Movies What are your favorite horror movies?

[Lavander]

I may or may not watch them. :D

 

[Azazelivae]

One Piece The Movie: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island.

 

[Elwiwi]

Alien 1

 

[Asian girls loverAsian girls lover's icon]

Happy Death Day, and the Scream saga even though I just watched the first two movies and planning to watch them all. I usually hate horror movies, they're often stupid and nonsense.

 

[PhrawzT]

The Thing (1982)

 

[Faust03]

The Thing (1982)

Hey, same here!

 

[Yithan]

These are probably the best horror movies I've seen, or at least the ones that really clicked with me

First row: Noroi: The Curse (2001) - Kairo (2005) - Caveat (2020)

Second row: Incantation (2022) - Ura Horror (2008) - Host (2020)

 

[HextarVigar]

The Thing (1982)

Hey, same here!

Proof that you don't need fancy CGI to do it right.

 

[Glimbo]

Other than the ones already mentioned,

Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)

 

[Samatonic]

I don't watch a lot of horror movies, especially due to the inappropriate stuff in it. I WANT HORROR FOCUS. So I'd say these movie are my favorite.

The Conjuring 1 was good, but not one of my favorites. No Offense to Conjuring fans.

 

[nobitakun]

I am usually very picky with "new" horror movies, but there is one specific movie that I consider one of the best "horror" movies form the last decade:

Avoid the american remake, it sucks, as most of their remakes. This movie is original from Sweeden.

And my all-time favourite movie:

Again, avoid the american remake, it sucks REALLY HARD lol.

Enjoy watching!

 

[retro-gamer]

I find Japanese horror films scary, the Grudge 1 to 3

 

[DukeRed]

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[Faust03]

I also liked this movie

 

[TotzOnGaming]

Proof that you don't need fancy CGI to do it right.

True. Movies that do practical effects are still way cooler. Most movies nowadays are cgfests.

 

[DukeRed]

 

[sadasa]

T H I S

 

[Stookymalarkey]

In the Mouth of Madness (1994). It was a Lovecraftian story in all but name, and had some great work by John Carpenter and Same Neill.

 

[Raggs]

I love this movie. It did circles around the original Nightmare On Elm Street series.

 

[Pepelu]

I don't know if it's one, but Requiem for a dream was nice

 

[Fray Guillermo]

Honorable shoutout to Rec, one of the finest Spanish horror films ever, even got an american remake lmao

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First row: Noroi: The Curse (2001) - Kairo (2005) - Caveat (2020)

Second row: Incantation (2022) - Ura Horror (2008) - Host (2020)

Added Ura Horror to my watchlist, looks cool. Already have Noroi, Kairo and Incantation pending

 

[Samatonic]

I also liked this movie
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Funnily enough, I watched it today, very well crafted movie of its time. Ash was a fun character, blending horror and comedy in it own weird way.

 

[Grumpy_Old_Man]

The Shining the slow descent into madness and the whole uncertainty between the psicological vs the Haunted hotel interpretation.
Rosemary's Baby The constant suspense and the ambiguity is the "evil" real or manifestation of the mental decay of the main character.
And When I am into b movie cheese, I go with Romero Zombie movies.

 

[fake-kun]

Tetsuo the Iron Man.