Trilogy of Terror

1968Movie1 h 55 min

55
DecentGoodWatch score

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Story

An anthology divided in three segments, helmed by three of the most important Brazilian directors of the 20th century. A mother becomes involved with black magic and offers a virgin woman to the Devil in exchange for curing the illness of her only son. A poor laborer is the only man in the village with courage to face a group of guerrilheiros ("guerrilla ghosts") that haunt the minds of the locals. A young man is afflicted by fear of reptiles and spiders and the fear of being buried alive. When he undergoes a shocking event, he becomes unresponsive and is mistakenly buried, only to revive in the coffin after burial.

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Facts

April 22, 1968 · 1 h 55 min · Horror

Released
April 22, 1968
Runtime
1 h 55 min
Genres
Horror
Original language
Portuguese
Made in
Brazil

Tropes

Here We Go Again!, Adaptational Villainy, Adaptational Villainy +9

  • Here We Go Again!
  • Adaptational Villainy
  • Adaptational Villainy
  • Our Ghosts Are Different
  • More Teeth than the Osmond Family
  • Abusive Parents
  • Meaningful Name
  • Villain Protagonist
  • Slasher Smile
  • Antagonist Title
  • Shout-Out
  • Twist Ending

12 of 55 tropes. From TV Tropes.

Q&A

3 questions, like "Is Trilogy of Terror worth watching?"

Questions about Trilogy of Terror

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Is Trilogy of Terror worth watching?

55
DecentGoodWatch score

Opinions are mixed, with a GoodWatch score of 55 (IMDb 6).

Is Trilogy of Terror in English?

Portuguese

No, it was made in Portuguese.

What tropes does Trilogy of Terror use?

Here We Go Again!Adaptational VillainyAdaptational VillainyOur Ghosts Are DifferentMore Teeth than the Osmond FamilyAbusive ParentsMeaningful NameVillain ProtagonistSlasher SmileAntagonist TitleShout-OutTwist Endingand 43 more

TV Tropes lists 55 tropes for it, including Here We Go Again!, Adaptational Villainy, and Adaptational Villainy.