MoFo Top 100 Horror Movies: The List

Haven't seen any of the films that have made the cut yet. I had intended to do a lot more watching/rewatching for this but procrastination, forgetfulness, and life got in the way. I doubt many of the films I voted for will make the cut.

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I totally forgot that Four of the Apocalypse was Fulci's film. It's one of the better non-Leone spaghetti westerns and I really liked its nihilistic tone. Most likely in my top-5 Fulcis

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I rewatched a lot and still didn't get to it all.

I didn't vote for Last House, but I feel like if I'd have seen it more recently, I probably would have. Good film and very deserving of a top 100 spot.

I had seen part of The Last House On The Left when I was definitely too young to be watching it, and kind of forgot all about it afterwards. Then maybe 6 years or so ago, a number of reviewers I followed online covered that film around the same time, and it looked incredibly familiar. I decided to check it out myself, and sure enough it was that same film. I haven't revisited it since, and didn't consider rewatching it for the Countdown since it's not my type of horror.

I know of The Devil's Backbone, but I haven't seen it. I've watched a few video reviews of it, and heard other people talking about it so often, that it almost feels as though I have seen it myself haha. I should probably watch it for real at some point.

Seen: 9/12
My List: 0

25. The Void (2016) - DNP/1 Pointers List

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Like both movies neither of them make my list tho

Haven't seen Last House on the Left though I really wanna.

The Last House on the Left was not on my list, but it's okay I guess.

Haven't seen Devil's Backbone, but would love to.

Seen: 8/12

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No, I'm definitely NOT a horror fan. I don't like horror movies because most of them are too violent and they have too much blood and gore. I wasn't happy about having a horror countdown, but there are so many horror fans on MoFo that I knew it was coming eventually.

I try to participate in site activities whenever I can, so I tried to watch as many "light" horror movies as I could. I also tried to watch some of the best known "classic" horror movies, like Friday the 13th, Scream, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Shining, Rosemary's Baby, The Omen, etc.

I probably watched over 100 horror movies for this countdown, but I also tried to avoid the movies that I was pretty sure that they were so violent and/or gory that they had no chance to make my list anyway.

I think in the end, I came up with a pretty respectable list for my top 25 horror movies.

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I haven't seen, (or heard of), either of the two movies that were revealed today.

A couple of decent entries that I didn't vote for.

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My number 17.

like I said Cannibal Holocaust is good but not near to make my list

Re-Animator is pretty good but didn't make my list either

Keep 'Em coming I love this countdown

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Re-Animator is an amazing movie! One of the rare Lovecraft adaptations to be any good.



As for Cannibal Holocaust, I didn't vote for it, probably because I did not think to. When I was a young adult, I used to watch it a lot with my roommate. If I recall correctly, we would even watch it while eating lunch (we were so edgy).


My list so far :
6 Grave (Didn't place)
21 El espinazo del diablo (#89)
23 Re-Animator (#87)
Seen : 5/13

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