What's your favorite Horror movie for all Time?
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:afr: Psychological Horror: Session 9, Sybil, The Shining, Jacob's Ladder
Supernatural Horror: The Exorcist, Let the Right One In, The Ring, Angel Heart, Carrie (1976 original)
:crazy2: Slasher Horror: Psycho (original Hitchcock), Scream (first one), Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974 original)
Horror/Sci-Fi: Alien, Event Horizon, The Thing (1982 original), The Fly (1986 remake) -
Event horizon originally but watching it again… there's probably scarier.
Favorite bad horror movie would be puppet master 1 or 3.
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The Shining for me too. Scared the fuck out of me the first time I watched it :afraid2: :afraid2:
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Its hard to choose. With so many sub-genres, my 'best' zombie film is no more 'best' than my favourite psychological or slasher.
Even when i place movies in the same genre: - i can't choose arachnophobia over jaws or vice versa.
The best thing i can do is say i like zombie/rage movies the best.
I'm really looking forward to World War Z 2, scheduled for release this year. :cheesy2: -
The Shining for me too. Scared the fuck out of me the first time I watched it :afraid2: :afraid2:
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Train To Busan is one of best horror movies I watched recently
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Silent Hill!
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Insidious ;D
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The original Halloween.
I liked some of the sequels too but there is nothing like the original.
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Scream!
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the cabin in the woods
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This is tough. I'd say 'The Fly', the Cronenberg version. This was the first film I saw with THX. It left me in a puddle of sweat. Then again, there's 'The Devil's Rejects'. Uh, this sucker is nasty. "I am the Devil!"
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Cult Classic. Not really a "horror" movie according to today's standards, but was in its time and was banned in many countries.
My all time favorite horror movie, and if you haven't seen it yet - give it a watch~! "Freaks" (1932). Best movie ever. -
And P.S. to the GREEN "WARNED" BUTTON NEXT TO MY NAME.
You moderators can kiss my fucking hairy masculine white ass. Piss off~! -
The good ol' Hellraiser trilogy :love: :love: :love:
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Kubrick's The Shining definitely.
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Always on top is "The silent of the lambs".
And one recommendation is "I saw the devil" - Korea movie. -
How about adventure horror?
The Frighteners was surprisingly great and turns out was done by the lotr Hobbit guy. The effects might be dated now but it was enjoyable.
Burton's Sleepy Hallow was creepy and funny at the same time. Loved the mystery.
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The Exorcist
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