Your Current Top 5 Modern Horror Movies

[massacre man]

5.wrong turn
4.freddy vs jason
3.(tie) friday the 13th 7 and halloween 2
2.nightmare on elm street
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halloween

[WalkingDead]

Evil Dead
Day of the Dead
Friday the 13th
Dawn of the dead
The Texas Chainsaw Masscare (remake)

[roguesblight]

Originally posted by Ritualistic
yeah it was based on a killer in Texarcana ARK that was never caught.. He terrorized this town for months in the summer and killed a lot of people.. Very cool movie..

judging by what you both described it sounds like the one i remember. My mom rented that when I was younger and VCRs were the new in thing. It was a pretty creepy movie. Especially back then and knowing that they never caught the guy.

[_Leatha_Face_]

NO ORDER ROSE RED, DUSK TILL DAWN, H6 CURSE OF M.M., EXORCIST, AND FREDDY vs JASON, BUT IM SURE WHEN I C THE NEW TCM IT WILL BUMP ONE OF THESE MOVIES OFF MY LIST :)

[Vampyra]

Originally posted by unbroken
cannibal holocaust
pieces
devil's rain
may - not really a horror film but it scared the shit out of me
black christmas
take it easy
charlie

What is May about? I never heard of it before.

[avenger00soul]

Originally posted by Vampyra
What is May about? I never heard of it before.

May is a horror film (I'm not sure why everyone is so quick to not label it horror) in which an oddball girl is looking for love and friendship. However, when she is unsuccessful at doing this the old fashioned way, she sets out to MAKE a friend. It's one of the best horror flicks I've seen in a while. Quite a breath of fresh air.

[roguesblight]

Originally posted by avenger00soul
May is a horror film (I'm not sure why everyone is so quick to not label it horror) in which an oddball girl is looking for love and friendship. However, when she is unsuccessful at doing this the old fashioned way, she sets out to MAKE a friend. It's one of the best horror flicks I've seen in a while. Quite a breath of fresh air.

would that be rentable? I haven't seen it either, and a comment like that coming from someone who's seen a lot of horror fliks, I think that means I wouldn't mind seeing it either.

[avenger00soul]

Originally posted by roguesblight
would that be rentable? I haven't seen it either, and a comment like that coming from someone who's seen a lot of horror fliks, I think that means I wouldn't mind seeing it either.

Yeah, it's rentable. Blockbuster should have it. It takes a while for the movie to get going and the horror to build up. That's not a bad thing though, it gives it an old school vibe.

[roguesblight]

well i'll make sure i stick with it then. and the old school feel is fine, as long as i know the movie is worth it in the long run.

[meetthecreeper]

The exorcist-saw this when I was a child-not a good idea
Halloween
Friday the 13th
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Nightmare on Elm Street

Jaws-I have to add-Mom took me to see this when I was 8 years old at the theater, she kept covering my eyes during the bloody parts. She didnt do a very good job, curiousity kept moving her hand in the way. I am probably the only person who lived in San Diego that NEVER went in the ocean. After that movie I wouldnt say that I was traumatized or anything but Mom bought me a lot of books about sharks and shark attacks. I gained a lot of knowledge about the animal, so much that I used to be scared that they were under my bed. Believe that, scared of SHARKS under my bed. I still will not go into the ocean ever. Probably the only thing in life that really terrifies me.