1. Suspiria 2. Jeepers Creepers 3. Dawn of the Dead 4. Halloween 5. Night of the Living Dead 6. Day of the Dead 7. Tenebre 8. The Thing 9. Aliens 10.Predator
1. John Carpenter's The Thing 2. The Devil's Rejects 3. The Evil Dead 4. Halloween III 5. Halloween 6. Dawn of The Dead 78 7. The Blair Witch Project 8. Evil Dead II 9. Creepshow 10. Shaun of The Dead
In order of preference: 1. Halloween 2. Night of the Living Dead (1968) 3. Rosemary's Baby 4. Re-Animator 5. Suspiria 6. The Exorcist 7. Dawn of the Dead (1979) 8. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) 9. The Howling 10. Return of the Living Dead
Hard,but at the moment,and in no real order,I'd go with...... JAWS,THE EXCORCIST,THE FOG,NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD(original),THE SHINING,POLTERGEIST,CREEPSHOW,HALLOWEEN,DEEP RED,and DAWN OF THE DEAD(original). Saying this,I feel like I'm betraying a lot of other great films ! Like I said,hard .
1. Evil Dead II 2. The Haunting (1963) 3. Black Christmas 4. Dawn of the Dead (1979) 5. Jaws 6. Alien 7. The Fog 8. Suspiria 9. Braindead 10. Candyman + Aliens, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Carrie, Dark Water, Deep Red, Don’t Look Now, Halloween, Martin, Near Dark, Night of the Living Dead (1968), Phenomena, Poltergeist, Rosemary's Baby, Scream, Session 9, Shaun of the Dead, Sleepy Hollow, High Tension, The Descent, The Exorcist, The Shining, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), The Thing, The Vanishing, Zombie Flesh-Eaters
Sorry, I have ODD and probably won't if told to. Anyways, it was a joke which I guess you couldn't take. How was I to know, I'm sure if you search through my posts you can find plenty of things to poke and prod me with. Sorry again, and I hope I didn't cause you any harm with my random postings.
Hmmm very interesting topic. Let me post mine. 10 Nosferatu ( still chilling after all these years) 09 28 days later (good chiller from England) 08 The Wolf Man (The definitive werewolf movie) 07 Amityville Horror II ( Best of the sequels) 06 Night of the living Dead(best ending in horror history) 05 Friday the 13th Part 7 ( My favorite Friday film and best Jason costume) 04 The Last Man on Earth (personal fav Vincent Price flick) 03 Children of the Corn ( Can you go in a cornfield and not think of this film) 02 Dracula 1931 (Started the Universal Legacy and had best actor for the role EVER on film) 01 Scream ( You may not like the film but this is what brought horror films back into the limelight and showed the studios hey there is profit in these films. I never saw the big reveal coming and it single handedly made me a horror fan again. This film lead me to seeing The Exorcist,TCM,The Hills have Eyes and multitudes of other classics. Bela lugosi's Dracula was my introduction to Horror. Scream was my rebirth into the macabe.
I was actually being sarcastic, sorry. I should have put a silly smilie on the end of it but i was rushing it.
Top 3 1.NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD ['68] 2.THE EXORCIST 3.THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE ['74] Those are in order. The rest aren't... FREAKS FRANKENSTEIN ZOMBIE DAWN OF THE DEAD ['78] HELL OF THE LIVING DEAD [I know, I know...but I always have fun whenver I watch it.] CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST HALLOWEEN
In no particular order... Dawn of the Dead Suspiria Black Sunday Texas Chainsaw Massacre Halloween Zombi 2 The Beyond Cannibal Holocaust Prophecy Jaws
In no order whatsoever (except Thing, that one's tip top)... The Thing (1982) Fulci's Zombie Phantasm Night of the Living Dead Curse of Frankenstein Horror of Dracula Evil Dead Alien Tetsuo: The Ironman Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) (This list will probably change in ten minutes.)
It's hard to pick just 10 so I'll do my top 40:^) 1. Friday the 13th 2. Halloween 3. Halloween 2 4. My bloody valentine 5. Slumber party massacre 6. The exorcist 7. Friday the 13th part 4 8. A nightmare on Elm street 9. Dawn of the dead 10. Texas chainsaw massacre (the original and remake tie for me) 11. Scream 12. I know what you did last Summer 13. A nightmare on Elm street 3 14. Friday the 13th part 3 15. Friday the 13th part 2 16. Terror train 17. The omen and The omen 2 (they tie for me) 18. An american werewolf in London 19. The howling 20. Freddy v.s. Jason 21. Halloween 4 22. A nightmare on Elm street 2 23. Friday the 13th part 5 24. The final terror 25. Basketcase 26. Deep blue sea 27. Jaws 2 28. Evil laugh and Slaughter high (they tie for me) 29. Don't go in the woods 30. The Stepfather 31. Humaniods from the deep 32. The brood 33. Maniac 34. Amityville horror and Amityville 2 (they tie for me) 35. Sorrority house massacre 36. Prom night 37. The faculty 38. Jeepers creepers and Jeepers creepers 2 (they tie for me) 39. Phantasm 40. Evil dead Honorable mentions include Curtains and Urban legend.
In some semblance of order (though it'll probably change in the near future) 1. Black Christmas 2. Jaws 3. An American Werewolf In London 4. Friday The 13th Part...um...I love em all!! 5. Ginger Snaps 1-3 (can't choose again) 6. Halloween 7. Near Dark 8. May 9. Ju On: The Curse 10. My Bloody Valentine honourable mentions: Dog Soldiers, Open Water, NOES 1-3, A New Nightmare,The Eye, Fright Night, Cannibal Holocaust, Ravenous, Cursed (2004 the Japanese one), Resident Evil, Wolfen..... ***The Alien Trilogy was #3 on my list but it's sci-fi so I took it off to make room for a horror film***
I have to say I forgot two important movies to me. Silent night deadly night and Black Christmas. These would both in my top 40 somewhere.
Don't you mean Quadrilogy? Anyhoo, I forgot to add Silence Of The Lambs to my list. How could I forget that. :evil:
Isn't Aliens SciFi anyway? Well I am going to say it is. If not, I have to redo my list to make room for it, and that is just too hard. It is my favorite SciFi movie damn it. Lists are so hard.
Nope. I meant what I said. I'm doing my best to forget about the 4th movie....though 1x1 has a good idea. Aliens is sci fi so I'm gonna take it off my list and put something else in instead!! *goes to edit list*
I always like participating in these threads. It is fun to see how our opinions gradually shift over time, since I remember there being at least two other threads of this nature. Still, I think we should take all the results from this, tabulate it, and then make a list of the top ten horror movies as chosen by the majority of votes. Should be fun.
