Frightmare

In Frightmare, viewers are introduced to Dorothy and Edmund Yates, who are released from a mental institution after fifteen years. Dorothy's history of murder and cannibalism raises questions about her mental state, as her family grapples with the aftermath of her release. The film explores dark themes of bloodlust and insanity, framed within a narrative that blends horror and dark comedy.

The film has become notable within the exploitation and proto-slasher subgenres, appealing to collectors interested in niche horror titles. With a runtime of 88 minutes, it offers a compact yet impactful story that reflects the era's fascination with psychological horror and thrillers. The film stars Rupert Davies, Sheila Keith, and Paul Greenwood, among others, adding depth to its character-driven plot.

Frightmare is available in various formats, including VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and Betamax, offering collectors multiple options to add this unique title to their libraries.