Welcome, hope ya have fun here.

In no particular order:

Cemetery Man(Dellemorte Dellamore)
Suspiria
Cannibal Holocaust
Henry Portrait Of A Serial Killer
Dead Alive
Flower Of Flesh And Blood
Versus
Devil's Rejects
The Hills Have Eyes(both versions)
Re-Animator

again great lsits.

1. Nightmare on elmstreet
2. Hellraiser
3. The omen
4. Halloween
5. Childs play
6. The shining
7. Alien
8. Darkness
9. Cube
10. Texas chainsaw massacre

cube, interesting.

I am adding dark water to my list.

:confused:

a story about bad plumbing

god-awful

1.Dawn Of The Dead(78)
2.An American Werewolf...
3.Bubba Ho-Tep
4.Day of the Dead
5.Suspiria
6.Fraility
7.Night of the living dead(any version)
8.Tales from the Crypt
9.Videodrome
10.Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer

That's a good list.

1)Hellraiser
2)Spoorloos
3)Evil Dead
4)In the Mouth of Madness
5)Dawn of the Dead
6)Dead Alive
7)Evil Dead 2
8)Aliens (you may or may not consider horror)
9)AWIL
10)Jacobs Ladder

See my sig. for my top ten.

)Spoorloos

what is that one about.

In no particular order....

1) The Eye
2) Nutbag, 10 Days In The Life Of A Serial Killer
3) House 1000 Corpses
4) Suspiria
5) Deep River Savages
6) In The Mouth Of Madness
7) Rosemary's Baby
8) Madman
9) Zombie Flesh Eaters
10) Devil's Reject's

Other: Wickerman (orig) - Cannibal Ferox/Holocaust - I Spit On Your Grave - Last House On Dead End Street - Texas Chain (orig) - To The Devil A Daughter - Ringu - Existentz - Videodrome - Fri 13th - Suicide - Wolf Creek - Exorcist - Dahmer - Monster - Gacy - Nightstalker - Silence Of The Lambs (ok thriller, but hey!)...............

Jack

It was remade in the US as "The Vasnishing" - but skip the American version. The original is a brilliantly haunting meditation on loss, obsession and death. Just thinking about the ending makes me squirm in my seat.

based on the novel (more like a novella) by Tim Krabbe ... brother to actor Jeroen Krabbé.

1. the shining
2.night of the living dead
3.hellraiser
4.the wicker man (orig)
5.the descent
6.28 days later
7. session 9
8.dawn of the dead
9.aliens
10.saw 2

well- i still go with the list of most influential horror films in a book called Projected Fears:
Dracula (1931), The Thing (1951), Psycho (1960), Night of the Living Dead (1968), The Exorcist (1973), Texas Chainsaw (1974), Halloween (1978), Silence of the Lambs (1991), Scream (1996), and The Sixth Sense (1999).

I stand by these as the films that most dramatically changed the nature of horror films!

A top ten is far too difficult a list to compile (for me), whether it is simply favourites or ground breaking moments in horror cinema. I offer you ten films that scared the living shit out of me the time I first saw them...leaving an impressionable mind scarred for life.

1. Psycho
2. Night of the Living Dead
3. Jaws
4. The Changeling
5. The Exorcist
6. The Omen
7. Alien
8. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
9. Halloween
10. The Evil Dead

I want it understood that I am speaking of the original films and not any sequels or remakes. By the way, being recently subjected to The Notebook by my wife almost rivals these childhood frights.

Im a guy, and I enjoyed the notebook, sure it was a love story, but I liked it. Im sure enough of my manhood to admit it.

I did not join this forum to argue the merits of 'The Notebook', nor did I join to have the security in my manhood questioned by a complete stranger. It was a joke...a little levity and was not meant to be taken so seriously. Truth is, as tear jerkers go...I'm more of a 'Terms of Endearment' fan.

I see...well done.

dont expect anything better from that guy.

like a 3 year old he's fascinated with shit.

In no meaningful order:

1. The Shining
2. Suspiria
3. Ju-On
4. High Tension
5. The Old Dark House
6. Blair Witch Project
7. Session 9
8. Halloween
9. A Tale of Two Sisters
10. The Exorcist

here are my top ten

1 IDENITITY
2 Final Destination 3
3 Final Destination
4 Final Destination 2
5 Braindead
6 Freddy VS Jason
7 Wes Craven New Nightmare
8 IT!
9 House of Wax (Remake)
10 Hellraiser

10)House On Haunted Hill (1989).
9)Rosemary's Baby (1968).
8)Halloween (1978).
7)Halloween 2 (1981).
6)Alien (1979).
5)The Evil Dead (1981).
4)Night Of The Living Dead (1968).
3)The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
2)Dawn Of The Dead (1978).
1)A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984).

Let Sleeping Corpses Lie is better than every film on your list...

sorry if my comment hit you the wrong way, I wasn't questioning your manhood, I was merely saying that I actually liked that movie. The comment towards manhood was more directed by the fact that some people would call me gay for likeing a chick flick

heres mine:

1. the tingler
2. high tension
3. house on haunted hill (the originial)
4. night of the living dead
5. evil dead
6. friday the 13th
7. halloween
8. army of darkness
9. homicidal
10. a nightmare on elm street

why do people like fvsj so much??

considering all the other steaming piles of crap called horror movies that came out in that year, its not all that bad.

yeah. when i first saw it, i wasnt sure what i was going to get, but compared to a lot of other movies, it wasnt that bad. it was actually good.

"actually good"??? TAKE IT Easy...breath in...out...in..out...there....:)

Freddy Vs. Jason was a really fun movie. They did a good job of mixing the culture of the Friday the 13th movies with that of the Nightmare on Elm Street flicks, and the result was a really enjoyable horror movie. No more, no less.

And we haven't (with the exception of The Descent) been given those very much as of late.

My Top 10 Horror Movies,

1. The Shining - Rated R - 1980
2. The Exorcist - Rated R - 1973
3. Psycho - Rated R - 1960
4. Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Rated R - 1974
5. The Evil Dead - Rated NC-17 - 1981
6. Rosemary's Baby - Rated R - 1968
7. Carrie - Rated R - 1976
8. Jaws - Rated PG - 1975
9. Alien - Rated R - 1979
10 The Amityville Horror - Rated R - 1979

im just saying this but, i love seeing everyones lists. makes me want to see some of the movies i havent seen before.

No problem and I'm sorry for reading too much into your comment...my bad. I'm a bit of an ignoramus sometimes, but I assure you...I'm not the type to attack someone's sexuality over a movie (or anything else).

how would you attack someone's sexuality . . . by kicking them in the 'nads!


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no offense, but thayt list is a joke.

In no order:
Nosferatu (F.W. Mernau)
The Thing (John Carpenters)
Halloween 1
Cemetary Man
Evil Dead 2
Dawn of the Dead (Romero's)
The Virgin Spring (though its not usually considered horror)
Texas Chainsaw Massacar (the original)
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
The Hills Have Eyes

Haven't seen The Virgin Spring, but that's a damn fine list!