10 Best Horror Films

halloween
friday the 13th
IT
texas chainsaw (original)
demented
american werewolf
carrie
little shop of horrors
the omen I, II & III

Rig wrote:

halloween
friday the 13th
IT
texas chainsaw (original)
demented
american werewolf
carrie
little shop of horrors
the omen I, II & III

which american werewolf film's ur favourite one?
mine's the london one

halloween makes me HAPPY
and poltergeist if it counts

other than that i hate horrors

ClareyBABY wrote:

halloween makes me HAPPY
and poltergeist if it counts

other than that i hate horrors

Halloween's my fav horror film
I think the remake was really good I mean not all remakes are usually good (for example Boogeyman) but I thought it was brilliant

i havent seen halloween in a few years now

i keep meaning to remember to borrow the box set =[

ClareyBABY wrote:

i havent seen halloween in a few years now

i keep meaning to remember to borrow the box set =[

the sequals are really good too my fav Halloween sequal's the 4th one

i havent watched any of them

i probably should




ooo nightmare on elm street is one i missed

Halloween - the one where the reality show goes back to the house - 10 (for cheese/ jump factor)
The WIcker Man (original) for the sense of hopeless ness - 9

The 3rd floor - very gorey and jumpy - friends turning to enemies - 8

Original Friday 13th - they did not tell the actress what to expect so when the bad dude jumped out or the bloody corpse appeared, she genuinly screamed. - 7

poltergeist - scared of tv for a while then. - 6

Nightmare on elm street - jump factor - and gorey. - 5

Saw - 4

Hostel - 3

The shining - original. awesome tension and use of music and sudden horror - 2

Henry - Portrait of a serial killer - and any of the banned films from the eraly 90's like 'portraits of death' - 1
There is a whole genre that makes Saw look like sesame street.

ClareyBABY wrote:

i havent watched any of them

i probably should




ooo nightmare on elm street is one i missed

yeah Nightmare on Elm Street's a wickid film I've met Robert Englund who plays Freddy Krueger hes a bit of a creepy guy though he never really says much he just seems to stare people out a lot

PiaMundane wrote:

Halloween - the one where the reality show goes back to the house - 10 (for cheese/ jump factor)
The WIcker Man (original) for the sense of hopeless ness - 9

The 3rd floor - very gorey and jumpy - friends turning to enemies - 8

Original Friday 13th - they did not tell the actress what to expect so when the bad dude jumped out or the bloody corpse appeared, she genuinly screamed. - 7

poltergeist - scared of tv for a while then. - 6

Nightmare on elm street - jump factor - and gorey. - 5

Saw - 4

Hostel - 3

The shining - original. awesome tension and use of music and sudden horror - 2

Henry - Portrait of a serial killer - and any of the banned films from the eraly 90's like 'portraits of death' - 1
There is a whole genre that makes Saw look like sesame street.

Halloween Resurrection's a wickid film
The original Friday The 13th is brilliant for one simple reason tha bit you're going on about in the end when he jumps at the women in the boat that bit always makes me jump

How the hell has no one said Seven yet, only the best horror of all time (well...thriller i guess but it still counts)

The original Saw as well is great, except for some of the acting, premise wise those its excelent.

yeah saws a great film my mum doesnt agree though she thinks its too gory for her although she went and seen it at the pictures when it first came out and said she liked it...confussing I know!

1. Amytiville Horror (remake)
2. hills have eyes (remake)
3. lostboys
4. lostboys 2
5. blair witch
6. jeepers creepers
7. jeepers creepers 2
8. halloween
9. inside
10. rec
but always remember you just cant beat the originals but i do admit i was very scared on those 2 remakes any one for popcorn and a cinema night

punkguitaristgaz92 wrote:

yeah saws a great film my mum doesnt agree though she thinks its too gory for her although she went and seen it at the pictures when it first came out and said she liked it...confussing I know!

well yeah it was good at the pictures due to the fact i had my eyes closed
also i only know that people got chopped up in the film and there was a puppet thing called jigsaw and why watch that when you can see king hermit??????????

Mandeep's fingers wrote:

I get nasty nightmares when i watch horrors, usually for weeks afterwards so i don't bother watching them.

Although I loved Evil Dead II and Army Of Darkness.

Yes!!..... One person with some class!

The first Evil Dead was a real wicked horror.... brilliant. The 2nd was Sam Raimi's spoof of the first and was hilarious while at the same time retaining the really good horror element. The 3rd was a real tongue in cheek follow-on from the 2nd and again was totally brilliant. The comedy was worked in so well, you sometimes wondered whether it was comedy or just a sick and twisted horror. For years after the Evil Dead films, Bruce Campbell found himself being given roles where he would be hurt, because he just did 'being hurt' so well - it was almost 'slapstick' and you found yourself whincing at what the director and writers had inflicted on him.

Highlight of Evil Dead II was the fight he had with his own hand - his own hand kicked the shit out of him! Funny as fuck!

Excellent stuff

Sound Foundry wrote:

Mandeep's fingers wrote:

I get nasty nightmares when i watch horrors, usually for weeks afterwards so i don't bother watching them.

Although I loved Evil Dead II and Army Of Darkness.

Yes!!..... One person with some class!

The first Evil Dead was a real wicked horror.... brilliant. The 2nd was Sam Raimi's spoof of the first and was hilarious while at the same time retaining the really good horror element. The 3rd was a real tongue in cheek follow-on from the 2nd and again was totally brilliant. The comedy was worked in so well, you sometimes wondered whether it was comedy or just a sick and twisted horror. For years after the Evil Dead films, Bruce Campbell found himself being given roles where he would be hurt, because he just did 'being hurt' so well - it was almost 'slapstick' and you found yourself whincing at what the director and writers had inflicted on him.

Highlight of Evil Dead II was the fight he had with his own hand - his own hand kicked the shit out of him! Funny as fuck!

Excellent stuff

yeah the evil dead films are wickid I havent seen the 3rd one yet but the first 2 are brilliant