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An urban nightmare. A descent into madness. A forgotten gem of psychological horror.
Step into a surreal, nightmarish journey through the haunted mind of a woman lost in the shadows of postwar America. With its expressionist visuals, chaotic montage, and chilling narration by Ed McMahon, Daughter of Horror (also known as Dementia) is a disturbing masterpiece — decades ahead of its time.
This experimental noir horror blends silent film aesthetics with beat-era paranoia, offering a vision of urban decay, psychosis, and damnation that still disturbs to this day.

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📚 Film Info:
Title: Daughter of Horror (aka Dementia)
Year: 1955
Director: John Parker
Narration: Ed McMahon
Runtime: 56 minutes
Style: Experimental, Film Noir, Horror
Notable for: No dialogue (except narration), hallucinatory imagery, beat-generation paranoia, proto-Lynchian atmosphere.