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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....

This Halloween, the fright fest continues as Starlight Monster Movie Madness brings us a double feature guaranteed to chill you to the bone! Tomorrow night, the lineup kicks off with a horror classic, *Horror Express* (1972), starring the iconic Peter Cushing alongside his frequent horror collaborator, Christopher Lee. Set aboard a snowy, isolated train traveling through Siberia, this 1970s horror gem combines suspense, mystery, and just the right amount of vintage horror charm to make for an unforgettable Halloween night! 🚂👻 In *Horror Express,* Cushing and Lee play rival scientists who uncover an ancient, deadly creature frozen in ice, which they bring aboard the train. But as the train barrels through the freezing wilderness, the monster awakens, setting off a series of terrifying, otherworldly events that leaves everyone questioning who – or what – will survive. With Cushing’s signature wit and presence, every scene is a masterclass in classic horror acting, capturing all the su...