Trilogy of Terror Collection

The Trilogy of Terror Collection is a two-film horror and thriller anthology that explores the unsettling ways supernatural events can emerge from ordinary objects and occurrences. Spanning from 1975 to 1996, this collection comprises two distinct trilogies, totaling 162 minutes in runtime. The films within delve into themes of obsession, sibling rivalry, and grief, often showcasing the horrific consequences that can arise from seemingly innocuous circumstances. The collection’s stories, drawn from the works of Tanith Lee and David Liss, blend the real and the uncanny to create a macabre anthology across diverse genres and styles. The first trilogy features tales involving a college professor, a woman grappling with her sister's perceived evil, and a curio store owner who unleashes a Zuni fetish doll’s malevolent power. The second trilogy explores horror through narratives centered on grave robbery, a mother's supernatural reunion with her son, and the terrifying presence of a murderous doll. The Trilogy of Terror Collection consists of two films: Trilogy of Terror (1975) with a runtime of 72 minutes and Trilogy of Terror II (1996) with a runtime of 90 minutes. The collection has a total budget and revenue of zero. This anthology presents a series of unsettling stories, emphasizing the potential for darkness to reside within the everyday world.