I'm with you which is why I gave him thePlus ain't nobody trying to tally 31 movies
man I'm only on the 8th page and this tallying shyt is no joke lol...some of these picks ain't got a chance lol
Welcome to Prime Time, B*tch! The Official Top Ten Horror Movie List Voting Thread
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man I'm only on the 8th page and this tallying shyt is no joke lol...some of these picks ain't got a chance lol
Yeah that shyt ain't fun breh but once it's over, you'll feel good about what you've done
Uncle_Ruckus
We The North
So when's the final list going up? 
I forgot to edit my list.
When it goes up, you'll know :youknowit:
HERE IT IS. THE TOP 10 HORROR MOVIES SELECTED BY THE COLI......SOME SURPRISES AND SHOCKING UPSET PICKS......
#10-WIth 72 Points, The film that examines how sexual desire and violent pain combine to provide insatiable pleasure:
You open the box....
They Come....
#10: HELLRAISER (1987)-Directed by Clive Barker. Starring Andrew Robinson, Ashley Laurence, and Doug Bradley
Next, with 73 points, the film that revolutionized the horror genre by introducing a Mommy Fetish...
that turns deadly.....
#9: Psycho (1960)-Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Starring Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh
Next, with 74 points, one of the greatest meta-horror films ever made...
Don't answer the phone, but if you do, you better know the rules:
#8: SCREAM (1996)-Directed by Wes Craven. Starring Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox, David Arquette.
Next, with 88 points with the upset victory, the claustrophobic terror in space...
Which turns into this:
#7: ALIEN (1979)-Directed by Ridley Scott. Starring Sigourney Weaver, Tom Skerritt.
Next, with 103 points, the documentary styled, exploitative nightmare about traveling into Hell...
an iconic horror movie villain:
And the greatest dance in movie history:
#6: THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE (1974)-Directed by Tobe Hooper. Starring Marilyn Burns, Gunnar Hansen.
#10-WIth 72 Points, The film that examines how sexual desire and violent pain combine to provide insatiable pleasure:
You open the box....
They Come....
#10: HELLRAISER (1987)-Directed by Clive Barker. Starring Andrew Robinson, Ashley Laurence, and Doug Bradley
Next, with 73 points, the film that revolutionized the horror genre by introducing a Mommy Fetish...
that turns deadly.....
#9: Psycho (1960)-Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Starring Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh
Next, with 74 points, one of the greatest meta-horror films ever made...
Don't answer the phone, but if you do, you better know the rules:
#8: SCREAM (1996)-Directed by Wes Craven. Starring Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox, David Arquette.
Next, with 88 points with the upset victory, the claustrophobic terror in space...
Which turns into this:
#7: ALIEN (1979)-Directed by Ridley Scott. Starring Sigourney Weaver, Tom Skerritt.
Next, with 103 points, the documentary styled, exploitative nightmare about traveling into Hell...
an iconic horror movie villain:
And the greatest dance in movie history:
#6: THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE (1974)-Directed by Tobe Hooper. Starring Marilyn Burns, Gunnar Hansen.
Next, with 149 points, the greatest religious horror movie ever made...
Oh, it gets much worse...
And of course, the infamous deleted scene:
#5: The EXORCIST (1973)-Directed by William Friedkin. Starring Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow, Linda Blair
Next, with 172 points, we still don't know what the fukk this is:
But we do know it wins because you don't know who or what it could be:
or where it could be:
#4: JOHN CARPENTER'S THE THING (1982)-Directed by John Carpenter. Starring Kurt Russell, T.K. Carter.
Next, with 180 points, the scariest thing we hate to think about are dreams while sleeping because we still don't know what they are and why we have them...or who could be controlling them....
This is why sleep is the cousin of death:
And still has one of the funniest endings in movie history:
#3: A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET (1984)-Directed by Wes Craven. Starring Robert Englund, Heather Langenkamp.
Next, with 245 points, one the greatest films ever made: atmosphere, sound, dialogue, perfection in every way possible:
But let's not forget the most infamous scene:
The Overlook Hotel is waiting for you...
#2: THE SHINING (1980)-Directed by Stanley Kubrick. Starring Jack Nicholson and Shelly Duvall.
Finally, at #1, with 265 points, He's not a man, or a monster. He's the legend, the icon, the SHAPE OF EVIL.
The SHAPE has no motive, no conscious, no nothing. It only exists to kill:
#1: JOHN CARPENTER'S HALLOWEEN (1978)-Directed by John Carpenter. Starring Donald Pleasance, Jamie Lee Curtis.
Let's debate, argue, discuss, :nasboss:
Oh, it gets much worse...
And of course, the infamous deleted scene:
#5: The EXORCIST (1973)-Directed by William Friedkin. Starring Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow, Linda Blair
Next, with 172 points, we still don't know what the fukk this is:
But we do know it wins because you don't know who or what it could be:
or where it could be:
#4: JOHN CARPENTER'S THE THING (1982)-Directed by John Carpenter. Starring Kurt Russell, T.K. Carter.
Next, with 180 points, the scariest thing we hate to think about are dreams while sleeping because we still don't know what they are and why we have them...or who could be controlling them....
This is why sleep is the cousin of death:
And still has one of the funniest endings in movie history:
#3: A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET (1984)-Directed by Wes Craven. Starring Robert Englund, Heather Langenkamp.
Next, with 245 points, one the greatest films ever made: atmosphere, sound, dialogue, perfection in every way possible:
But let's not forget the most infamous scene:
The Overlook Hotel is waiting for you...
#2: THE SHINING (1980)-Directed by Stanley Kubrick. Starring Jack Nicholson and Shelly Duvall.
Finally, at #1, with 265 points, He's not a man, or a monster. He's the legend, the icon, the SHAPE OF EVIL.
The SHAPE has no motive, no conscious, no nothing. It only exists to kill:
#1: JOHN CARPENTER'S HALLOWEEN (1978)-Directed by John Carpenter. Starring Donald Pleasance, Jamie Lee Curtis.
Let's debate, argue, discuss, :nasboss:
This is possibly the best list we've ever created. Props to everyone involved and props to the Film Room as a whole. We got the props
And a message to numbers 2-10
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Yea no complaints at all here...The Shining was winning until the end and Halloween just took the crown like a boss
EarlyMaridia
All Star
Dope list.
John Carpenter.
John Carpenter.
