Night of the Living Dead from 1968. That movie traumatized me. It damaged me. It did permanent damage to my psyche.