Hey everyone,

I don't know if this is the right thread, but I'm posting this here any way, since it's not a script I'm looking for.

Recently, I went to my aunt's house with a friend of mine because we were going to Six Flags, and I remember as a kid, I'd watch a tape called "Creepy Clips." It's a tape that's basically a compilation of many horror movie clips put together, and I watched it all the time.

The reason why I'm posting this is because there was always one clip in there that always freaked me out. It was a clip of a woman who's face was weird looking and was "smiling," and she sits up in bed, stands up, and comes towards "us" with her arms stretched out. I want to know what movie it's from, and I was wondering if any of you could help. Here are some pictures I took from it:








It looks old, like back from the 70s, and I just want to know what movie it is or it's gonna bother me for a while.

Thanks for the help!

Sean

Google had this to say about Creepy Clips...

Erotic Horror Anthology containing two tales of Erotic Terror. The first story is titled: NANCY - An "in crowd" college girl is struggling with her acting, she hooks up with a "goth" girl named Nancy to help her with her acting lessons. Now She is about to discover Nancy's dark secret. OUT OF THE DARK - After the strange disappearance of her sister, Carry Gray seeks help from a paranormal radio talk show. Will she be able to defeat the evil that's waiting to crawl from the dark? Written by Josh Maldonado

Perhaps that's the evil that's waiting to crawl from the dark?

Hey Sean,

I'm not sure, but I'm going to start off by saying that it looks Italian, definitely 70's.  Another place I would recommend posting is the "I Need to Know" board on IMDb, which is dedicated to stuff like this.

One question.  Where did you find the pics?  It may help me in my search

Sean,

It is part of the Black Sabbath antholoyg by Mario Bava -- Drop of Water.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwPF-sfNvOo&feature=related

Scary stuff!

http://www.amazon.com/Black-Sabbath-Boris-Karloff/dp/B000UVV22Y

This will give you the breakdown of the stories in the Black Sabbath trilogy.

Thanks so much everyone!

Blakkwolfe: thanks for looking those two films up for me, but I think that's a different "Creepy Clips."

Shelton: I took the pictures myself and got them up on photobucket so I don't think that'd help, but I'll be sure to do stuff like this more often on the IMDB boards.

Abe: Thank you so much! I remember seeing that title on the back of the case, and I looked it up, but nothing really look familiar to the scene I saw from the tape in the pictures that I saw for Black Sabbath when I looked it up on IMDB (Should have tried google images first, huh?). Damn, that's creepy. I'd poop my pants if I woke up with that thing next to me in bed. And thanks for the Amazon link too. I think I might have to rent these movies. Hella creepy! Oh, and was Shelton right? Is it Italian? Because it sounded like the woman was speaking a different language, but then again, she could have been too scared to speak properly. Or maybe I'm hard of hearing already.

Sean

Quoted from Zombie Sean Is it Italian?

Yes.

On a side note, I'm gonna have to check this out myself. Those pics are indeed creeptastic.

Try googling Nightmare Theatre and see if anything shows up with that.

You might also google television archives or something similar.

Sandra

James,

I just watched 2 parts of the movie on YouTube and they spoke English. I'm confused. Maybe the clip Abe posted was dubbed Italian, but I think it's an American film.

Sandra,

Thanks, but we found out it's Black Sabbath: Drop of Water. You're always a big help though :)

Sean

Quoted from Zombie Sean I just watched 2 parts of the movie on YouTube and they spoke English. I'm confused. Maybe the clip Abe posted was dubbed Italian, but I think it's an American film.

The Italians dub horror movies like nobody's business... well, they used to anyways. Either way, they're good at it. Sometimes they even use American actors speaking English and dub the European actors' dialogue. It gets confusing from time to time.

Plus it's Mario Bava. Italian.

BTW, if you have Netflix, you can just watch the whole movie on your computer on the website. I plan on checking it out later when I'm not busy.