These are no particular order
Dazed and Confused
The Shinning
Halloween
Spiderman-1,2,3
Fantastic Four
Hulk
The Notebook
Sweet November
City of Angels
Face Off
House of Wax-original
Diary of a mad black woman
Grease
A Knights Tale
The Doors
Glory
The Day After Tomorrow
Night of the Living Dead
Rob Zombies Halloween
The Godfather
The Exorcist
Session 9
An American Werewolf in London
Army of Darkness
The Blob
Carrie
The Silence of the Lambs
It's Alive
I honestly like way too many movies to list them all.

Me, too. I keep remembering more.

Frailty
Single White Female

OMG,i love Frailty:)

In no order:

The Dark Knight
Batman Begins
American History X
Fight Club
25th Hour
Kurt Cobain: About A Son
No Country For Old Men
Clerks
Die Hard
Donnie Darko

Crap!I forgot Fight Club,Kurt Cobain: About A Son,American Beauty,Legend....so many i think of as faves;)

My favorite movie of all time is Jaws, but after that in no order:
Alien 1, 2, 3, 4
Apocalypse Now
Phantom of the Opera 1925
Citizen Kane
Godfather 1 & 2
Predator
Halloween
The Shining
Usual Suspects
Psycho
Goodfellas
Blade Runner
The Mist
Diabolique (original)
Videodrome
eXistenZ
Eyes Without A Face
Silence of the Lambs
Fight Club
Seven
Exorcist
Good, Bad, Ugly
Pulp Fiction
Ichi the Killer
Mulholland Dr.
Oldboy
Donnie Darko
Eraserhead
The Thing (Both)
Dr. Strangelove
Pitch Black
Taxi Driver
The Departed
From Dusk Till Dawn
Re-Animator
Dagon
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (original)
Dracula 1931
Carlitos Way
Frankenstein
Ravenous
M
The Unknown

I liked the TV movie about Vlad, The Impaler but I can't think of the name of it...

I don't have a good memory. I saw Donnie Darko and Session 9 but I don't remember them being scary. Should I watch them again?

Session 9 & Donnie Darko are both psychological horror films. I dont know if Id even call Donnie Darko a horror movie. Truthfully I dont know what Id call it since it fits into so many different genres (Drama/Horror/Scifi maybe). I advise you to watch both movies again and judge them yourself. Neither one really scared me though.

I enjoy most psychological movies. My son and I watched Donnie Darko and we both thought it was strange. As for Session 9, I remember the wheelchair and the guys looking at a certain room and figuring out what it symbolized. I might have been drunk at the time. :o I need to watch Jacob's Ladder again. I might appreciate it more now.