Best Horror Films

The Hoard.

Just watched it online. Its a decent budget french zombie film.
Group of bad cops go to a run down apartment building to take out a gang. The world falls apart as the dead come back to life. The zombies a fast as hell and crazy hungry for flesh. hugely over the top with gun fire. I never knew a gun could hold so many bullets. quite an amazing shoot out throughout. Great old man character toward the end who kicks ass with an ax... but he gets alittle weird at times. For all the Character lack of brains to notice that they should actually shoot the dead in the head it was a decent movie. i would not buy it but it was fun to watch and shout at.

I like original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. And also Hellraiser also paranormal activity.

ERASERHEAD

Really twisted with the mutant baby and all

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Eraserhead wasn't that scariest movie, but the creepiest I have seen to date. It's in a genre all it's own...

Scream 4 is both good and has humourus parts , looking forward to seeing this come to dvd

i agree that eraserhead wasn't scary per se... just creepy as shit.

what about Event Horizon? i remember that scaring the crap outta me when i was younger

You should watch let me in, The hill have eyes 1,2 and The eye. And If you are a zombie lover so must watch The day of the dead and Quarantine. These all movies have some best horror effects.

I agree about Quarantine , its really good , and way under rated

Generaly I love old school horrors like Pet Sematary,Hellraiser,Fright Night,From Dusk Till Dawn... but the one of the best is Nightmare on Elm Street .

Sure,other horrors which i like are: Jeepers Creepers,Dead End,Saw,etc...

The Changling (1980) is considered by many to be one of the scariest movies out there. It's more of a psychological horror movie.

I grew up on horror movies (started watching them when I was 3-4 years old), so unfortunately I'm immune to the scary aspects.

Paranormal Activity was great for a somewhat original, low-budget offering, but I'm afraid they are just going to milk it for all they can similar to the Saw franchise. I was surprised to be the only one seeing an afternoon showing of Paranormal Activity 2 on release day. Mind you I saw it in IMAX (free ticket), so I guess others didn't want to pay the $5 upcharge.

The Exorcist is definitely in my top ten (how can it not be).

****'s Play is good, although I think they failed big time with attempt to resurrect the franchise several years back. It just became too goofy for me.

Nightmare on Elm St. will probably always be my favourite. Part III (Dream Warriors) is my favourite of the franchise.

Cube, Friday the 13th, Poltergeist, Dawn of the Dead, Halloween, The Ring, Psycho, Silence of the Lambs...etc. are all honourable mentions.

From the Last months are two Films stuck in my Memory.....

First: Devil.....the Film with the Group of People stucked in a elevator. i think this was a very exciting film for me....

Second: I saw the Devil......ok not a real horror movie, but this Film was definitely a horror to watch! Enjoy it, its a reference!

And finally a insider tip: A Serbian Film ....... Attention! Very hard stuff to watch!

Of course the Classics such as The Grudge, Ring, 28 Days later, and so on.....

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

You can't beat a good 'Saw' movie.

the latest scary movie I watched was insidious