Sign in to YouTube. In the case of sequels, they are placed next to their predecessors, everything else is by year of release. Top 7 Horror Shows from the 1970s By Andrew on March 11th, 2016 The end of Vietnam, the release of pong, and the birth of the modern day blockbuster with Jaws, and Star Wars. more. A list of the best British TV Horror Anthologies from the 60s, 70s and 80s, series such as Thriller, Dead of Night and A Ghost Story for Christmas.

Instead, The Night Stalker was based on the then-unpublished novel The Kolchak Papers and inspired the TV series of the same name.After some research, an investigative reporter comes to believe a serial killer in Las Vegas is actually a vampire. Top 100 1970s Horror Movies/TV by nealoade | created - 19 Feb 2017 | updated - 02 Jun 2017 | Public 100 Notable horror films and franchises that were released or began in the 70s (1970-1979).

1970's Prime Time Shows That Disappeared Almost As Soon As They Appeared. Circle of fear, 1970s horror TV show Nemesis Guitars; 23 videos; 22,373 views; Last updated on Jun 20, 2015; Play all Share. Sign in.

Thanks to ABC Movie of the Week, audiences were treated to 90 minutes of original films delivered right to their living room every week. Sci-Fi Television in the 1970s by mike_sean | created - 06 Mar 2011 | updated - 28 Dec 2014 | Public Notable science fiction television shows from the seventies (1970-1979). Devil Dog The Hound of Hell (1978) by TVTERRORLAND. The Night Stalker (1972) Thankfully, this scary TV movie doesn't use the five most-dreaded words in a horror film: "based on a true story." It tends to be a little too intense for primetime.

Loading... Save. Horror may be big bucks at the box office, but the terrifying genre has never been terribly popular on network television. List order is chronological. Browse our collection of some of the best 1970s TV shows that aired during primetime television from 1970 to 1979. Updated on December 11, 2017. A horror anthology series, with each episode featuring a different eerie tale. Glory is a fan of 70s TV entertainment and enjoys writing about the popular and not so popular shows and TV movies of that decade.

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There are two kinds of horror TV viewers: those who look at a reenactment-driven paranormal series on a Top 25 list and think "huh? Not all sequels are included, only the one's held in high regard on the horror market.

A hosted horror movie show with Chuck Acri, screened on WQAD-TV in the quad cities and syndicated throughout Illinois. i.e. The end of Vietnam, the release of pong, and the birth of the modern day blockbuster with Jaws, and Star Wars.