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Your all time favourite horror movies! ♥

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  1. ChloeKiss

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    Mine: Scream 1 & 2 can't remember the rest but I love them all from what I remember!
    Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) And Texas Chainsaw Massacre (The beginning)
    Final Destination movies! ♥
    The Haunting in Connecticut!
    Insidious 1 & 2
    The Conjuring
    Saw 1 & 2 haven't seen the rest
    Drag Me To Hell

    And heaps of others! I will continue my list after you guys name some! Thanks! ♥ x
     
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    A Nightmare on Elm Street
    Texas Chainsaw Massacre
    The Shining
     
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    I'm a horror movie nut. If I had to pick just one though,The Exorcist was the scariest I ever saw. I really liked "The Hunger" as well
     
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    Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
    The Terminator
     
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    ^ Terminator can pass as horror? Yeah seeing how repetitive the plot is I think it's horror or more like: total pornography :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:.

    Can't name a favorite but just the ones I've manage to watch and remotely liked:

    Hostel. Probably one of the very few horrors I've watched. O yeah...also: The Final destinations.

    Hostel was a dissapointment though, seeing how the director stereotypically portrays the region where I am from as a "very dangerous" place full of "traditional women" who are also hookers and are dieing to have sex with American men - gtfo lol :slight_smile:.
     
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    The Shinning
    A Nightmare on Elm Street
    Silence of the Lambs (not sure if it's horror exactly, but still)
    Halloween
    The Exorcist
    Identity
    The Orphanage
    A Tale of Two Sisters
    Texas Chainsaw Massacre
    The Others
    Sinister
    The Sixth Sense

    And probably more that aren't coming to mind. I love horror movies :grin:
     
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    The exorcist, The shinning, Pet cemetery... If we talk about post 60s.

    All by Lugosi, Karloff, Cushing, Christopher Lee, Vincent Price...

    One of my all time favs is The night of the hunter. To me that's true horror, the scariest monster must be the human monster.
     
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    yes! Fuck yes! Good one! ♥

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    Oh god Hostel was so messed up! I liked it though.. And yeah I did notice that! But instead of the women being crazy bitches I saw them as cute as fuck :icon_wink But.. then I saw they only like American men and it broke my heart a little.. where was the sexy lesbian scene?! DAMMIT. Honestly I know what you mean.. I'm sure there are plenty of cute women where you are who like to live their life free but not slutty free! If that's even a term. :dry:

    Anyway.. yeah good movie otherwise! And omg Axelle in Hostel 2! :eusa_droo ♥


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    Halloween! Good one too! Sinister was just plain fucked up :eek:

    I liked the sixth sense.. I classify that more a thriller or mystery. Pretty sure it is a thriller anyway.. I don't know why but.. It didn't scare me that much.
     
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    :slight_smile:. I heard there is "Hostel 2" but it's similar to the first part?

    By the way....once I stumbled upon some movie of men killing "lesbian vampires" 0_0. And NO I haven't watched it. It was British/English horror comedy I think. But thought the plot of the lesbian-vampires was original yet extremely dumb and offensive.
     
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    Yes it is very similar to the first! You must watch it at some point chica!

    Oh wow.. Now I can see why you found it offensive but.. Lesbian Vampires c'mon! SO SEXY ♥

    I could give you an awesome list of cute lesbian movies.. if you want them throw a message to my wall! ♥
     
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    The Silence of the Lambs
    Alien
    The Blair Witch Project
    Paranormal Activity


    Honorable Mentions:

    Rosemary's Baby
    The Shining
    Insidious


    And then there are some that I still need to watch:

    The Exorcist
    Aliens (Apparently not really a horror film, but still good from what I hear)
    Suspiria
    Repulsion
     
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    Halloween(except #4)
    Scream
    Texas Chainsaw
    Paranormal Activity
    Wrong Turn
    Friday the 13th
     
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    Insidious
    Insidious 3
    The Descent
    Shutter (Thai version)
    The Conjuring
    The Rite
    One Missed Call
    Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2
    The Grudge
    The Ring
    Candyman
    The Thing (1982)

    I'm absolutely obsessed with horror movies, so keep 'em coming!! I'll think of some I'm sure...
     
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    How in the world are multiple of you listed Paranormal Activity? Lmao.... Jesus

    Texas Chainsaw Massacre
    Sinister
    The Taking of Deborah Logan
    Pet Semetary (for the fucked up scenes)
    The Hills Have Eyes
    Friday the 13th
     
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    The Thing (1982)
    The Shining
    Halloween I
    Saw I
    Rosemary's Baby
    The Exorcist
     
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    Saw
    A nightmare on elm Street
    Halloween
    House of 1000 corpses and the devil's rejects
    Chucky films
    And @Wiseotter that film is literally called lesbian vampire hunters and is based off the myth of a female vampire that inspired Dracula. It's alright.
     
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    Strange Circus
    Shutter (original Hong Kong version)
    The Eye (original Thai version)
    The Ring (both versions and the book)
    Dale and Tucker vs Evil
    The Saw series XD;;; started off awesome and got crazy and awesome haha
     
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    HIGH TENSION
    THE CONJURING
    TRICK R' TREAT
    VHS (the first one)
    GRAVE ENCOUNTERS
    IT
    EVIL DEAD
    JEEPERS CREEPERS
    DEAD SILENCE



    ... tons more, but these are my top faves
     
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    Alien
    Alien 3
    The Thing
    Jaws
    Cabin in the Woods
    Terminator (has elements of Horror despite being mostly an action movie)
    Halloween
    Signs

    *curious about*

    Nightmare On Elm Street
    It Follows
    Wishmaster
     
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    Jaws (1975):
    Good film.

    A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988):
    Not the best of the series, but it's my personal favorite, due to a combination of nostalgia and the special effects.

    Day of the Dead (1985):
    The epitome of a zombie film, along with Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead. But this one has Captain Rhodes, a truly superb antagonist.

    Friday the 13th, Part 4: The Final Chapter (1984):
    In continuity, Part 3 and 4 happen in the same 48 hours. In fact, 4 picks up EXACTLY where 3 leaves off, so a simple edit would make it all one film. However, I've always enjoyed this film a little bit more.

    Puppet Master series (1989):
    The films are nothing spectacular. In fact, they're quite bad. However, I like the puppet designs, and as the series goes on, while not remarkable pieces of work, do get a little better.

    Aliens (1986):
    I enjoy the first three Alien films, but the second beautifully balances Horror and Science-Fiction with the Action genres. Many will claim it isn't a Horror film, but that's stupid... there are still creatures killing and stalking, despite there being more one-liners and guns.

    Halloween (1979):
    Doesn't really need an explanation. Now, the sequels...

    Child's Play 2 (1990):
    I'm not a big Chucky fan. Though I do like Brad Dourif, the guy who voices him, because it is the perfect voice. While I find the first film to be tolerable, the second one really allows us to see Chucky, well, be himself more. The scene in the school closet is hilarious to me, because it shows how short-tempered Chucky is.

    I tend to avoid "haunting" movies, because they bore me to tears.