The Headless Eyes

A grimy slice of early ’70s grindhouse horror that delivers raw, unsettling body horror on a shoestring budget.

• A gritty, NYC-shot descent into madness that predates and echoes later urban exploitation horrors.
• The eye-gouging motif taps into primal fears of bodily violation with visceral practical effects that still unsettle.
• Perfect for fans of obscure, off-the-radar shockers who appreciate horror’s scrappy, underground roots.
• Its rough pacing and amateur performances undercut its impact but add to the grimy, documentary-like atmosphere of raw terror.