1970’s

New Orleans Horror Mardi Gras Massacre

Mardi Gras Massacre – 1978
Low budget remake of Blood Feast (1963) – the movie that broke the barrier in showing gore on screen. In this version of the same story, instead of an Egyptian character we have a mad Aztec high priest as the main character. A serial killer in a welder’s mask stalks the streets of New Orleans during the Mardi Gras festival.

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Louis Malle’s Pretty Baby

Pretty Baby – 1978
Louis Malle’s classic and controversial tale of 1917 Storyville New Orleans stars Brooke Shields as a 12 year old girl named Violet living in a bordello.
Photographer Ernest J. Bellocq has an attraction to and he is a regular of the whorehouse. One day, Madame Nell auctions Violet’s virginity and the winner pays the fortune of $400 to spend the night with the girl…

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Horror Anthology Dead Of Night

Dead Of Night – 1977 (aka Dead Of Night:Deathdream)
Dark Shadows director Dan Curtis helmed this 70’s horror anthology of 3 short movies starring Ed Begley Jr., E.J. André and Ann Doran.
Stories are based from Richard Matheson tales about a possessed car, vampires and ghosts in a beach house. One or more of these films takes place in New Orleans.

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