🩸🔥 Step Into the Madness… Friday Night Frights Presents: 🧠🩺 “Corruption” (1968) 😱💉

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Horror fans, buckle up! 😄👀
Tonight’s feature is a wild descent into obsession, surgery, and pure chaotic terror. Friday Night Frights is serving up one of the most bizarre and unforgettable British horror films of the late ’60s — the twisted, nerve-tightening “Corruption” (1968). 🩸⚡

😨 Why This Film Is a Must-Watch

If you love psychological horror, ’60s shock cinema, and movies that make you squirm in the best way possible, this one is a ride. 🎢💀

Expect:
🔪 Peter Cushing in one of his most unhinged roles ever
💉 A brilliant surgeon pushed WAY past the edge
💋 A desperate attempt to save a disfigured woman
🩸 A secret medical procedure that should never happen
🔥 Violence, madness, and total unraveling

This film doesn’t play safe — it goes for the jugular. 😳🩸

🌑 The Vibes? Disturbing, Stylish, and Very 1968

This is that era of horror when the genre started experimenting with darker themes, more shocking visuals, and psychological tension. 🎥👁️
It’s gritty.
It’s bold.
It’s uncomfortable in the best horror-movie way. 😬💀

Perfect for fans of:
🩸 Cult classics
🧠 Morally twisted characters
🔦 Dark, intense atmosphere
🏥 Mad-science madness

Turn off the lights, grab your popcorn (if your stomach can handle it), and get ready…
Tonight’s horror is surgical. 😱🩺🔥

🏷️ HASHTAGS:

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