What's your favorite horror movie?

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

Scream

 

[ryda518]

The ring

Cannibal holocaust is my second favorite

 

[Girl Melane]

IT... Hands down

 

[HALLOWEEN]

HALLOWEEN

 

[OaklandCertified]

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[Young Bishop]

 

[OG_StankBrefs]

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?

Dat shyt is slept on heavy.

 

[Alec Baldwin]

Halloween, easily. Then IT. Is the book that good? I love the movie but I never got around to getting the book.

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

GOAT VHS tape cover i use to see that shyt in the movie rental store and instantly be like

 

[Killer Instinct]

 

[JulesWinfield]

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

a friend of mine gave me the when i said i haven't seen it. easily one of my favorites now that i've seen it.

 

[EQ.]

The Faculty, not really full on horror but premise was dope.

 

[Box Cutta]

Dawn of the Dead; George A. Romero (1978 Original, and although I love all versions, I need to give special recommendation to the Extended Cut).

This movie has everything, and I mean fukking everything, that I could want in genre movie, hell any movie.

Powerful, smart, resourceful, black male lead (Non-c00n).
Social commentary
Gore
Zombies (Some hate the make up, but I find that it has a really campy appeal, and unlike in a lot of movies of today they actually look different from one another)
Tight script and dialogue. The best and most famous line : When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth.
Appealing characters, flawed but relatable.

The ending is perfect...just a small flash of hope in a world gone mad.

Runner up : Suspiria

 

[Brock Landers]

Evil Dead, Ash is the

 

[5StarElite]

I fukks wit the entire Nightmare on Elm Street series except the last newest remake. SMH @ them turning my nikka Freddy into a fukkin pedophile