Boy was I seriously undereducated in the genre 4 years ago or what!


These would be my top 10 today...

10 - TCM
09 - A Nightmare on Elm Street
08 - The Exorcist
07 - The Evil Dead
06 - Halloween
05 - Dawn of the Dead
04 - Night of the Living Dead
03 - Se7en
02 - Evil Dead II
01 - Alien

Shoutouts - Psycho, The Shining, Jaws, Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust & Grindhouse.

Um,

not in any order, but here are ten (plus five) favorites:

Evil Dead II, Night of the Living Dead, Suspiria, Spider Baby, Eyes Without a Face, Bride of Frankenstein, Cat People, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Halloween, Black Sunday, Vampyr, Nosferatu, Onibaba, Freaks, I Drink Your Blood

Hey V, the best part is in 4 more years your list will have changed again! Seriously, top ten lists do not hold up well.

In no order,

NOTLD
Return of the Living Dead
The Exorsist
Alien
Poltergeist
Slither
Se7en
Prince of Darkness
An American Werewolf in London
Pet Cemetary

Yep.

Although I dont see the first seven falling out of my top 10 anytime soon. Maybe there will be a change in the order, at most.

However, Alien will always be my numero uno.

I know there are still some great films left to see but here's my Top 50 Horror Movies of all time (in alphabetical order).

And here's my Top 10:

1. Psycho
2. The Tingler
3. The Evil Dead
4. The Exorcist
5. The Orphanage
6. Saw
7. [REC.]
8. Predator
9. Les Diabolique
10. Let the right one in

cliche...

A nightmare on Elm street, Halloween, The Shining, Friday the 13th, Psycho, Bride of Frankenstein, Jaws, Evil Dead, The Howling, IT.

EDIT: I'm sure the first four will always stick. They have since I was a kid. :)

After thinking about it for a few days, I think my top ten has changed three or four times. I didn't include The Thing or Event Horizon or a bunch of others that are only now not at the top of my head. And I thought a top ten would be easy.

I can't be fucked looking thru the thread to see if I made a list or not. I'd say most of its still the same... it takes awhile for the newer stuff I've seen to make a top 10 list for me.

top 10
 

1 nitemare
2 halloween
3 phantasm
4 friday the 13
5 creepshow
6 it
7 nitemare on elm st.2
8 friday the 13 part 2
9 halloween 2
10 night of the living dead:p

10 . [ rec ]
9 . the descent
8 . ginger snaps
7 . high tension
6 . dawn of the dead
5 . the shining
4 . exorcist
3 . inside
2 . psycho
1 . halloween

1. Deep Red Profondo Rosso
2. When a Stranger Calls (1979)
3. Audition
4. Event Horizon
5. Tenebrae
6. Citizen X
7. the Cat O Nine Tails
8. Blood & Black Lace
9. 28 Weeks Later
10. Peeping Tom

After 40-some odd pages I cant rember if Ive posted in this thread or not. So, without futher dudes.......

10-The Thing (remake)
9- The Shining
8- The Exorcist
7-Nightmare on Elm Street
6- Dracula
5- Night of the living Dead
4- Frankenstein
3- Psycho
2- Bride of Frankenstein
1- Halloween


It was tough between 1 and 2. Personally I think Bride of Frankenstein is the best horror movie ever made but I watch Halloween more.

I think it's too hard to put these in a proper order, so here they are in random order.

Natural Born Killers
May
Ginger Snaps
American Psycho
Dead Alive
Audition
Cannibal Holocaust
The Decent
Hellraiser
Opera

10. (Tie) Jaws & Grindhouse
9. Ginger Snaps
8. Se7en
7. Alien
6. Night of the Living Dead
5. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
4. Dawn of the Dead
3. The Thing
2. The Evil Dead Trilogy (They're all one big movie, so I'm counting them together.)
1. Halloween

Something like that.

10. Misery
9. Braindead/Dead Alive
8. Night of the Living Dead
7. An American Werewolf in London
6. Jaws
5. Dawn of the Dead
4. Halloween
3. The Evil Dead
2. Pet Sematary
1. Evil Dead 2

wow misery nice

Check the sig.

I have sigs turned off. I got tired of scrolling thru retarded 10 page long signatures.

Besides my sigs...

1. The Haunting
2. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
3. Vampyr
4. Eyes without a face
5. Les Diabolique
6. Black Sabbath
7. Psycho
8.What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
9. The Tingler
10. Freaks

Here's mine, in no particular order:

Jaws
Phantasm
Night of the Living Dead
Evil Dead (trilogy)
Hellraiser
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Salem's Lot
Psycho
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Halloween

& that's 10...Damn. Looking at it now I notice The Thing (1982), The Exorcist, The Shining, Martin, The Fog, The Omen are all missing & I would've thought they'd have made my top 10. There just the ones off the top of my head as well, I'm bound to have forgotten something. I can easily imagine my top 25 films interchanging depending on my mood.

1. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
2. Halloween
3. Dawn of the Dead (orig.)
4. Halloween II
5. Night of the Livng Dead (orig.)
6. The Evil Dead
7. The Exorcist
8. Alien
9. The Thing
10. Sesson 9

That's Hitman's.

Top 10 List of more-or-less obscure horror films*:
(*, list subject to change upon further film viewing)

--I'm pretty much sick of top-10 lists that have the same films repeated over and over (EG: Halloween, Exorcist, The Thing, Evil Dead, etc), so this is my list of semi-sleeper classics which horror buffs are sure to recognize and greenhorns to the genre are sure to enjoy.

10) Frailty (2001)
09) Day of the Beast (Dia de la Bestia, 1995)
08) The Woman in Black (1989)
07) Shutter: They Are Around Us (2004 Thia version)
06) Outpost (2008)
05) Night of the Living Dead (1990 Savini re-make)
04) Below (2002)
03) Dog Soldiers (2002)
02) Angel Heart (1987)
01) Event Horizon (1997)

Honorable mentions:
--The Sentinel (1977)
--Dagon (2001)
--Chakushin Ari (One Missed Call, 2003)
--The Entity (1981)
--The Legend of Hell House (1973)
--Infestation (2009)

...If you haven't seen some of these, check em' out!

top 10 horror movies
 

1 halloween
2 friday the 13
3 nitemare on elm st.
4 texas chainsaw
5 phantasm
6 halloween2
7 hellraiser
8 nitemare 2
9 friday the 13 part 2
10 saw:p

10. dawn of the dead
9. fright night
8. sleepwalkers
9. the strays
8. grudge3
7. quarantien
6. the forsaken
5. the children of the dead
4. mirrors
3.the lost boys
2.the exorcism of emily rose
1. the exorcist and john carpenters vampires

sorry can't pick a favorite

In no order...

Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Cannibal Holocaust
Hostel (both films as a continual story)
Freeway
Wrong Turn
Rest Stop (again both as a continual story)
Nightmare on Elm Street
House of 1000 Corpses
Jesus Camp(you tell me what ISNT scary about this film)
Candyman

Jesus Camp is probably the most horrifying thing I have ever seen.

Never seen Jesus camp

no order

I Saw the Devil
Suspiria
The Mist
Hellraiser
The Collector
Bram Stokers Dracula
Jeepers Creepers
The Descent
Event Horizon
Pet Sematary

The Beyond
City Of The Living Dead
Inferno
Tenebrae
Session 9
The Shining
Ringu
The Call Of Cthulhu
Insidious
Tombs Of The Blind Dead

Token number 11-I walked With A Zombie

1. The Seed of Chucky
2. House of 1000 Corpses
3. Halloween
4. The Last Exorcism
5. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
6. The Amityville Horror (Remake)
7. Dead Silence
8. Hostel pt 1
9. Hostel pt 2
10. Silent Hill

Top 10 Horror
 

1. Suspiria (1977)
2. Dawn of the Dead (1978)
3. Phantasm (1979)
4. The Last House on the Left (1972)
5. Martin (1976)
6. The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971)
7. Dracula (1931)
8. Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (1974)
9. Blood Feast (1963)
10. The Centerfold Girls (1974)

Alot Harder than anticipated, honourable mentions go out to:

Black Christmas (original)
The Wicker Man (original)
Frightmare (1974)
Hellraiser
Deep Red

Awesome list, man.

Mine (at the moment) would probably be...

1) Dawn Of The Dead
2) The Wicker Man
3) Suspiria
4) Texas Chainsaw Massacre
5) The Evil Dead
6) Nosferatu The Vampyre
7) Carrie
8) American Werewolf In London
9) The Shining
10) Either Night Of The Living Dead or Martin. A tie.

Pretty solid list yourself, were you referring to the Murnau or Herzog Nosferatu? Both are amazing films.

My Top 10 Favorite Horror Movies of all Time
 

1.The Exorcist III
2.Night of the Demons (1988 Original)
3.Salem's Lot the Movie (1979)
4.Deathdream
5.Pet Sematary
6.Ghost Story (1981)
7.Deranged (1974)
8.The Sentinel (1979)
9.Witchboard
10.When a Stranger Calls (1979 Original)

Herzog. But I do like Murnau's as well.

I'll have to admit, I enjoy Herzog's version a little more. I find it very artistic and atmospheric.

Ditto. The scene in the town square where people have gone delerious from plague is such a beautifully eerie scene.

Not to mention that although Max Schreck is still sinister as hell in the original Nosferatu, Klaus Kinski gives him a real soul and you end up sympathising him. Not to mention the scene where he sees a little cross as he's piling the withcoffins into the church (his reaction always makes me chuckle) and a brilliant twist ending that left me floored when I first saw it.

Nice to see The Sentinel on your list. It's way more obscure than it deserves, with its stellar cast and direction (by Michael Winner of all people). Scared the hell out of me as a kid.

I think it's a great film but I think its so underrated because of Michael Winner's involvment-he is absolutely despised in the UK.