FrightFest

Reaction to this seems to have been really good, not surprising really as it was great.

It's online if you want to catch it again:

Anyone care to do a frame breakdown?

What is the film with the scary looking female puppet moving toward the screen? I saw this scene featured in one of the actual FF films this weekend too.

What time does it appear at?

Roughly 31 seconds in, with the Newly Created Extras title.

IndianaM wrote:Anyone care to do a frame breakdown?

What is the film with the scary looking female puppet moving toward the screen? I saw this scene featured in one of the actual FF films this weekend too.

it was in The Babadook iirc.

I thought it was in that, but saw so many movies that I couldn't be sure. Any idea what the film clip is, and if it's any good?

IndianaM wrote:Anyone care to do a frame breakdown?

What is the film with the scary looking female puppet moving toward the screen? I saw this scene featured in one of the actual FF films this weekend too.

Black Sabbath I think.

From the description on the video, I assume in order of appearance (duplicates omitted, because it ends with Zombie Flesh Eaters):

Spider Baby
Frankenhooker
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers
Django, Prepare a Coffin
Street Trash
Beyond Re-animator
Big Trouble In Little China
Black Sunday
White Of The Eye
Deadly Blessing
The Fall of the House of Usher
The House By the Cemetery
Silent Night, Deadly Night
Lisa and the Devil
Black Sabbath
The Lickerish Quartet
The Car
Knightriders
Dressed to Kill
Runaway Train
Pieces
Class of Nuke 'em High
Island of Death
Caligula
The Burbs
Demons
The Funhouse
Day of the Dead
City of the Living Dead
Foxy Brown
Lifeforce
Deep Red
The Beyond
Slaughter High
The Fury
Blow Out
Battle Royale
Baron Blood
The Deadly Spawn
Maniac Cop
The Last American Virgin
The Abominable Dr. Phibes
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 2
Motel Hell
Combat Shock
Theatre Of Blood
Zombie Flesh Eaters
Milano Calibro 9 / Calibre 9
Sisters
The People Under the Stairs
Forbidden Zone
Lady Snowblood
Phenomena
Squirm

jerichodark wrote:

IndianaM wrote:Anyone care to do a frame breakdown?

What is the film with the scary looking female puppet moving toward the screen? I saw this scene featured in one of the actual FF films this weekend too.

Black Sabbath I think.

Yes it's from one of the segments in Black Sabbath!

IndianaM wrote:Anyone care to do a frame breakdown?

What is the film with the scary looking female puppet moving toward the screen? I saw this scene featured in one of the actual FF films this weekend too.

I know people have already confirmed, but it is definitely "Black Sabbath".
That's one of my all-time favourite scare scenes, and from the "Drop of Water" story in the anthology.
It's not a puppet (well, in the story anyway). It's the mummified corpse of an old lady, that returns to haunt a nurse that has stolen from her.
Scary as hell in the context of the film, and still a bit shivery on its own.

what is the film with the weird little grey baby thing in the cot? looked like been shot on super8 or something...

morralex wrote:what is the film with the weird little grey baby thing in the cot? looked like been shot on super8 or something...

Combat Shock

pauluspink wrote:

morralex wrote:what is the film with the weird little grey baby thing in the cot? looked like been shot on super8 or something...

Combat Shock

Thanks. Will look that one up.

IndianaM wrote:I thought it was in that, but saw so many movies that I couldn't be sure. Any idea what the film clip is, and if it's any good?

Black Sabbath is great and it looks fantastic on Blu-ray. It's an anthology film by the great Maria Bava. If you get to watch it, there are two versions on the disc. Make sure you'll watch the Italian rather than the English language cut, it's far superior.

I've put together a list with timecodes. Thanks to sherbetbizarre, kickasschewgum and Biohazard for helping identify 1:03 and 1:11.

0:01 Spider Baby (Girl with web)
0:06 Frankenhooker (Purple-haired woman with severed head)
0:08 Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) (Donald Sutherland howling)
0:10 Django, Prepare a Coffin (Django shooting some bad guys)
0:11 Street Trash (Man explodes)
0:12 Beyond Re-animator (Zombie drinking from a carton)
0:13 Big Trouble In Little China (Chinese demon shoots eyebeams, second shot of Kurt Russell)
0:14 Black Sunday / La maschera del demonio (1960) (b/w excutioner hammering a mask onto a woman's face)
0:16 White Of The Eye (Head smashed into microwave)
0:18 Deadly Blessing (Two women shoot a bag that explodes in blood)
0:21 The Fall of the House of Usher (Woman with bloody hands, text: Brand new restorations)
0:22 House by the Cemetery (Blonde woman screaming)
0:23 Spider Baby (b/w bald man grasping)
0:24 Silent Night, Deadly Night (Woman with pearls and brown pillbox hat screaming)
0:25 Lisa and the Devil (Moustached man screaming, woman with tears on her cheeks, she runs him over with a car)
0:27 The House By the Cemetery (Blonde woman stabbed through back of head and out her mouth. Text: High definition video and audio)
0:30 Black Sabbath / I tre volti della paura (Mummified woman glides towards camera. Text: Newly created extras)
0:33 The Lickerish Quartet (Man pushing woman on ladder. Text: Classic Archival Content)
0:36 The Car (Car spinning over into another car)
0:38 Knightriders (Motorcycling Knights)
0:40 The Fall of the House of Usher (Vincent price in red coat)
0:42 Dressed to Kill (Nancy Allen in lingerie "What do you think?", Text: Collector's Booklets)
0:46 Silent Night, Deadly Night (Bearded man, "You better run")
0:48 Runaway Train (Man goes through train windscreen)
0:51 Pieces (Chainsaw murder)
0:53 Class of Nuke 'em High (Woman with red tights stomps a blonde man's balls)
0:56 Island of Death (Blonde woman waggling her tongue)
0:57 Caligula (Helen mirren making hand movements, Malcolm McDowell gives the thumbs up, Mirren winks)
1:00 The Burbs (Man with axe in head "I bet that hurts")
1:02 Demons (Drooling demon woman)
1:03 ??? ("Come on, shoot me, I'm going nowhere") - Identified as Runaway Train.
1:06 The Funhouse (Monster with long white hair being electrocuted)
1:07 Day of the Dead (Army man "What the hell are you talking about Frankenstein")
1:11 ??? (Moustached man holds up severed head) - Identified as Boris Karloff in Black Sabbath.
1:12 City of the Living Dead ("Horrendously awful things are happening")
1:14 Foxy Brown ("You dig" "I sure do")
1:16 Lifeforce (Man with white hair and moustache "Here I go")
1:18 The Burbs (Tom Hanks screaming at a bone)
1:21 Deep Red (Camera gliding into a theatre. Text: "Newly commisioned artwork")
1:22 The Beyond (Man and woman in a hospital corridor filled with zombies. Text: "Reversible sleeves")
1:25 Slaughter High (Jester stepping forward)
1:26 The Fury (Man with glowing blue eyes)
1:27 Blow Out (John Travolta listening to a bursting car tyre)
1:28 Battle Royale (School girl shoots two other girls with an Uzi)
1:30 Baron Blood (Woman with hat with red pom-poms. Text: Classic artwork options)
1:31 The Deadly Spawn (Man with a strip of light on his face as toothy monster advances)
1:32 Maniac Cop (Bruce Campbell turns to camera)
1:33 The Last American Virgin (Woman in black spins around for three teen boys)
1:35 The Abominable Dr. Phibes (Vincent Price and woman ballroom dancing)
1:37 The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 2 (Dennis Hopper with dual chainsaws)
1:38 Motel Hell (Man with pig mask and chainsaw)
1:39 Combat Shock (Crying baby thing)
1:42 Theatre Of Blood (Vincent Price whisks in a bowl)
1:43 Zombie Flesh Eaters / Zombi 2 (Zombie hand pulls woman's head toward jagged piece of wood)
1:44 Milano Calibro 9 / Calibre 9 (Man in white jacket shooting, a couple of other men fall dead)
1:46 Sisters (Margot Kidder turns)
1:47 The People Under the Stairs (Man in gimp suit)
1:48 Forbidden Zone (Several men spinning on chairs)
1:49 Lady Snowblood (Japanese woman with wakizashi)
1:50 Deep Red ("I saw the face of the murderer")
1:52 Phenomena (Jennifer Connelly with her hair blowing in the wind)
1:54 Squirm ("Why is this happening?")
1:55 Zombie Flesh Eaters / Zombi 2 (Zombies on fire being shot. Text: Classic cult films in definitive format)