The Sci-Fi Slob's Top 100 Horror Movies

[honeykid]

Not seen either of the last two.

[mark f]

I saw a large amount of these on the dearly-departed FEARnet channel. :)

[Swan]

Honykid, see The Loved Ones immediately.

[cricket]

My wife rented The Eye like 10 years ago not knowing it was a foreign movie. I was a different movie watcher then. We put it on and were like wtf is this?!?! I probably only saw 5 minutes of it. I'd watch it now though.

I saw The Loved Ones a few months ago and I watched it twice in the same week. It's pretty awesome.

[Captain Spaulding]

Not seen The Beyond, The Loves Ones or The Eye. I'm very interested in the first two, not so much the latter (although that's probably because I associate it with the Jessica Alba remake).

Audition was good, but nowhere near as disturbing as everyone had made it out to be.

My wife rented The Eye like 10 years ago not knowing it was a foreign movie. I was a different movie watcher then. We put it on and were like wtf is this?!?! I probably only saw 5 minutes of it. I'd watch it now though.

Tsk Tsk.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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The Girl Next Door (2007)

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One of the best indie horrors ever made in my opinion, a very dark and disturbing film which is based on a true story.


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Inside (2007)

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A truly gut-wrenching french horror, the first but not the last in this countdown.;)

[cricket]

Love both of those! I don't personally consider The Girl Next Door a horror film, but what's the difference. Inside is pure awesomeness:cool:

[Cobpyth]

Isn't that the exact same post as two days ago, Slob? :p

[honeykid]

Hadn't seen them before and I still haven't. :D

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

Isn't that the exact same post as two days ago, Slob? :p
I've messed it up again.:D

[honeykid]

Hurry up, SFS. I can't wait to see last weeks choices again. :p:D

[Godoggo]

Love both of those! I don't personally consider The Girl Next Door a horror film, but what's the difference. Inside is pure awesomeness:cool:

For a minute I got The Girl Next Door confused with An American Crime. I didn't even know The Girl next door existed but it seems as if both movies are about Slyvia Likens. Yeah, maybe not a horror movie in the classic sense if the word, but horrifying none-the-less. I don't know about Girl Next Door, but American Crime was fairly close to the actual story.

Has anyone seen both? How do they compare?

[Swan]

For a minute I got The Girl Next Door confused with An American Crime. I didn't even know The Girl next door existed but it seems as if both movies are about Slyvia Likens. Yeah, maybe not a horror movie in the classic sense if the word, but horrifying none-the-less. I don't know about Girl Next Door, but American Crime was fairly close to the actual story.

Has anyone seen both? How do they compare?

I have. An American Crime is the better movie in my opinion. The Girl Next Door is a bit more graphic though.

[Swan]

Also, Inside kicks a**!

[Godoggo]

I have. An American Crime is the better movie in my opinion. The Girl Next Door is a bit more graphic though.

I don't know if I would want it to be more graphic. Catherine Keener is one of my favorite working actors and she made me hate that character so much. I would have doubts that anyone could play Gertrude better than she did.

[cricket]

I just added An American Crime to my watchlist. I enjoy the story too much to not see every version.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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Haute Tension (2003)

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An amazing french horror with a huge twist at the end - which didn't please everyone.:)


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The Descent (2005)

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The second and the best Neil Marshall film on the list.

[Swan]

I used to have a Descent poster hanging up in my room (since I'm moving I have no posters up). Great movie.

High Tension is pretty good too.

[Derek Vinyard]

two of my favorite horror movie I've got both on dvd | very good choice once again Slob

[Derek Vinyard]

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Audition (1999)

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Disturbing Japanese torture film that will put you off blind dating forever.




completely hate this movie so f*cking boring

[honeykid]

How the hell is Haute Tension this high up the countdown? If it was at 100 I'd wonder if you just needed a film to make up the numbers, but 46?

The Descent is OK, but I feel it loses it once the talc covered Gollums turn up.

[cricket]

I was really liking High Tension until that ending, and now I have a negative view of that movie.

I really like The Descent.:up:

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

How the hell is Haute Tension this high up the countdown? If it was at 100 I'd wonder if you just needed a film to make up the numbers, but 46?

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[Godoggo]

I love The Descent.

It's been said so many times by so many people that it's beyond repetitive now, but the ending of Haute Tension completely ruins the movie. It would have been a decent movie otherwise.

[honeykid]

I agree. Decent. Not #46. :D

[Swan]

I would say it's decent to good, but the ending does kind of ruin it.

[the samoan lawyer]

Both very good picks but both do suffer from poor endings. Of the two i slightly prefer The Descent.

[Captain Spaulding]

Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door is by far the most disturbing book I've ever read. I was sickened and appalled and horrified, yet I couldn't stop turning the pages. I think I read the entire thing in a day or two. The film adaptation pales in comparison, because you can only show so much on screen, but it was still a decent flick.

Inside was a huge surprise. I knew nothing about it and had no expectations, but I was blown away. Non-stop brutality and tension. I loved it.

The Descent is one of the best horror movies of this century, in my opinion.

High Tension was excellent until the nonsensical ending ruined every great scene that had come before it. If not for that idiotic ending, I could see it being one of my favorite horror movies.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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28 Days Later (2002)

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Dark, gritty British zombie classic.


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Day of the Dead (1985)

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The second best Romero film, which is more of comedy thanks to one character: Captain Rhodes.:D

[Swan]

Two horror greats!

[The Gunslinger45]

Zombie flicks! Now you are talking my language!

[Captain Spaulding]

28 Days Later is one of my favorite movies of all time, regardless of genre.

Day of the Dead is the only movie I haven't seen from Romero's Dead series.

[The Gunslinger45]

28 Days Later is one of my favorite movies of all time, regardless of genre.

Day of the Dead is the only movie I haven't seen from Romero's Dead series.

Day of the Dead is an excellent movie. Not as overt with a political message like Dawn, but it is still a fantastic movie.

[cricket]

I really liked 28 Days Later, but I prefer 28 Weeks Later.

I watched Day of the Dead once when it first came out, and I remember being very disappointed. I should watch it again.

[The Gunslinger45]

I was disappointed with Day of the Dead once... Not the 1985 Day of the Dead, the 2008 Day of the Dead remake. THAT movie was TERRIBLE! I watch it everyone in a while to mock the movie MST3K style.

[runbch]

I agree can't see nick cannon starring in a zombie movie.

[The Gunslinger45]

I agree can't see nick cannon starring in a zombie movie.

Oh he SUCKED in this movie!

[jiraffejustin]

Two very good choices, Slob. I particularly love Day of the Dead. I like it more than Dawn, but people treat me like they treated lepers when I say that.

[The Gunslinger45]

Two very good choices, Slob. I particularly love Day of the Dead. I like it more than Dawn, but people treat me like they treated lepers when I say that.

Dawn is my favorite of the three personally. Day is my least of the original trilogy, but like with the Indiana Jones trilogy, I love all three to death.

[jiraffejustin]

Night > Day> Dawn for me. I like Dawn, love Day, and really love Night. Dawn probably deserves a rewatch from me though, it's been awhile.

[The Gunslinger45]

Night > Day> Dawn for me. I like Dawn, love Day, and really love Night. Dawn probably deserves a rewatch from me though, it's been awhile.

Night is number 2 for me. But VERY close to being my fav of the trilogy.

[honeykid]

Didn't like either of these. 28 Days was OK until they left London. I felt it really fell away after that, not that I thought it was great before. Day is just bad.

[Godoggo]

28 Days Later is one of my favorite movies of all time, regardless of genre.

Day of the Dead is the only movie I haven't seen from Romero's Dead series.

It's certainly my favorite zombie movie. I was really surprised at how good it was. I was freaked out, scared and totally invested in the characters. I think it's a great movie.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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Shaun of the Dead (2004)

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Probably the best horror comedy since The Return of The Living Dead.

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The Human Centipede (2009)

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One of the most disturbing films ever made in my opinion, topped only by Martyrs, Inside, and A Serbian Film.

[honeykid]

Oh, God, this list has gone all to hell. :( Shaun Of The Dead? Really? On a horror list? Above stone cold classics of the genre? I weep for you and all of humanity. :D When's Aliens appearing? :p:D

[The Rodent]

Shaun is more a comedy-horror but still horror nonetheless...


Human Centipede is just vile. I'd never have it on any list. Not even a worst list. Never saw the second one.

[Swan]

You just had to put The Human Centipede on this list, didn't you. :tsk:

[honeykid]

Shaun is more a comedy-horror but still horror nonetheless...
While I understand, I disagree. It doesn't try to scare you therefore, to my mind, it's can't be horror.

[cricket]

Sean of the Dead is awesome, great pick.

I love the concept of The Human Centipede, and I really liked the movie, but I wanted more. I thought it needed to be more disturbing. In fact, part II is way more disturbing, but it's not as good of a movie.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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Frontiers (2007)

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A group of young criminals flee Paris to find somewhere to hind in the country, only to be taken hostage by a gang of psychotic neo-Nazis...that's racist!

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Pet Sematary (1989)

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That kid always gives me the creeps.:eek:

[the samoan lawyer]

Enjoyed both. 2 Good picks.

[honeykid]

Not seen Frontiers, while Pet Sematary never did much for me.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Pet Sematary, based on how I remember it from years and years ago, was a depressing movie.

[Captain Spaulding]

Love Shaun of the Dead. Probably my favorite horror-comedy, or at least the first that springs to mind. I also think it's the best film in the so-called "Cornetto Trilogy."

The Human Centipede was okay. The concept was more disturbing than the actual film.

Never heard of Frontiers, but I've added it to my queue.

I didn't particularly care for the book or film adaptation of Pet Sematary.

[cricket]

I love that last set!

Pet Sematary also creeps me out; it's easily one of my all time favorite horrors.

Frontiers is just balls to the wall fun.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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Re-animator (1985)

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Not a comedy but always makes me laugh, a classic over-the-top gore fest.

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The Mist (2007)

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The Mist is a mix of monster movie and social commentary about how people react in dire situations -- a few turn to religion, some form into factions, and others just go insane. The only thing they have in common is their fight for survival against the huge monsters stalking them.

[cricket]

Two more favorites of mine, excellent picks, Slob.

[honeykid]

I still need to see The Mist. I never read anything about it because I know there's something about the ending and I don't want to know what it is before I see it.

I really need to see Re-Animater again.

[Swan]

Two great movies!

For The Mist, do you prefer the color version is the black and white version?

[n3wt]

Awesome man, cracking idea as well :yup:

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

Two great movies!

For The Mist, do you prefer the color version is the black and white version?

I bought the DVD with both versions on it but never got around to watching the B&W version.:(

[Swan]

I prefer it to the color version. Highly recommend checking it out. :)

[Captain Spaulding]

The Re-Animator has been on my watch list for years.

I love The Mist, polarizing ending and all. I also own the DVD with both versions, but I've yet to watch the black-and-white version.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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Night of the Creeps (1986)

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A cult horror-comedy which has influenced quiet a few modern horror films.

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Ju-On: The Grudge (2002)

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Probably the scariest film I've seen, I'm afraid I have soiled myself whilst watching it. :blush:.

[Swan]

Probably the scariest film I've seen, I'm afraid I have soiled myself whilst watching it. :blush:.

I want to do an anthropological study on you, Slob.

[honeykid]

Night Of The Creeps I saw for the first time last weekend. It's OK and I can see why it has the following it does, especially those who saw it for the first time sometime before the late 90's.

I thought Ju-On was pretty boring. I bought both of them when they came out and I've still not seen the second.

[cricket]

I saw Night of the Creeps when it came out and wasn't crazy about it.

Haven't seen Ju-on yet.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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The Lost Boys(1987)

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One of the best vampire films ever made.http://www.picgifs.com/smileys/smileys-and-emoticons/vampire/smileys-vampire-780688.gif

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The Conjuring (2013)

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The best haunted house film in 20 years, with great performances, special effects and scares.:up:

[Swan]

The Conjuring was pretty good, I didn't love it but it was a good movie nonetheless. The Lost Boys is all sorts of fun. :up:

[cricket]

What Swan said!!

[Hit Girl]

Totally agree with you about Juon: The Grudge. I've seen it a few times and it's still the scariest horror for me.

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The Lost Boys is pure fun. Barnard Hughes cracks me up.

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[honeykid]

Not seen The Conjuring, but The Lost Boys is just wonderful.

[Captain Spaulding]

The Lost Boys is the only one I've seen out of the last four entries. It's a fun movie, but I don't have the nostalgia for it that some do.

The Conjuring has received some ridiculous praise. I've yet to like anything James Wan has directed, so I'm pessimistic that The Conjuring will live up to the hype.

[jiraffejustin]

I've only seen three out of the last six:

Re-Animator - love
The Mist - like
Night of the Creeps - really like

Some really fun movies there, great choices Slob.

[Derek Vinyard]

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The Conjuring (2013)

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The best haunted house film in 20 years, with great performances, special effects and scares.:up:



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James Wan is a god

[Captain Spaulding]

James Wan is a god

Guess that explains why I'm an atheist.

[Godoggo]

The Lost Boys is the only one I've seen out of the last four entries. It's a fun movie, but I don't have the nostalgia for it that some do.

The Conjuring has received some ridiculous praise. I've yet to like anything James Wan has directed, so I'm pessimistic that The Conjuring will live up to the hype.

I love horror, I'm not especially picky or critical and I think James Wan is the worst horror director there ever was. He's got this show everything and leave nothing to the imagination style that I abhor.

I don't really get why people like Wan so much. I guess his style of horror just doesn't scare me in the slightest and since I am normally so easily scared (I can't watch horror without my blanket on the ready to cover my eyes if need be) I'm just left with story and character and I don't think he has anything fresh or new to say.

[Derek Vinyard]

Guess that explains why I'm an atheist.

hahaha nice one but seriously he is very underrated as a director ...

The Conjuring , Saw , Insidious , Dead Silence and Insidious 2 . All very good movie in my opinion maybe just Insidious 2 who was a decent sequel in spite of this all very good horror movie

[Derek Vinyard]

I love horror, I'm not especially picky or critical and I think James Wan is the worst horror director there ever was. He's got this show everything and leave nothing to the imagination style that I abhor.

I don't really get why people like Wan so much. I guess his style of horror just doesn't scare me in the slightest and since I am normally so easily scared (I can't watch horror without my blanket on the ready to cover my eyes if need be) I'm just left with story and character and I don't think he has anything fresh or new to say.

I don't understand both of you .... sorry but I can't ...

[honeykid]

(I can't watch horror without my blanket on the ready to cover my eyes if need be)
One day you and I will sit and watch horror films together. :yup: Horror films are the best when you sit and watch them with someone who gets scared.

[Swan]

Can I join?

[Godoggo]

One day you and I will sit and watch horror films together. :yup: Horror films are the best when you sit and watch them with someone who gets scared.

That would be great. I like watching horror with my friend's niece for that reason. She's just now allowed to watch the harder stuff so this Halloween should be fun. Before The Others, Poltergeist and The Sixth Sense were about as scary as she was allowed to go and all those scared her.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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The Omen (1976)

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One of the best horrors of the 70's. Gregory Peck was awesome and the death scenes are hardcore super sex!:)


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Curse of the Demon (aka. Night of the Demon) (1957)

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If you haven't seen this classic British horror, then I suggest you do so NOW!:cool:

[cricket]

I saw The Omen at the movies when it came out and it gave me serious nightmares. Top 5 scariest movie for me, top 10 overall horror, last cut from my 70's list. Great pick:)

Never heard of that other one.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Boo.

[Swan]

The Omen is great. Haven't seen the other one. :)

[Hit Girl]

Haven't seen The Omen in years, must be due a re-watch. Night of the Demon - Brilliant!

[Godoggo]

Now we are back to scary. As a child I was terrified of movies that combine the occult with any sort of religious or biblical reference. After I saw The Omen I made my dad go over Revelations with me over and over and over again and had to assure me 300 times that it was just a movie and it was going to happen.

It still gives me the creeps.

[honeykid]

I'm starting to think this list is backwards. :yup: The Omen is pretty dull, IMO, but I do like Night of the Demon. :up:

[Derek Vinyard]

The Omen is a classic great choice

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

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Dawn of the Dead (2004)

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Great remake of the Romero classic.There is a voice in me that wants to like this more than the original, but I think it would be shouted down if it spoke.:p


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Evil Dead 2 (1987)

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Hilarious, gory as hell and it has Bruce Campbell in it - what more could you want from a horror film?

[cricket]

Dawn of the Dead is pretty awesome; one of the best horror remakes outside of the 80's versions of The Thing and The Fly.

Saw Evil Dead II at the movies; loved it then and I love it now, but I love Part 1 more. Hated the recent remake and I don't care for Army of Darkness.

[Captain Spaulding]

Never seen The Omen or Curse of the Demon.

I can't stand Zack Snyder, but I like Dawn of the Dead more than anything else he has directed.

I started watching Evil Dead 2 a few years ago, but turned it off after only five minutes. I'm not a fan of the ultra cheesy, cartoonish slapstick/silliness in horror films, and I could tell as soon as the movie started that I was probably going to hate it. I still want to watch the movie in full, but I don't expect to like it.

[jiraffejustin]

I've still not seen Snyder's Dawn, I don't care for the Evil Dead movies outside of Army of Darkness.

[honeykid]

The Dawn remake is really good and I'm someone who has the original in my top 100, so I love that film.

I liked Evil Dead II when it came out, but it's not something I cared for the last time I saw it, which was about 5 or 6 years ago probably.

[n3wt]

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Dawn of the Dead (2004)

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Great remake of the Romero classic.There is a voice in me that wants to like this more than the original, but I think it would be shouted down if it spoke.:p


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Evil Dead 2 (1987)

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Hilarious, gory as hell and it has Bruce Campbell in it - what more could you want from a horror film?



More great choices :yup:

[TheUsualSuspect]

Evil Dead 2 should be higher dammit!!!

[The Gunslinger45]

Two great selections!

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

28

Carrie (1976)

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Seventies classic about a girl with telekenetic powers plus lots of blood.:cool:

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Misery (1990)

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As much as this film is disturbing, I think James Caan is hilarious in it as writer Paul Sheldon. The hobbling scene always goes through me, but still the expression of pain on James Caan's face always makes me laugh.:D

[cricket]

Saw Carrie at the movies when it came out; top 5 scariest movie all time for me.

I love Misery too, but I never think of it when I think of horror movies.

[honeykid]

Carrie's great. Misery is something I really should watch again, but I really don't want to. I found it really unnerving.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Misery is for neurotics. It's bad enough dealing with Kathy Bates in a normal setting -- you wanna torture yourself by watching a movie in which she's bonkers and tortures a man the entire time? When there's so many other more pleasant things to do in life?

[the samoan lawyer]

both 4 from me, so 2 great picks Slob. Loved the 2 previous as well, especially Evil Dead 2, it's been a while but the second was my favourite.

[dadgumblah]

Great list, Slob. While I may not love every film on here, I at least like them (those that I've seen). Particularly happy with the inclusion of Dog Soldiers, Descent (big Neil Marshall fan here), Night of the Creeps (I still say "Thrill Me" all the time), [REC]2, and on and on. And the original The Omen is still one of my favorite horror films (saw it as a preview film in a double-feature----anyone remember when they used to do that in your local theater?). Can't wait to see what appears next.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

26

Fog (1980)

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Pirate ghosts, ancient curses, awesome music..oh.. and some fog too.

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25

[.REC] (2007)

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Best found-footage horror made so far, also one of the best zombie films.

[Derek Vinyard]

#30 to #25 are all great choice in my opinion especially Evil Dead 2 , REC and Dawn Of The Dead

Nice Job Slob !

[Godoggo]

I do like the Dawn of the Dead remake better than the original. It's the only Zack Snyder movie I've ever liked, so at least I like that one a whole lot.

The Fog, [REC], Carrie and Misery all great choices.

[Derek Vinyard]

I do like the Dawn of the Dead remake better than the original. It's the only Zack Snyder movie I've ever liked, so at least I like that one a whole lot.

The Fog, [REC], Carrie and Misery all great choices.

I prefer the one of George A. Romero but the Remake of Zack Snyder is awesome too! The best example of a great remake in good hand . :)

[honeykid]

The Fog is a great choice. I love that film. I've still not seen REC. Not that bothered, though.

[Godoggo]

I prefer the one of George A. Romero but the Remake of Zack Snyder is awesome too! The best example of a great remake in good hand . :)

Yeah, remakes don't always suck no matter what people say. :p I thought Snyder's version was more tense and better in terms of pure horror.

[cricket]

I've actually never seen The Fog or [REC]

[Camo]

Yeah, remakes don't always suck no matter what people say. :p I thought Snyder's version was more tense and better in terms of pure horror.

Same here. Romeros version is great too though.

[honeykid]

I do like the Dawn of the Dead remake better than the original.

Same here. Romeros version is great too though.
Psh. Heathens. :p:D

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

24

Night of the Living Dead (1968)

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Second best Romero film. The special effects look a bit dated now, but the performances and music are great.

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Fright Night (1985)

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My third favorite vampire film after The Lost Boys and Let The Right One In. An eighties classic which should never have been remade.

[Captain Spaulding]

I love the prom sequence and Spacek's performance in Carrie, but I don't love the movie.

I don't typically think of Misery as a horror movie, but it's very good nonetheless. I owe it a re-watch, since I haven't seen it in over a decade.

Don't care for The Fog or John Carpenter movies in general. Never seen any of the [REC] movies, even though I've heard nothing but great things.

Night of the Living Dead is by far the best Romero film, in my opinion, and still the best zombie film ever made. (28 Days Later is my personal favorite, but I guess technically those aren't zombies, so it doesn't count.)

I've had Fright Night on my DVR for months but still haven't gotten around to it.

[cricket]

Two of my all time favorites.

Night of the Living Dead is one of the very first movies I can remember watching as an infant. It was probably instrumental in making me a big horror fan.

I saw Fright Night at the movies when it came out, and have loved it ever since. You're right about the remake.

[honeykid]

+ rep for both, though I'm not much of a fan of Fright Night. I was quite surprised to see how much of a cult classic it was. But then, I guess that's the point of a cult classic.

Night Of The Living Dead is, of course, brilliant and well deserving of its place.

[Sexy Celebrity]

Yeah, those are some decent horror films for a change.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

22

A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984)

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A fun and cheesy eighties classic which spawned one of the most iconic characters in horror - the crispy child killer Freddy Krueger

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An American Werewolf In London (1981)

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One of the best British horrors ever, the quintessential werewolf film.

[jiraffejustin]

I've seen five out of the last six. I haven't seen Fright Night, I like the other five a good deal. [Rec] is my favorite of the group.

[dadgumblah]

Yes! I knew An American Werewolf in London would be on your list, although I thought it would be a bit higher. But I have a feeling already about a couple that should definitely make your Top 5.

[Nostromo87]

Yay! somebody else talked about a Nightmare on Elm Street :D that movie isn't cheesy, it's pure horror-slasher-ghost-movie-magic. nobody better bring up Ronee Blakley's acting as Marge Thompson, that's the stuff Academy Awards are made of ;D

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[cricket]

Elm St rocks and American Werewolf is in my top 10 for any kind of movie.

[honeykid]

Both far too low, but it's nice to see them. :cool:

[Swan]

Yes, An American Werewolf in London should be in the top ten. ;)

But great to see it make your list. My favorite werewolf movie for sure. Nightmare in great too.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

20

Ringu (1998)

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The Japanese always make the scariest films (and food).:D

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19

The Return of the Living Dead (1985)

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A cult classic comedy horror and my favorite zombie film. BRAINS!

[Justin]

An American Werewolf in London is probably one of my favorite horror films. The ending is both (surprisingly) hilarious and tragic.

[jiraffejustin]

Not a fan of Return of the Living Dead... at all.


I still haven't seen Ringu, I should remedy that. The gif you posted for it is creepy enough.

[honeykid]

Ring was really good. Not sure you should've posted that gif though, SFS. Not a spoiler, per se, but the pinnacle of the film.

Two more good choices, though. :cool:

[Godoggo]

Ring was really good. Not sure you should've posted that gif though, SFS. Not a spoiler, per se, but the pinnacle of the film.

Two more good choices, though. :cool:

Yeah, I'm glad I didn't know that was going to happen the first time I saw it. So much more effective that way.

The last four movies are great. I can't wait for the horror challenge. I'll be rewatching a lot of this list.

[Swan]

SEND MORE BRAAAAINS!!!!!

[rambond]

the changeling (1981), poltergeist, dead zone, a nightmare on elm street, they live, prince of darkness, all great horror movies.

[the samoan lawyer]

Still a great list Slob.

Still waiting on Basket Case though.....

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

18

Suspiria (1977)

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Dario Agento's best film in my opinion. A tense, atmospheric slasher backed up by an amazing sountrack.

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17

Poltergiest (1982)

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One of the best ghost/haunting film ever made, really scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.

[honeykid]

Great stuff, SFS. :up: How they're above some of the others I've no idea, but it's always good to see quality.

[Godoggo]

Poltergeist is awesome. :up:

[cricket]

Big thumbs up for Poltergeist and Return of the Living Dead:up::up:

Suspiria was just ok for me and I haven't seen Ringu yet.

[mightysparks]

I've been catching up with this thread and I don't want to be 'that guy', but you missed out 49 & 50 (48 & 47 were posted twice). Wouldn't want anyone to miss out on horror-y goodness! :D

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

16

The Last House on The Left (1972)

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Disturbing cult classic that was only recently released fully uncut.:eek:

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15

Let The Right One In (2008)

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One of the best vampire films ever made.:cool:

[Derek Vinyard]

Let The Right One In +10000 of rep.

[jiraffejustin]

Great set, Slob. :up:

[jiraffejustin]

I somehow missed Suspiria. Excellent film that is. Depending on my mood, it's my favorite horror film sometimes.

[cricket]

Huge fan of Last House on the Left and have been for years. It even made my 70's list; I didn't notice it making yours though, how come?

[Swan]

I have a Let the Right One In shirt. Yes I do. :cool:

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

Huge fan of Last House on the Left and have been for years. It even made my 70's list; I didn't notice it making yours though, how come?
I must have been drinking rocket fuel that day...:D

[Godoggo]

I have a Let the Right One In shirt. Yes I do. :cool:

I want one. :(

That was such an awesome experience watching that movie because I had no idea what a treat I was in for. Fantastic movie.

[honeykid]

I wouldn't have either of these anywhere near the top 20. Let The Right One In is a good film, but God knows how or why anyone is scared by it. :shrug:

[Godoggo]

I don't think it's scary but creepy and atmospheric.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

14

Halloween (1978)

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The film wouldn't be half as good without Donald Pleasence, he was great as Dr Loomis the psychiatrist, and Jamie Lee's performance was great on her debut.

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13

The Fly (1986)

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Classic sci-fi horror with great special effects, far superior to the original.

[Justin]

I'm not a fan of "Let the Right One In". It might have been the cartoon cats attacking the woman that killed the atmosphere for me.

[cricket]

The Fly would also be very high on my list, awesome movie.

I have to see Halloween again but no arguing it's classic status.

[honeykid]

Halloween is brilliant. I've not watched The Fly in a very long time. I used to like it a lot, but wasn't such a fan on the last couple of viewings. It's in need of a rewatch.

[the samoan lawyer]

Good stuff Slob. Need to rewatch LTROI but i really like LHOTF and Halloween and The Fly.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

12

Martyrs (2008)

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The whole afterlife element, the horrendous torture and the grizzly murders scene all make this one of the most disturbing and brilliant horrors ever made.


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11

Dawn of the Dead (1978)

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Romero's best and the best zombie film ever made (after The Return of the Living Dead of course...;)).

[Swan]

Great pair! Two fabulous movies. I generally hate torture porn but Martyrs is something unique.

[honeykid]

Dawn Of The Dead is the best zombie film. :up: I have Martyrs, I think, but I've not watched it yet.

[jiraffejustin]

Never seen Martyrs, I've actually not seen any of the "New French Extremity" films, even though I am interested in that movement. Dawn is good, probably really good, I'd should watch it again. As of right now I'd have Night and Day above it. Probably the other Romero I've seen too, Martin.

[The Gunslinger45]

Dawn of the Dead, my favorite horror movie!

[cricket]

Martyrs was a disappointment for me. I thought the first half hour was great, but I thought the rest of it was lame.

Dawn of the Dead:cool:

[MovieMeditation]

I enjoy the **** out of reading this list!

I think you inspired me to make my own (first) list! :D

[Hit Girl]

I enjoy the **** out of reading this list!

I think you inspired me to make my own (first) list! :D

Hey MM, you're dead. Thanks to the Halloween Big Brother competition. Zombie attack! :)

[Swan]

Hey Slob. Remember that philosophy student who wrote a massive nihilistic essay and then killed himself? I heard the essay was pretty convincing. Here, read it...

*Slob reads it and is convinced to kill himself*

*But I kill him first with my tail!*

You're dead!

[Derek Vinyard]

14

Halloween (1978)

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The film wouldn't be half as good without Donald Pleasence, he was great as Dr Loomis the psychiatrist, and Jamie Lee's performance was great on her debut.


too low .... but amazing choice Slob ! :D

[The Gunslinger45]

MOAR!

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

10

Psycho (1960)

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Classic suspense thriller with amazing cinematography and some truly chilling scenes.

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9

The Evil Dead (1981)

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Cult classic comedy-horror gorefest.

[Swan]

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[the samoan lawyer]

2 iconic horror classics. Love them both.

[cricket]

Those are two of the best in my mind. My only question is where is the comedy in The Evil Dead? The sequels, yes, but the first one? I've heard that before on this site but I always assume people are mixing up the series.

[jiraffejustin]

Psycho is so great that it makes up for The Evil Dead. :up:

[honeykid]

Psycho is, of course, great. No way Evil Dead should be anywhere near the top of the list. I really should watch it again, though, as it's been a good while.

[Derek Vinyard]

2 classics ! and two of my favorites great choice :)

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

8

The Wicker Man (1973)

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The classic chilling tale of crazy pagans luring a policeman to an island in search of a missing girl and sacrificing him to their gods. Also the subject of one of the worst horror remakes ever...The Bees..The Bees..Not the Bees!


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7

Jaws(1975)

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Don't think I need to say much about this one, it speaks for it's self.

[Derek Vinyard]

Two amazing choices here. Great thread Slob :)

[honeykid]

Before I remembered a couple that had to be there, this was the top and bottom of my 100. Great films. :up:

[cricket]

I didn't expect to see Jaws just because I always think of it as a thriller. Great set either way.

[honeykid]

Nice to see someone else who doesn't see Jaws as a horror film. :)

[Swan]

Two BLOODY good films. I had a GHOULISH time watching them. They really ELECTRIFIED me.

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

6

The Haunting (1963)

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The best haunted house film ever made, with amazing cinematopraghy, performances, and music. The scene in the gif is one the scariest I've seen.

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5

Alien (1979)

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Simply the best sci-fi horror ever, it will always be in my top ten favorite films.

[cricket]

Glad to see The Haunting because I have it marked down to watch within the next 2 weeks. Now I'm really looking forward to it.

Alien:up:

[honeykid]

That's a Yay and Nay right there.

[jiraffejustin]

For whatever reason, I didn't care for The Haunting when I first saw it. (Which I think is odd, because just a few days after, I watched and loved The Innocents.)

Alien is good. Obvz.

[Swan]

Alien is WAY too low. ;)

Just playing. Glad to see it so high!

[mark f]

Well, The Innocents is better-paced and much-better overall than The Haunting but the latter is still good. :cool:

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

4

The Thing (1982)

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One of my childhood favorites, must have seen it 200 times. John Carpenter's best film.

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3

The Exorcist (1973)

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Cult classic and still one of the scariest films ever made, even when compared with todays torture porn gorefests.

[the samoan lawyer]

Another 2 classics. Great choice.

Basket Case in the top 2 then?

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

Another 2 classics. Great choice.

Basket Case in the top 2 then?

Sadly I had to omit Backet Case from the list. It would be in my top 150..maybe.;)

[honeykid]

Two brilliant horror films. I wholeheartedly approve of both. :up:

[The Gunslinger45]

Love the last four movies! Make with the last two!

[Sexy Celebrity]

I have only seen The Thing once. Don't know how I really feel about it. I remember liking it, but I also don't recall being blown away.

[Swan]

I rewatched both of those movies recently. Fantastic films. The Exorcist is an absolute masterpiece of cinema.

[cricket]

The Thing and The Exorcist are both brilliant.

[dadgumblah]

Sci-Fi Slob, the last six in particular are classics, and I can't wait to see the last ones. Great going. :cool:

[The Sci-Fi Slob]

2

The Shining (1980)

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The best Stephen King horror adaptation.


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1

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

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Made on a tiny budget, this 70's indie horror from the directer of Poltergiest has became a cult classic.

[Swan]

Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a masterpiece. Great #1. One of my top 5 favorite horror films.

The Shining rocks too.

[BlueLion]

Both on my own top 10, great finish to your list.

[honeykid]

BOOOOOO! :D

Congrats on finishing your list, though. :up:

[Sexy Celebrity]

Surprised by your #1. But I like it a lot.

Honeykid needs to find himself a Leatherface somewhere.

[cricket]

Great list from start to finish, Slob:)

[The Rodent]

Glad to see The Thing get some lovin'


I'd have it at #1 personally in an actual horror list though...


Liked the list though Slob :up:

[Mrankings]

This is my list of best horror movie of the 2010s: mrankings.com/2014/09/27/the-best-horror-movies-of-the-2010s

These are the first 5:

The Cabin in the Woods – Drew Goddard (2012)
The Conjuring – James Wan (2013)
The Skin I Live In – Pedro Almodóvar (2011)
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil – Eli Craig (2010)
Only Lovers Left Alive – Jim Jarmusch (2013)

[rambond]

I love Videodrome and Mama. I didn't like Sinister. It started off well, but I didn't like where it went.
james woods was so great in the 80s. he made very good movies, like him so much in videodrome, in fact perfect cast.

[rambond]

Triangle isnt a horror movie, its a mystery thriller

[JayDee]

Well done on your efforts Slob. :up: Through a mixture of being MIA for a lot of the time when you were posting it and also not being much of a fan of the genre (which means I wouldn't have much to contribute) I didn't really follow the list. I have however added your list to the genre specific section of the MoFo's lists