"Burnt Offerings" in Bluray

[jaragon]

The creepy mansion has never looked better-

[TopBilled]

Glad to see this. It's one of my favorite horror films from the 70s.

[Sgt_Markoff]

I'm not sure where it ranks in my personal favourite lists but it's definitely high-up there. Certainly falls in my *top twenty* of enjoyable, well-made horror flicks; and whenever I'm asked what films truly scared me most? Its on that shortlist, easily. There's just nothing like that crazy chauffeur.

Just to give you a frame-of-reference, my #1 all-time favorite horror movie is from earlier that same decade; is low-budget, shot in black-and-white, and no blood. Its called "Let's Scare Jessica To Death". Tops with me.

[LawrenceA]

13 minutes ago, Sgt_Markoff said:

Just to give you a frame-of-reference, my #1 all-time favorite horror movie is from earlier that same decade; is low-budget, shot in black-and-white, and no blood. Its called "Let's Scare Jessica To Death". Tops with me.

I'm not sure if you've confused the title or the content, but Let's Scare Jessica to Death was in color, not B&W.

[Sgt_Markoff]

I probably watched it on a b&w television, that's all. Thanks, though.

[cinemaspeak59]

On 10/1/2016 at 1:09 PM, TopBilled said:

Glad to see this. It's one of my favorite horror films from the 70s.

Same here, it's a well-crafted horror yarn.