Wait? Arnold is a Zombie in Twins?
Signs was one super-awesome movie. One of my all time favorites. I can’t believe you guys don’t like it… :’(
It’s ok. I liked it. The story just has a lot of holes in it.
Sighns for me was just something that hit everything scary for me. except for the water part. i understand how people hate it but at least for me it was scary as fuck. it is also one of my favorits but thanks to BadMotherFucker i now also love the evil dead movies.
Salem’s lot
The Exorcist
Rosemary’s Baby
The Omen
The Blair witch Project
Evil Dead
Chainsaw massacre
Night of the living dead
Cat People
Dead alive
Ringu
The church
on and on and on…
Dead Alive. No fucking way, although the first quarter was funny after that is gets lame. i am not such a huge fan of horror movies but that’s because none of them are scary, well only one but lets not get into that. Because none scare me it is better when they make me laugh or say “what the fucking shit”. Crappy horror movies that are found at blockbuster that were made with little to no movey are good.
About 2 years ago i rented this movie called ALIEN INVADERS, it had horrible CGI effects. All the aliens were on a track and half of the time you could see the bottom half of the alien which is just a pole. i thought it was way better than most horror movies
[quote]This little comic will make u realize how stupid Signs really is;
The movie "Signs" in four easy steps.[/quote]
LOL! Sorry to all “Signs” fans; but that guy’s got a point!
Definitely The Shining
[quote]It’s ok. I liked it. The story just has a lot of holes in it.[/quote]
Like what? The water? That is one small thing.
Not that the plot had a lot of holes, sorry, i worded that wrong. I just meant that some parts didn’t make much sense. And no, not just the water, read the comic again. There’s one per pannel.
I’m a huge fan of John Carpenter, so many of his films are some of my all time favourite films, no matter what genre. I haven’t seen much of the italian horror films and giallo, but I’m working on it. Here are some you missed:
The Fog
Prince of Darkness
They Live (allright, it’s debatable wether this is a real horror movie or not)
Bride of Chucky (hilarious!)
Oh, and Battlefield Earth. Yeah I know, it’s a sci-fi. But it was a really horrific experience for me.
Crap! I forgot about Re-Animator. You should really check that one out.
My personal favorites:
- The Exorcist
- The Shining (Kubrick version).
- The Omen
- Halloween
- Night of the Living Dead
- Return of the Living Dead
- Stephen King’s “It”.
- In The Mouth Of Madness
- Evil Dead 2
- Poltergeist
- Psycho
- A Nightmare on Elm Street
- Carrie
Alex Black:
do u like em and whats ure favourite.
mine is "a nightmare on elms t. 1
Thenexttarantino:
i dont really like horror
the one horror movie i do like is the shining
Cap. Peachfuzz:
My favorite horror movie is:
The Original Texas Chainsaw Massecare.
PULP DOG
AlexBlack:
i thought it was overrated
Puck:
Pyscho
Birds
Silence of the Lambs
Night of the Living Dead
The Shining
I hate most horror movies, but I tend to like clausterphobic, pyschological movies.
Scarface:
There’s no way QT would do a horror movie like “The Shining”. I don’t imagine QT dealing with psychological horror. If he ever decides to do one, it will be a fun kickass movie full of black humor and over-the top-gore.
herbduck:
I know you guys probably won’t agree, but I think Scream was a pretty fucking good movie. The Shining is great too. I just watched Silence of the Lambs today which I enjoyed. Evil Dead is excellent. Cape Fear is amazing.
Horror films are good sometimes.
Laydback:
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
Night of the Living Dead (196
The Shining
The Evil Dead
Dawn of the Dead
The Exorcist
Re-Animator
Black Christmas
The Thing
Zombie (1979)
Fright Night
Psycho (1960)
Suspiria
Poltergeist
Bullet:
I’m mainly a fan of splatter gore horror with no brains such as
Braindead (dead alive)
Bad taste
Bad Karma
Audition (Not splatter)
Cannibal Holocaust (not horror but very shocking)
Zombie
The Beyond
Day of the Dead
28 Days later
Dawn of the dead
Night of the living dead
Beyond the Limits
Last house on dead end street
House on the edge of the park
Red Room
Il Buono:
From what i’ve seen from Polanski, his “realistic horror” films are probably some of the scariest films out there and I really need to see The Tenant and Knife in the Water.
1.Repulsion (this movie will FREAK you out) *
The Vanishing (Greatest. Ending. Ever.) *
The Birds (some of it is outdated, but I love the apocalyptic feel to it and the ambiguous ending)
The Thing (a film that actually manages to combine gore and tension and make them work together; favorite John Carpenter flick)
The Fog
Blair Witch Project *
28 Days Later (more of a social commentary with zombies)
Dawn of the Dead
Suspiria
Deep Red *
Curse * (very unnerving)
The Ring *
Communion (had to turn it off as a kid it was so scary) *
Signs
Ringu
Psycho
Fright Night
*these movies actually scared me
Il Buono:
anyone heard of this movie called Session 9? it was kind of a Blair Witch rip off but it had some scary moments and was pretty cool
dead man:
is session 9 the cheap ass moive that is in the old insane asilame? that movie was pretty weird
Il Buono:
yeah…it’s not really cheap, it’s just that it was filmed with Hi-Def cameras so it looks kindof like a student film
Mr Toothpick:
Shining ruled
Texas Chainsaw Massacre ( original and remake )
All the Nightmare on Elm Street films ( including F vs J )
Last House on the Left ( VERY fucked up, great ending )
Dawn of the Dead
Evil Dead ( all three )
and
a low budget horror movie, that is available at Hollywood Video and probably other places, called Slashers. It’s a horror movie about a serial killer reality game show that starts in Japan and the movie is based on the American version of the reality series Slashers. It’s awesome you have to see it.
Bullet:
I wouldn’t call this horror but I’d put it in the same area as what Tskuamoto does, this one film I caught called Ice From the Sun was a really trippy, scary and surreal film about the end of the world. If it was done with a bigger budget then the film would’ve been legendary.
Bexi:
I really loved ‘My little eye’, I thought that it was so clever. The scariest film I’ve seen though is ‘the texas chainsaw massacre’ (The new version, I haven’t seen the old one) I actually cried!
Bullet:
Please, spare us of your ignorance of horror films. That remake blew btw.
Il Buono:
[quote]Bexi wrote: I really loved ‘My little eye’, I thought that it was so clever. [/quote]
That’s actually supposed to be pretty good. How scary was it and name some movies that really really scared you so I have something to compare it to.
Audition (2000)
Alien (1979)
American Werewolf in London, An (1981)
Beyond, The (1981)
Bad Taste (1987)
Braindead (1992)
Changeling, The (1980)
Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Dellamorte Dellamore (1994)   ÂÂ
Evil Dead, The (1981)
Halloween (1978)
Hellraiser (1987)
The Eye (2002)
Opera (1987)
Profondo rosso (1975)
City of the Living Dead (1981)   ÂÂ
Re-Animator (1985)
Return of the Living Dead, The (1985)
Ringu (1998)
Signs (2002)
Silence of the Lambs, The (1991)
Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)
Tremors (1990)
Vampire Hunter D (2000)
Zombie Flesh Eaters (1979)
Far and away, Asian cinema create some of the best horror movies…not only can they dont just relie on gore, they really build up good, suspensful storylines…seriously asian horror films are the only one’s that freak me out…anyway to choose three of the best:
- The Ring
- The ring 2
(obviously here im talking about the asian veresions)
- Hypnosise (MY FAVRIOUTE! It has some of the most original death scenes you’ll ever see!..)
shamefully, i like I KnOw What u Did Last Summer!
i alSO like Scream, Texas Chainsaw Massacre (remake)
i dont really watch that much horror lol
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lol funny list
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well i said i wasnt much into horror! lol
NEW LIST
[b]
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre '74
- Dawn of the Dead
- Night of the Living Dead
- Eaten Alive
- The Hills Have Eyes
- Last House on the Left
- House of 1000 Corpses
- Poltergeist
- Frightmare
- Tourist Trap
Directors top 3
- Wes Craven
- George A. Romero
- Tobe Hooper[/b]
edit: thanks for moving