MoFo Top 100 Horror Movies: The List

I think a horror list moreso than most genres was always going to be quite diverse including some very pulpy and also much more serious films.

Definitely. There's just something incredibly charming about B-grade practical effects, and they always make films far more entertaining for me.

I think so too. I know for a fact that I enjoy both well-made, more intense horror films, as well as the kind that I'd call trash (but in a loving way).

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That should go on the raspberry list.

Is there any other way we'd have a MoFo List?


In defence of the entries so far, MoFo Lists have always had some disparate stuff at the bottom end.
Once we reach around the 70-mark, things tend to get solid.

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It's horror, a lot of the genre's best entries are "cruddy B-movies".

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Iro's Top 100 Movies v3.0

Iro, considering you like to review some skewiff stuff and you've only got 1 favourite in your top 10... I'm recommending you watch Terrorvision (1986).
Also, a review on it would be something I'd consider repping

"Skewiff"?

I'll think about it, but don't get your hopes up.

Cheers buddy, that's excellent to see.

That's all this list should be.

I don't really care for any of the four revealed since my last post. Though I've not seen Re-Animator or The Last House On The Left since the 80's. Cannibal Holocaust I prefer when it's not trying to be a horror film, while The Orphange was just disappointing. Maybe I expected too much? I certainly wanted more of something.

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Just wanted to point that The Devil's Backbone and The Orphanage are two different films

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If it makes you feel better my list was mostly self important and fuill of serious or at least well made films.

I'm actually surprised only Neon Demon, Devils Backbone and The Orphanage have turned up so far, they were all towards the bottom of it so hopefully a few of the other somewhat less obvious choices will feature further up.

The Devil's Backbone was my #15. Really good film.

I've seen Re-Animator, which had moments of being moderately enjoyable. I haven't seen nor do I particularly wish to ever see the other two.

But The Orphanage hasn't turned up, has it? I'm really confused now

Quit acting like everything I say here is a chance for you to scold me. If you can't accept that anger was stemmed from a lot of **** at my house and work that's still going on, that's your business. When I apologized to you, you said it was "cool." You and Yoda said there would always be complaining and debates and you put yourself in that position by volunteering to run this in the first place.


If you don't care about the apology I gave you, not my fault. I'll even take it back. Everyone here has the right to make a couple of comments about the outcome.

Having the right to comment goes for everyone on a discussion board, not just you and then silence. When you put out bad energy, (what you've done so far), don't be rattled when you get it back your way.

That's what happrns when people only look at the last few posts - they also get confused.

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See - look at that one.

I wasn't putting out bad energy with my last two comments. In fact, my last one was a joke. You're the one interpreting them as angry. My They Live comment was just a comment. I wasn't angry, just confused. You interpreted that as me challenging the rules again and that's not on me.


The second comment was me making a joke and having a chuckle about Friday th 13th Pt. III being on the list because, come on. 12% on RT. You took that as an angry comment. You scolded me twice based on your own misconception. Your attitude tells me you haven't gorgiven me like you said, so how do I know the bad blood isn't on you?