Drive-In Terror Movie Trailers (1950s)

Not since Dracula stalked the Earth, as the world known so terrifying a day, or night. It's I who renounced you, and in the name of Satan, I placed a curse upon you. Black Sunday is like no motion picture you've ever seen.

There are those who believe, and those who do not. But both must know the suspense, the shock of meeting the living dead, and of bringing the dead to life. I came to my eyes, embrace me.

You will die, but I can bring you pleasures mortals cannot know. Sunday, the most terrifying motion picture you'll ever see. Satan, wearing strange robes, and fighting with all the furies of Hades, arouses the countryside to a frenzy of black terror.

Boy possessed. Eve online, appealing as the girl who loves him.

Whit Bissell, unforgettable, as the scientist maddened by the mystery of the werewolf. And Tony Marshall, a tough, friendly enemy. Huh? These are the official pictures? Yes, Chief. Slash on either side of the throat. You got any theories?

Thanks. He was killed with... They were who... Panic penetrates every home. When this strange, unknown killer hits down. Taking hold of the teenage crowd. Coloring their practical jokes with hysterical humor that'll make you fall flat on your face.

With horror. No. Remember how wonderful it was when you sprang suddenly, dunking with your fans. A soft throat that dashes your warm blood. No! Nothing you've ever seen has such blood-chilling savagery. Nothing you've ever conceived, packed such a spine-tingling jolt.

This high school boy, a teenage werewolf. A constant threat of claw-ripping attack to everyone. To the brave and the beautiful. What's happened? The whole town seems deserted. At monsters on a loose right here, Tom.