Best Horror movie of all time

I got a close tie between the Original Nightmare on Elm street and The Excorsist.

Vampyr.

Going with Alien on this one.

The Excorcist
Rosemary's Baby
Night of The Living Dead
Dawn of the Dead
28 Days Later
Ring (original Japanese version)
Hasta el Viento Tiene Miedo
John Carpenter's Halloween
John Carpenter's The Thing
John Carpenter's Christine
Alien
Carrie
Nightmare on Elm Street
The Shining
Psycho

I'm I missing something? :)

The Excorcist
Rosemary's Baby
Night of The Living Dead
Dawn of the Dead
28 Days Later
Ring (original Japanese version)
Hasta el Viento Tiene Miedo
John Carpenter's Halloween
John Carpenter's The Thing
John Carpenter's Christine
Alien
Carrie
Nightmare on Elm Street
The Shining
Psycho

I'm I missing something? :)

MrEnvelope

Alien(s) the sequal

Poltergeist

The Howling

Amityville

friday the 13th

Children of the Corn

Jeepers Creepers

Cabin fever

The Crazies

Night of the Demons many others

The Excorcist
Rosemary's Baby
Night of The Living Dead
Dawn of the Dead
28 Days Later
Ring (original Japanese version)
Hasta el Viento Tiene Miedo
John Carpenter's Halloween
John Carpenter's The Thing
John Carpenter's Christine
Alien
Carrie
Nightmare on Elm Street
The Shining
Psycho

I'm I missing something? :)

MrEnvelope

Indeed you are. :P Repulsion to name one.

*adds to the list above*

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Indeed you are. :P Repulsion to name one.

Jazz_Fan

Hm, I've never really thought of it as a horror film, though I suppose it is. ¯\(°_o)/¯super_mario_128

Psychological Horror, baby! :P

Not a big fan of the genre but I'd go with The Thing, the original Nightmare on Elm Street, and Nosferatu off the top of my head.

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"]Hm, I've never really thought of it as a horror film, though I suppose it is. ¯\(°_o)/¯Jazz_Fan

Psychological Horror, baby! :P

The Orphanage

[QUOTE="Jazz_Fan"]

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"]Hm, I've never really thought of it as a horror film, though I suppose it is. ¯\(°_o)/¯super_mario_128

Psychological Horror, baby! :P

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"][QUOTE="Jazz_Fan"]

Psychological Horror, baby! :P

sammyjenkis898

rec and the exorcist

1. The Tenant

2. The Thing

3. Nosferatu 1979

4. The Innocents

5. Kairo

6. A Tale of two sisters

7. Rosemary's baby

8. Repulsion

9. The Fly

10. Let the right one in

11. Session 9

12. Altered States

13. Videodrome

14. The Changeling

15. The Reflecting skin

16. Theater of blood

17. Martin

18. Onibaba

19. Kwaidan

20. Hour of the wolf

21. The Company of wolves

22. The Devil's backbone

23. Shutter- The original not the remake.

24. Dead of night

25. The Wicker man 1973

All in no order

Night of the Living Dead

Dawn of the Dead (original)

Day of the Dead

Lucio Fulci's Zombie

[REC]

28 days later

28 Weeks later

Dawn of the Dead 2004

Shaun of the dead

Evil Dead

Evil Dead 2

The Thing

The Fly

Alien

The Excorcist

The Shining

The Mist

The Devil's backbone

Poltergiest

Paranormal activity

Rosemary's baby

An American werewolf in London

The Howling

The Wolfman (original)

Nosfurato

Dracula

30 Days of Night

Let the right one in

Nightmare on Elm Street

Halloween

Psycho

The Texas chainsaw massacre(original)

Childs Play

SAW

Videodrome

Susperia

Splice

The Host

the serpent and the rainbow

Trick r Treat

Creepshow

Martin

The Haunting (an older movie) is one of my favorite horror movies I know.

A few favorites:

The Haunting (1963)

The Shining

The Beyond

Peeping Tom

Alien (1979)

Candyman

Phantasm

The Fog

Vampyr

The Ring (1998 )

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

Nosferatu (1922)

the thing or a nightmare on elm street.

The Haunting (an older movie) is one of my favorite horror movies I know.

Gonzafan

Its not that scary but the movie "it" is pretty good. I never finished it though.

I know I'm going to be laughed at this for this, but my choices would have to be Paranormal Activity and The Blair Witch Project. I realize how hated these films are, but they are two of my favorites of all time and the only movies that I DON'T wish to watch too often because I get freaked out just thinking about them afterwards. The Exorcist was scary, but the definition of out of sight out of mind. PA and TBWP kept me wondering long after the fact. I'll admit in comparison to the greats, when viewed objectively, they are fairly terrible films, with bad acting, shaky cams, etc. But what they attempted to convey, they nailed. They were horror in a context that was relatable. I sleep every night, and hell, it could be me wandering into the forest with a bunch of friends, no matter how annoying or incapable of using a camcorder they are. It doesn't take much from there.

Although I have to admit my exposure to horror films is limited as it's really not my favorite genre of film. Still, I'm not (too) ashamed to admit I love these hated gems. YEAAAAA.....

Evil Dead

This threads reminds me all the great horror movies that existed way back then compared to now.

So much awesomeness.:)

28 days later, Night of the living dead, Rec, The grudge, Alien (Aliens was better but it was more of an action film).

Candyman. It shouldn't have scared the crap out of me, but it did.