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The golden age of horror captivated moviegoers in the late ’60s and mid-’70s. Hollywood raised the special effects bar, while eccentric producers and directors employed cutting-edge techniques to shock audiences.
William Castle perfected promotional gimmicks. “Thirteen Ghosts” required audiences to don ghost viewer plastic goggles. The red lens let you see the ghosts. The blue lens protected you. I still have mine. ×
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