What's your favorite Horror movie for all Time?

[themalefoot]

I'm going to have to be cliche and say The Exorcist. I love the film and book equally.
I also got a whole lot of love for Suspiria, A Tale Of Two Sisters, Inside, The Innocents and The Haunting (1963 Original)

[breeze21]

Psycho
Alien
Carrie

[pittstop17]

Unfriended.

[bimsbims]

Eden Lake (2008)!

[uwe2006]

Nightmare on Elm Sreet

[Ralf]

Evil Dead

[Chambertlo]

@pittstop17:

Unfriended.

Please tell me you are joking.

[Chambertlo]

Martyrs.

[Minerboh80]

From the most recent ones, i saw Unfriended which i found it hilarious.
I also saw the last Paranormal Activity. Meh!

[anastose1]

I really loved Orphan, quite intense and quite scary!

[whoishe]

@Chambertlo:

@pittstop17:

Unfriended.

Please tell me you are joking.

We can only hope. That "film" was beyond awful. The truly scary thing about that film is that it got made.

The Shinning
Session 9
[rec]
The Vanishing
Ringu
Ju-On: The Grudge (Original Japanese version, not the remake)
Peeping Tom
Audition(!!)

Not traditional horror
Berberian Sound Studio
Eraserhead
Pontypool
Freaks

The black and white version of The Mist is one of the creepiest films I've ever seen.

[jxp22]

Alien and The Silence of the Lambs

[yuffiefan]

Oh, my…..so many to pick from......Well, if I had to choose my all time favorite, I would have to say "Carrie"  :cheers:  ;D

[Minerboh80]

@jxp22:

Alien and The Silence of the Lambs

Awesome choices!

[antstorm]

the first 3 hellraisers by clive barker , the rest are shite

[ulises3177]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
The Exorcist.
An American Werewolf in London
Nightbreed
Phantasm
Hellraiser
Christine

[Nzrings1983]

The exorcist, the omen, the thing.

[Runewell]

My favorite horror movie of all time is probably the first Scream movie.  It took the best from so many other horror movies and just crammed it into one big, scary, funny, self-aware, funfest, and the soundtrack was amazing. I know that movie backwards and forwards and can quote it almost line for line.

Actually, a very close second (by a hair's breadth) is the 1990's remake of Night of the Living Dead. The concept and presentation just scares the living hell out of me, and never gets old no matter how many times I watch it.

I was a 90's kid, so the horror movies that affected me most, it seems, were in the 90s XD!!!

[Nzrings1983]

Forgot one.. Rosemary's baby

[Jason23]

Hellraiser, Phantasm, Lord of Illusion, Salem's Lot & Evil Dead.