Alfred Hitchcock: Film & TV List

For decades the Master of Suspense had movie audiences riveted on the edge of their seats, all the while, pioneering many of the visual and storytelling techniques cinematographers, scriptwriters, and directors use today. Although Alfred Hitchcock is considered one of the most influential filmmakers in the history of cinema, his early contributions to the film industry exhibited very little of the artistic license we've come to associate him with in his later and superior works. They did, however, provide the British filmmaker an excellent training ground and opened further opportunities. The ambitious director eventually achieved commercial success in 1927 with his very first thriller, The Lodger, which proved to be a sign of things to come. As Hitchcock's distinctive style of filmmaking began to mature, the intricate use of frames to enhance the psychological profiles of the characters, the voyeuristic camera work, and the frequent use of the 'McGuffin' as a plot-moving device, all came to define the 'Hitchcockian' film. Despite having made numerous cameos in many of his films, it wasn't until Hitchcock hosted the popular television program Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955-1962) that he truly reached the peak of the public's consciousness and became a cultural icon. Today, when we think of the great Alfred Hitchcock, his gallows humor and unmistakable profile immediately come to mind. Also, as a result of the successful TV show, we cannot help but associate Charles Gounod's musical composition 'Funeral March for a Marionette' with Hitchcock.

Appearances (1921) -- as title cards designer; lost film

The Bonnie Brier Bush (1921) -- as title cards designer; lost film
The Call of Youth (1921) -- as title cards designer; lost film

Dangerous Lies (1921) -- as title cards designer; lost film
The Great Day (1921) -- as title cards designer; lost film

The Mystery Road (1921) -- as title cards designer; lost film
The Princess of New York (1921) -- as title cards designer; lost film

Love's Boomerang (a.k.a. Perpetua) (1922) -- as title cards designer; lost film
The Man from Home (1922) -- as title cards designer; lost film
Number 13 (a.k.a. Mrs. Peabody) (1922) -- directorial debut; unfinished film; all footage is lost
The Spanish Jade (1922) -- as title cards designer; lost film
Tell Your Children (a.k.a. Protect Your Daughter; Reckless Decision) (1922) -- as title cards designer; lost film
Three Live Ghosts (1922) -- as title cards designer
Always Tell Your Wife (1923) -- uncredited as co-director; half of the film is lost
Woman to Woman (1923) -- as writer; lost film
The Passionate Adventure (1924) -- as writer
The Prude's Fall (a.k.a. Dangerous Virtue) (1924) -- as writer; partially lost
The White Shadow (a.k.a. White Shadows) (1924) -- as assistant director, writer, editor, and set designer; only half of the film survives
The Pleasure Garden (1925)
Die Prinzessin und der Geiger (a.k.a. The Blackguard) (1925) -- as writer

The Mountain Eagle (a.k.a. Fear o' God) (1926) -- lost film
Downhill (a.k.a. When Boys Leave Home) (1927)

The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927)

The Ring (1927)

Champagne (1928) 

Easy Virtue (1928)
The Farmer's Wife (1928)

Blackmail (1929)
Juno and the Paycock (a.k.a. The Shame of Mary Boyle) (1929)
The Manxman (1929)
An Elastic Affair (1930) -- lost short film
Elstree Calling (1930) -- directed a segment
Murder! (1930)
Mary (1931)
Rich and Strange (a.k.a. East of Shanghai) (1931)
The Skin Game (1931)
Lord Camber's Ladies (1932) -- as producer
Number Seventeen (a.k.a. Number 17) (1932) 

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
Waltzes from Vienna (a.k.a. Strauss' Great Waltz) (1934)
Sanders of the River (1935) -- directed part of the film

The 39 Steps (1935) 
Sabotage (1936)

Secret Agent (1936)

Young and Innocent (a.k.a. The Girl Was Young) (1937)

The Lady Vanishes (1938) 

Jamaica Inn (1939)
Foreign Correspondent (1940)
Men of the Lightship (1940) -- editor of U.S. version; documentary short

Rebecca (1940)
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941)
Suspicion (1941)
Target for Tonight (1941) -- editor of US version; documentary short
Picture People No. 10: Hollywood at Home (1942) -- appearance; documentary; lost film
Saboteur (1942)
Forever and a Day (a.k.a. The Changing World) (1943) -- as one of the writers
Shadow of a Doubt (1943)
Show-Business at War (a.k.a. The March of Time Volume IX, Issue 10) (1943) -- appearance; documentary
Aventure Malgache (1944) -- short film
Bon Voyage (1944) -- short film
The Fighting Generation (1944) -- documentary short
Lifeboat (1944)
Spellbound (1945)
Watchtower Over Tomorrow (1945) -- uncredited as one of the directors; lost short film

Notorious (1946)

The Paradine Case (1947)

Rope (1948) 

Under Capricorn (1949)
Stage Fright (1950)

Strangers on a Train (1951)
I Confess (1953)
Dial M for Murder (1954)
Lux Video Theatre: 'To Each His Own' (a.k.a. Summer Video Theatre) (1954) -- guest appearance; TV series episode
Rear Window (1954)
What's My Line?: 'September 12' (1954) -- guest appearance; TV game-show episode
The Red Skelton Show: 'Look Magazine Movie Awards Show' (1955) -- appearance; TV series episode
To Catch a Thief (1955)
The Trouble with Harry (1955)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955-1962) -- as host; TV series

Cinépanorama: 'July 27' (1956) -- appearance; TV documentary series episode

Lux Video Theatre: 'The Night of January Sixteenth' (a.k.a. Summer Video Theatre) (1956) -- guest appearance; TV series episode
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
The Wrong Man (1956)
Suspicion (1957-1959) -- as executive producer; TV series
Vertigo (1958) 

North by Northwest (1959)
Tactic: 'unknown episode' (1959) -- appearance; TV series episode
Psycho (1960)
Ford Startime: 'Incident at a Corner' (a.k.a. Lincoln-Mercury Startime; Startime) (1960) -- TV series episode
Alcoa Premiere: 'The Jail' (1962) -- as executive producer; TV series episode

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962-1965) -- as host; TV series

The Birds (1963)
CBS: The Stars' Address (1963) -- appearance; TV special

Marnie (1964)

Monitor: 'Huw Wheldon Meets Alfred Hitchcock' (1964) -- appearance; TV documentary series episode

Telescope: 'A Talk with Hitchcock' (1964) -- appearance; TV documentary series episode

Cinema: 'Alfred Hitchcock' (1966) -- appearance; TV documentary series episode

Today: 'July 6' (a.k.a. NBC News Today; The Today Show) (1966) -- appearance; TV news episode

Torn Curtain (1966)
The 40th Annual Academy Awards (1968) -- appearance; TV special
Hollywood: The Selznick Years (1969) -- appearance; documentary
London Aktuell: 'Episode #1.1' (1969) -- appearance; TV documentary series episode
The Mike Douglas Show: 'December 30' (1969) -- appearance; TV series episode

Topaz (1969)

The Dick Cavett Show: 'June 8' (1970) -- appearance; TV series episode

Samedi Soir: 'January 16' (1971) -- appearance; TV series episode
Aquarius: 'Alfred the Great' (1972) -- appearance; TV series episode
Camera Three: 'The Illustrated Alfred Hitchcock: Part 1' (1972) -- appearance; TV series episode
Camera Three: 'The Illustrated Alfred Hitchcock: Part 2' (1972) -- appearance; TV series episode
The Dick Cavett Show: 'Alfred Hitchcock' (1972) -- appearance; TV series episode
Film Night: 'The Master of Suspense' (1972) -- appearance; TV series episode
Frenzy (1972)
V.I.P. - Schaukel: 'Episode #2.4' (1972) -- appearance; TV documentary series episode
The Men Who Made the Movies: 'Alfred Hitchcock' (1973) -- appearance; TV documentary special

The 46th Annual Academy Awards (1974) -- appearance; TV special

The Tomorrow Show: 'December 24' (a.k.a. Tomorrow Coast to Coast) (1974) -- appearance; TV series
The Elstree Story (1976) -- appearance; TV special
Family Plot (1976)
La Nuit des Césars: '2ème Nuit des Césars' (1977) -- appearance; TV documentary series episode
The 29th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1977) -- appearance; TV special

CBS: On the Air (1978) -- appearance; mini-series

NBC: The First Fifty Years - A Closer Look, Part Two (1978) -- appearance; documentary

The American Film Institute Salute to Alfred Hitchcock (a.k.a. AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Alfred Hitchcock) (1979) -- appearance; TV special

The American Film Institute Salute to James Stewart (a.k.a. AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to James Stewart) (1980) -- appearance; TV special
Memory of the Camps (1985) -- as editor; previously unreleased documentary made in 1945

Gas (2006) -- based on a 1919 story written by Alfred Hitchcock, which was never used

Vincent Price: Film & TV List

When it came to delivering chills and thrills, very few actors have been able to measure up to the looming 6' 4" legendary Merchant of Menace -- Vincent Price! Not only did he keep the horror genre alive for decades after the conclusion of its golden age, he also made it fun and brought out nervous laughter from captivated audiences everywhere. Armed with dark intellectual wit, an articulate and resonating voice that was both unique and immediately identifiable, and possessing a seemingly endless supply of confidence, Price made it all work to his advantage, becoming one of the greatest horror icons of all time. Outside of portraying some of the most interesting and delightfully sinister roles on film and television, Price was a well-rounded man who wore many hats, including that of a gourmet cook, an art collector and historian, and as an outspoken activist for human rights. His playful demeanor and generosity made fans and fellow showbiz colleagues especially receptive to the gentleman scholar who inspired many wherever he went. As a tribute, what follows is an extensive list of his films and television credits.

Service de Luxe (1938)

The Shoemaker's Holiday (1938) -- lost film

The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (a.k.a. Essex and Elizabeth) (1939)

Tower of London (1939) -- with Boris Karloff
Brigham Young (1940) -- with John Carradine
Green Hell (1940)

The House of the Seven Gables (1940) 

The Invisible Man Returns (1940) 

Hudson's Bay (1941)
The Song of Bernadette (1943)
The Eve of St. Mark (1944)
The Keys of the Kingdom (1944) -- with Roddy McDowall
Laura (1944)
Wilson (1944)
Leave Her to Heaven (1945)
A Royal Scandal (1945)
Dragonwyck (1946)

Shock (1946) 

The Long Night (1947) 

Moss Rose (1947) -- with George Zucco
The Web (1947)

Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) -- as the voice of the Invisible Man

The Three Musketeers (1948)

Up in Central Park (1948) 

Bagdad (1949)

The Bribe (1949)
The Christmas Carol (1949) 
Pantomime Quiz (a.k.a. Stump the Stars) (1949-1952) -- TV game-show series
The Baron of Arizona (1950)
Champagne for Caesar (1950)
Curtain Call at Cactus Creek (1950)

The Saturday Night Revue with Jack Carter: 'EpisodeS #1.6, #2.6' (1950) -- TV series episodes

Adventures of Captain Fabian (1951) -- with Agnes Moorehead

Fireside Theatre: 'Torture' (1951) -- TV series episode

His Kind of Woman (1951) -- with Raymond Burr
Notes on the Port of St. Francis (1951) -- voice narration; documentary short
Pictura (1951) -- voice narration; documentary

The Saturday Night Revue with Jack Carter: 'Episode #2.24' (1951) -- TV series episode

Summer Video Theatre: 'The Promise' (1951) -- TV series episode

Chesterfield Presents: 'Count Victor Lustig, the Fabulous Swindler' (1952) -- TV series episode
Gruen Guild Theater: 'Dream Man' (1952) -- TV series episode
The Las Vegas Story (1952)

Lights Out: 'The Third Door' (1952) -- TV series episode
Lux Video Theatre: 'The Game of Chess' (1952) -- TV series episode

Pulitzer Prize Playhouse: 'Monsieur Beaucaire' (1952) -- TV series episode

Robert Montgomery Presents: 'The Ringmaster' (1952) -- TV series episode
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars: 'The Human Touch' (1952) -- TV series episode
Crucifixion (1953) -- documentary short
House of Wax (1953) -- with Carolyn Jones
The Jack Benny Program: 'Irene Dunne Show' (1953) -- TV series episode
The Philip Morris Playhouse: 'Ballet for a Stranger' (1953) -- TV series episode

Schlitz Playhouse of Stars: 'Sheila' (1953) -- TV series episode

Summer Theatre: 'Dream Job' (1953) -- TV series episode

The Betty White Show: 'August 4' (1954) -- TV series episode

Born in Freedom: The Story of Colonel Drake (1954)
Casanova's Big Night (1954) -- with Raymond Burr, John Carradine, & Lon Chaney Jr.
Dangerous Mission (1954) -- with Piper Laurie
Lux Video Theatre: 'The Heiress' (1954) -- TV series episode
The Mad Magician (1954)

The Milton Berle Show: 'Episode #7.5' (1954) -- TV series episode

The Orange Coast College Story (1954)
Truth or Consequences: 'August 10' (1954) -- TV game-show episode
What in the World?: 'December 4' (1954) -- TV series episode
Climax!: 'Night of Execution' (1955) -- TV series episode
Crossroads: 'Cleanup' (1955) -- TV series episode

The Eddie Cantor Comedy Theater: 'How Much for Van Such' (1955) -- TV series episode
The Milton Berle Show: 'Episode #7.9' (1955) -- TV series episode

Son of Sinbad (1955)
TV Reader's Digest: 'The Brainwashing of John Hayes' (1955) -- TV series episode

The Alcoa Hour: 'Sister' (1956) -- TV series episode
Climax!: 'Spin Into Darkness' (1956) -- TV series episode

Crossroads: 'The Rebel' (1956) -- TV series episode

Crossroads: 'God's Healing' (1956) -- TV series episode

The Ed Sullivan Show: 'Episode #9.41' (1956) -- TV series episode; with Peter Lorre

General Electric Theater: 'The Ballad of Mender McClure' (1956) -- TV series episode
The George Gobel Show: 'Episode #3.4' (1956) -- TV series episode

The Herb Shriner Show: 'November 20' (1956) -- TV series episode
It Could Be You: 'September 19' (1956) -- TV game-show episode

The Martha Raye Show: 'Episode #3.8' (1956) -- TV series episode
Matinee Theatre: 'Whom Death Has Joined Together' (1956) -- TV series episode
Pantomime Quiz (a.k.a. Stump the Stars): 'July 13' (1956) -- TV game-show episode
Playhouse 90: 'Forbidden Area' (1956) -- TV series episode
The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #5.21' (1956) -- TV series episode

Science Fiction Theatre: 'Operation Flypaper' (1956) -- TV series episode

Science Fiction Theatre: 'One Thousand Eyes' (1956) -- TV series episode
Serenade (1956)

The $64,000 Challenge: 'May 6, 13, 20, 27' (1956) -- TV game-show episodes

The $64,000 Challenge: 'June 3, 10, 17' (1956) -- TV game-show episodes
The $64,000 Challenge: 'September 23, 30' (1956) -- TV game-show episodes
The $64,000 Challenge: 'October 7, 14, 21, 28' (1956) -- TV game-show episodes

The Steve Allen Show: 'Premier' (1956) -- TV series episode
Summer Video Theatre: 'Sting in the Tail' (1956) -- TV series episode
The Ten Commandments (1956) -- with John Carradine & Yvonne De Carlo
Tonight!: 'May 30' (1956) -- TV series episode

The Vagabond King (1956)

The Walter Winchell Show: 'Episode #1.4' (1956) -- TV series episode

Washington Square: 'Episode #1.5' (1956) -- TV series episode

What's My Line?: 'December 16' (1956) -- TV game-show episode

While the City Sleeps (1956)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: 'The Perfect Crime' (1957) -- TV series episode
Climax!: 'Avalanche at Devil's Pass' (1957) -- TV series episode
Eight Steps to Peace: Charter Review (1957) -- documentary
Eight Steps to Peace: The Answer Now (1957) -- documentary

General Electric Theater: 'The Iron Horse' (1957) -- TV series episode
I've Got a Secret: 'December 19' (1956) -- TV game-show episode

It Could Be You: 'May 15' (1957) -- TV game-show episode

Jane Wyman Presents The Fireside Theatre: 'The Perfect Alibi' (1957) -- TV series episode
Odyssey (1957) -- documentary
Playhouse 90: 'The Clouded Image' (1957) -- TV series episode
Playhouse 90: 'Lone Woman' (1957) -- TV series episode

Playhouse 90: 'The Mystery of Thirteen' (1957) -- TV series episode

The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #6.15' (1957) -- TV series episode

The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #6.31' (1957) -- TV series episode

The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #7.7' (1957) -- TV series episode
Revolution of the Eye (1957) -- documentary
The Rosemary Clooney Show: 'Episode #1.39' (1957) -- TV series episode

Schlitz Playhouse: 'The Blue Hotel' (1957) -- TV series episode
Schlitz Playhouse: 'High Barrier' (1957) -- TV series episode
Shower of Stars: 'Star Time' (1957) -- TV series episode

The Story of Mankind (1957) -- with John Carradine, Peter Lorre & Agnes Moorehead

Studio 57: 'Secret Darkness' (1957) -- TV series episode
The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show: 'Episode #1.31' (1957) -- TV series episode

Collector's Item: 'The Left Fist of David' (1958) -- unaired TV series pilot with Peter Lorre

E.S.P. (a.k.a. Tales of E.S.P.) (1958) -- TV game-show series

The Fly (1958)

General Electric Theater: 'Angel in the Air' (1958) -- TV series episode

Half Hour to Kill: 'Freedom to Get Lost' (1958) -- unaired TV series pilot

Have Gun - Will Travel: 'The Moor's Revenge' (1958) -- TV series episode
It Could Be You: 'May 6' (1958) -- TV game-show episode

Matinee Theatre: 'Angel Street' (1958) -- TV series episode
The Milton Berle Show: 'December 31' (1958) -- TV series episode
People Are Funny: 'February 1' (1958) -- TV game-show episode

Person to Person: 'Vincent Price' (1958) -- TV documentary series episode

The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #7.20' (1958) -- TV series episode

The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #7.31' (1958) -- TV series episode

Schlitz Playhouse: 'The Kind Mr. Smith' (1958) -- TV series episode
The 30th Annual Academy Awards (1958) -- TV special; with Janet Leigh
Tonight Starring Jack Paar: 'August 26, November 7' (1958) -- TV series episodes
What's My Line?: 'March 9' (1958) -- TV game-show episode

The Bat (1959) -- with Agness Moorehead

The Big Circus (1959) -- with Peter Lorre

House on Haunted Hill (1959)
The Jack Benny Program: 'Panel Discussion Show' (1959) -- TV series episode
Keep Talking: 'July 22' (1959) -- TV game-show episode
Key Witness (1959) -- unaired TV game-show pilot
Masquerade Party: 'April 23' (1959) -- TV game-show episode

The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #8.31' (1959) -- TV series episode

Return of the Fly (1959)
Riverboat: 'Witness No Evil' (1959) -- TV series episode
Startime: 'The Secret World of Kids' (1959) -- TV series episode
The 31st Annual Academy Awards (1959) -- TV special; with Carolyn Jones & Janet Leigh
The Tingler (1959)

Tonight Starring Jack Paar: 'March 5, April 17, July 21, September 2, December 4' (1959) -- TV series episodes

What's My Line?: 'April 12' (1959) -- TV game-show episode

About Faces: 'February 3' (1960) -- TV game-show episode

Adventures in Paradise: 'The Color of Venom' (1960) -- TV series episode
The Chevy Mystery Show: 'Run-Around' (1960) -- TV series episode
The Chevy Mystery Show: 'Murder by the Book' (1960) -- TV series episode
The Chevy Mystery Show: 'Blind Man's Bluff' (1960) -- TV series episode
The Chevy Mystery Show: 'The Suicide Club' (1960) -- TV series episode; with Cesar Romero

The Chevy Mystery Show: 'The Perfect Alibi' (1960) -- TV series episode

Family Classics: 'The Three Musketeers' (1960)

The George Gobel Show: 'Episode #6.10' (1960) -- TV series episode

Here's Hollywood: 'November 2' (1960) -- TV series episode

House of Usher (1960)

It Happened in Hollywood: 'The Western' (1960) -- TV documentary series episode

It Happened in Hollywood: 'The Comedys' (1960) -- TV documentary series episode

The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #9.22' (1960) -- TV series episode; with Jackie Coogan
The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #10.4' (1960) -- TV series episode

Special Gala to Support Kennedy Campaign (1960) -- TV special; with Janet Leigh

Startime: 'Tennessee Ernie Ford Meets King Arthur' (1960) -- TV series episode

Tonight Starring Jack Paar: 'February 18, June 23' (1960) -- TV series episodes

The Jack Paar Tonight Show: 'December 12' (1960) -- TV series episode
Truth or Consequences: 'June 23' (1960) -- TV game-show episode

The United States Steel Hour: 'Shame the Devil' (1960) -- TV series episode with Betsy Palmer

The Best of the Post: 'Off the Set' (1961) -- TV series episode

Famous Ghost Stories (1961)
Gordon, il Pirata Nero (1961)
Master of the World (1961)
Naked Terror (1961) -- voice narration; documentary

Nefertiti, Regina del Nilo (1961) 

Pit and the Pendulum (1961) -- with Barbara Steele
Truth or Consequences: 'November 27' (1961) -- TV game-show episode

Confessions of an Opium Eater (1962)

Convicts 4 (1962)
The Red Skelton Show: 'Episode #11.34' (1962) -- TV series episode
Tales of Terror (1962) -- with Peter Lorre & Lennie Weinrib
Tell It to Groucho: 'February 8' (1962) -- TV series episode
Today: 'August 27' (1962) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show: 'April 23' (1962) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'November 30' (1962) -- TV series episode

Tower of London (1962)

Vincent Price Collection of Fine Art (1962) -- documentary

Your First Impression: 'January 5' (1962) -- TV game-show episode

Beach Party (1963) 

The Comedy of Terrors (1963) -- with Boris Karloff & Peter Lorre

Diary of a Madman (1963)

Exploring: 'Gulliver in Lilliput' (1963) -- TV documentary series episode

The Haunted Palace (1963) -- with Lon Chaney Jr.
Pantomime Quiz (a.k.a. Stump the Stars): 'Carol Lynley vs. Vincent Price' (1963) -- TV game-show episode
Play Your Hunch: 'May 24' (1963) -- TV game-show episode
The Raven (1963) -- with Boris Karloff & Peter Lorre

Twice Told Tales (1963)
The Celebrity Game: 'April 19' (1964) -- TV game-show episode; with Eartha Kitt
Chagall (1964) -- voice narration; documentary

The Danny Kaye Show: 'Episode #1.31' (1964) -- TV series episode

The House on Art Hill (1964) -- documentary

I Tabù (1964) -- voice narration; documentary

The Last Man on Earth (1964)
The Masque of the Red Death (1964)

The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #13.18' (1964) -- TV series episode

The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #13.27' (1964) -- TV series episode

The Tomb of Ligeia (1964)
The City Under the Sea (1965)

The Danny Kaye Show: 'Episodes #2.17, #3.13' (1965) -- TV series episodes

Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine (1965)

The Jack Benny Program: 'Jack Appears on a Panel Show' (1965) -- TV series episode
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: 'The Foxes and Hounds Affair' (1965) -- TV series episode
Moment of Fear: 'The Secret Darkness' (1965) -- TV series episode

The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #14.20' (1965) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'March 29' (1965) -- TV series episode
Truth or Consequences: 'May 19' (1965) -- TV game-show episode

The Wild Weird World of Dr. Goldfoot (1965)
If These Walls Could Speak (1965-1966) -- TV documentary series

Batman: 'An Egg Grows in Gotham' (1966) -- TV series episode

Batman: 'The Yegg Foes in Gotham' (1966) -- TV series episode
Caravan Around the World (1966) -- documentary

Clown Alley (1966) -- with Billy Barty & Jackie Coogan

Clown Alley (a.k.a. Here Comes Freckles): 'March 1' (1966) -- TV series episode; with Martha Raye

The Danny Kaye Show: 'Episode #3.29' (1966) -- TV series episode

Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs (1966)
Hollywood Talent Scouts: 'January 31' (1966) -- TV series episode
The Mike Douglas Show: 'Episode #4.130' (1966) -- TV series episode
The Milton Berle Show: 'Episode #1.11' (1966) -- TV series episode

The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #15.19' (1966) -- TV series episode

Batman: 'Louie, the Lilac' (1967) -- TV series episode

Batman: 'The Ogg and I' (1967) -- TV series episode

Batman: 'How to Hatch a Dinosaur' (1967) -- TV series episode

Batman: 'Catwoman's Dressed to Kill' (1967) -- TV series episode

Batman: 'The Ogg Couple' (1967) -- TV series episode
La Casa de las Mil Muñecas (1967) 
Dateline: Hollywood: 'June 21' (1967) -- TV series episode

Eye on Art: 'The St. Louis Art Scene' (1967) -- TV documentary series episode

F Troop: 'V Is for Vampire' (1967) -- TV series episode
The Hollywood Squares (1967-1980) -- TV game-show series; semi-regular

The Jackals (1967)
The Merv Griffin Show: 'Episode #4.194' (1967) -- TV series episode
The Mike Douglas Show: 'Episodes #5.201-205' (1967) -- TV series episodes; with Adam West
The Mike Douglas Show: 'Episodes #5.229, #5.242, #6.23' (1967) -- TV series episodes
The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #16.30' (1967) -- TV series episode
The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #17.11' (1967) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'May 24, August 7' (1967) -- TV series episodes

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: 'The Deadly Dolls' (1967) -- TV series episode
You Don't Say: 'August 21, 22, 23, 24, 25' (1967) -- TV game-show episodes

The Ed Sullivan Show: 'Episodes #21.22, #21.23' (1968) -- TV series episodes

Histoires Extraordinaires (a.k.a. Spirits of the Dead) (1968) -- Narrates English version

The Merv Griffin Show: 'Episode #5.122' (1968) -- TV series episode
The Mike Douglas Show: 'Episodes #6.121, #7.5' (1968) -- TV series episodes
The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #18.1' (1968) -- TV series episode; with Boris Karloff
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: 'Episodes #2.10, #2.13' (1968) -- TV series episodes
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'February 29, July17' (1968) -- TV series episodes

Witchfinder General (1968) -- with Boris Karloff
You Don't Say: 'April 29, 30, May 1, 2, 3' (1968) -- TV game-show episodes
BBC Play of the Month: 'The Heiress' (1969) -- TV series episode
Clown Alley (a.k.a. Here Comes Freckles): 'March 31' (1969) -- TV series episode
Daniel Boone: 'Copperhead Izzy' (1969) -- TV series episode
Della: 'Episode #1.1' (1969) -- TV series episode; with Jonathan Frid

Get Smart: 'Is This Trip Necessary?' (1969) -- TV series episode

The Good Guys: 'Fly in My Stew' (1969) -- TV series episode

The Joey Bishop Show: 'Episodes #3.228, #4.17, #4.76' (1969) -- TV series episodes

The Merv Griffin Show: 'September 18' (1969) -- TV series episode 

More Dead Than Alive (1969)
The Movie Game: 'September 8, 9, 10, 11, 12' (1969) -- TV game-show episodes
Name Droppers: 'October 6, 7, 8, 9, 10' (1969) -- TV game-show episodes
The Oblong Box (1969) -- with Christopher Lee

Personality: 'June 18' (1969) -- TV game-show episode

The Trouble with Girls (1969) -- with John Carradine
Cry of the Banshee (1970)
Cucumber Castle (1970)
The David Frost Show: 'Episode #2.128' (1970) -- TV series episode

Dinah's Place: 'August 21, September 21, October 30, December 4' (1970) -- TV series episodes

An Evening of Edgar Allan Poe (1970)

Frost on Sunday: 'Episode #2.11' (1970) -- TV series episode
Here's Lucy: 'Lucy Cuts Vincent's Price' (1970) -- TV series episode
Holiday Startime Special (1970)
It's Tommy Cooper: 'Episode #1.7' (1970) -- TV series episode
Life with Linkletter: 'February 3, 4, 5' (1970) -- TV series episodes
Love, American Style: 'Love and the Decision/Love and the Haunted House' (1970) -- TV series episode

Max: 'Episode #2.4' (1970) -- TV series episode

The Mod Squad: 'A Time of Hyacinths' (1970) -- TV series episode
Music Hall: 'Episode #2.3' (1970) -- TV series episode; with Sid Caesar
The Real Tom Kennedy Show: 'September 6' (1970) -- TV series episode
The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #19.15' (1970) -- TV series episode
The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #19.24' (1970) -- TV series episode

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: 'Episodes #4.7, #4.12' (1970) -- TV series episodes; with Rod Serling & Orson Welles

Scream and Scream Again (1970) -- with Peter Cushing & Christopher Lee

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'February 11' (1970) -- TV series episode
The Virginia Graham Show: 'Episode #2.2' (1970) -- TV series episode
You Don't Say: 'October 5' (1970) -- TV game-show episode

The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971)

The Beginning of the End of the World (1971) -- documentary

The BOO Show (1971) 

Cooking Price-Wise (1971) -- TV series

Curiosity Shop: 'Special' (1971) -- TV series episode
The David Frost Show: 'Episode #4.52' (1971) -- TV series episode
Here Comes Peter Cottontail (1971)

The Hilarious House of Frightenstein (1971) -- TV series

Make Your Own Kind of Music!: 'Episodes #1.1, #1.6, #1.8' (1971) -- TV series episodes

The Merv Griffin Show: 'Salute to Horror' (1971) -- TV series episode; with Forrest J. Ackerman, John Carradine, Frank Gorshin, Don Post, Glenn Strange 

The Merv Griffin Show: 'March 29, July 15, September 24, October 31' (1971) -- TV series episodes

Mooch Goes to Hollywood (1971)

Night Gallery: 'Class of '99' (1971) -- TV series episode
The Pet Set: 'August 3' (1971) -- TV series episode

The Red Skelton Hour: 'Episode #20.19' (1971) -- TV series episode
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In: 'Episode #5.11' (1971) -- TV series episode; with Agnes Moorehead
Stars on Sunday: 'May 2, 8, 9, 23' (1971) -- TV series episodes
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'March 30, November 9' (1971) -- TV series episodes
Vincent Price Is in the Country (1971)

The Virginia Graham Show: 'March 30, October 12' (1971) -- TV series episodes

What's a Nice Girl Like You...? (1971) -- with Roddy McDowall

The Amateur's Guide to Love: 'May 1, 2, 3, 4, 5' (1972) -- TV game-show episodes

The Aries Computer (1972) 

The Brady Bunch: 'The Tiki Caves' (1972) -- TV series episode
The Brady Bunch: 'Pass the Tabu' (1972) -- TV series episode
The Carol Burnett Show: 'Episodes #5.18, #6.11' (1972) -- TV series episodes
The Dating Game: 'October 31' (1972) -- TV game-show episode

Dr. Phibes Rises Again (1972) -- with Peter Cushing

The Golddiggers: 'unknown episode' (1972) -- TV series episode
The Jimmy Stewart Show: 'Price Is Right' (1972) -- TV series episode
The Mike Douglas Show: 'September 19' (1972) -- TV series episode
Night Gallery: 'The Return of the Sorcerer' (1972) -- TV series episode
Stand Up and Cheer: 'Episode #2.2' (1972) -- TV series episode
Today: 'January 14' (1972) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'May 12, October 19' (1972) -- TV series episodes

Annabel Lee (1973) -- short film
The Art Institute: A Self-Portrait (1973) -- documentary

Baffle: 'September 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, October 15' (1973) -- TV game-show episodes

Columbo: 'Lovely But Lethal' (1973) -- TV series episode
The Dean Martin Comedy Hour: 'Celebrity Roast: Bette Davis' (1973) -- TV series episode

Dinah's Place: 'November 7' (1973) -- TV series episode

Film '73: 'May 29, August 7' (1973) -- TV series episodes

The Movie Quiz: 'July 2' (1973) -- TV Game Show episode
The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour: 'Episode #4.12' (1973) -- TV series episode
Stand Up and Cheer: 'Episode #2.24' (1973) -- TV series episode
Theatre of Blood (1973) 
This Is Your Life: 'Vincent Price' (1973) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'September 27' (1973) -- TV series episode
Bicentennial Minutes: 'unknown episode' (1974) -- TV documentary series episode

The Carol Burnett Show: 'Episode #7.19' (1974) -- TV series episode
Day at Night: 'Vincent Price' (1974) -- TV series episode
The Dean Martin Comedy Hour: 'Celebrity Roast: Bobby Riggs' (1974) -- TV series episode

The Devil's Triangle (1974) -- voice narration
Dinah!: 'Episode #1.7' (1974) -- TV series episode
The Horror Hall of Fame: A Monster Salute (1974) -- TV special; with John Astin, John Carradine, Frank Gorshin, William Tuttle, Billy Van

Madhouse (1974) -- with Peter Cushing

Percy's Progress (a.k.a. It's Not the Size That Counts) (1974)

The Snoop Sisters: 'Black Day for Bluebeard' (1974) -- TV series episode
The Tender Trap (1974) -- documentary

This Is Your Life: 'Christopher Lee' (1974) -- TV series episode; with Peter Cushing & Christopher Lee
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'April 22, May 17' (1974) -- TV series episodes

Alice Cooper: The Nightmare (1975)

Alice Cooper: Welcome to My Nightmare (1975) 

The Carol Burnett Show: 'Episode #8.14' (1975) -- TV series episode

Journey Into Fear (1975) -- with Donald Pleasence
The Merv Griffin Show: 'January 24' (1975) -- TV series episode
The Midnight Special: 'November 7' (1975) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'January 13, January 28, November 21, December 25' (1975) -- TV series episodes
Anyone for Tennyson? The Master Poets Collection: 'May 3' (1976) -- TV series episode

The Bionic Woman: 'Black Magic' (1976) -- TV series episode

Ellery Queen: 'The Adventure of the Sinister Scenario' (1976) -- TV series episode

Joys (1976) -- TV special; with Billy Barty, Angie Dickinson, Phyllis Diller

Looks Familiar: 'January 12, February 16' (1976) -- TV series episodes
The Mike Douglas Show: 'June 23' (1976) -- TV series episode; with Roddy McDowall
The Muppet Show: 'Episode #1.19' (1976) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'April 19, November 25' (1976) -- TV series episodes

The Brady Bunch Variety Hour: 'Episode #1.3' (1977) -- TV series episode
The Butterfly Ball (1977) -- voice narration
The Captain and Tennille: 'Episode #1.17' (1977) -- TV series episode
The Cry of a Hurting World... I'm Hungry! (1977) -- documentary; with Jim Henson, Frank Oz

Dinah!: 'Episode #3.72' (1977) -- TV series episode; with Orson Welles

Gregory Peck: A Living Biography (1977) -- TV series episode

Hollywood (1977) -- documentary
Lindsay Wagner: Another Side of Me (1977)
The Mike Douglas Show: 'Episode #15.148' (1977) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'January 24, March 10, July 1, July 18, December 28' (1977) -- TV series episodes

The World of Vincent Price (1977) -- documentary

America 2-Night: 'Vincent Price' (1978) -- TV series episode

The Jim Nabors Show: 'Episode #1.9' (1978) -- TV series episode

The Love Boat: 'Ship of Ghouls' (1978) -- TV series episode

Personal View: 'Vincent Price' (1978) -- TV documentary series episode

Ringo (1978)
Today: 'April 8, April 18' (1978) -- TV series episodes
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'May 15, July 12' (1978) -- TV series episodes

CBS Library: 'Once Upon a Midnight Dreary' (1979) -- TV series episode

The Hollywood Greats: 'Edward G. Robinson' (1979) -- TV documentary series episode
The Muppets Go Hollywood (1979)
Richiardi's Chamber of Horror and Illusion (1979) -- documentary
Scavenger Hunt (1979) -- with Roddy McDowall
The Strange Case of Alice Cooper (1979) -- voice narration
Symbols of Lives Past: The Rambova Collection (1979) -- TV short
The 3rd Annual People's Command Performance (1979) -- TV special

Time Express (1979) -- TV series
Today: 'September 13' (1979) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'February 19, April 2, May 14' (1979) -- TV series episodes
V.I.P.-Schaukel: 'Episode #9.2' (1979) -- TV documentary series episode
Days of Fury (1980) -- documentary
I Go Pogo (1980) 

John Ritter: Being of Sound Mind & Body (1980) 

The Sorcerer's Apprentice (1980) -- voice narration; animated short

Bustin' Loose (1981) -- scenes deleted

The Monster Club (1981) -- with John Carradine & Donald Pleasence
Mystery! (1981-1989) -- TV series
Blankety Blank: 'September 4' (1982) -- TV game-show episode
Circus of the Stars #7 (1982) -- TV special; with Linda Blair, Martha Raye
The 54th Annual Academy Awards (1982) -- TV special; with Debbie Allen, Rick Baker, Harry Hamlin, Jim Henson, Jack Nicholson, Susan Sarandon, Steven Spielberg, Paul Williams

Freddie the Freeloader's Christmas Dinner (1982) 

Fun with Mr. Future (1982) -- animated short

Hansel and Gretel (1982)

Magic with the Stars (1982) -- TV special; with Orson Welles

Ruddigore (1982) 

Tales from the Vatican Collection (1982) -- documentary

A Taste of China (1982) -- TV documentary series
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'November 30' (1982) -- TV series episode

Trapper John, M.D.: 'The Ransom' (1982) -- TV series episode

Vincent (1982) -- short film
Wogan: 'June 22' (1982) -- TV series episode

Family Feud: 'Batman vs. Lost in Space' (1983) -- TV game-show episode; with Yvonne Craig, Bob May, Burt Ward, Adam West

House of the Long Shadows (1983) -- with John Carradine, Peter Cushing & Christopher Lee
The Making of 'Thriller' (1983) -- documentary; with Rick Baker 

Thriller (1983) -- voice narration; short film
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'December 1' (1983) -- TV series episode
Your Choice for the Film Awards (1983) -- TV special, with Sissy Spacek
Aspel & Company: 'Episode #1.6' (1984) -- TV series episode
Bloodbath at the House of Death (1984)
Don't Ask Me, Ask God (1984) -- TV special; with Carol Mayo Jenkins
Faerie Tale Theatre: 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' (1984) -- TV series episode

Faerie Tale Theatre: 'The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers' (1984) -- TV series episode
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'October 31' (1984) -- TV series episode
America Screams (1985) -- documentary

Dracula, the Great Undead (1985) -- documentary

Idea Power (1985) -- documentary short

Joan Rivers and Friends Salute Heidi Abromowitz (1985) -- TV special; with Elvira, Anthony Perkins, Charles Nelson Reilly
Looking for Perfection (1985) -- documentary short

Night of 100 Stars II (1985) -- TV special; with Michael Caine, Lynda Carter, Angie Dickinson, Deidre Hall, Mark Hamill, Jim Henson, Janet Leigh, Burgess Meredith, Jack Palance, William Shatner

Spirit of Quality (1985) -- documentary short
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'September 12' (1985) -- TV series episode

The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo (1985-1986) -- animated TV series

Blacke's Magic: 'Wax Poetic' (1986) -- TV series episode
Cinéma Cinémas: 'Vincent Price - Malibu, Juillet' (1986) -- TV documentary series episode
Escapes (1986)
The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
Cooking with Wolfgang Puck (1987) -- documentary
Creepy Classics (1987) -- documentary
The Little Troll Prince (1987)
The Nativity (1987) -- animated short
The Offspring (a.k.a. From a Whisper to a Scream) (1987)
Sonya Live in L.A.: 'December 10' (1987) -- TV series episode
Sparky's Magic Piano (1987)
Strange But True Football Stories (1987) -- documentary
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'November 30' (1987) -- TV series episode
The Whales of August (1987)
Dead Heat (1988)
Michaels' Movie Madness: 'unknown episode' (1988) -- TV series episode
The New Hollywood Squares: 'February 1, October 17' (1988) -- TV game-show episodes
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: 'June 13' (1988) -- TV series episode
Vincent Price: The Sinister Image (1988) -- documentary
Coral Browne: Caviar for the General (1989) -- documentary
Don't Scream It's Only a Movie (1989) -- documentary
The House of the Seven Gables: A Guided Tour with Vincent Price (1989) -- documentary
The 61st Annual Academy Awards (1989) -- TV special; with Michael Caine, Angie Dickinson, Corey Feldman, Carrie Fisher, Jeff Goldblum, Carrie Hamilton, Amy Irving, Demi Moore, Sigourney Weaver
Step Into the Third Dimension (1989) -- documentary short

Catchfire (1990) 

Edward Scissorhands (1990)
Entertainment Tonight: 'April 27' (1990) -- TV series episode

The Horror Hall of Fame (1990) -- TV special; with Joe Dante, Brad Dourif, Robert Englund, Kane Hodder, Steve Johnson, Dan O'Bannon, Linnea Quigley, George A. Romero, Zelda Rubinstein, John A. Russo

In the Director's Chair: The Man Who Invented Edward Scissorhands (1990) -- documentary; with Tim Burton, Johnny Depp, Danny Elfman, Bob Kane 
Appreciating Art with Vincent Price (1990-1991) -- TV documentary series
American Masters: 'Helen Hayes: First Lady of the American Theatre' (1991) -- TV documentary series episode
The Horror Hall of Fame II (1991) -- TV special; with Adrienne Barbeau, Marilyn Burns, Elvira, Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines, Tippi Hedren, Tobe Hooper, Teri McMinn, Dick Miller, Edwin Neal, Dee Wallace, Albert Whitlock
Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker (1991) -- documentary
Tiny Toon Adventures: 'How Sweetie It Is' (1991) -- voice narration; TV series episode

The Heart of Justice (1992)

The Princess and the Cobbler (1993) -- with Donald Pleasence

Conversations with Vincent (1994) -- documentary; with Samuel Z. Arkoff, Tim Burton, Roger Corman
Vincent Price: My Life and Crimes (1994) -- documentary

Arabian Knight (1995)

  

  

  

Silent Screams Movie List: 1895-1899

Throughout the world, people have always held a strange fascination for the macabre and the fantastique. Ghosts, demons, witches, the undead, and other nightmare inducing entities and beings have materialized in traditional oral storytelling, songs, paintings, plays, literature, magic shows, and marvelous 19th Century inventions that are now considered building blocks to the evolution of celluloid cinema. Optical devices, such as the camera obscura, the Laterna magica, and the wonder drums, were used to create the illusion of moving images that both entertained and frightened gullible spectators of yesteryear. With the earliest production of crude filmmaking and film projecting inventions (such as the Edison Manufacturing Company's Kinetograph, the Lumière brothers' Cinématographe, Robert William Paul's Theatrograph, Leon Gaumont's Chronotograph, and Edison's Vitascope), wondrous and uncanny characters came to life right before the viewers' eyes. Of course, it was French filmmaker Georges Méliès who seemed to have the most stamina to create hundreds of wickedly delightful short fantasy, horror, and science fiction films during the early years of movie making. Here, Sicko-Psychotic has put together a list of the first movie spectacles to deal with subjects of both horror and the fantastique.

Trilby Death Scene (a.k.a. Death Scene) (1895; Edison Manufacturing Company) -- lost film 

Le Cauchemar (a.k.a. A Nightmare) (1896; Star Film) -- a dreamer's hand is bitten by the moon
Dix Chapeaux en 60 Secondes (a.k.a. Conjurer Making Ten Hats in Sixty Seconds) (1896; Star Film) -- lost film
Escamotage d'une Dame au Théâtre Robert Houdin (a.k.a. The Conjuring of a Woman at the House of Robert Houdin) (1896; Star Film) -- magician transforms a woman into a skeleton
Le Fakir, Mystère Indien (1896; Star Film) -- lost film
La Fée aux Choux (a.k.a. The Cabbage Fairy) (1896; Société des Etablissements L. Gaumont)
Le Manoir du Diable (a.k.a. The Devil's Castle; The Haunted Castle) (1896; Star Film) -- featuring a demon, gnome, living skeleton, ghosts, and witches.
Nain Grotesque (a.k.a. Tom Old Boot) (1896; Star Film) -- lost film
Un Petit Diable (a.k.a. A Little Devil; A Little Rascal) (1896; Star Film) -- lost film
Rip Meeting the Dwarf (1896; American Mutoscope Company) -- part 2 of movie serial based on 'Rip Van Winkle' 
Exit of Rip and the Dwarf (a.k.a. Rip and the Dwarf) (1896; American Mutoscope Company) -- part 3 of movie serial based on 'Rip Van Winkle' 
Rip Leaving Sleepy Hollow (1896; American Mutoscope Company) -- part 4 of movie serial based on 'Rip Van Winkle' 
Rip's Toast to Hudson and Crew (1896; American Mutoscope Company) -- part 5 of movie serial based on 'Rip Van Winkle' 
Rip's Twenty Years' Sleep (1896; American Mutoscope Company) -- part 6 of movie serial based on 'Rip Van Winkle', 
Séance de Prestidigitation (a.k.a. Conjuring) (1896; Star Film) -- a seance is depicted; lost film
Select Scenes from 'The Corsican Brothers' (1896; Edison Manufacturing Company) -- based on Alexandre Dumas Père's classic novel; lost film 
Une Nuit Terrible (a.k.a. A Terrible Night) (1896; Star Film) -- giant bug gets revenge
You Dirty Boy (1896; Robert W. Paul) -- a statue comes to life; lost film 
Le Cabinet de Méphistophélès (a.k.a. The Devil's Laboratory; The Laboratory of Mephistopheles) (1897; Star Film) -- a demon & ghost terrorize two cavaliers, lost film
Le Château Hanté (a.k.a. The Devil's Castle) (1897; Star Film) -- a ghost, living skeleton, and demon appear
Chez le Magnétiseur (a.k.a. At the Hypnotist's) (1897; Société des Etablissements L. Gaumont)
Chirurgien Américain (a.k.a. A Twentieth Century Surgeon) (1897; Star Film) -- mad doctor switches body of unsuspecting derelict, lost film
The Dancing Skeleton (1897; American Mutoscope Company) -- lost film, 
Faust et Marguerite (1897; Star Film) -- lost film
Hallow-e'en in Coon-Town (1897; American Mutoscope Company) -- lost film 
Hänsel und Gretel (1897; Messter Film) -- lost film
The Haunted Castle (1897; G.A.S. Films) -- lost film
L'Alchimiste (1897; Pathé Frères) -- lost film
L'Auberge Ensorcelée (a.k.a. The Bewitched Inn) (1897; Star Film) -- poltergeist activity
L'Hallucination de L'Alchimiste (a.k.a. An Hallucinated Alchemist) (1897; Star Film) -- star with female heads & a giant face vomiting people from its mouth are featured; lost film
Le Magnétiseur (a.k.a. The Hypnotist at Work) (1897; Star Film) -- woman is magically unclothed while under a trance; lost film
Le Malade Imaginaire (a.k.a. An Imaginary Patient) (1897; Star Film) -- lost film
Rapunzel (1897; Messter Film) -- lost film
Le Squelette Joyeux (a.k.a. The Dancing Skeleton) (1897; Lumière) -- fantasy
The X-Ray Fiend (a.k.a. X-Rays) (1897; G.A.S. Films) -- two skeletons are exposed when Professor zaps unaware couple with X-ray device
Aladdin (1898; G.A.S. Films) -- lost film
The Cavalier's Dream (1898; Vitagraph Company of America) -- features a demon & a witch; lost film
La Caverne Maudite (a.k.a. The Cave of the Demons) (1898; Star Film) -- lost film
Cinderella (a.k.a. Cinderella and the Fairy Godmother) (1898; G.A.S. Films) -- lost film
The Clown Barber (1898; Williamson Kinematograph Company) -- lost film
The Corsican Brothers (1898; G.A.S. Films) -- lost film
Créations Spontanées (a.k.a. Fantastical Illusions) (1898; Star Film) -- lost film
La Damnation de Faust (a.k.a. Damnation of Faust) (1898; Star Film) -- lost film
Ella Lola, a la Trilby (1898; Edison Manufacturing Company) -- dance based on George L. Du Maurier's 'Trilby' 
The Fairy (1898; Robert W. Paul) -- lost film
Faust (1898; G.A.S. Films) -- based on Johann Wolfgang Goethe's classic novel; lost film
Faust and Mephistopheles (1898; G.A.S. Films) -- second Faust film by director George Albert Smith; lost film
Le Grotte du Diable (1898; Star Film) -- lost film
Guillaume Tell et le Clown (a.k.a. Adventures of William Tell) (1898; Star Film) -- fantasy-comedy
Un Homme de Têtes (a.k.a. Four Heads Are Better Than One) (1898; Star Film) -- fantasy-comedy
Illusions Fantasmagoriques (a.k.a. The Famous Box Trick) (1898; Star Film) -- fantasy
La Lune à un Mètre (a.k.a. The Astronomer's Dream) (1898; Star Film) -- fantasy-comedy
Le Magicien (a.k.a. Black Magic; The Magician) (1898; Star Film) -- fantasy-comedy
Magie Diabolique (a.k.a. Black Art) (1898; Star Film) -- lost film
Masked Procession (1898; Edison Manufacturing Company) -- costume documentary; lost film 
Masque Diabolique G. Méliès (1898; Star Film) -- lost film
The Mesmerist (a.k.a. The Mesmerist; or, Body and Soul) (1898; G.A.S. Films) -- lost film
Photographing a Ghost (1898; G.A.S. Films) -- lost film
Les Rayons Röntgen (a.k.a. A Novice at X-Rays) (1898; Star Film) -- sci-fi; lost film
Rêve d'Artiste (a.k.a. The Artist's Dream) (1898; Star Film) -- lost film
Satan Contorsionniste (1898; Pathé Frères) -- lost film
Scène d'Escamotage (a.k.a. Disappearing Act) (1898; Société des Etablissements L. Gaumont) -- magician turns a woman into an ape-like creature
Skeleton Dance, Marionettes (1898; Edison Manufacturing Company) -- lost film 
La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (a.k.a. The Temptation of St. Anthony) (1898; Star Film) -- biblical
Walküre (1898; Messter Film) -- lost film
Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp (1899; G.A.S. Films) -- lost film
La Belle et la Bête (a.k.a. Beauty and the Beast) (1899; Pathé Frères) -- lost film
Un Bon Lit (a.k.a. A Midnight Episode) (1899; Star Film) -- lost film
Cendrillon (a.k.a. Cinderella) (1899; Star Film) -- fantasy
Le Chevalier Mystère (a.k.a. The Mysterious Knight) (1899; Star Film) -- fantasy
Cléopâtre (a.k.a. Cleopatra's Tomb) (1899; Star Film) -- horror
La Colonne de Feu (a.k.a. Haggard's She: The Pillar of Fire) (1899; Star Film) -- a demon appears
Le Diable au Convent (a.k.a. The Devil in a Convent) (1899; Star Film) -- horror
Dick Whittington (1899; G.A.S. Films) -- lost film
Évocation Spirite (a.k.a. Summoning the Spirits) (1899; Star Film) -- a ghost & demon are featured
Les Farces de Satan (1899; Pathé Frères) -- lost film
The Haunted House (1899; S. Lubin) -- featuring a ghost & a demon; lost film
L'Illusionniste Fin de Siêcle (a.k.a. The Conjurer) (1899; Star Film) -- fantasy
Le Miroir de Cagliostro (a.k.a. Cagliostro's Mirror) (1899; Star Film) -- features a demon; lost film
The Miser's Doom (1899; Robert W. Paul) -- a ghost appears; lost film
Neptune et Amphitrite (a.k.a. Neptune and Amphitrite) (1899; Star Film) -- lost film
La Pierre Philosophale (a.k.a. Miser's Dream) (1899; Star Film) -- lost film
La Pyramide de Triboulet (a.k.a. The Human Pyramid) (1899; Star Film) -- fantasy
Salle à Manger Fantastique (a.k.a. A Dinner Under Difficulties) (1899; Star Film) -- lost film
Satan Conformist (1899; Pathé Frères) -- lost film
Les Spectres (a.k.a. Murder Will Out) (1899; Star Film) -- lost film
La Statue de Neige (a.k.a. The Snow Man) (1899; Star Film) -- lost film

Strange Adventure of New York Drummer (1899; Edison Manufacturing Company) -- fantasy-comedy

Upside Down; or, The Human Flies (1899; Robert W. Paul)

A Visit to the Spiritualist (1899; Edison Manufacturing Company) -- lost film