I'm guessing that this section is for general discussion for Horror movies (if not, please move).

It might be hard for some of you to only pick 10, but try to do your best.

My list:

No order given-

Day of the Dead
The Shining
Nightmare on Elm Street
Friday the 13th
Sleepaway Camp
Evil Dead
Halloween III Season of the Witch
The Thing (remake)
Motel Hell
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)

No order either:

Motel Hell
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
Exorcist (1st)
Psycho
Audition
Rosemary's Baby
The Omen
Jacob's Ladder
Cujo
Poltergeist

No particular order:
Suspiria
Deep Red
Audition
Alice *Savnkmajer*
Videodrome
Phantom of the Paradise
Motel Hell
Evil Dead
Faust
Island of Lost Souls

No particular order:

Halloween
Halloween 2
Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge
My Bloody Valentine
April Fools
Slumber Party Massacre
Nightmare on Elm Street 3
Leprechaun 3
Prom Night
Poltergeist 3

1. Dawn of the Dead "Original"
2. night of the living Dead
3. Day of the Dead
4. Evil Dead "The sequel was a close contender, but i found part 1 scarier"
5. Ginger Snaps
6. Blair Witch Project
7. Demons
8. Predator -odd choice, but i think predator was the coolest looking horror character to come along, to this day still looks awesome.
9. Texas Chainsaw Massacre Original.
10. Halloween

Can't believe i forgot Ginger Snaps!

Yeah predator was awsome...showing his Jamaican pride with the dreadlocks

LOL!! He isn't from outer space, he's from the islands!

I was just shocked to see two other members have "Motel Hell" in their Top 10 list. Nice to see that movie get some love.

Hmmm...only ten, eh?

No particular order

Psycho
The Birds
House of Wax
Pet Sematary
'Salems Lot (orig tv miniseries)
Trilogy of Terror
Little Shop of Horrors (orig, but I love the musical, too)
Frankenstein (orig)
Bride of Frankenstein
Dracula (orig)
Dracula (Langella - had a MAJOR drooling crush on Langella after this film was released)
Fall of the House of Usher
The Mummy (orig)
Haunting of Hill House

Oops...ran over my ten. A pox upon me. I'll stop now.

In no particular order Ill have to go with

Return of the living dead
Event horizen
Nightmare on Elm Street 4
Friday the 13th 7
Howling
Evil dead
Waxwork
Hellraiser
Lord of illusions
Halloween

Motel Hell kicks ass...it's a great movie...scared the shit out of me when I was little...but I enjoy the creepyness now.

This is a hard one! Halloween is my all time favorite, the rest are in no particular order.

Halloween
Jason Vs Freddy
The Haunting
Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Night Of The Living Dead
House On Haunted Hill
Strait Jacket
Hellraiser
Frankenstein
13 Ghosts

Everyone loves MOTEL HELL! whoooo creepy creeepy caps lock whooo

Everyone has good tastes here. It'll be hard to stop at 10:

Night of the Living Dead (original)
Dawn of the Dead (original)
Vampyr
Halloween
Evil Dead 1 and 2 (tie)
The Haunting (Wise)
Psycho
Dellamorte Dellamore
The Tenant
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
Les Diaboliques
Martin

Ah, I already went over. Maybe 50 would be easier

I thought I was the only person that liked that movie!

I LOVE SEASON OF THE WITCH
since i was about eight every haloween my bf and i have gone around singing the silver shamrock jingle!

Halloween
Halloween the curse
Silver Bullet
The Lost Boys
Puppet Master
Pumpkinhead
Freddy-The dream warriors
Texas Chainsaw Massacre-original
House of Wax-original
Cat's Eye

What would a horror board be without a top ten!!

Only Night is in order.....cuz its my all time fav.

Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Halloween
Bride Of Frankenstein
Castle of the Walking Dead
Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Profundo Rosso
Gates of Hell
Zombie
Creature From The Black Lagoon
The Thing From Another World

Coffin, I loved Creature From The Black Lagoon! It scared the shit outta me when I was a kid and I wouldn't go swimming for months after seeing it. I had to get it the minute i saw it on DVD and play it right to death.

I remember watching Dawn Of The Dead with my Grandmother (she likes horror to a point). She said that her stomach hurt for days afterwards! LOL

Yaaaay another fan of the gillman! If you EVER get the chance you should see this in its original 3D format. I had the pleasure a few years ago. A local artsy theater ran it for 2 nights and it was so cool to see the creature reaching out of the screen! I felt like a kid in a monster candy store with my 3D glasses on......that they made you give back!! Urrg! Of course I cant find any of my old 3D glasses from days gone past.....

OMG!! 3-d!!!!!!!!! That must have been the most awesome thing ever! Why oh why can't I have anything like that around here?? I wonder if they can bring a 3-D format to DVD? It would be fab to be able to watch it over and over again like that. Also, you'd get to keep your 3-D glasses Coffin!

I had to think abouth these. In no particular order:

Friday the 13th
Halloween
the Raven
Nosferatu
Frankenstein
Lost Boys
Evil Dead
Ginger Snaps
Night of the Living Dead
Day of the Dead

I keep seeing "Ginger Snaps" popping up on these lists so I guess I'd better add that one to my "must see" list!

this is going to be hard but i will try:
(in no particular order)

1. The Exorcist
2. The Exorcist III
3. Halloween
4. Nightmare on Elm Street
5. Hellraiser
6. Night of the Living Dead
7. Ginger Snaps
8. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
9. The Eye
10. Ju-On: The Grudge

Here it goes...

1. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
2. The Beyond (aka Seven Doors of Death)
3. Dawn of the Dead (1978)
4. Frankenstein (1931)
5. Cannibal Holocaust
6. House by the Cemetary
7. Dracula (1931)
8. Zombi 2
9. Suspiria
10. Last House on the Left

Scream
Halloween
The People Under the Stairs
In the Mouth of Madness
Black Christmas
Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
Children of the Corn
Trauma
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Storm of the Century

You can find bootlegs of it in 3D but it is in a format that isnt standard red and green (anlygraph?). Now back inna day there was a VHS release of this in the red and green 3D format. I rented it and copied it. I WISH I had kept the copy!! It didnt work all that well on the VHS but it turned out that it was a glitch from the factory so....but yeah you get a chance see it!

I really wish Universal would release this in a 3D format on DVD. It would make a ton of peeps happy!

Slipknt....man, if you haven't seen 'Ginger Snaps'...just buy it. What a great werewolf movie! Great!!!

Bill

Ginger snaps was great, the sequals were a bit iffy though.

There are so many

1. In the Mouth of Madnes
2. Event Horizan
3. The Exciorst
4. Halloween
5. Frailty
6. Lords Of Illiusion
7. Night of The Living Dead
8. Dawn of the Dead
9. Dawn of the Dead remake
10. Hellraiser

I know everyone is going to bash me to death but i really did not like the exorcist. I thought the enitre thing was a big halarious joke. My favourite part was the subliminal flashing of the devil while she walked around in the dark with the lights flashing.

I myself have never even heeard of this movie...the title gives me a totally different idea of what this movie is about.



OMG you must be the only person to ever say that...that I know of.

mmmm well ginger snaps is a great indie horror film
and me and the exsorsit... yeah lets just not get into that subject.

I'm late to the game, but here goes:

1. THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (original, naturally)
2. THE EXORCIST
3. THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN
4. SUSPIRIA
5. KILL, BABY...KILL
6. AUDITION
7. ALIEN
8. DAWN OF THE DEAD (original, naturally)
9. HALLOWEEN
10. SESSION 9

Runners Up: PHANTASM, RACE WITH THE DEVIL, THE DESCENT, etc.

I will have to see Ginger Snaps...and will not further my investigation into why you didn't like The Exorcist ...although I am curious.

Loved KILL, BABY ...KILL!
and everyone loves Audition i think that is like on everyones top 10 wonder if they will show that on chiller its not that bad..... well i guess they might just cut out the last fifteen minutes of the film. That would ruin it though.

Good to see another Bava fan. I'm a Bava obsessive myself. Looking forward to the new edition of KILL, BABY...KILL due out on DVD soon.

As for AUDITION, it's the first film in years that made me have to get up, take a deep breath and a long walk to collect myself. I was highly affected by it. That's pretty phenomenal in itself.

Yeah after my friend and i watched Audition he would not even look at cute little asian girls for like two months. he would just say PIANO WIRE, FUCKING PIANO WIRE, MAN!

I love that movie so much...it was f**king awsome. I just happened to rent it from blockbuster when I had already seen all the other movies they have...I lv foreign films.

I am a big forgein film person too, have like fifteen friends all from different countries that know some of the best films.

Its not really a horror film but it scared the shit out of a few of my friends until there really did not want to watch it, and it has some of the most disgusting sexual comparissons ever made by any film if you know the true backstory behind the author and the young girl.
the film in Svanjmaer's *spelling?* Alice
its not a film that you will probably enjoy its more of an art film.
Its a flim that will try to torture your subconscious as you watch it, instead of hurting horny teens the sociopath in this film is the film and it is hellbent on driving you insane. It is a surrealist film so of course it is not about enjoyment, more about the art of the film and to get a reaction out of the viewer weather it be good or bad.

I gotta see that one

It's fairly hard to get ahold of, and im pretty much sure that not many video stores will have it. sooooooooooo our solution is AMAZON! magical amazon has everything!
http://www.amazon.com/Alice-Kristýna-Kohou...8260&sr=8-4
AND ITS ONLY 30 BUCKS! oh wait... thats expensive....
well its worth it.
And its a great introduction to surrealist cinema.

I've read through all these lists and I think I am the only one that has Cannibal Holocaust in my top 10.

Hmmm....no Ruggero Deodato fans out there?

CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST pretty much exists outside of the top 10 for me. Although it's damn-near flawless in execution, it's such a viscerally affecting film that I can't really call it a favorite. It certainly achieves what it intends, but to such a degree that I certainly don't feel the need to revisit it often and put myself through that same emotional wringer again. It's not a film that I can ever say I actually enjoy.

Regardless, it's Deodato's crowning achievement.

Here's mine

1.Child's play
2.Tales from the crypt demon night
3.Creephouse
4.A nightmare on elm street
5.children from the corn
6. misery
7.Halloween
8.The shining
9.magic
10.poltergeist

Good point.

It's not a film that is easy to sit through from beginning to end. It definitely is not for everyone. But, given the fact that it is arguably one of the most controversial films made (along with Salo, Last House on the Left, etc.) and the influence it had on other film makers in the genre (Blair Witch comes to mind) I had to put it in my top 10.

I found it rather enjoyable...

I thought this would be easier....

Halloween
Halloween II
Friday the 13th part 6 (More a comedy than horror by my count, but I liked the transition to zombie-Jason)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
Last House on The Left
Friday the 13th
Child's Play
Nightmare on Elm Street
Pet Sematary
A Clockwork Orange (Not classified specifically as horror but damn creepy)

1)Shaun of the Dead,what can I say I LOVE British humor!
2) The Exorcist
3)Dawn of the Dead(remake)
4)Devil's Rejects
5)House of 1,000 Corpses
6)The Shining(orig)
7)Exorcism of Emily Rose
8)Night of the Living Dead(orig)
9)Land of the Dead
10)Carrie

Sweet Lord, where do I start? Here are some favorite titles that come to mind:

Halloween
The Shining (Kubrick)
Friday the 13th
Night Of The Living Dead
Dark Night Of The Scarecrow
The Fog
Evil Dead 1 & 2
Nosferatu
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Dracula
Frankenstein
The Wolf Man
Curse of Frankenstein
The Howling
Burnt Offerings
House of Wax (Vincent Price is the man)
Nightmare On Elm St.
Poltergeist (that clown gets me every time)

Too many great movies to think of, so forgive me if I missed any classics!