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Horror Cinema History

Horror films, performers and recurring screen monsters. This page combines historical context with 18 matching records drawn directly from the World History Database cinema archive.

18 matching archive records 1922–2022 record span Open full 2,036-record archive

Historical context

Horror Cinema History: overview and significance

What happened?

The horror records include performers and films associated with Gothic, supernatural and monster cinema, particularly within British and American production.

Why was it important?

Horror has repeatedly renewed itself around new technologies, audiences and social anxieties while sustaining long-running screen traditions and iconic performers.

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Horror Cinema History timeline

The records below are selected from the 2,036-record Cinema History archive and rendered as static HTML in chronological order.

1922
1922 4th March

Nosferatu

Director Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau · Germany · Berlin · Cinema

Directs Nosferatu, one of the central works of German silent horror.

1954
1954

Godzilla

Ishiro Honda · Japan · Cinema

Ishiro Honda releases the anti-nuclear horror film Gojira, which was translated in the West as Godzilla

1954

Gojira

Ishiro Honda · Japan · Cinema

Ishiro Honda releases the anti-nuclear horror film Gojira, which was translated in the West as Godzilla

1957
1957

The Curse of Frankenstein

Christopher Frank Carandini Lee · Great Britain · Cinema

First film for Hammer inThe Curse of Frankenstein, plays Frankensteins monster. Appears in The Curse of Frankenstein

1958
1958

A Tale of Two Cities

Christopher Frank Carandini Lee · Great Britain · Cinema

Stars as Dracula in the film Dracula. Appears in A Tale of Two Cities

1963
1963

Dementia 13

Director Francis Ford Coppola · United States of America · Cinema

Directs Dementia 13, an early independent horror feature made before his major studio successes.

1965
1965

Dracula: Prince of Darkness

Christopher Frank Carandini Lee · Great Britain · Cinema

Stars as Dracula in Hammers Dracula: Prince of Darkness

1970
1970

The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes

Christopher Frank Carandini Lee · Great Britain · Cinema

Stars in The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes. Stars in Taste the Blood of Dracula

1974
1974

Young Frankenstein

Gene Wilder · United States of America · Cinema

Stars in "Young Frankenstein"

1978
1978

Saturn Award

Robin Hardy · Great Britain · Cinema

The Wickerman wins the 1978 Saturn Award for Best Horror Film

1979
1979

Alien

Director Ridley Scott · Great Britain · Cinema

Directs Alien, combining science fiction and horror in a film that becomes a major genre landmark.

1980
1980

The Shining

Director Stanley Kubrick · United States of America · Cinema

Directs The Shining, adapting Stephen King's novel into a psychological horror film.

1987
1987

Near Dark

Director Kathryn Bigelow · United States of America · Cinema

Directs Near Dark, blending vampire horror with the visual language of the western.

1992
1992

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Actor Gary Oldman · Great Britain · Cinema

Stars as Count Dracula in Francis Ford Coppola's adaptation Bram Stoker's Dracula.

2017
2017

Get Out

Director Jordan Peele · United States of America · Cinema

Makes his feature directing debut with Get Out, blending horror with social satire.

2019
2019

Us

Director Jordan Peele · United States of America · Cinema

Writes and directs Us, a horror film about a family confronted by violent doubles.

2022
2022

Nope

Actor Daniel Kaluuya · Great Britain · Cinema

Stars as ranch owner OJ Haywood in Jordan Peele's science-fiction horror film Nope.

2022

Nope

Director Jordan Peele · United States of America · Cinema

Writes and directs Nope, a science-fiction horror film centred on mysterious events above a California ranch.

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Historical context is editorial material; the chronology is generated from World History Database cinema records.

Last reviewed: September 2026.

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