The 1970s were an amazing decade for horror. That being said, not every great scary movie of the decade got the recognition they deserve, even today.

Black Moon, a dark, absurdist horror film helmed by famed French auteur Louis Malle, is a great, if slightly forgotten, example of this brand of '70s surrealism.

It’s an aspect of religion that often goes ignored, which is exactly why legendary director Larry Cohen decided to bring it to the forefront in his 1976 horror classic, God Told Me To.

The movie celebrates giallo, with plenty of deep cuts for fans of classic Italian horror, and ‘70s sleaze more generally, but with a gorgeous look all its own.