Fun Your Top 5 Horror Movies

[redwax]

For me the winner is the raw egg scene in Napoleon Dynamite. I can't even think of it without literally gagging.

Also, any movie scene dealing with phlegm.

 

[chainsaw_metal1]

1. Night of the Living Dead (original)
2. A Nightmare on Elm Street (original)
3. Nosferatu (original)
4. The Evil Dead (original)
5. Ju-On: The Grudge

 

[Lucas]

Not really in any particular order:

Psycho
The Exorcist
Jaws
The Shining
The Silence of the Lambs

 

[streak1981]

Dead Alive (or Braindead, as it's also known)
White Zombie
Haute (High) Tension
Poltergeist (the original)
Zombi 2
The Horde

Sorry, couldn't resist adding a sixth. :D

 

[redwax]

Yeah, they usually overdo it. But I can tolerate human waste produced by the lower half of the body a lot easier than most of what comes out of the upper half, for some reason.

 

[Daniel Larusso]

Divine eating dog shit in Pink Flamingos.

 

[Tars Tarkas]

I have seen a lot of horror movies, so it's hard to narrow down to just five. If you go by ones I have re-watched the most it's probably:

The Shining
Dawn of the Dead (I liked the original and the remake)
The Thing
Alien
The Babadook

 

[Bad Horse]

Can't narrow down an exclusive top five, but here are five of my tops

Don't Look in the Basement
Dawn of the Dead (both)
Hellraiser
Dead Alive
Evil Dead (both)

 

[sitenoise]

Yikes! Five? Not fair.

My taste tends toward Horror-y, rather than Straight Up.

2004 - Spider Forest Director: Il-gon Song
2005 - Next Door Director: Pål Sletaune
2007 - [Rec] Director: Jaume Balagueró, Paco Plaza
2008 - Let the Right One In Director: Tomas Alfredson
2009 - Possessed Director: Yong-Joo Lee

 

[chainsaw_metal1]

Let the Right One In is a modern classic! I absolutely love that film. I want to see the American remake, but kind of don't, because I get sick of American remakes, and I fail to see how it could be improved upon.

 

[Bad Horse]

Let the Right One In is a modern classic! I absolutely love that film. I want to see the American remake, but kind of don't, because I get sick of American remakes, and I fail to see how it could be improved upon.

It was decent if you hadn't seen the original. It was meh if you have

 

[sitenoise]

Let the Right One In is a modern classic! I absolutely love that film. I want to see the American remake, but kind of don't, because I get sick of American remakes, and I fail to see how it could be improved upon.

I'm not against remakes at all but put off seeing Let Me In because I loved the original so much I didn't think there was a reason to see it. But wow! It's is a good film too. Different, yes. Americanized, yep. It does a credible job holding down the fort in second place and does a few things better, a few more not as well. If horror is your genre of choice you should watch it.

Have you seen Next Door?

 

[chainsaw_metal1]

I've not seen Next Door. Is it available to stream?

 

[sitenoise]

Gosh, I dunno. I watched it years ago.

 

[Tars Tarkas]

Can't narrow down an exclusive top five, but here are five of my tops

Don't Look in the Basement
Dawn of the Dead (both)
Hellraiser
Dead Alive
Evil Dead (both)

Oh gosh. Hellraiser! I should have had Hellraiser in my list.

 

[streak1981]

Let the Right One In is a modern classic! I absolutely love that film. I want to see the American remake, but kind of don't, because I get sick of American remakes, and I fail to see how it could be improved upon.

American remakes are always dumbed down crap compared to the originals. I haven't seen any decent horror flicks come out within the past ten-fifteen years because all of them turned out to be the same thing, over & over.

 

[elanor]

I'm totally not into horror films, but I watch them from time to time. But probably those are the less scarier ones.

ordered as favourites (most often seen)
1. Aragami -Ryûhei Kitamura 2003
2. Dororo - Akihiko Shiota 2007
3. 2002 -Wilson Yip 2001
4. Pi - Darren Aronofsky 1998
5. Nosferatu - F.W. Murnau1922

6. Alien - Ridley Scott 1979
7. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - Robert Wiene 1920
8. Psycho - Alfred Hitchcock 1960
9. A Tale of Two Sisters - Kim Jee-woon2003
10. As the Gods Will - Takashi Miike2014

Comment: I liked Let the Right One In by Tomas Alfredson 2008, but not as much as others.

 

[TheSowIsMine]

This is hard, only 5.
Ok, this is something that might change daily, but today my top 5 is, in no real order:

Alien
Let the Right One In
The Evil Dead
Dawn of the Dead
The Shining

 

[High Plains Drifter]

I own many and love watching them all.

Chud 2

 

[High Plains Drifter]

Favorite Troma Movies


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