Horror Movie Recommendations for my Mom

[TotzOnGaming]

Hey RGT. Good Day! Earlier, my Mom was asking me to find her some Horror Movies cuz' she said she ran out of stuff to watch on Netflix. I figured just me alone searching wouldn't cut it so I thought I'd ask you guys for some recommendations. She said she wants 3 things. Gore, Suspense and Jumpscares. I'm not well versed on Horror movies so I can't point em' out. She's the kind who loves shouting at the characters when being chased or if they do stupid stuff.
Thanks in Advance!

 

[middler]

The Ugly is a pretty good psycho-horror that should meet those criteria

its foreign and a bit artsy too so it covers bunches of bases

 

[ciro64 ciro64]

For more fun goofy ones:
- Drag me to Hell
- Evil Dead II
- Army of the Darkness

For more suspense and seriousness:
- The Mist
- Get Out

 

[Sfjeov]

Fits most of your criteria

 

[bjork]

Human Centipede 2

I'm sorry in advance

 

[Stingy Perry Stingy Perry]

How about this one?
It has a really good ending too!

 

[nyka]

Dario Argento's films! They have style for days; great occult vibes and plenty of suspense and colorful gore! Personal Recommedations are either Suspiria or Phenomena! Though the whole Mother of Tears trilogy is neat imo!


If she wants something a bit more out there...The Phantasm series!

 

[Antilocal123]

Good Burger

 

[_Lorenzo_]

A. Hitchcock's Psycho and S. Kubrick's Shining, two timeless horror classics...

 

[NeonKnights]

Nearly any Lucio Fulci film, also Mario Bava
I Know What You Did Last Summer
I Still Know What You Did Last Summer
I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer
Stay Alive: (If you die in the game you die for real.)
Pulse 1 (Internet Ghosts)
House
The Thing
House of Wax (remake)
Scream
The Night Flier
Wrong Turn 1
Pet Sematary 2
Cemetary Man
Halloween H2O
Nightmare on Elm Street (remake)
Return of the living dead
Night of the Creeps
Secret Window
Candyman
What lies beneath
Jennifer's Body
Arachnophobia
The Ring
Silent Hill

 

[DanVzare]

The Terrifier series would be my first suggestion.
Also all of the Chucky movies.
Cabin in the Woods is also a really good movie.
Also, Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (is in my opinion, the best Friday 13th movie)

I could suggest waaaaaay too many Slasher movies as well, since I rather enjoy them. But in general, those lack the suspense and jumpscares that you're looking for, instead just having lots of goofy charm. So I'll spare you those. (Although it could be argued, that that's the only thing I did list anyway... sorry about that.)

 

[nobitakun]

Ohhh, wow, I am really surprised. People mentioned here something I wasn't expecting: Italian horror, although my favourites are from 80's and 90's.

I am a big fan of Lamberto Bava (his father is mentioned here, Mario Bava), Lucio Fulci and specially Dario Argento because my favourite movies from italian horror cinema are Demons movies.

Out of italian horror, I would really recommend Killer Clowns from Outer Space, I.T. (only the first one, but need to watch the second one both to get the gist of the story).

Most of the famous and not so famous gore + horror cinema has been mentioned already. I've watched many many movies from 80's and 90's (I started when I was about 10 years old because my uncle wanted to freak me out and I ended loving them, but not after a few nightmares lol).

Yesterday I saw a movie in the cinema: Until Dawn. Do not watch it, it's terrible, but not only because the argument but because of the actors and script.

Ahh, I forgot, I think was not mentioned here, but Final Destination movies are kind of "it is so bad that it's good" movies :).

If you want some more "contemporary", Slither, it was not an amazing movie but it's alright.

Human Centipede 2

I'm sorry in advance

Don't be, this movie is one big butthead movie :D. I love it and everyone liking horror cinema should watch it.

Good Burger

It's hilarious because the puppets are made by the same person of Killer Clowns from Outer Space movie: Stephen Chiodo. He's a master :)

And by the way, the damn protagonist is the one from Kenan & Kel show I watched when I was a kid. Damn it, you opened a little scar in my heart :3

Let's sing it!

 

[ThatOneLum]

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Fits most of your criteria

This is the best horror film. Not even a joke.

 

[nobitakun]

This is the best horror film. Not even a joke.

It's so funny they say "the film that inspired Quarantine". I saw REC, because the movie was filmed in my city, it's spanish horror cinema, and I also saw Quarantine and that's an american outrageous copy crap. Not even worth watching (same example as The Ring). Regarding REC, I recommend also the 3rd one, it's hilarious. That's a marriage to remember :D

 

[ThatOneLum]

It's so funny they say "the film that inspired Quarantine". I saw REC, because the movie was filmed in my city, it's spanish horror cinema, and I also saw Quarantine and that's an american outrageous copy crap. Not even worth watching (same example as The Ring). Regarding REC, I recommend also the 3rd one, it's hilarious. That's a marriage to remember :D

I'm a big fan of the entire series, even though 3 + 4 move away from the found footage angle.

I always wanted to visit the city cus I hear that the sets have mostly been left alone in the building they used and I wanted to go take a look at it. Not quite the right time for it atm tho haha

Quarantine is a travesty compared with REC.

 

[Jacko the Lantern]

If you want a horror movie where every character is making the worst decisions possible I highly reccomend Unfriended Dark Web and Wish Upon. Both of them are so baffilingly bad that they turn around to being really entertaining.
Also Malignant slaps. It's an over the top slasher movie, that balances the line between halarity and pretty creepy the whole way through. It also has a great slasher villian.

For actually good horror movies I highly recommend Descent (2005) and The Mist (2007).
I've seen Descent probably 4/5 times and it still makes me physically uncomfortable.
The Mist is a great tense creature feature, where the biggest threat are the humans. Also it has one of the best endings I have seen for any movie, and is worth a watch just for that.
(Also Krampus is a descent, and was made to be an approachable horror movie for teens and adults)