Top 5 flicks to watch on Halloween night

[Gorn Captain]

Army of Darkness.
Cannibal the Musical.
Halloween, of course.
The Haunting (original)
The Sound of Music (Julie Andrews gives me the creeps).

[Mego Milk]

original Universal Monsters Movies!
and original Halloween!

[Zemo]

In no paticular order.

1)Hellraiser
2)Phantasm
3)Rosemary's baby
4)Nightmare on Elm Street 1
5)Original Omen

[megoapesnut]

In no paticular order.

1)Hellraiser
2)Phantasm
3)Rosemary's baby
4)Nightmare on Elm Street 1
5)Original Omen

How in the WORLD did I forget Phantasm! Musta had a brain cramp. That's what I get for posting when I am at work and my concentration is elsewhere. Change my list to make that #2 as well.

[TEXASFETT]

Pretty much like to watch them all.There are to many favorites for me.

[Nostalgiabuff]

The Sound of Music (Julie Andrews gives me the creeps).

Ghost Story
The original Night of the Living Dead
the original Dawn of the Dead
The Exorcist
Corpse Bride (for the kiddies, gotta put something on)

[tay666]

Army of Darkness
The Raven
Blood Diner
Young Frankenstein
The Frighteners

I like to have a little comedy on the actual day.

[Earth 2 Chris]

I'm never at home on Halloween night, always out trick-or-treating with the kids, but if I were I'd probably pick:
Bride of Frankenstein
The Wolfman
The Horror of Dracula (Christopher Lee)
Monster Squad
Young Frankenstein

But I've already watched most of these this season, so the list may vary.

Chris

[YoungOnce]

I will get out the Hammer films with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing.

Also love original Halloween, Fright Night, Evil Dead, Lost Boys, Slither, and will probably watch the Andy Griffith Show episode where they visit a haunted house.

[kingdom warrior]

Classic:
1. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
2. Frankenstein
3. Bride of Frankenstein
4. The Wolfman
5. The Creature from the Black Lagoon

Modern:
1. An American WereWolf in London
2. Nightmare on Elm Street
3. Ringu
4. The Exorcist
5. Dawn of the Dead-original

Man Monster party? for the kiddies....

[HardyGirl]

For me, it's pretty much any B picture:

Tarantula
The Wasp Woman
The Killer Shrews
Attack Of The Giant Leeches
The Brain That Wouldn't Die
...and the list goes on!

[steelcouch]

night of the comet
the creeps
phantasm 2
return of the living dead
prince of darkness
the gravedancers

[toys2cool]

night of the comet
the creeps
phantasm 2
return of the living dead
prince of darkness
the gravedancers

wow forgot about the Creeps, great flick. Did you ever watch Twice Dead? good movie with the same hottie from the Creeps

[Hector]

In no particular order:

1) Dawn of the Dead (2004 re-make)
2) The Exorcist
3) Fright Night
4) Aliens
5) Halloween (1978)

HONORABLE MENTIONS

Quarantine
Saw
Cloverfield
An American Werewolf In London
The Thing
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
The Shining
Creepshow

And if it were available on DVD...

Paranormal Activity (Definitely!!)

I like your list...but...Aliens over ALIEN???

Aliens is a shoot 'em up space cowboy flick...yes...I love that movie...but not for Halloween...the original ALIEN is much better suited for Halloween...it's much more atmospheric and creepy than its sequel...come on now my brother.

[Type3Toys]

Original Halloween
Lugosi Dracula
Karloff Frankenstein
Poltergise
Night Stalker 1st Pilot eposode

Those are some of the scariest, most atmospheric movies of all time. Not filled with all the blood and gore of todays crap, where the veiwers imagination has been removed and everything is figured out for you with CGI. These films one must watch and actually consume, fill in blanks and gaps. What goes on in ones mind is far more frightning than what any CGI can produce, why, because only the individual knows what scares them most.