Welcome to Prime Time, B*tch! The Official Top Ten Horror Movie List Voting Thread

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That's a lot of Lynch breh :whew:

You figure they're all horrors? :patrice:

They scared the shyt out me :pachaha:

I wouldn't say Lynch makes horror films. I say his scariest films revolve around the idea of being trapped in an environment created out of repressed fear and nightmares.

I was gonna add Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me but that was more sad than scary.

Plus, they fit the definition made in the thread linked in the OP

Mainly

1. Innocent must suffer
2. You have to spill blood to be a man
3. The dead will rise (I'm assuming they meant metaphorically)
 

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I'll drop a Top 10 later, but seriously no Session 9 on anyones lists? One of the scariest movies i've ever seen by far.
 

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I'll drop a Top 10 later, but seriously no Session 9 on anyones lists? One of the scariest movies i've ever seen by far.

Then put it on yours breh. This is how we always get complaints about lists because people come through and ask why isn't _________ mentioned and they fail to make a list with that movie on it. So don't forget to handle that
 

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1. The Horde
2. Jaws
3. Alien
4. The Thing
5. Childs Play
6. Nightmare on Elm Street
7. The Cottage
8. Tales From the Hood.
9. Cujo
10. Scanners

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11. The Blob (80's remake)
12. Friday the 13th
13. Tremors
14. Hatchet 2
15. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003 one)
 
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1. the shining
2. shutter (thai version)
3. the exorcist
4. child's play
5. tremors
6. the ring (japanese or american)
7. carrie (scared me a lot when i first saw it, would have to revisit)
8. dawn of the dead
9. the grudge (japanese version)
10. texas chainsaw massacre


this is just based off my personal experience. old horror movies basically almost never scare me too bad. i thought poltergeist was laughably bad
 

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:whoo: good pick breh

Yea, In the Mouth of Madness is my number 16 on my all time list...its another underrated movie and low key, Sam Neill has some great fukking horror movie performances....and that ending :damn:

1)The Shining (1980)
2)Inland Empire (2006)
3)Videodrome (1983)
4)John Carpenter's The Thing (1982)
5)Halloween (1978)
6)In The Mouth of Madness (1995)
7)House (1977)
8)Prince of Darkness (1987)
9)Scanners (1981)
10)Lost Highway (1997)

Honorable Mentions:
Eraserhead (1977)
Romero's Dead Trilogy (1968, 1978, 1985)
Mulholland Drive (2001)
Dressed to Kill (1980)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

Damn, very cool list...House is a definite classic and Inland Empire is a crazy flick

Lost Highway huh?
 

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Damn, very cool list...House is a definite classic and Inland Empire is a crazy flick

Lost Highway huh?

Thanks! I mainly just went with movies that truly scared the shyt out of me and John Carpenter and David Lynch know how to do that well. House is GOAT and the jump scares in Inland Empire made me never want to turn off the lights again. Lost Highway feels like a nightmare and has very jarring edits and insanely creepy atmosphere.
 

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Scream
Halloween
Nightmare on Elm Street
The Thing
Childs Play 1 & 2
The Faculty
Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2
Cloverfield(if its horror)
 
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