What’s your favourite Horror movie?

[Jetjungle75]

Very hard to choose. So many classics. Love all the classic Universal Monsters, Hammer, Amicus films.

Some of my all-time favorites include the following:


Night of The Demon (1957)
Mystery Of The Wax Museum (1933)
Night of The Eagle (1962)
King Kong (1933)
Doctor X (1932)
From Beyond the Grave (1974)
Dead of Night (1945)

[Mikey]

Never seen Legend of Hell House before

Always avoided it because I had mixed the plot up with another movie with a similar title …

Anyway, just watched it for the first time...

That was a dang decent movie !!!

[drquest]

I wish there was a good way for all of us to settle on a weekly movie viewing time.

Maybe over Zoom or something so we can all chat and watch a voted on movie together.

[CrimsonGhost]

My favorites are Trick or Treat, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Lost Boys, The Bride of Frankenstein, The Shining, The Exorcist, Phantom of the Paradise, Alien, The Thing.

All access pass goes to the entire Friday the 13th series, good, bad, or otherwise.

[Werewolf]

Dracula (1979)

[Klosterheim]

I'm not sure, because I like a lot of those horror movies now.

One of my top favorites is Revenge of Frankenstein.

Then I really enjoy every Dracula movie that I have seen the whole way through.

Dracula, the original followed by -

Hammer Films Dracula movies,

1990's Dracula,

1970's Dracula,

The Crow.

The Shining.

was think of checking out the Jack Palance Dracula sometime, I don't think that I got to that one.

Some middle of the list favorites are -

John Carpenter's Vampires.
They Live, if it can be counted as horror.
Fright Night.
Silver Bullet.
Interview With A Vampire.
The Howling.
The Howling II.
The Hand.
Dreamscape.
House.
House II.
The House That Dripped Blood.
House of A 1,000 Corpses.
The Devil's Rejects.
The Lost Boys.

Some lower selections of my favorites list -

The Skull.
The Devil Rides Out.
Race With The Devil.
Dreamcatcher.
The Stand.
A Nightmare On Elm Street 3 - Dream Warriors.
Theater Of Blood.

And an honorable mention to Hellraiser.

[rayray]

Bride of Frankenstein (1935), Curse of the Demon (1957), Rosemary's Baby (1968), Halloween (1978)

[Brown Bear]

It's either the original The Wolf Man or Hammer's Horror of Dracula. Don't make me pick!

Chris

no need to choose Chris. Obviously Wolf Man is the winner.

[Earth 2 Chris]

It's either the original The Wolf Man or Hammer's Horror of Dracula. Don't make me pick!

Chris

[Hector]

ALIEN

Yes, it’s horror-sci-fi…

[Liu Bei]

Difficult to choose, but probably The Abominable Dr. Phibes. Perhaps Bride of Frankenstein. I suppose I like my horror tinged with a bit of black humor.

Hard to go wrong with the amazing Vincent Price.

[TrekStar]

The Evening News.

[J.B.]

Phantasm. I was 11 years old when I saw it and the scene where the Tall Man picks up a coffin by himself and puts it in a hearse, has stayed with me all these years.

[drquest]

Hard question...

I think for me there's classics and newer classics and more recent.

Classics, are all of the Universal flicks for sure, and I'd add in the Abbott and Costello movies in with those as well.

Newer classics, Exorcist, Alien, The Thing, Salem's Lot, American Werewolf in London. I also love Silverbullet, Pet Sematary, Lost Boys. Halloween 1-3

More recent, Conjuring series, Blair Witch, Paranormal Activity, The Ring(these are fun to watch with people that haven't seen them).

[rykerw1701]

"Grizzly II" Not only the best horror movie, but maybe the best.movie.ever.