best horror movie

Uninvited

the brave little toaster :)

Silence of the LambsSAGE_OF_FIRE

All 4 of the Hannibal movies are awesome. 8)

The Thing, The Devil's Rejects, Sauna.

Signs, 28 Days Later, Let The Right One In, The Thing, Psycho

Evil dead 2...

it is kinda funny, I know it is a more comedic take on the first one, but it creeped me out a heck of alot more, perhaps because it was also amusing...

Honebly mentions: Below (great use of sound, and I hate mirrors^^) Alien (ever since that movie whenever a woman is pregnant I see an alien burst out of her in my thoughts),

The Eye (the 2002 korean version)

Evil dead 2...

it is kinda funny, I know it is a more comedic take on the first one, but it creeped me out a heck of alot more, perhaps because it was also amusing...

Honebly mentions: Below (great use of sound, and I hate mirrors^^) Alien (ever since that movie whenever a woman is pregnant I see an alien burst out of her in my thoughts),

Signs, 28 Days Later, Let The Right One In, The Thing, Psycho

SaintLeonidas

The Eye (the 2002 korean version)

joesh89

Nothing tops Rosemary's Baby, in my opinion.

Shaun of the Dead :lol:

Nosferatu Even as a silent film from 1922, it creeps the hell out of me. It is a frightening masterpiece, and easily my pick for best horror film ever made._en1gma_

The nonscary parts are really boring though.

[QUOTE="joesh89"]

The Eye (the 2002 korean version)

KamikazeKyuti

My mistake, I get confused when it comes to asian cinema.

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"]Nosferatu Even as a silent film from 1922, it creeps the hell out of me. It is a frightening masterpiece, and easily my pick for best horror film ever made.avatar_genius

The nonscary parts are really boring though.

Clearly Psycho.

My mistake, I get confused when it comes to asian cinema.

joesh89

A Tale of Two Sisters Honorable mentions: John Carpenter's The Thing, Misery (yes, it's more of a thriller but it has horror elements), Audition, and Night of the Living Dead.KamikazeKyuti

Probably the only movie I can think of that I has actually kept me from getting sleep. Just thinking about it now gives me chills.

[QUOTE="KamikazeKyuti"]A Tale of Two Sisters Honorable mentions: John Carpenter's The Thing, Misery (yes, it's more of a thriller but it has horror elements), Audition, and Night of the Living Dead.dark_orb

Probably the only movie I can think of that I has actually kept me from getting sleep. Just thinking about it now gives me chills.

I want to see it.

Also very good.

Halloween

Alien. Nothing even comes close. Silent-Hal

[QUOTE="KamikazeKyuti"]A Tale of Two Sisters Honorable mentions: John Carpenter's The Thing, Misery (yes, it's more of a thriller but it has horror elements), Audition, and Night of the Living Dead.dark_orb

Probably the only movie I can think of that I has actually kept me from getting sleep. Just thinking about it now gives me chills.

ive had this movie waiting for me for about 2 weeks

i may actually see it now :D

my vote for best that was actually "scary" is "the orphanage" (idk why, but it creepd the hell out of me)

my vote for best (which isnt scary at all to me, and i cant remember it ever being scary) is "the thing" (1982)