These are horror movies that I have seen that I would consider underrated an obscure, that I think are terrific, and would be considered to be great among by a many horror fan. There are many great hidden gems out there to be seen. These are worth checking out. 

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TV movies sometimes get a bad rap: People complain about poor writing, low production values, and intrusive commercial breaks. However, most horror fans know that TV is the home of some of the greatest, scariest movies ever made. Since kids can usually sneak TV movies without their parents’ permission, it was TV movies that first scared the hell out of many young viewers, making them horror devotees for life. Back in the 1970s, made-for-TV horror movies were a genre unto themselves. The days before even the most basic of cable used to bring low-budget movies to the small screen every afternoon or as “Movies of the Week.” Many of these treasures are still highly watchable, memorable, and have even enjoyed big budget remakes.

Mostly based on the now defunct Telefantasy List website plus a few bonus ones I've found that weren't listed on there. 

Roy Holder, Michael MacKenzie, and Petra Markham in Ace of Wands (1970)

"October is upon us – the challenge is simple: at least 31 horror films must be watched during the month of October. 16 of these must be FTVs (first time viewings). The challenge will begin at 00:00 hours on October 1st in your time zone. Runtime is 45 minutes minimum. If unsure on whether a movie is "horror" or not, please refer to the usual suspects: IMDb, Wiki, Letterboxd, etc. Documentaries (non-feature length) and TV shows will not be accepted. Kiddy-friendly "Halloween themed" movies will be permitted as long as there is some element of horror, i.e. A Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline, Goosebumps, Hubie Halloween, etc."

Cathryn Harrison in The Witches of Pendle (1976)

These are all the viewings for 2017... I have seen more viewings this year, than any other year, and this includes feature-length movies, documentaries, TV shows and mini-series.

Alan Cumming, Jonathan Winters, Fred Armisen, George Lopez, Anton Yelchin, and Katy Perry in The Smurfs (2011)

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