Frightmare
Directed by Pete WalkerAfter escaping a death sentence for her hideous crimes, a seemingly rehabilitated woman settles in an isolated farmhouse with her husband, only to ache, once more, for blood, and a crash-course in surgery. Is, indeed, her old self back?
Frightmare Ratings & Reviews
- Chris29 december 2024“They said she was well.” - Edmond Yates From the marvelous mind of Pete Walker comes a twisted thrill ride into the mind of uncontrollable cannibalism. 🔪🏫🕤
- Kevin Ward2 juli 2025A fun UK 70’s slasher with really excellent performances, a twisted family drama, tarot cards, driller kills, and (of course) mental health as public enemy number one. Excellent pick, Matt. I was totally engrossed with the acting and the performances here, which is not usually the case, particularly for older slasher. Damn, the voiceover on the final shot is absolutely diabolical. Loved it.
Frightmare Trivia
Frightmare was released on 6 november 1974.
Frightmare was directed by Pete Walker.
Frightmare has a runtime of 86m.
Frightmare was produced by Pete Walker.
After escaping a death sentence for her hideous crimes, a seemingly rehabilitated woman settles in an isolated farmhouse with her husband, only to ache, once more, for blood, and a crash-course in surgery. Is, indeed, her old self back?
The key characters in Frightmare are Edmund Yates (Rupert Davies), Dorothy Yates (Sheila Keith), Jackie Yates (Deborah Fairfax).
Frightmare is rated R.
Frightmare is a Skräck, Thriller film.
Frightmare has an audience rating of 5.4 out of 10.