Frightmare (1974)

AKA: Cover Up

Film details

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DirectorPete Walker
Year1974
CountryUK
TypeMovie
Runtime88m
CastRupert Davies, Sheila Keith, Deborah Fairfax, Paul Greenwood, Kim Butcher, Fiona Curzon, John Yule, Trisha Mortimer, Victoria Fairbrother, Edward Kalinski

Review

""Frightmare" is perhaps [Pete Walker's] most admired production, if only because it caused quite a stir during its initial theatrical release, upsetting critics at the time with its X-rated vision of cannibalism and murder, while offering a provocative condemnation of criminal rehabilitation services. In 2014, it's difficult to understand why such a fuss was raised, with the genre now exposing every perversion and evil known to man, but what remains under the aged layers of condemnation is a crafty chiller, wonderfully performed and executed with a refreshing grimness. "Frightmare" has its share of ugliness, but it's also considered work from Walker, who isn't merely out to sicken, but haunt his audience with this effective picture." - Brian Orndorf, Blu-ray.com

Ranking history

The 1,000 Greatest Horror Films

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Lists featuring this film 32 lists

Bartlomiej Paszylk's The Pleasure and Pain of Cult Horror Films - An Historical Survey2009Unranked—
BFI's 10 great overlooked British horror films of the 1970s2016Unranked—
British Horror Films' The British Horror Films top 1002006Ranked#14
Combustible Celluloid's Essential Horror Movies2024Unranked—
Creepy Catalog's Raquel Quintana's 70s Horror Movies 100+ Scary Films from the 1970s2024Unranked—
Cult Labs Forum's Best Horror Films Year by YearUnranked—
Cult Labs' Community Top 100 Horror Films of All Time2014Ranked#400
Cult Movie Forums' The 100 Greatest Horror & Exploitation Films Ever!2007Ranked#79
Empire's Top 400 Horrors Results2012Ranked#191
FANGORIA's 25 Awesome Horror Films You Probably Haven't Seen (But Really Should)2011Unranked—
FANGORIA's 300 Best Horror Movies2011Unranked—
Filmbar70's Top 102012Unranked—
Gizmodo's Cheryl Eddy's The 30 Weirdest Horror Movies of the 1970s2016Unranked—
Goomba Stomp's Ricky da Conceição's 150 Greatest Horror Films of the 20th Century2021Ranked#138
Goregirl's Favourite Horror Films of the 1970s2013Ranked#38
Hollie Horror's 1970-19792021Ranked#8
HorrorMovies.ca's Herner Klenthur's 13 Horror Movies To Watch on Mothers Day2014Unranked—
IndieWire's Fandor's 10 Indie Horror Films You May Not Have Seen...But Should2014Unranked—
IsaacOvHeck's Top 200 Horror MoviesRanked#96
James Marriott and Kim Newman's Horror! 333 Films to Scare You to Death2010Unranked—
Jarvis City's 25 Underappreciated Horror Films From The 1970s2017Ranked#15
Jarvis City's 50 Greatest Cannibal Movies Of All Time2017Ranked#33
JarvisCity's 15 Best Horror Movies Of 19742016Ranked#8
Paul Wells' The Horror Genre - From Beelzebub to Blair Witch (Short Cuts)2000Unranked—
PopOptiq's Ricky da Conceição's 200 Greatest Horror Films2015Ranked#193
PopOptiq's Ricky da Conceição's Greatest Slasher Films (1970-1990)2012Ranked#11
SYFY WIRE's Don Kaye's 20 obscure horror films from the 1970s2016Unranked—
Taste of Cinema's Ian Watson's 20 Lesser-Known Horror Movies Ideal For Halloween2015Ranked#9
The Orlok's Top 5 of 19742015Ranked#5
The Spooky Isles' Top 50 British Horror Films Of All Time2024Unranked—
VIRUS' Retro Virus: Early Screams2023Unranked—
Wales Arts Review's Gary Raymond and Gray Taylor's 50 Greatest Horror Movies That May Have Passed You By2016Ranked#25