Top 10 Horror Movies

[dakota]

9.) Reanimator

its good to see one of the Shively Hall Sunday night movie rental classics from my days at ohio university on your list. Most everyone leans towards "recent movies" since that is what is more at the top of their mind. This was a lesser known good one from the 80's.

 

[IronStar]

What was the name of the film with the worm things that turned everyone into sex crazed zombies? Shivers? I was like ten when I saw that movie on my uncles old VCR when he was away one weekend.

I didnt sleep for a week.:nervous:

 

[mostwantedbabyfather]

Evil Dead hands down my 1 pick
Gates of Hell
Night of th Living Dead

I usually like the old school horror flicks. I Feel They dont make them like they use to.

 

[rambof07]

I am a big fan of horror movies. I love to watch horror movies. I have watched a number of horror movies but my some of favorite movies are

resident evil (all parts)
saw (all parts)
wrong turn (all parts)
ghost rider (all parts)
silent hill
Red Dragon
Seven
Land of the Dead

 

[bish0p]

Looks like I'm going to go against the grain here, but these are the ones that scared me the most and the ones I think are the best. Unfortunately, I don't have 10.

1. The Ring
2. Blair Witch Project
3. Insidious
4. The Grudge
5. Jeepers Creepers
6. Dawn of the Dead
7. Nightmare on Elm Street

 

[PRMoon]

Horror movies are just the best. I love the fact there's just such a wide variety across the board. I love having netflix so I can browse for new stuff ask the time. I just saw "Sinister" with one of my girlfriends, and it was fantastic. I also really liked Grave Encounters, I think that's the best "found footage" film I've seen recently. I'm not going to rank films but I've seen almost every film mentioned in this thread and have enjoyed most on one level our another.

 

[HBK]

I love Horror movies, here is mine. As you can see, John Carpenter is probably my most favorite horror director.

1. Halloween (1978 John Carpenter)
2. The Thing (1982 John Carpenter)
3. The Exorcist (1973 William Friedkin)
4. The Fog (1980 John Carpenter)
5. The Omen (1976 Richard Donner)
6. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974 Toby Hooper)
7. Storm of the Century (1998 Stephen King)
8. Salem's lot (1979 Toby Hooper)
9. Jaws (1975 Steven Spielberg)
10. Silence of the Lambs (Jonathan Demme. 1991)