MrCactuar13 Swaj lol, sounds like something a woman can catch by sex. Its the attack of Swaj! Ha, or hey everyone china made a cheap knock off jaws called Swaj.
For those of you who don't want to scroll the comments: "Jaws isn't a horror movie! The Universal Horror movies are old! Why isn't John Carpenter's The Thing there, it should be the topic of every horror discussion!"
So glad to see Jacob's Ladder on one of the lists. It's my personal favorite, and in my opinion is one of the single finest examples of psychological horror within the sub-genre. It had a profound effect on the inspiration for one of my favorite horror games too, Silent Hill.
1:An american werewolf in london. 2:Frankenstein meets the Wolf Man. 3:Friday the 13 part 6: Jason lives. 4:The curse of Frankenstein. 5:The terror(1964?)
I never really comment on videos on UA-cam...but Jacob's Ladder is the only movie in 33 years of life that I've ever jumped at lol. It wasn't even a scary scene but it caught me off guard. I've been to Iraq and even as horrible as that is and even with the dreams I have I've still not jumped at any thing else like I did that movie lol...
As someone who lives in Nova Scotia, 20 minute drive to a number of beaches, I can say to this day I'm still scared to swim in the water lol. Not that I don't, but I'm thinking about Jaws the whole time.
Wow. This is not an easy question. Not that anyone asked, but in the spirit of the video here are my Fav Five: 5. Carnival of Souls 4. Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things 3. The Romero Trilogy (Focus on Day of The Dead) 2. The Ramey Trilogy (Focus on Evil Dead 2) 1. John Carpenter’s “The Thing” Runners up Nightmare on Elm St. Salem’s Lot It Blue Sunshine
The twitching "seizure" moments in Jacob's Ladder is also an effect MANY horror movies have copied from it. Truly a horrifying effect that made a huge impact on the genre
I love horror comedies, just as a forewarning. 5: Dellamorte Dellamore (1994) 4: The Cabin in the Woods (2012) 3: Shaun of the Dead (2004) 2: Braindead (1992) 1: Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn (1987)
1. The Thing 2. Alien 3. The Shining 4. Event Horizon 5. Day of the Dead ...this list is always changing btw. Honorable mentions in At the Mouth of Madness, Return of the Living Dead, American Werewolf in London, the list goes on and on.
Originally, I thought Day of the Dead was truncated, like it ended just when it was starting to get good. But over time the movie has grown on me (though I still prefer Dawn).
If you think about it Jaws is actually a Dracula/Vampire movie. It opens with an attractive young woman being preyed upon. As in vampire movies the initial attack is blamed on something else and it takes time for the people to realize the true threat they are facing. Quint is the Van Helsing character, the experienced vampire hunter with the vendetta against them. They eventually have to follow the monster back to its home soil, the only place it can be killed.
All kidding aside here is my favorite scary movie list 1. A nightmare on elm street 2. Godzilla vs mothra 3. Insidious 1 2 3 4. Halloween 5. The conjuring 1 and 2
My favorite horror films... -'Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead' -'The Gate' -'Return of the Living Dead' -'Sharknado' -'A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors'
Jacobs ladder would be my nr 1. If you havent seen the movie and you like horror you owe it to yourself to watch it (without watching any trailer or review about it). Cheers
+Calvin Lee You are correct about the fog being in the game due to technical issues. I should know as well because I watched the documentary about the series. Anyway, the series is mainly based on twin peaks which is quite obvious when you hear the voice acting and some of the soundtrack.
Yeah I know I read that too somewhere. It makes a lot of sense, the weird moving deformed monsters and the rusty and bloody corridors. I prefer the demonic/supernatural feel of SH but the visuals in Jacob's Ladder are just fantastic.
I only watched Jacob's Ladder after finding out it was a really big inspiration for Silent Hill 2. I really like that movie but I don't like to watch it because it makes me too depressed. I only watched it once since I have it on DVD.
5. Threads; 4. Dawn of the Dead; 3. Monster Squad, 2. Fright Night (1985) 1. Tales of the Crypt (1972) runners up: Bride of Frankenstein, The Invisible Man, Theater of Blood; Shogun Assassin.
Does anyone else appreciate the subtle way that Texas Chainsaw massacre almost makes you feel bad for Leatherface??? Granted, he is a sadistic, sick fuck, but he wasn't born that way. His whole family was so screwed up that he was set up from birth to be a psychotic person. Sometimes I got the feeling he hated the way he was but he just couldn't help it.
5. The Exorcist 4. The Shining 3. Audition 2. Antichrist 1. Texas Chain Saw Massacre HM: The Evil Dead, Hereditary, Bride of Frankenstein, The Cabin in the Woods, Creepshow, The Thing
1. Nightmare on Elm Street (Series) 2. Scream (Series) 3. Universal Monster movies (All but I like The Wolf Man the best) 4. Hammer Horror films (All but again if I have to pick one it'd be Horror of Dracula) 5. Halloween 1 & 2
Okay, let's see... 5. Nightmare On Elm Street 4. Hellraiser 3. Evil Dead 2. Nosferatu 1. Night Of The Living Dead I need to watch more horror movies, but this is my list so far. Also, only the originals. I'm not counting any remakes, on principle. I generally hate remakes, so I wouldn't put them on my list.
5. C.H.U.D. 4. Re-Animator. 3. Nightmare On Elm Street 3 The Dream Warriors. 2. Night Of The Living Dead (1990 remake). 1. The Three Mothers Trilogy. (They all have to go together but if I had to pick one I guess it would be Suspiria).
Guys, Jaws and King Kong are totally horror. Jaws is about a killer with a body count, it just happens to be a shark. It has moments that people see as legitimately horrifying. Kong on the other hand, is horror, but a different breed. For 1933, it was horrifying. Kong chewing on people and stepping on people and destroying stuff, for 1933 it scared people. I don't consider it a full on horror film, but it is worth a mention.
5. nightmare on elm street (1984) or texas chainsaw massacre (1974) 4. the thing (1982) 3. the shining (1980) 2. halloween (1978) 1. the exorcist (1973)
Modern Horror 1. John Carpenter's Halloween 2. John Carpenter's The Thing 3. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4. A Nightmare on Elm Street 5. The Shining Classic Horror 1. Bride of Frankenstein 2. Frankenstein 3. Dracula 4. Horror of Dracula 5. The Wolfman
See, even videos like this could count as Monster Madness after this year. And there could be Monster Madness presents: AVGN Halloween episode or something. Make Monster Madness more the time of year than 31 horror reviews.
It's hard to pick just five. Here are some in no particular order. 1. The Evil Dead trilogy A. Alien and Aliens iv. The Exorcist #9. Hellraiser 1 and 2 infinity. Brahm Stoker's Dracula or Interview with the Vampire
My favorites: 5) Get Out 4) The Thing (1982) 3) Jaws 2) Halloween 1) Evil Dead 2 Honorable mentions: You’re next, The Strangers, IT (2017), The Evil Dead, Zombieland, Predator (1987), Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives, A Quiet Place and The Strangers: Prey at Night.
Alice Sweet Alice was a great #1 choice. I saw that movie on channel 11 on a rainy weekend which added to an even eerier movie. Cherished basic channels like crazy back in the day.
I remember "Alice Sweet Alice" as "Communion" ... that was what it was called in the UK I think. I saw it as a kid ONCE and it creeped me out... have never thought about it since until now lol
My top 5 Horror Films:5- The Wolf Man(1941) My favorite of the Universal Horror films. This movie is amazing.4- Dawn of the Dead(1978) The greatest zombie film of all time in my opinion. 3- The Fog(1980) I love this film. Great Actors. An interesting story. Its good stuff.2- Evil Dead 2(1987) I love all the "Evil Dead" films, but this is the best in terms of horror.1- Halloween(1978) Best slasher villain of all time, teamed with Miss Scream-Queen herself, all set to a brilliant soundtrack and a tense atmosphere. Brilliant work!
The TERMINATOR is the best "slasher" villain by far when you think about it. Listen, and understand! That Terminator is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear, and it absolutely will not stop, EVER, until you are DEAD.
If you watch Jaws backwards, it's about a shark that spits up so many people that they have to open up a beach
MrCactuar13 Swaj lol, sounds like something a woman can catch by sex. Its the attack of Swaj! Ha, or hey everyone china made a cheap knock off jaws called Swaj.
Jacob's Ladder was in many was the main inspiration for what we know today as Silent Hill.
1. Night of the Living Dead
2. The Evil Dead
3. Frankenstein
4. The Exorcist
5. Suspiria
Great bonus to have during Monster Madness.
This is as good as a lot of the MM videos.
Bundy mhhmbm
I want to have James give his top 5!
Back then families were 3 kids and a dog, nowadays it's 3 dogs and (maybe) a kid.
Silent Hill owes a great deal of its aesthetic to Jacob's Ladder.
Never thought about that
Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. It's so scary that I wouldn't even dream of seeing it.
For those of you who don't want to scroll the comments: "Jaws isn't a horror movie! The Universal Horror movies are old! Why isn't John Carpenter's The Thing there, it should be the topic of every horror discussion!"
KRhetor gold.
KRhetor the thing was true horror.. I got the dvd
So glad to see Jacob's Ladder on one of the lists. It's my personal favorite, and in my opinion is one of the single finest examples of psychological horror within the sub-genre. It had a profound effect on the inspiration for one of my favorite horror games too, Silent Hill.
1. The Haunting (1963)
2. Dracula (1957)
3. The Shining (1980)
4. The Innocents (1961)
5. Amityville Horror (1979)
Good call on Jacob's Ladder. Great film that is highly underrated.
Gregory Welch I'm checking this out tonight, looks intense!
The Alien in "Alien" would NOT look the same today... because it would be made with CGI and look horrible. :-/
I keep forgetting jaws is a horror movie...probably because I dont live around the ocean so I dont have any fear of ever getting attacked
Jaws made me afraid of going inside my swimming pool as a kid 🤣
1:An american werewolf in london.
2:Frankenstein meets the Wolf Man.
3:Friday the 13 part 6: Jason lives.
4:The curse of Frankenstein.
5:The terror(1964?)
The Invisible Man is my favorite, but Nosferatu is the scariest horror movie I've ever seen. The older it gets, the scarier it gets.
I never really comment on videos on UA-cam...but Jacob's Ladder is the only movie in 33 years of life that I've ever jumped at lol. It wasn't even a scary scene but it caught me off guard. I've been to Iraq and even as horrible as that is and even with the dreams I have I've still not jumped at any thing else like I did that movie lol...
I don't really consider Jaws a horror movie.
Agree
Do you know what a snob is? james is clearly a hollywood snob.
Hell Yeah it's a Horror Movie! I won't touch one toe into an ocean. Not only for sharks but for Jellyfish. Fuck that shit. lol
It's more of a *fish* movie.
Why? It definitely is.
My List
1. The Thing (1982)
2. Jacob's Ladder
3. American Psycho
4. Aliens
5. Evil Dead 2
As someone who lives in Nova Scotia, 20 minute drive to a number of beaches, I can say to this day I'm still scared to swim in the water lol. Not that I don't, but I'm thinking about Jaws the whole time.
Nobody ever mentions Kazaam with Shaq. Movie sounds so scary that I still haven't watched it to this day.
My Top 5 Horror Movies :
5. 28 Days Later
4. Day of the Dead (1985)
3. Evil Dead 2
2. Return of the Living Dead
1. The Thing (1982)
Wow. This is not an easy question. Not that anyone asked, but in the spirit of the video here are my Fav Five:
5. Carnival of Souls
4. Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things
3. The Romero Trilogy (Focus on Day of The Dead)
2. The Ramey Trilogy (Focus on Evil Dead 2)
1. John Carpenter’s “The Thing”
Runners up
Nightmare on Elm St.
Salem’s Lot
It
Blue Sunshine
Holy shit. I thought I was the only person that remembered "Alice sweet Alice." Movie totally fucked me up as a kid
1. Nosferaru
2. Dawn of the dead 1978
3. They live
4. Invasion of the body snatchers 1978
5. The birds
1. Halloween ('78)
2. Return of the Living Dead
3. My Bloody Valentine ('81)
4. Day of the Dead ('85)
5. Slaughter High
The best thing about horror movies in my opinion is that if they're bad they become good comedy movies.
The twitching "seizure" moments in Jacob's Ladder is also an effect MANY horror movies have copied from it. Truly a horrifying effect that made a huge impact on the genre
Much respect for Alice, Sweet Alice. Criminally underrated movie. Damn that mask alone is terrifying.
I love horror comedies, just as a forewarning.
5: Dellamorte Dellamore (1994)
4: The Cabin in the Woods (2012)
3: Shaun of the Dead (2004)
2: Braindead (1992)
1: Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn (1987)
Cory Hinchey all great movies man!
Cabin In the Woods was not a horror comedy.
1. The Shinning
2. The Exorcist
3. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (70s)
4. Night of the Living Dead (60s)
5. Halloween (79')
1. The Thing
2. Alien
3. The Shining
4. Event Horizon
5. Day of the Dead
...this list is always changing btw. Honorable mentions in At the Mouth of Madness, Return of the Living Dead, American Werewolf in London, the list goes on and on.
Originally, I thought Day of the Dead was truncated, like it ended just when it was starting to get good. But over time the movie has grown on me (though I still prefer Dawn).
5: The Brood
4: Angst
3: Under the Skin
2: Return of the Living Dead
1: Texas Chainsaw Massacre
If you think about it Jaws is actually a Dracula/Vampire movie. It opens with an attractive young woman being preyed upon. As in vampire movies the initial attack is blamed on something else and it takes time for the people to realize the true threat they are facing. Quint is the Van Helsing character, the experienced vampire hunter with the vendetta against them. They eventually have to follow the monster back to its home soil, the only place it can be killed.
I agree about the old Universal monsters, but believe me, they were scary back then.
So... who thinks Elsa Lanchester was hot as the bride?
5.Bride of Frankenstein
4.Halloween
3.Psycho
2.The Exorcist
1.The Shining
solid
Jaws, Alien, King Kong.... As much as I like those movies, I've seriously never considered them to be horror movies.
Wolfen jaws=thriller
alien= scifi
king kong= monster movies
ive always seen it that way. alien is probably closest to horror
+Nowahh Crocs Movies can fit into multiple genres. I'd say they're all a mix of those plus horror.
Nowahh Crocs
Off-Topic
Czech-Falco-main right here.
cheers ;)
All kidding aside here is my favorite scary movie list
1. A nightmare on elm street
2. Godzilla vs mothra
3. Insidious 1 2 3
4. Halloween
5. The conjuring 1 and 2
5. Last Man on Earth
4. Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
3. Plague of the Zombies
2. Descent
1. Hellraiser
My favorite horror films...
-'Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead'
-'The Gate'
-'Return of the Living Dead'
-'Sharknado'
-'A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors'
poultrygeist is a must for any top 10 list
Jacobs ladder would be my nr 1. If you havent seen the movie and you like horror you owe it to yourself to watch it (without watching any trailer or review about it). Cheers
1. Godzilla/Gojira (1954)
2. Dawn of the Dead (1978)
3. Return of the Living Dead
4. The Invisible Man
5. Alien
It's weird how "Jacob's Ladder" so often are overlooked.
Never even heard of Alice Sweet Alice, definitely going to check it out.
Possession (1981)
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
The Shining (1980)
Alien (1979)
The Exorcist (1973)
Dude, Jacob's Ladder rocks!
These may be cliche but
1. Halloween 1 and 2
2. The Shining
3. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
4. Nightmare On Elm Street 1-3
5. Friday the 13th 1-4
5.Hereditary
4.Candyman
3.Nightmare on Elmstreet
2.The Shining
1. THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT!!!!!
Fun Fact: Jacob's Ladder was a very big influence for the Silent Hill videogames.
(So if you like silent hill, check it out; it's great.)
Calvin Lee totally
brian mostro The hospital/asylum scene is particularly silent hill-ish. *THAT'S* what the silent hill movies should've looked like.
Not just a big influence, the entire subway set was put right into SH3 lol
+Calvin Lee
You are correct about the fog being in the game due to technical issues. I should know as well because I watched the documentary about the series. Anyway, the series is mainly based on twin peaks which is quite obvious when you hear the voice acting and some of the soundtrack.
Yeah I know I read that too somewhere. It makes a lot of sense, the weird moving deformed monsters and the rusty and bloody corridors. I prefer the demonic/supernatural feel of SH but the visuals in Jacob's Ladder are just fantastic.
Great lists guys. Here's my list.
1. Alien (1979)
2. The Thing (1982)
3. The Fly (1986)
4. Nosferatu (1922)
5. The Omen (1976)
1. Jaws - 1975
2. Alien - 1979
3. Halloween - 1978
4. The Thing - 1982
5. The Fly - 1986
6. Gremlins - 1984
7. Psycho - 1960
then it becomes impossible to rank.
i like them.
topp
10
I only watched Jacob's Ladder after finding out it was a really big inspiration for Silent Hill 2. I really like that movie but I don't like to watch it because it makes me too depressed. I only watched it once since I have it on DVD.
5. Threads; 4. Dawn of the Dead; 3. Monster Squad, 2. Fright Night (1985) 1. Tales of the Crypt (1972) runners up: Bride of Frankenstein, The Invisible Man, Theater of Blood; Shogun Assassin.
From Beyond the Grave is the best Amicus portamanteau by far for me.
1. The Exorcist
2. The Exorcist
3. The Exorcist
And so on and so forth and what have you... 🤙🏻
"Alice, sweet Alice" is a great film. I hope people who see this check it out (if you never seen it).
HenrikHAAndersson I need to check it out!! Why have I not seen this?
ian mcgrath cant answer that.. (exept i did.. in a way)..
Does anyone else appreciate the subtle way that Texas Chainsaw massacre almost makes you feel bad for Leatherface??? Granted, he is a sadistic, sick fuck, but he wasn't born that way. His whole family was so screwed up that he was set up from birth to be a psychotic person. Sometimes I got the feeling he hated the way he was but he just couldn't help it.
jacobs ladder is extremely underrated
5. The Exorcist
4. The Shining
3. Audition
2. Antichrist
1. Texas Chain Saw Massacre
HM: The Evil Dead, Hereditary, Bride of Frankenstein, The Cabin in the Woods, Creepshow, The Thing
Dusty Gozangas love audition! Cool list Brutha
5. Halloween
4. Night of the Living Dead
3. The Wolf Man
2. Alien
1. Nosferatu
You get the thumbs up from Jacob's Ladder....love that movie
Frankenstines fantasy huh? grabs a lab coat. hold my beer. Be back in 6 months.
mind = blown that Mike is 37. He doesn't look that old.
37 is young today. Especially when no kids lol. I can tell they are above 35 though cuz so Am I :)
rex calibr ähm he is born in 80 so he's 36...but anyway ;))))
the guy on the left looks like he could be an extra in goodfellas
1. The Shining
2. Psycho
3. Curse of Frankenstein
4. Evil Dead 2
5. Rosemary's Baby
1. Nightmare on Elm Street (Series)
2. Scream (Series)
3. Universal Monster movies (All but I like The Wolf Man the best)
4. Hammer Horror films (All but again if I have to pick one it'd be Horror of Dracula)
5. Halloween 1 & 2
5.charles bands puppet master 1989
4.john carpenters halloween 1978
3.stephen kings creepshow 1982
2.clive barkers hellraiser 1987
1.don coscarellis phantasm 1979
Gotta check some of those out
My list:
05. Evil Dead 1
04. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
03. Blair Witch Project
02. Alien
01. The Thing
Jacob's Ladder is so good that it was one of the larger inspirations for Silent Hill, one of the most famous horror video game series of all time. :)
Okay, let's see...
5. Nightmare On Elm Street
4. Hellraiser
3. Evil Dead
2. Nosferatu
1. Night Of The Living Dead
I need to watch more horror movies, but this is my list so far. Also, only the originals. I'm not counting any remakes, on principle. I generally hate remakes, so I wouldn't put them on my list.
Great list. I do recommend house on haunted hill
5. C.H.U.D.
4. Re-Animator.
3. Nightmare On Elm Street 3 The Dream Warriors.
2. Night Of The Living Dead (1990 remake).
1. The Three Mothers Trilogy. (They all have to go together but if I had to pick one I guess it would be Suspiria).
awesome list bro!
CHUD is very underrated
My top five
5. Re-animator
4. A nightmare on elm street
3. The return of the living dead
2. Fright night
1. Night of the creeps
Hamm with2ms number three all day. Was shit scared of that film as a kid
Dukes 83 just the way tarman moves is so unsettling
Nice list.
Gary Anderton why thank you
1.The Thing (1982)
2.Suspiria (1977)
3.Alien (1979)
4.Day of the Dead (1985)
5.Hellraiser (1987)
5:the mummy (1932)
4: halloween (John Carpenter version)
3: NOTLD
2: frankenstein :1931)
1: jaws
Guys, Jaws and King Kong are totally horror. Jaws is about a killer with a body count, it just happens to be a shark. It has moments that people see as legitimately horrifying. Kong on the other hand, is horror, but a different breed. For 1933, it was horrifying. Kong chewing on people and stepping on people and destroying stuff, for 1933 it scared people. I don't consider it a full on horror film, but it is worth a mention.
5. nightmare on elm street (1984) or texas chainsaw massacre (1974)
4. the thing (1982)
3. the shining (1980)
2. halloween (1978)
1. the exorcist (1973)
Modern Horror
1. John Carpenter's Halloween
2. John Carpenter's The Thing
3. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street
5. The Shining
Classic Horror
1. Bride of Frankenstein
2. Frankenstein
3. Dracula
4. Horror of Dracula
5. The Wolfman
1. Evil Dead II
2. Return of the Living Dead
3. Alien
4. Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
5. Curse of Frankenstein (1957)
Nice list I'll go with
1. Evil Dead II
2. The Shining
3. Halloween
4. Night of the Living Dead
5. Re-animator
See, even videos like this could count as Monster Madness after this year. And there could be Monster Madness presents: AVGN Halloween episode or something. Make Monster Madness more the time of year than 31 horror reviews.
WOW MATEI IS 8 YEARS OLDER THAN ME!?
fuck I need a diet and a shave
It's hard to pick just five. Here are some in no particular order.
1. The Evil Dead trilogy
A. Alien and Aliens
iv. The Exorcist
#9. Hellraiser 1 and 2
infinity. Brahm Stoker's Dracula or Interview with the Vampire
My favorites:
5) Get Out
4) The Thing (1982)
3) Jaws
2) Halloween
1) Evil Dead 2
Honorable mentions: You’re next, The Strangers, IT (2017), The Evil Dead, Zombieland, Predator (1987), Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives, A Quiet Place and The Strangers: Prey at Night.
Deadpool “Predator” or “the Predator”?
MR. GOONCH Predator
1 vampire hunter d bloodlust
2 blood on Satans claw
3 monster club
4 in the mouth of madness
5 bride of Frankenstein
Alice Sweet Alice was a great #1 choice. I saw that movie on channel 11 on a rainy weekend which added to an even eerier movie. Cherished basic channels like crazy back in the day.
Finally Jacobs ladder gets mentioned. Brilliant movie.
I think King Kong is more of an adventure movie with a monster in it, not a horror movie.
I remember "Alice Sweet Alice" as "Communion" ... that was what it was called in the UK I think.
I saw it as a kid ONCE and it creeped me out... have never thought about it since until now lol
Yeah. Who said Vincent couldn't act? Theatre of blood, another good performance from Vincent.
dawn robertson the “fly” is also a really good one
Dead of night ( 1945)
Nightmare of Elmer street (1984)
Halloween ( 1978)
Hammer horror movies
Conjuring (2013)
I really enjoyed your opinions.
#5 Alien
#4 Videodrome
#3 The Thing (1982)
#2 The Shining
#1 Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
1. Freddy vs Jason
2. The Witch
3. The Shining (1997)
4. The Thing
5. Event Horizon
Surprised I didn't see The Thing on either list actually. That's probably my favorite horror movie that I can repeatedly watch
My top 5 Horror Films:5- The Wolf Man(1941) My favorite of the Universal Horror films. This movie is amazing.4- Dawn of the Dead(1978) The greatest zombie film of all time in my opinion. 3- The Fog(1980) I love this film. Great Actors. An interesting story. Its good stuff.2- Evil Dead 2(1987) I love all the "Evil Dead" films, but this is the best in terms of horror.1- Halloween(1978) Best slasher villain of all time, teamed with Miss Scream-Queen herself, all set to a brilliant soundtrack and a tense atmosphere. Brilliant work!
***** Yup!
my favorite horror movie is paul blart,mall cop
5. Sinister
4. Rosemary's baby
3. paranormal activity 2
2. Ju-on: the grudge
1. The Exorcist
My top 5
5. Evil Dead
4. Creepshow
3. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
2. The Shining
1. Halloween
Awesome to see Alice Sweet Alice on there, really underrated
From the movies I've seen my top 5 are:
5. Tetsuo the Iron Man
4. Eraserhead
3. Videodrome
2. The Terminator (Yes, it's a horror movie)
1. Alien
There are certainly scary moments in the terminator but I don't feel like it's horror, but it's your list not mine. Love eraserhead, great choice.
I saw Alice, Sweet Alice, when I was five years old. The stairs stabbing scene made me nervous about open stairs, for years.
5. The Beyond
4. The Thing
3. Evil Dead 2
2. Dead Alive
1. Lucio Fulci's Zombie
Dope list....the ending of the beyond is great. makes the whole movie imo. love the whole spooky louisiana thing too
Fulci sure knew how to make art out of brutality, so to speak. Certainly one of my favorite directors.
The TERMINATOR is the best "slasher" villain by far when you think about it.
Listen, and understand! That Terminator is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear, and it absolutely will not stop, EVER, until you are DEAD.