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Tell us about your favorite horror films. Tell us about some horrible horror films. Tell us about a film that scares you half to death. Easily frightened or not so much? There's already a thread for best horror scenes, how about one for the scariest? Tell us which serial killers/monsters/etc you admire. What makes a good horror film in your opinion. Which decade do you believe has the best horror films thus far. Good horror quotes. Upcoming horror flicks your looking forward to? Any recommendations?

I tried this, not many poeple like horror on teenspot it seems but hopefully this thread will do well, um my top horrors wouldbe: All halloween films, All nightmare on elm street, Scream trilogy, the descent, the hole, the blair witch project, saw (allthough those films are gross) and the final destinations are ok.

I dont get scared but I get amde jump easily, and it takes a lot to gross me out but the film the black christmas was sick.

The killer from halloween was best, I love horror its just so unbelievable yet still terrifys people,well unless its based on real life obviously, oooh the texas chainsaw massacre was quite a good horror, I dont know which version I saw but it was good

Tell us about your favorite horror films
halloween [ 1978 ], psycho, pet sematary, motel hell, village of the damned, children of the corn, the mummy [ 1932 ], nosferatu and the shining

Tell us about some horrible horror films
the ring, i know what you did last summer, house of wax [ 2005 ], rob zombies halloween remake, anaconda, the texas chainsaw massacare [ 2003 ], ginger snaps, thirteen ghosts, darkness falls, seed of chucky [ if you'd even concider that a horror film ;/ ] , hostel, urban legends: bloody mary, the haunting, anything past the first leprechaun, wishmaster, etcetc

Tell us about a film that scares you half to death
halloween and pet sematary are the only two i can really think of. i can't even bring myself up to watch them alone, :sad: also, certain parts of the sadist

Easily frightened or not so much?
yes, but, it's more of my imagination than the actual film, yknow. like, usually while watching a horror film i'll picture the killer/monster around me and think about what it would be like if i were in the situation which is when i become paranoid and start looking around corners and behind me and such. lame, i know ;/

There's already a thread for best horror scenes, how about one for the scariest?
the brood - when nola autogenetically gives birth to homicidal strange, mutated children to physically express her internal rage - and licks her own monstrous bloody fetus; and another scene of the 'brood' after devouring a victim

children of the corn - the scene of a boy stumbling out onto the highway clutching his sliced throat

i walked with a zombie - the night time scene of betsys walk through sugar cane fields to a local voodoo ceremony - and the abrupt appearance in the darkness of huge zombie guard carrefour

halloween - the background music is enough to freak me out ;s uh, when michael sits straight up (in the background) after being stabbed in the eye with a coat hanger; also the early scene of michaels escape from the sanitarium after attacking a nurse. when bob opens the closet door, michael appears (and stares at bob quizzically for a moment as he tilts his head), holds him high against the wall and impales him with a large butcher knife

a nightmare on elm street - tina being dragged up the wall and across the ceiling by an invisible freddy krueger and in the 3rd one, the "puppet-marionette" death scene in which freddy manipulates a sleep-walking boy like a marionette using the ripped out veins from his hands and legs as the control chords

pet sematary - when gage murders his mother with a surgical scalpel

the texas chainsaw massacre [ 1974 ] - the scenes of hanging and screaming pam on a meat hook through her upper back, and sally being held captive at the dinner table ( and having her finger cut as an appetizer for grandfather)

What makes a good horror film in your opinion
a good catch phrase - yknow, like 'they're here' from the poltergeist or 'i see dead people' from the sixth sense, etc, creepy music - the music that supports a horror film is usually way scarier than the actual movie, evil entity - every horror film needs a good versus evil storyline and nothing too gore filled

Which decade do you believe has the best horror films thus far
im going with the 60s - the early 90s

i love horror films =]
my favs are:
- the first nightmare on elm street, freddy kruger is like sooooooooooo cool =]
- all the hannibal films, especially hannibal rising because that dudes chin is like OMG and he has like one dimple and its soooo cute, oh darn, i went off the horror topic there abit lol =P
- Whisper, it has josh holloway in it and its sooooo good, too bad they just released it straight to dvd :(
- Stay alive, i thought that film was soooooo scary, that lady person's face kept coming into my mind everytime i closed my eyes for like a week after that lol
- candy man, stilll scared of mirrors lol
- texas chainsaw mascre, soo coooli lol, and leatherface rocks!
- psycho, lovvvvvvve it! i love the schitzo-ness =]
- the shinning, RedRum!RedRum! and i love tony the finger lol

I dont really get that scared by horror movies to be honest, but its more the ghost ones that do scare me, or the exorcist lol

What is this, bad post good post?

Tell us about your favorite horror films
Pretty much everything Wes Craven did in the 80s, nosferatu, An American Werewolf in London, Night Of The Living Dead (1968), Peeping Tom (on a technicality, it's more amazing than a 'horror film', per se, but there is murder and screaming women so I like to mention that Peeping Tom is an amazing film, everybody should watch Peeping Tom)

(It's a Michael Powell film)

Tell us about some horrible horror films
Euch, don't get me started. Hannibal, Hannibal Rising, Freddy vs Jason, Alien vs Predator, Alien resurrection, A nightmare on elm street 4, Halloween 3, most of the Friday the 13th's (psh), The Descent, The Cave, The Hole (if it counts as a horror, someone else mentioned it in the positive but I had to say it was awful), Blair Witch Project, An American Werewolf in Paris, Silent Hill, the remake of Psycho + most other remakes, the prequel sequel to the remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, etc etc.

Tell us about a film that scares you half to death
Nosferatu (only if you get it with the right score, though)

Easily frightened or not so much?
I'm nervous, but never scared. I just jump when the stupid things happen (they usually involve a loud burst of score)

There's already a thread for best horror scenes, how about one for the scariest?
Just one. The scene in An American Werewolf in London where David transforms into the werewolf. It's something to do with the screaming and the special effects, which were much too much when I was 6 and has been ever since.

Which decade do you believe has the best horror films thus far
Does not compute. Gems in every decade.

Horror movies i love:

Hostel, Hostel Part: II, Halloween movies, Saw, Saw III, Pet Semetary, Rose Red, Cannibal Holocaust, Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal, Red Dragon, Devils Rejects, House of 1000 Corpses, Audition, Scream trilogy, Friday the 13th movies, 2001 Maniacs, Psycho, The Shining, It, Rear Window, Disturbia ((ok)), Stir of Echoes, Jeepers Creepers, Grindhouse, Cabin Fever, Se7en, Sleepaway Camp, The Hole, May


Horror movies i do not recommend ((do not like)):

Saw II, Saw IV, Are Your Scared?, See No Evil, The Ring, The Grudge, Blair Witch Project, Blair Witch Project II, 1408, The Haunting, When A Stranger Calls, Final Destination, Final Destination 2, Final Destination 3, Darkness Falls, White Noise, Thir13en Ghosts, Dead Silence


i am a horror movie fanatic. the lists could go on FOREVER. i'm not easily scared at all. i can't actually remember a horror movie that actually scared me. i just enjoy gore, or really suspenseful, or something that you really have to watch and pay attention to.

some horro movies are alright but since i grew up watching horror movies instead of cartoons im kinda turned off by them lol. i cant name toomany i actualy liked

Dracula was scary as hell.

favorite ever=Scream (1996) the movie gets you scared without music, which most horror movie must have, 2nd halloween (1978) nightmare on elm street (1984) texas chainsaw massacre (1974)&Tex Massacre (2003)-as good as the original just scarier & gorier