I enjoyed "High Tension" even though it totally ripped off the tv movie Intensity.

Antidote says

Babadook is good too

i watched this film the other day: dont go into expect expect a full on -clenching horror. its got a nice atmosphere and is a super fun ride, but thats all

dunno if posted yet; Sleepy Hollow is spooky...

Antidote says

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/audition_1999

this movie gave me a phobia of Jade for a short time.

my chemical romance based one of their videos on this film so i really owe it to my 12 year old self to watch this movie

Babadook is good too

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/audition_1999

this movie gave me a phobia of Jade for a short time.

the only horror movie i've ever watched was orphan. i dont like horror films haha D:

piranha was terrible but i'd watch it 4 more times

^^^

Thank you. Someone finally agrees with me about the Descent.

Thought that movie was laughable.

All of these people mentioning The Blair Witch Project...

As far as horror films go, it probably received the most laughable response from the movie critics on release than any other relatively modern horror.

As for modern releases, Drag Me To Hell was probably the only one that somewhat unsettled me

Just to note, The Descent had terrible actors and a terrible plot. The film starts out with a lot of promise, the worry of claustrophobia and being trapped is far more scary than some crappy CGI weird zombie things. 1/10..

Your recommendations are as follows:

Alien/Aliens
The Omen
28 Days Later
Child's Play
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
House of a Thousand Corpses
The Hitcher (original)
Se7en
Hellraiser
Drag Me To Hell
Silience of the Lambs, Hannibal, Red Dragon
Session 9 - More so for the concept.

Pet Sematary
The Lost Boys
Blade (one and two..the third was a joke)
Queen of the Damned
Exorcism of Emily Rose
The Blair Witch Project
The Poltergeist
The Omen
Stigmata


I love classical/cult horror movies. Yeah these movies aren't really scary, but I liked them anyway haha.

Return To Oz!

The sequel to the Wizard of Oz

Terrified me as a Child. This is no joke. Watch this 2 minute clip.

http://youtu.be/WM0RFE3QGAU


Beware The Wheelers!

I still cannot bring myself to watch this movie in it's entirety.

howitzer says

antichrist isn't really horror but it may be for some

the f did i just watch

jWizard says

this was pretty scary. not a movie tho. http://comic.naver.com/webtoon/detail.nhn?titleId=350217&no=31&weekday=tue

jumpscare n sound volume warning

as above so below is trippy as ****

also i can *almost* guarantee that if an american horror film is a remake of a japanese one then the original will always be better, scarier and more fun to watch (ringu, ju-on etc)

i always used to be super terrified by pet sematary, cujo and it when i was a kid (basically i've always loved stephen king)

i haven't watched cujo in >10 years but i've watched pet sematary and it within the last 5 years and they definitely haven't aged well

tim curry is still literally the best though and always will be

this was pretty scary. not a movie tho. http://comic.naver.com/webtoon/detail.nhn?titleId=350217&no=31&weekday=tue

The concept behind the strangers hits on so many latent insecurities that the execution doesn't even really matter tbh

it was scary to me ;_;

the strangers is predictable and i don't know anyone who genuinely found it scary

scary movie 2

did u watch the strangers yet

My favourite types of scary movies are the ones that focus on atmosphere and psychological terror, rather than pure jump scares. Based on that, amongst my favourites have to be Ju-on, one of the few movies to actually scare me, Dark Skies, despite being not scary but really thought provoking, and Momma, which I find masterfully sets up a brilliant atmosphere and sense of fear without relying on jumpscares or grotesque monsters.

scary movies are dumb lol

The Loved Ones.
Excersion.
People Under the Stairs.
Highway to Hell.
It.
Vile.