Top 10 Horror Films

What horror films are in your top ten of all time?

Mine as follows:

Dawn of the Dead '78
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Thing
A Tale of Two Sisters
Susperia
The Cabinet of Dr. Calagari
Henry: Portrait of A Serial Killer
Halloween
The Descent
Cemetary Man

Honarable Mentions: Night of the Living Dead, Zombi 2, An American Werewolf In London, Vertigo, Black Sunday, Alien, Jaws, Last House On the Left, Eraserhead, Shaun of the Dead, Evil Dead 2, Dead Alive, The Beyond, Haute Tension, The Hills Have Eyes '06, The Devil's Backbone, Ju-On...

10. The Beyond

9. Dawn of the Dead(1978.)

8. The Evil Dead

7. Texas Chainsaw Massacre

6. A Nightmare On Elm Street

5. Halloween

4. The Exorcist

3. Psycho

2. Susperia

1. The Shining

1. The Tenant

2. Repulsion

3. Session 9

4. Wait until Dark

5. In the mouth of madness

6. John Carpenters The Thing

7. The original Shutter

8. Kairo

9. Rosemarys Baby

10. Dead Ringers

Haven't seen many horror movies, so forgive my list for being less than ten items and full of fail.

Alien

The Thing

Psycho

The Shining

Night of the Hunter

The Thing from Another World

Shaun of the Dead

Dawn of the Dead (the '04 one)

1. The Tenant

2. Repulsion

3. Session 9

4. Wait until Dark

5. Session 9

6. Suspiria

7. The original Shutter

8. Kairo

9. Rosemarys Baby

10. Dead Ringers

Film-Guy

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

1. The Tenant

2. Repulsion

3. Session 9

4. Wait until Dark

5. Session 9

6. Suspiria

7. The original Shutter

8. Kairo

9. Rosemarys Baby

10. Dead Ringers

ligerz76

It freaked me out so much when I first saw it, Give Roman Polanski all the crap you want but my god he is a brilliant director.

1. The Tenant

2. Repulsion

3. Session 9

4. Wait until Dark

5. Session 9

6. Suspiria

7. The original Shutter

8. Kairo

9. Rosemarys Baby

10. Dead Ringers

Film-Guy

lol you mentioned Session 9 twice.

Anyways, I honestly couldn't list 10 favs. I have seen too many horror movies in my time.....

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

1. The Tenant

2. Repulsion

3. Session 9

4. Wait until Dark

5. Session 9

6. Suspiria

7. The original Shutter

8. Kairo

9. Rosemarys Baby

10. Dead Ringers

Thechaninator

lol you mentioned Session 9 twice.

Anyways, I honestly couldn't list 10 favs. I have seen too many horror movies in my time.....

Oh woops, I replaced it.

[QUOTE="ligerz76"][QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

1. The Tenant

2. Repulsion

3. Session 9

4. Wait until Dark

5. Session 9

6. Suspiria

7. The original Shutter

8. Kairo

9. Rosemarys Baby

10. Dead Ringers

Film-Guy

It freaked me out so much when I first saw it, Give Roman Polanski all the crap you want but my god he is a brilliant director.

SPOILERS

The part that really stuck in my mind was when you see a head being bounced like a basketball from a window. Polanksi's character looks out the window and sees people being mugged or something(it wasn't clear what the hell was going on, the girl and her mother were in masks) and they point him out. So freaky. And the ending dropped my jaw.

10...geez okay

28 weeks later

resident evil

resident evil:extinction

silent hill

resident evil:apocalypse

ahh actually thats all the ones i actually liked....only 5 wow.

10...geez okay

28 weeks later

resident evil

resident evil:extinction

silent hill

resident evil:apocalypse

ahh actually thats all the ones i actually liked....only 5 wow.

PHO3NIX-04

Did anyone else here really enjoy John Carpenter's less popualr movies like The Fog and Prince of Darkness? In the mouth of madness and Vampires were good too.Film-Guy

Yes and they're very under rated films. The Fog is an amazing ghost story, with great atmosphere, and Prince of Darkness was ahead of its time; there's scenes in that film that still make my flesh crawl -- especially the ending...

I left out a lot of films.

1. Deep Red

2. Halloween

3. Dawn of the Dead

4. Videodrome

5. Dead and Buried

6. Scanners

7. The Thing

8. Alien

9. Don't Torture a Duckling

10. Psycho

I can't think of a single memorable horror movie released in the last ten years.

Sad.

1. Deep Red

2. Halloween

3. Dawn of the Dead

4. Videodrome

5. Dead and Buried

6. Scanners

7. The Thing

8. Alien

9. Don't Torture a Duckling

10. Psycho

I can't think of a single memorable horror movie released in the last ten years.

Sad.

Silent_Bob32

You just gotta find them, there are plenty. Saw 1 was good, Session 9 was great and so was the Mashinist.

Alien

Invasion of the Body Snatchers

The Exorcist

28 Days Later

The Ring

The Thing

Evil Dead 2

Clockwork Orange (though not a true horror movie, it was a disturbing depiction of a dystopia)

I can't think of really any others.

1. The Tenant

2. Repulsion

3. Session 9

4. Wait until Dark

5. In the mouth of madness

6. John Carpenters The Thing

7. The original Shutter

8. Kairo

9. Rosemarys Baby

10. Dead Ringers

Film-Guy

Alien

Invasion of the Body Snatchers

The Exorcist

28 Days Later

The Ring

The Thing

Evil Dead 2

Clockwork Orange (though not a true horror movie, it was a disturbing depiction of a dystopia)

I can't think of really any others.

sSubZerOo

Which body snatchers did you like the most? I think the 70s version is the best, the 50s version is really good too. The 90s version was pretty mediorce and the recent 2007 remake was just terrible.

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

Alien

Invasion of the Body Snatchers

The Exorcist

28 Days Later

The Ring

The Thing

Evil Dead 2

Clockwork Orange (though not a true horror movie, it was a disturbing depiction of a dystopia)

I can't think of really any others.

Film-Guy

Which body snatchers did you like the most? I think the 70s version is the best, the 50s version is really good too. The 90s version was pretty mediorce and the recent 2007 remake was just terrible.

Of course the one with Spock, Donald Sutherland and Jeff Goldbloom.

In no Order:

Deadly Friend

Hellraiser

Hellbound: Hellraiser 2

Silent Hill

House on Haunted Hill (Remake)

Halloween (Remake)

Thirteen Ghosts (Remake)

The Frighteners

Strangeland

Aliens

Army of Darkness FTW!

In no Order:

Deadly Friend

Hellraiser

Hellbound: Hellraiser 2

Silent Hill

House on Haunted Hill (Remake)

Halloween (Remake)

Thirteen Ghosts (Remake)

The Frighteners

Strangeland

Aliens

Army of Darkness FTW!

Sargatanas13576

House on haunted hill remake? Really? You insult Vincent Price sir you insult him:( What about the original Halloween? If you didnt see it thats fine I guess, but I thought the remake was awful.

This thread is lacking in respect for The Fly.
MrGeezer

I didn't find the Fly scary as so much as disgusting.. The end of the movie I couldn't watch just due to the fact how disgusting it was..

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]This thread is lacking in respect for The Fly.
sSubZerOo

I didn't find the Fly scary as so much as disgusting.. The end of the movie I couldn't watch just due to the fact how disgusting it was..

I was strangely turned on by it, maybe its my fetish for scientists that turn themselves into flys. I can't be the only one.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]This thread is lacking in respect for The Fly.
sSubZerOo

I didn't find the Fly scary as so much as disgusting.. The end of the movie I couldn't watch just due to the fact how disgusting it was..

I disagree. I thought that The Fly was the scariest sort of movie there is, because it deals with the kinds of stuff that everyone goes through.

[QUOTE="Sargatanas13576"]

In no Order:

Deadly Friend

Hellraiser

Hellbound: Hellraiser 2

Silent Hill

House on Haunted Hill (Remake)

Halloween (Remake)

Thirteen Ghosts (Remake)

The Frighteners

Strangeland

Aliens

Army of Darkness FTW!

Film-Guy

House on haunted hill remake? Really? You insult Vincent Price sir you insult him:( What about the original Halloween? If you didnt see it thats fine I guess, but I thought the remake was awful.

First off Vinnie is my HERO. (Anyone seen The Offspring) Second, I honestly hated the original Halloween. I bored me to tears. But to each their own.

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]This thread is lacking in respect for The Fly.
Film-Guy

I didn't find the Fly scary as so much as disgusting.. The end of the movie I couldn't watch just due to the fact how disgusting it was..

I was strangely turned on by it, maybe its my fetish for scientists that turn themselves into flys. I can't be the only one.

Or how bout the fact when Jeff Goldbloom pukes out acid on to the guys arm and leg disolving them.. THat was disgusting.. Or when the part they teleport a baboon over and its inside out..

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]This thread is lacking in respect for The Fly.
sSubZerOo

I didn't find the Fly scary as so much as disgusting.. The end of the movie I couldn't watch just due to the fact how disgusting it was..

I was strangely turned on by it, maybe its my fetish for scientists that turn themselves into flys. I can't be the only one.

Or how bout the fact when Jeff Goldbloom pukes out acid on to the guys arm and leg disolving them.. THat was disgusting.. Or when the part they teleport a baboon over and its inside out..

I liked the armwrestling competition. That was funny.

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"][QUOTE="Film-Guy"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]This thread is lacking in respect for The Fly.
MrGeezer

I didn't find the Fly scary as so much as disgusting.. The end of the movie I couldn't watch just due to the fact how disgusting it was..

I was strangely turned on by it, maybe its my fetish for scientists that turn themselves into flys. I can't be the only one.

Or how bout the fact when Jeff Goldbloom pukes out acid on to the guys arm and leg disolving them.. THat was disgusting.. Or when the part they teleport a baboon over and its inside out..

I liked the armwrestling competition. That was funny.

/thread

Don't you hate it when someone types that?

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]This thread is lacking in respect for The Fly.
sSubZerOo

I didn't find the Fly scary as so much as disgusting.. The end of the movie I couldn't watch just due to the fact how disgusting it was..

I was strangely turned on by it, maybe its my fetish for scientists that turn themselves into flys. I can't be the only one.

Or how bout the fact when Jeff Goldbloom pukes out acid on to the guys arm and leg disolving them.. THat was disgusting.. Or when the part they teleport a baboon over and its inside out..

Whoever did the effects for that movie should be proud.

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]This thread is lacking in respect for The Fly.
sSubZerOo

I didn't find the Fly scary as so much as disgusting.. The end of the movie I couldn't watch just due to the fact how disgusting it was..

I was strangely turned on by it, maybe its my fetish for scientists that turn themselves into flys. I can't be the only one.

Or how bout the fact when Jeff Goldbloom pukes out acid on to the guys arm and leg disolving them.. THat was disgusting.. Or when the part they teleport a baboon over and its inside out..

I liked the armwrestling competition. That was funny.

What do you guys think is a better movie, The Fly or The Thing?Film-Guy

Fly. NO CONTEST

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]This thread is lacking in respect for The Fly.
sSubZerOo

I didn't find the Fly scary as so much as disgusting.. The end of the movie I couldn't watch just due to the fact how disgusting it was..

I was strangely turned on by it, maybe its my fetish for scientists that turn themselves into flys. I can't be the only one.

Or how bout the fact when Jeff Goldbloom pukes out acid on to the guys arm and leg disolving them.. THat was disgusting.. Or when the part they teleport a baboon over and its inside out..

I liked the armwrestling competition. That was funny.

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]What do you guys think is a better movie, The Fly or The Thing?Sargatanas13576

Fly. NO CONTEST

Agreeed.

I love the Thing, but it's a pretty standard if extremely effective monster movie.

The Fly is SO much more. The Fly is not only a gross monster movie, it is also a brilliant and touching serious film about love and death.

The Thing is great, but The Fly is a ****ing masterpiece. It remains to this day one of the most affecting and tragic movies I have ever seen in my life, and it covers ground that we all fear in our hearts and will one day have to face.

The Thing is great, but the Fly is always going to be relevant. Its themes are timeless, and actually apply to real life.

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]What do you guys think is a better movie, The Fly or The Thing?Sargatanas13576

Fly. NO CONTEST

It's tough for me, I think they are both great. Effects wise they are pretty much equal and everything about each movie is great. The Thing to me is only slightly better to me because the idea of it is disturbing yet brilliant. Also Kurt Russell is in it.

[QUOTE="Sargatanas13576"]

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]What do you guys think is a better movie, The Fly or The Thing?MrGeezer

Fly. NO CONTEST

Agreeed.

I love the Thing, but it's a pretty standard if extremely effective monster movie.

The Fly is SO much more. The Fly is not only a gross monster movie, it is also a brilliant and touching serious film about love and death.

The Thing is great, but The Fly is a ****ing masterpiece. It remains to this day one of the most affecting and tragic movies I have ever seen in my life, and it covers ground that we all fear in our hearts and will one day have to face.

The Thing is great, but the Fly is always going to be relevant. Its themes are timeless, and actually apply to real life.

*does cliche sports movie slow clap*

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

The Shining

A Nightmare On Elm Street

The Omen

Rosemary's Baby

Psycho

IT

The Exorcist

Silence Of The Lambs

Jaws

[QUOTE="Sargatanas13576"]

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]What do you guys think is a better movie, The Fly or The Thing?MrGeezer

Fly. NO CONTEST

Agreeed.

I love the Thing, but it's a pretty standard if extremely effective monster movie.

The Fly is SO much more. The Fly is not only a gross monster movie, it is also a brilliant and touching serious film about love and death.

The Thing is great, but The Fly is a ****ing masterpiece. It remains to this day one of the most affecting and tragic movies I have ever seen in my life, and it covers ground that we all fear in our hearts and will one day have to face.

The Thing is great, but the Fly is always going to be relevant. Its themes are timeless, and actually apply to real life.

You should check out Dead Ringers, thats another great Cronenberg film. Eyes without a face, Session 9, A Stir of echoes, the devils backbone, Martin, Jacobs Ladder,Angel Heart, Ginger Snaps and Frailty for some more horror gems.

Who liked American Psycho?Sargatanas13576

Me:D I thought it was funny though, not really a horror.

[QUOTE="Sargatanas13576"]Who liked American Psycho?Film-Guy

Me:D I thought it was funny though, not really a horror.

I'm totally with you. Funny as hell.

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

[QUOTE="Sargatanas13576"]Who liked American Psycho?Sargatanas13576

Me:D I thought it was funny though, not really a horror.

I'm totally with you. Funny as hell.

http://youtube.com/watch?feature=related&v=cvypInm016M

This scene is one of the funniest scenes in movie history.

I wonder what Huey thought of it?

1. The Tenant

2. Repulsion

3. Session 9

4. Wait until Dark

5. In the mouth of madness

6. John Carpenters The Thing

7. The original Shutter

8. Kairo

9. Rosemarys Baby

10. Dead Ringers

Film-Guy

The Thing

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

(those are the only that ever actually got to me)

Night of the Living Dead

Dawn of the Dead

Cujo

Evil Dead Series

Alien

Shaun of the Dead

Return of the Living dead 7: RAVE TO THE GRAVE.

Best horror movie ever.

1.alien
2.alien 3
3.28 weeks later
4.devil's rejects
5.mist
6.killer klawns from outer space :P
7.dead end
8.sleepwalkers
9.botched
10.omen

These are in no order:

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer

The Shining

Les Diaboliques

Dawn Of The Dead (original)

Night of The Living Dead (original)

Peeping Tom

The Exorsist

Psycho

Alien

Dead Of Night