horror films 1969

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Horror films released in 1969
TitleDirectorCastCountryNotes
La bambola di SatanaFerruccio CasapintaEmma Costantino, Roland Carey, Aurora BatistaItaly[1][2]
Blind BeastYasuzo MasumuraEiji Funakoshi, Mako Midori, Noriko SengokuJapan[3]
Blood of Dracula's CastleAl Adamson, Jean HewittJohn Carradine, Alexander D’Arcy, Paula RaymondUnited States[4]
The CorpseViktors RitelisMichael Gough, Yvonne Mitchell, Sharon GurneyUnited Kingdom[5]
Daughter of the MindWalter GraumanDon Murray, Ray Milland, Gene TierneyUnited StatesTelevision film[6]
Eye of the CatDavid Lowell RichMichael Sarrazin, Gayle Hunnicutt, Eleanor ParkerUnited States[5]
Fangs of the Living Dead (a.k.a. Malenka, the Vampire's Niece)Amando de OssorioAnita Ekberg, Julian Ugarte, Gianni MediciSpain
Italy		[7]
Fear No EvilPaul WendkosLouis JourdanUnited StatesTelevision film[5]
Frankenstein Must Be DestroyedTerence FisherPeter Cushing, Veronica Carlson, Freddie JonesUnited Kingdom[8]
The Haunted House of Horror (a.k.a. The Dark)Michael ArmstrongFrankie Avalon, Jill Haworth, Dennis PriceUnited Kingdom[9]
Hiroku KaibyodenTokuzo TanakaKojiro Hongo, Naomi Kobayashi, Mitsuyo KameiJapan[10]
Horrors of Malformed MenTeruo IshiiTeruo Yoshida, Tatsumi Hijikata, Minoru OhkiJapan[11]
Inferno of TortureTeruo IshiiJapan[12]
It's Alive!Larry BuchananTommy Kirk, Shirley Bonne, Annabelle WeenickUnited StatesTelevision film[13][14]
The Mad RoomBernard GirardStella Stevens, Shelley Winters, Skip WardUnited States[15]
Night of Bloody HorrorJoy N. Houck, Jr.Gerald McRaney, Gaye Yellen, Evelyn HendricksUnited States[16]
Nightmare in WaxBud TownsendCameron Mitchell, Scott BradyUnited States[17]
The Oblong BoxGordon HesslerVincent Price, Christopher Lee, Alister WilliamsonUnited Kingdom
United States		[18]
Rote lippen (a.k.a. Two Undercover Angels)Jesús FrancoJanine Reynaud, Rossana Yanni, Adrian HovenWest Germany
Spain		[19]
Scream Baby ScreamJoseph AdlerBrad F. Grinter, Rossie Harris, Chris MartellUnited States[20]
What Ever Happened to Aunt Alice?Lee H. KatzinGeraldine Page, Ruth Gordon, Rosemary Forsyth, Robert Fuller, Mildred DunnockUnited States[21]

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