Top 10 Horror Movies.......a Halloween tribute

Sleepaway Camp 2 is the fucking best!!!! "Kids can be so mean"
Pumkinhead is awesome too!! Highly recommended

What about American Gothic w/Yvonne DeCarlo ?

Yeah, but Logan's Run still scares you?

The Shining
The Exorcist
Psycho
Night of the Living Dead
Evil Dead
Dracula (first one)
Rosemary's Baby
Don't Look Now (great fucking movie, surprised no one's mentioned it)
Suspiria
Henry, Portrait of a Serial Killer


This is the best list.

I'd dispute the idea that a good horror movie has to be scary. Cheesy monster films have their place too

The Hunger
The Howling -- more cheese Igor, more cheese!
Subspecies (1-3)
Evil Dead (1-2)
Saw
The Thing (an example of a good remake of a successful film)
Dog Soldiers
Vamp -- too much cheese?
Captain Kronos, Vampire Hunter
Night of the Demon

This thread rules........

Heres a good one, scince we're talking cheesy........

Chopper Chicks in Zombie Town.......with Billy Bob Thorton no less

is that the one about the british soldiers out training in the woods, and fighting the werewolves?

why am I the only one who listed "audition"?

I'm really sorry... I thought The Exorcist fucking sucked. I just had to get that out.

The Wicker Man
The Ring (either English or Japanese)
Near Dark
American Psycho
Cannibal Holocast
Opera
Nightmare on Elm St.
Ginger Snaps
Dracula (Bela)

The Wicker Man remake bothers me.. they've movied it to Maine. and added a swarm of Killer Bees.

it's not the relative morality tale it used to be.. which is what makes it so enjoyable watching it with Christian Friends me being a pagan as we see a slightly different story.

Because everyone else thought of 10 horror films they liked more? Seriously though, it was a great flick and would definately make my top 20. If for some reason anyone has not seen it, the less you know going into it, the better, although even knowing it is a horror film is a bit of spoiler.

No "Silence of the Lambs"?

Not even on my list! Scratch "Don't Look Now" and add Silence.

I was not sure about listing Jaws because I really don't think of it as a genre movie, just a great film. Silence of the Lambs is the same way to me. It is just such an all out great movie I don't even think of it as horror.

I only listed Jaws because it has affected me for life, and no other horror film has ever done that.

The first time I saw Jaws I was about 7 years old and the next day was fathers day....when myself my cousins and uncles all go deep sea fishing........I was fucking terrified