What's Your Favourite Horror Movie.

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Just been to see the new Halloween movie and I must say it did the first one justice and is now up there as one of my favourite horror movies.As I love a good scare for me Halloween and Friday The 13th would be my favourite scary movies. So what is your favourite horror movie is it your classic slasher or maybe movies that have a paranormal theme.?

Gwynplaine

A momentary loss of muscular coordination

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Gwynplaine wrote: »

A momentary loss of muscular coordination

Is that a horror movie?

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Gwynplaine wrote: »

A momentary loss of muscular coordination

Oh

punisher5112

Hello Sidney

Yamanoto

natashaob6 wrote: »

Is that a horror movie?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anbUO2nKr80

punisher5112

Or Cindy

Mantis Toboggan

White chick's

punisher5112

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

White chick's

Worrying part moreso is it's always fecking on....

yerwanthere123

It Follows

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Bram Stoker's Dracula (+ The Exorcist and The Conjuring).

punisher5112

I watch a bit of scream last night.....


Silence of the lambs suppose is good little bit slow though

punisher5112

The fog..... Scary how terrible it is.

selwyn froggitt

I really like some of the horror movies that have come out of the UK in the last decade or so
Sightseers
Kill List
Dead man’s shoes

TerrorFirmer

In recent years, my favourite would have to be 'It Follows'....so incredibly simple but so deeply unsettling, leaves you thinking about the concept for ages afterwards.

Another good recent one is Hereditary, ending's a bit weak but the film itself is a haunting rollercoaster.

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Rayden Worried Architecture wrote: »

Bram Stoker's Dracula (+ The Exorcist and The Conjuring).

I Wasn't a keen fan of Bram Stokers Dracular but the original Excorcist a pure classic and to me it still stands out as one of the scariest movies i have ever seen.

Atoms for Peace

Ils (Them) , :eek::eek::eek:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fk_b-hKpHc

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punisher5112 wrote: »

The fog..... Scary how terrible it is.

I mist that one.

bazz26

Dawn of the Dead, the 2004 remake:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--IIwV_Y6VU

TheValeyard

The Excorcism of Emily Rose

Yamanoto

Rayden Worried Architecture wrote: »

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Scariest thing about that was Keanu Reeves English accent.

TheValeyard

bazz26 wrote: »

Dawn of the Dead, the 2004 remake:]

They definitely made zombies more threatening.

Birneybau

TerrorFirmer wrote: »

In recent years, my favourite would have to be 'It Follows'....so incredibly simple but so deeply unsettling, leaves you thinking about the concept for ages afterwards.

Another good recent one is Hereditary, ending's a bit weak but the film itself is a haunting rollercoaster.

A very unsettling film.

For me, 'The Exorcist' and 'The Shining' trump all. Evil Dead 2 one of my favourite films ever (dark comedy) and recently watched 'Apostle' on Netflix which I'd highly recommend.

'The Wicker Man' original as well.

Also, 'The Haunting of Hill House' on Netflix was pretty good, 10 part series based on classic Shirley Jackson book.

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Birneybau wrote: »

A very unsettling film.

For me, 'The Exorcist' and 'The Shining' trump all. Evil Dead 2 one of my favourite films ever (dark comedy) and recently watched 'Apostle' on Netflix which I'd highly recommend.

'The Wicker Man' original as well.

Also, 'The Haunting of Hill House' on Netflix was pretty good, 10 part series based on classic Shirley Jackson book.

I just finished watching The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix and Apostle would definitely recommend both

briany

For me, The Blair Witch Project. It's one of those epoch-making horror films, like Halloween, in that it kick-started a subgenre (or at least brought it to mainstream prominence). By the time I'd seen Halloween, I'd already been exposed to many of its tropes. Blair Witch Project, on the other hand, was entirely new to me, and so I still find it effective.

But I understand that it's a pretty divisive film.

Dyr

The Wicker Man
The Nanny
Kill List

All pretty unsettling for their respective eras

TheValeyard

natashaob6 wrote: »

I just finished watching The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix and Apostle would definitely recommend both

Two episodes into the Haunting of Hill House. It's very, very well done.

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The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre and the Hills Have Eyes. I was only a teenager when i saw these and they really put the willies up me. Especially The Texas Chainsaw Massacre as this was banned when it was first released.

Church on Tuesday

The Thing.

United Passions, alias Sepp Blatter admires womens underwear.

AudreyHepburn

Silence of the Lambs for me - Anthony Hopkins performance as Hannibal Lecter was second to none - both creepy but oddly captivating.

I also loved the overall story - I love a detective story.

Andrewf20

The original chainsaw massacre, misery, the shining and controversially perhaps - the blair witch project.

Ally Dick

The Exorcist
The Thing
It Follows
An American Werewolf In London
Event Horizon
The Conjuring
The Shining
Sinister
The Witch
The Wicker Man
Hereditary
Paranormal Activity
The Conjuring
The Enfield Haunting
Halloween
In The Mouth Of Madness

gmisk

Nightmare on elm Street
Scream
Halloween original
The thing
Alien

I could happily watch any of them again anytime.

Recently
It follows
The conjuring
Babadook
The witch
Train to busan

Ally Dick

TerrorFirmer wrote: »

In recent years, my favourite would have to be 'It Follows'....so incredibly simple but so deeply unsettling, leaves you thinking about the concept for ages afterwards.

Another good recent one is Hereditary, ending's a bit weak but the film itself is a haunting rollercoaster.

I loved both. Both very very creepy. I thought the ending to Hereditary was incredible

Birneybau

gmisk wrote: »

Nightmare on elm Street
Scream
Halloween original
The thing
Alien

I could happily watch any of them again anytime.

Recently
It follows
The conjuring
Babadook
The witch
Train to busan

Forgot 'The Babadook', amazing

Ally Dick

Birneybau wrote: »

Forgot 'The Babadook', amazing

I thought that one was poor. Promised a lot but didn't deliver

scwazrh

I watched the 2017 version of IT today for the first time and though it was very scary but Im not good with horror

Mister Vain

Titanic

dmc17

The Changeling (1980) is a good haunted house movie

AllForIt

The Exorcist

Charlie19

Scream was fun.

Rothko

Alien. It's still genuinely scary after all these years.

Rothko

selwyn froggitt wrote: »

I really like some of the horror movies that have come out of the UK in the last decade or so
Sightseers
Kill List
Dead man’s shoes

It's very good but I wouldn't consider Dead Man's Shoes to be a horror movie.

Harika

The devil's rejects - one of the best movie endings ever
Dead snow - nazi zombies what more can you want?
Funny games - went silently home after the cinema, highly disturbing movie

cj maxx

Salems lot
More a 3 parter than a movie if I remember but your wee buck floating outside the window has been the basis of alot of scary pranks

pleas advice

Hellraiser

Decuc500

punisher5112 wrote: »

The fog..... Scary how terrible it is.

You must mean the remake. The John Carpenter original is a masterpiece in scares and tension.

orourkeda1977

Inception.

A really nasty piece of sh1t

Greyfox

Birneybau wrote: »

Forgot 'The Babadook', amazing

Yeah it's one of the best horror films. Some of the best include the ring with Naomi watts, dawn of the dead remake, the thing, a quiet place.

I hated the exorcist, I found it more funny than scary.

dark crystal

Top 3 would be



An American Werewolf in London
The Shining
Creepshow

I also love Misery, The Others, Rosemary's Baby and The Mist.