Favorite horror movies?

[Aspergers_Aspie]

They live, invasion of the body snatchers movies and the faculty

 

[Katsuragi]

Texas chainsaw massacre (Dawn of the dead 1978) scream the people under the stairs last house on the left the thing (1982) Alien

 

[Vivlex]

Here is my list of horror movies that I like:
It follows (2015);
Let the right one in (2008);
Hereditary (2018);
The lighthouse (2019).
Due to quarantine, I stopped going to the cinema, so I want to implement a home theater. I am reading an article about what kind of projectors are used there to implement something similar in my apartment.

 

[Suzette]

I don't like true horror movies in general but I do love a good ghost story.
My picks
The Others
The Sixth Sense
The Shining is iconic but wasn't nearly as creepy as the book

 

[garnetflower13]

"Let The Right One In" is one of my faves, too.

 

[aspieoutlaw89]

i`m all freddy krueger

 

[Trophonius]

If you like horror you need to watch Possession (1981). It' one of the most disturbing movie I have seen.

It's my all-time favorite.

 

[Aspergers_Aspie]

I just re-watched invasion of the body snatchers (1978) and the faculty

 

[Suzette]

I recommend The Squid Game on Netflicks. If you aren't horrified, you will be!

 

[Aspergers_Aspie]

Star Trek the next generation 'Times Arrow' could be a horror movie in my opinion, what with the story line, and it's an extra long episode over two parts, anyone else agree?

 

[Luca]

I get really scared of some types of horror films (anything with torture porn is an absolute no because it's a trigger, and I'm not crazy about demonic stuff because I'm somewhat religious and I do believe in demons, and they scare my pants off). Not a fan of overdone cliches and tropes either.
Anything with ghosts, cryptids, or monsters is fine and I like a good story. I like things that keep me intrigued.
I recently watched The Shining (I'd never seen it before) and it was way less creepy than I anticipated. I was actually kind of relieved

 

[RobZombiefan]

The Fear Street trilogy on Netflix!
Every Rob Zombie Film!
Every Friday the 13th film!
Scream 1-4!
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003!
Texas Chainsaw 2013!
Freddy VS. Jason!
The Shining
Doctor NO
Saw franchise
Dead silence
30 days of night
Halloween H20!
Halloween 78-95
The hills have eyes 2006!
The last house on the left 2009!
The house on the haunted hill 1999!

 

[Metalhead]

Hatchet 1-3, the unrated editions, are pretty awesome. Hilariously awful movies, but they are quite entertaining.

Glenn Danzig's Verotika is also a hilariously terrible movie. Danzig just might be the next Ed Wood, actually.

 

[Lemon Zing]

Anyone a fan of the 1932 version of The Mummy?

That guy's crazy laugh near the beginning.

 

[garnetflower13]

The Conjuring.

 

[Lemon Zing]

I like many. A Nightmare on Elm Street is iconic.

 

[Shillelagh]

The Exorcist.
The Thing.
The Alien franchise.
The Ring.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978).
Phantasm.

 

[Lemon Zing]

I watched The Curse of Frankenstein earlier, and it's definitely one of Peter Cushing's best performances.

 

[tkcartoonist]

Braindead, aka Dead Alive. It starts off really slow, but once it kicks into gear, it is one of the most over-the-top movies I've ever seen. Ridiculous amounts of gore, a kung-fu priest, a zombie baby, a lawnmower used to wipe out a bunch of the zombies, and it's one of Peter Jackson's earliest films on top of that.

 

[Lemon Zing]

There's a new trend of horror sequels being simply called by their original titles.

For example, the fifth Scream, will just be released in January next year, as Scream.

Cool.