I agree, with some of the films that are labeled "must-see" in this thread, by holy hell these qualify.

i saw An American Werewolf in Paris on my first date with my now ex husband... perhaps that was an omen? LOL London is by far the better of the two films... didn't Rick Baker win an Oscar for that?
Anyhoo i might have missed it in a previous reply, but in case i didn't.... what about Cemetary Man? or Zombie? or Poltergeist? lol

I know its going to sound a little general...But I think all Horror movies are a must see...Like I've said before I can usually always find a scene or part I like in every horror flick. Besides if it sucks it sucks...now you know and you can truely say it sucked because you've seen it. What you think sucks and would not promote to others, might be a great peice of work to someone else. ;)

Well said!! :)

OOOOOOHHHHHH Cemetary Man. Good one. Why in the blue hell is this not on DVD in the states????????:confused:

i may have missed this but has anyone mentioned the phantasm movies. all must sees

I agree with his list. All Friday the 13th movies are must sees for any horror fan no matter how retarded they are. Jason goes to hell autimaticall Assumes the viewers are mentally challenged. But the deaths are kick ass.

Halloween 4 is my favourite horror movie of all time. The first movie that scared the living hell out of me, Michael was perfect in this one, The dream scene with Jamie was horrifying for me as a 4 year old child haha.

yea halloween 4 was good but the 6th one was better. mike was so evil.

american werewolf in paris? are you shitting me? that movie nearly brought the deathblow the the werewolf genre. That movie should be stricken from the record.

What is the big freaking deal? I enjoyed the movie, and I think everyone out there should give it a chance.

What the crackers is so freaking bad about that movie? Put aside the cheesy dialogue and corny acting and you get a great werewolf film.