The Seventh Victim

Nothing comes to mind.

Probably the only, like the first time I was scared in a movie would be, do you remember the Look Who's Talking films? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I can't remember if it's the second or third one, but Mel Brooks' voice is like the toilet.

What? Oh, really? Yeah.

So his first film, and here's where we're going to start getting back to some real horror.

Cat People, 1942, was his first one, followed by I Walked With a Zombie, The Leopard Man, The Seventh Victim, The Ghost Ship, The Curse of the Cat People, the sequel to Cat People.

So by the way, the Cat People of 1942, yes, that was remade in the 1980s with Natasha Kinski in it.

So Curse of the Cat People, 1944, Mademoiselle Fifi, all these I've never seen or heard of.

Um, I've been going down this, like, long list of films from the '30s and '40s that might not necessarily be categorized as horror, more like the thriller category.

It's amazing because The Seventh Victim is this film, and I always forget the producer's name, um, but he also produced Cat People.

And in the film, you have this woman who is going to search for her sister that's missing in New York, and she lives this very non-traditional lifestyle, and she's demonized for it.

Um, so it's really interesting how that theme is continuous throughout those films of the time.