What's your favorite horror movie?

[Roberto Dinero]

I'm going with the 1st "Nightmare On Elm Street".

Stephen King's IT comes 2nd. (even tho the book is like 100 times better than the movie)

 

[CTech83]

Evil Dead II if that shyt counts as horror. shyt is pure comedy even to this day.

 

[Sonny Corinthos]

Mine is probablyFriday the 13th part 3. The opening credit theme in F13p3 goes haaaaaard. shyt has dope 80's girls and some hilarious kills.

 

[hex]

Hmmm....

Probably the '78 "Invasion of the Body Snatchers". It has a relentless feeling of dread the whole movie.

Fred.

 

[Roberto Dinero]

I've never seen any of the movies u guys mentioned. I will have to check them out.

I've seen the 1st Friday The 13th movie but that's about it.

Also "Nightmare On Elm Street 3" was dope. Almost as good as the 1st one. Those 2 are the best out of the whole series. I liked all the Nightmare On Elm Street movies tho. Apart from the last one and the 2010 remake.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

American Werewolf in London, no doubt. Too many classic scenes, great flick.

 

[MN Fats]

The Exorcist 3

The Halloween series ...(the old one)

In the Mouth of Madness

Pet Semetary

 

[Tom]

The original 1933 Frankenstein

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

an american werewolf in london.
horror express
the exorcist
omen
rosemary's baby

 

[RJY33]

Halloween (original)
Friday the 13th parts 2 & 3
Texas chainsaw massacre (original)
The Gate
Blair Witch 2
Hellraiser
Insidious

Damn i could go all day

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

poltergiest

 

[hex]

at people mentioning lists. I thought he wanted one movie. I could've said more than one in that case.

Fred.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

i can't name just one flick, very unfair especially to hardcore fans.

 

[MightyHealthy]

I can't really pick a favorite, so I'll shine a light on some underrated ones:

Lord of Illusions - it's noir mixed with horror. fukking fantastic movie. Scott Bakula killed it. and Famke Janssen?

House of 1000 Corpses/The Devil's Rejects - A lot of folks couldn't get past Rob Zombie as a director, but dude is a horror fan and shows it. HO1C is like your typical "group travels and gets slaughtered" flick, but on mushrooms. The Devil's Rejects is more realistic and even more exploitative.

Wrong Turn - It has your typical "group in the backwoods" setup...except that the victims weren't deliberately stupid, and fought back. Also, Eliza Dushku.
Oh, and don't forget Wrong Turn 2, which was pretty fukkin entertaining too.

 

[Nintendough]

The Fog