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Cripes. I went on wikipedia to see what they said, and I found this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_horror_filmsJandurin

On imdb, by total average vote: http://www.imdb.com/Sections/Genres/Horror/average-vote I didn't know they did that by genre :oJandurin

I didn't think they did stuff like that! Cheers!

However I still want some of the OTers opinions

Dawn of the Dead

I watched Halloween on Blu-Ray the other night (it looked amazing). It's one of my favorite horror movies. I'm talking about the original, not the awful remake.

Friday the 13th

Halloween

nightmare on elm street 1st one is best

the grudge ( japenese )

evil dead not scary but good to watch

texas chainsaw massacre

well i prefer the golden oldies think they were the best.

For good entertaining horror with a sense of epic scope and timeless horror check out "Dawn Of The Dead" or "Day Of The Dead

They have been remade but I'm talking about the old versions. Roger Ebert gave Dawn of the dead 4/4 stars. For a horror film thats saying something. Modern horror sucks compared to 80's splatter flicks

Here is the list

1.Dawn Of The Dead

2.Day Of The Dead

3.Dawn Of the dead remake

4.28 days later

5.Alien

6.Aliens

7.The Thing

8.Evil Dead

Just some suggestions

Hellraiser was a really good horror movie that no one has mentioned yet. The original Halloween was also another horror classic.jfcundiff

[QUOTE="jfcundiff"]Hellraiser was a really good horror movie that no one has mentioned yet. The original Halloween was also another horror classic.Jandurin

oh yeah Poltergeist was great, so was The Shining, and The Omen a couple of other classics. Also liked The Lost boys.

EVIL DEAD

THE THING

DAWN OF THE DEAD (Zack Snyder's version)

EVENT HORIZON

THE EXORCIST

NOSFERATU (F.W. Murnau, dir.)

HALLOWEEN (original John Carpenter)

FREDDY VS JASON

...and why not.... POLTERGEIST

Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein
Abbott and Costello meet the Killer, Boris Karloff
Abbott and Costello meet the Invisible Man
Abbott and Costello meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Abbott and Costello meet the MummyOleg_Huzwog

These are fantastic films.

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="jfcundiff"]Hellraiser was a really good horror movie that no one has mentioned yet. The original Halloween was also another horror classic.Dion2k7

oh yeah Poltergeist was great, so was The Shining, and The Omen a couple of other classics. Also liked The Lost boys.

Friday the 13th

Halloween

nightmare on elm street 1st one is best

the grudge ( japenese )

evil dead not scary but good to watch

texas chainsaw massacre

well i prefer the golden oldies think they were the best.

Dion2k7

agreed

evil dead not scary but good to watch.

Dion2k7

Dude, when that pencil hits that ankle I'm horrified.

just remembered another i saw a few months ago The fly. That was weird.Dion2k7

Psycho, The Shining and something else. Ernest scared stupid.

[QUOTE="Dion2k7"]just remembered another i saw a few months ago The fly. That was weird.Jandurin

Wasn't the fly the one where the man walked into a kind of teleporter, and a fly got in with him?

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Dion2k7"]just remembered another i saw a few months ago The fly. That was weird.TheOddQuantum

Wasn't the fly the one where the man walked into a kind of teleporter, and a fly got in with him?

[QUOTE="TheOddQuantum"]

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Dion2k7"]just remembered another i saw a few months ago The fly. That was weird.Jandurin

Wasn't the fly the one where the man walked into a kind of teleporter, and a fly got in with him?

Jeff Goldblum

[QUOTE="TheOddQuantum"]

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Dion2k7"]just remembered another i saw a few months ago The fly. That was weird.Jandurin

Wasn't the fly the one where the man walked into a kind of teleporter, and a fly got in with him?

jeff goldblum was the actor in the film and yeah its more of a sci-fi horror than just plain horror, but still is worth the watch this time of year.

[QUOTE="TheOddQuantum"]

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Dion2k7"]just remembered another i saw a few months ago The fly. That was weird.Jandurin

Wasn't the fly the one where the man walked into a kind of teleporter, and a fly got in with him?

Jeff Goldblum?

Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
Halloween (1978 )
From Dusk Till Dawn
Psycho (1960)
The Birds
The Evil Dead

do not miss these:

The few minutes I saw of The Hills Have Eyes convinced me it was a terrible movie that wasn't good.Jandurin

i dont know where to start

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]The few minutes I saw of The Hills Have Eyes convinced me it was a terrible movie that wasn't good.x_Martyr_x

i dont know where to start

Jacob's Ladder

Hellraiser

In The Mouth of Madness

The Descent

The Excorcist is the ultimate horror film.

The Shining is another horror classic, but more of a mindf**k than actually intense.

Jacobs Ladder is a deeply disturbing, phycological horror.

If you want a decent modern slasher (as there rarely is any today), try High Tension. Extremely gory and very intense. I hope you have the oatience to read subtitles, though.

Audition is a japanese classic and features one of the most villainous females in film history, and one of the most infamous torture scenes.

Battle Royale, although more of a disturbing action film, is considered a horror for it's such horrific and disturbing plot and theme. Anoter foreign film, a class of students a put on an island and must kill each other before the time limit until one is left standing. Thats just an overview of the disturbing yet powerful film about teenage violence.

Soldier Blue....not particularly a Horror film...but quite powerful nonetheless.

Anything more traditional try Dario Argento films, Susperia etc and Lucio Fulci, Zombie Flesh Eaters (Zombi)

Cannibal Holocaust and Last House On The Left are pretty good and Manic which has great work from Tom Savini.

The Excorcist is the ultimate horror film.

The Shining is another horror classic, but more of a mindf**k than actually intense.

Jacobs Ladder is a deeply disturbing, phycological horror.

If you want a decent modern slasher (as there rarely is any today), try High Tension. Extremely gory and very intense. I hope you have the oatience to read subtitles, though.

Audition is a japanese classic and features one of the most villainous females in film history, and one of the most infamous torture scenes.

Battle Royale, although more of a disturbing action film, is considered a horror for it's such horrific and disturbing plot and theme. Anoter foreign film, a class of students a put on an island and must kill each other before the time limit until one is left standing. Thats just an overview of the disturbing yet powerful film about teenage violence.

RollingMeatball

Audition was the one I forgot to mention. It is a movie that I want to see, but have not gotten around to doing it. Same thing with Jacob's Ladder.

The Ruins

The Ruins

ufopuller

I guess you haven't seen much horrors.

[QUOTE="RollingMeatball"]

The Excorcist is the ultimate horror film.

The Shining is another horror classic, but more of a mindf**k than actually intense.

Jacobs Ladder is a deeply disturbing, phycological horror.

If you want a decent modern slasher (as there rarely is any today), try High Tension. Extremely gory and very intense. I hope you have the oatience to read subtitles, though.

Audition is a japanese classic and features one of the most villainous females in film history, and one of the most infamous torture scenes.

Battle Royale, although more of a disturbing action film, is considered a horror for it's such horrific and disturbing plot and theme. Anoter foreign film, a class of students a put on an island and must kill each other before the time limit until one is left standing. Thats just an overview of the disturbing yet powerful film about teenage violence.

jfcundiff

Audition was the one I forgot to mention. It is a movie that I want to see, but have not gotten around to doing it. Same thing with Jacob's Ladder.

I definitely recommend seeing them, particually Jacobs Ladder. A horror classic. Audition is also a great modern horror as we don't find many anymore.