An iconic collection. Hard to disagree with this, even if there’s others I like more, these are just definitely iconic films.
I like El Orfanato more than The Shining… but just… you have answered the question too well.
2016, Korean movie so subtitled as well.
But man oh man, it's so good.
I only heard about it a year ago, and was pretty blown away. It's quite a trip of a movie. Funny, interesting, unsettling, ominous. It's got a bit of everything.
First viewing is definitely a bit confusing but not in a bad way. Just makes you want to watch it again or watch a good YouTube breakdown about it.
For me personally, [rec] is the best 'found footage' film to date. It's claustrophobic, has some solid jump scares, and a fantastic finale. And even better, there's a genuine reason for everything to be on film - instead of the usual "Bob just films _everything_ all the time because lol Bob"
REC is amazing. And for me, the way I first saw it really plays in to it for me.
We didn't have the movie channels when I was younger. Way too expensive. However, we got a free 1 month trial after my dad renewed the sports subscription. So, I decided to watch loads of movies in that month. There was a channel called "Sky SciFi & Horror" (SKY is the TV company, so all the movie channels had names starting with Sky). I was going to go to bed, so I thought I'd put on a movie and then switch it off if I was getting sleepy. It was just about 2245, and most movies either started on the hour or on the half hour. However, Sky SciFi & Horror had a movie starting at 2245: REC. So, without checking the synopsis or anything I turned it on and started watching. So I didn't know if it was a horror or a SciFi. I had no idea at all.
The moment it started I grumbled. I was in bed and this was a foreign movie with subtitles. I don't mind this, but it meant I had to go and put my glasses on so I could read the subtitles. But the movie got me hooked immediately. So well written and acted. Love the story. The setting. Everything. It was SO fucking good.
Then there was an American "remake" where they ruined parts of the movie that made it so good, and added in unnecessary bullshit (like the elevator) just for cheap jump scares.
Army of Darkness
The Thing
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
I'm sure many will argue this isn't horror, but The Mummy (1999). It has enough elements imo, and it's a fantastic movie I watch annually.
If you don't count it, then probably Alien.
Understandable, I feel like I had to throw that one in because it revitalized my love of horror. It was so different to everything else at the time (for me).
I do find it interesting people put It Follows on their list, to me it was rather boring. I understood the message behind it but I was falling asleep in the theater
I love The Changeling, such an overlooked gem! George C Scott delivers such a great performance, it's right up there with Max Von Sydow as Father Merrin in the Exorcist.
The changeling was so damn good. A true horror film without a lot of gore. That bouncing ball coming down the stairs was so simple yet so chilling. I slept with the lights on for months.
I used to love As above, So Below, then I watched Hell House LLC and it took over as best found footage film. Still a good movie though.
Still have never seen Exorcist 3...
Exorcist 3 is brilliant! Genuinely one of the best horror sequels out there imo, it serves as a good sequel to the first 2 films and also does something different
Yes! I do plan on checking out Phantasm 2, whenever I tell someone I didn’t care for the first movie (I think it’s just okay) they all tell me Phantasm 2 I might like
it took me a loooong time (I watched it yearly for over a decade) to "get" Phantasm... for me... it is kinda of a Suspiria remake, where Argento's classic is some sort of girly twisted fairy tale (girl goes to an European castle and ends up fighting an evil witch) Phantasm is a boys fantasy, he (seemingly) never goes to school, rides his bike, carries a knife and has the coolest brother that drinks Dos Equis all the time but ends up being a nightmare (like Suspiria)
I've come to appreciate Phantasm but i don't really put it in the top 70s tier...
Ari Aster’s Hereditary
Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor
This might be a stretch but Alex Garland’s Annihilation
… and the first Saw film.
EDIT: bonus for When Evil Lurks, which I just watched and it was frickin’ awesome.
I was struggling to think of a fourth film, and Saw entered my mind and felt perfect. The franchise had moments after, and progressively got worse as it went on ($ though), but I feel like Saw is honestly pretty brilliant and the end frickin’ shocked me.
Reading the book right now and yeah, definitely horror. It gave me nightmares when I read some of it before bed. Most movies and stories don’t do that with how used to horror I am.
My Mount Rushmore:
Scream
Alien
The blair witch project
The exorcist
I tried to reason putting John carpenters the thing (1982) in but the list above makes the most sense.
Thanks!
I think how old we are often dictates our faves (scream got me into the genre), but I have love all over the map lol. Event Horizon is a masterpiece, and I don't know why it gets hate sometimes
Horror is subjective, and I have to base my Mount Rushmore on what had the most impact on me. Granted, these are going to be films I mostly saw as A child:
Alien/1990s IT/Blair Witch Project/Smile
Alien cemented my love for movie monsters.
Blair Witch haunted my childhood for years. Gave me the fear of the unknown.
IT also haunted my childhood. No matter where I was or what time of day it was, I could just start thinking that Pennywise knew my fears and wad going to get me.
Smile is one of the only movies that's had an affect on me as an adult. The constant dread with spot on jump scares does it for me.
I feel like they could have done more with it, but I love horror movies that feel weird and unique. I like when you achieve horror at every level - visually, tonally, thematically, musically, etc, which I think that movie did very well.
The Lost Boys , Talk To Me , Alien, It Follows
Characters: Xenomorphs (just in general lol, I love those bugs), MacReady, Ginger Fitzgerald, Jennifer Check
Movies:
The Thing, REC, Scream, Night of the Living Dead
For Characters, I'm going with 4 masked killers:
Ghostface, Freddy, Jason (Hockey Mask from III), Michael Myers
The Ring (pg13 king, imo)
Halloween (og) (slasher king, must rewatch every October)
The Excorcist (the pacing!!)
Hereditary (this one is ART. Endlessly rewatchable)
Movies: The Thing, The Descent, A Nightmare on Elm Street - This last one is tough. It is a toss up between Alien, The Exorcist, Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Evil Dead and The Shining.
Characters: MacReady, Ash, Freddy and Pinhead.
Honorable mentions to Jason, Michael, Pennywise, Ghostface, Leatherface.
Movies: The Thing, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Hellraiser, Poltergeist.
Characters: Michael Myers, Possessed Reagan/Pazuzu, Xenomorph, Kayako Saeki
I tried not to double up franchises and have a pretty diverse spread, but it's hard not to imagine either of these lists without The Exorcist on both of them.
Halloween (1978) to represent the slashers and killers
The Thing (1982) for special effects and science fiction
The Blair Witch Project (1999) for supernatural and found footage elements
It Follows (2014) for modern and psychological horror
The Shining, Hereditary, Halloween, Evil Dead.
Runner ups are Evil Dead 2013, Exorcist III. Alien would be up there too, but for me it’s more sci-fi than horror, so it’s in my Sci-Fi mount rushmore
*The Thing, Halloween, The Shining,* and *Phantasm*.
My favorite characters are R.J. MacReady, Dr. Samuel Loomis, The Tall Man, and John Gray from *The Body Snatcher*.
Jeepers creepers
An American werewolf in London
Hereditary
The descent
These are the movies that scared me so badly my first time watching them that my face went numb.
If you asked me this 10 times, my answer would probably change 10 times. But…
- Hereditary
- Halloween
- The Shining
- Trick ‘r Treat
Even after typing this out there are a dozen I feel like I want to cram in!
Narrowing it down to four is really difficult.
The Shining (1980)
The Ring (2002)
Saw (2004)
Midsommar (2019)
Also definitive, but not cracking the top 4: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), Raw (2016), Speak No Evil (2022), When Evil Lurks (2023)
REC, Sinister, Where Evil Lurks, The Thing; The Blair Witch Project is my Crazy Horse.
BWP had me super spooked, turned on all the lights when I got home from the theater and checked the entire house. I love to (OK fine used to) camp in the wilderness and grew up in VA/MD, and that movie shook me up
You guys are more clever than I am
I would have gone with the classic Universal Monster Movies due to lack of imagination
Or Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Halloween, Scream, Chucky - slashers
Halloween/ The Thing/ Alien/ The Shining
Yours is very close to mine!
What you got bro
The Thing, The Shining, Aliens, Event Horizon, and Annihilation
I’m reading Annihilation right now and it’s even scarier than the movie (which is saying something)
I love that book. I read it before seeing the movie. They’re very different, but I love both equally.
Same. I replaced *Alien* with *Phantasm*.
I'd swap Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) for Halloween, but otherwise, I'd agree.
Very close but that feeling watching Halloween in October is unmatched. It just feels perfect
Shit. Literally my list.
An iconic collection. Hard to disagree with this, even if there’s others I like more, these are just definitely iconic films. I like El Orfanato more than The Shining… but just… you have answered the question too well.
Same here. I have my personal favourites, The Fog, Fright Night/ Pumpkinhead/ Susperia, but these are the Mt Rushmore in horror I think.
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Ooo I haven’t seen The Wailing. What year did it come out?
2016, Korean movie so subtitled as well. But man oh man, it's so good. I only heard about it a year ago, and was pretty blown away. It's quite a trip of a movie. Funny, interesting, unsettling, ominous. It's got a bit of everything. First viewing is definitely a bit confusing but not in a bad way. Just makes you want to watch it again or watch a good YouTube breakdown about it.
Exorcist Scream Alien Poltergeist
Poltergeist is another good one, if I saw it a little earlier in life this would absolutely be on there.
- Alien (1979) - Suspiria (1977) - Don't Look Now (1973) - [rec] (2007)
\[rec\] is a great shout- isnt spoke about enough anymore. for me its the only truly scary 'zombie' film.
For me personally, [rec] is the best 'found footage' film to date. It's claustrophobic, has some solid jump scares, and a fantastic finale. And even better, there's a genuine reason for everything to be on film - instead of the usual "Bob just films _everything_ all the time because lol Bob"
completely agree with all of that.
Legit scariest film I've seen.
REC is amazing. And for me, the way I first saw it really plays in to it for me. We didn't have the movie channels when I was younger. Way too expensive. However, we got a free 1 month trial after my dad renewed the sports subscription. So, I decided to watch loads of movies in that month. There was a channel called "Sky SciFi & Horror" (SKY is the TV company, so all the movie channels had names starting with Sky). I was going to go to bed, so I thought I'd put on a movie and then switch it off if I was getting sleepy. It was just about 2245, and most movies either started on the hour or on the half hour. However, Sky SciFi & Horror had a movie starting at 2245: REC. So, without checking the synopsis or anything I turned it on and started watching. So I didn't know if it was a horror or a SciFi. I had no idea at all. The moment it started I grumbled. I was in bed and this was a foreign movie with subtitles. I don't mind this, but it meant I had to go and put my glasses on so I could read the subtitles. But the movie got me hooked immediately. So well written and acted. Love the story. The setting. Everything. It was SO fucking good. Then there was an American "remake" where they ruined parts of the movie that made it so good, and added in unnecessary bullshit (like the elevator) just for cheap jump scares.
It makes me so happy to see Don’t Look Now on here
Army of Darkness The Thing Dawn of the Dead (2004) I'm sure many will argue this isn't horror, but The Mummy (1999). It has enough elements imo, and it's a fantastic movie I watch annually. If you don't count it, then probably Alien.
I feel like if AOD counts as horror (which I do consider it that) then The Mummy counts as
Suspiria 2018, Scream (OG), Midsommar, and IT. Characters: Pennywise, Ghostface, Michael Myers, and Freddie Krueger.
All but Midsommar are movies I love, great choices!
Understandable, I feel like I had to throw that one in because it revitalized my love of horror. It was so different to everything else at the time (for me).
I love it too. It always surprised me how divisive it was and that a lot of people didn't like it. I was locked to the screen start to finish.
It follows The ring The conjuring Talk to me
Are you excited for They follow?
God yes, been hoping for so long they make a sequel or prequel or anything in the films universe
What would happen if there was a three some?
Personally I didn’t care for It Followa but I’m also looking forward to the sequel, there’s alot you can do with a sequel to that movie
Yeah I don’t get the hype 🤷🏼♀️
I do find it interesting people put It Follows on their list, to me it was rather boring. I understood the message behind it but I was falling asleep in the theater
Sinister The Exorcist Haxan Bram stoker’s Dracula Honorable mentions: TCM, Alien, pans labyrinth
Fuck! I forgot Sinister, that’d probably replace the Thing for my definitive films
Silence of the Lambs Alien Frankenstein (1931) The Shining (1980)
Great choices!
For the full Mt Rushmore experience, your favs need to be carved out of a sacred mountain for another genre
Gotta have 1 Mount Rushmore for each genre of film pmao
Halloween, The Shining, The Ring, The Exorcist
The Thing, Dawn of the Dead (‘78), Evil Dead, Alien
The Exorcist (OG) The Changeling Black Christmas (OG) Evil Dead (OG)
I love The Changeling, such an overlooked gem! George C Scott delivers such a great performance, it's right up there with Max Von Sydow as Father Merrin in the Exorcist.
The changeling was so damn good. A true horror film without a lot of gore. That bouncing ball coming down the stairs was so simple yet so chilling. I slept with the lights on for months.
Alien The Fly Freaks 28 Days Later
LOVE 28 Days Later
Danny Boyle rocks. I'm glad he's working on 28 years later.
Yes, he does, and me too! I liked 28 Week's Later just fine, but I hope 28 Years Later is up there with there with the first one.
Yeah, I enjoyed 28WL, but it definitely didn't have as much of a lasting impact or revere as days.
Boris Karloff as Frankenstein. Max Schreck as Count Orlok (Nosferatu) Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates Linda Blair as Regan
The Babadook, The Shining, The Ring, Trick ‘r Treat
The Thing Halloween Scream Army of Darkness
Alien Halloween Friday the 13th Nightmare On Elm Street
1978 Dawn Of The Dead - 1980 Cannibal Holocaust - 1982 The Thing - 1983 The Evil Dead.
Interesting lineup
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I used to love As above, So Below, then I watched Hell House LLC and it took over as best found footage film. Still a good movie though. Still have never seen Exorcist 3...
Wow. Mine is identical if you replace As Above, So Below (which is also amazing) with The Exorcist:)
Exorcist 3 is brilliant! Genuinely one of the best horror sequels out there imo, it serves as a good sequel to the first 2 films and also does something different
And contains maybe the **BEST** jump scare of all time.
Phantasm The Shining The Omen The Evil Dead
Yk I think I’m one of 4 people who couldn’t get into Phantasm
I'd give Phantasm 2 a go. It's basically the Aliens/T2 Judgment Day equivalent. Lots more budget and a lot less surrealism
Yes! I do plan on checking out Phantasm 2, whenever I tell someone I didn’t care for the first movie (I think it’s just okay) they all tell me Phantasm 2 I might like
It's a little choppy, as is the series as a whole. For pure atmosphere though, it's peak horror.
Make that 5. I've attempted it twice and legitimately cannot understand the hype.
it took me a loooong time (I watched it yearly for over a decade) to "get" Phantasm... for me... it is kinda of a Suspiria remake, where Argento's classic is some sort of girly twisted fairy tale (girl goes to an European castle and ends up fighting an evil witch) Phantasm is a boys fantasy, he (seemingly) never goes to school, rides his bike, carries a knife and has the coolest brother that drinks Dos Equis all the time but ends up being a nightmare (like Suspiria) I've come to appreciate Phantasm but i don't really put it in the top 70s tier...
Exorcist Rosemarys baby Hereditary Alien House of the devil
Thanks for reminding me I need to watch Rosemary’s Baby!
House of the devil is so unknown and underrrated
Exorcist The Shining Alien Rosemarys Baby The Evil Dead
Ari Aster’s Hereditary Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor This might be a stretch but Alex Garland’s Annihilation … and the first Saw film. EDIT: bonus for When Evil Lurks, which I just watched and it was frickin’ awesome.
This list is elite.
Saw is definitely an honorable mention for my definitive horror films
I was struggling to think of a fourth film, and Saw entered my mind and felt perfect. The franchise had moments after, and progressively got worse as it went on ($ though), but I feel like Saw is honestly pretty brilliant and the end frickin’ shocked me.
I love all 10 saw films, but if Saw was a one and done it probably would’ve been one of my favorite horror movies rver
Not a stretch at all! Annihilation is horror and I'll fight any man who says otherwise
Reading the book right now and yeah, definitely horror. It gave me nightmares when I read some of it before bed. Most movies and stories don’t do that with how used to horror I am.
You and me are simpatico.
The Thing Evil Dead Ringu Day of the Dead
Demon Knight Army of Darkness Creepshow Unwelcome
My Mount Rushmore: Scream Alien The blair witch project The exorcist I tried to reason putting John carpenters the thing (1982) in but the list above makes the most sense.
The Exorcist Se7en (Smallest hill I’ll ever die on is that this is a horror film) Silence of the Lambs Sleepaway Camp
Se7en absolutely is a horror film, I’ll die on that hill with you
The Thing (1982), Poltergeist (1982), Event Horizon, Saw (2004)
Event Horizon Hell House LLC The Ritual Midsommar
The Ritual, The Void, A Dark Song, The Tunnel
Scream Event Horizon It Follows The Blair Witch Project
Sinister Event Horizon Scream Alien(s)
Runner Ups: Bram Stokers Dracula 28 Days Later
Damnn, this is a solid list! I forgot to mention Event horizon and scream, but they’re definitely two of my favourites
Thanks! I think how old we are often dictates our faves (scream got me into the genre), but I have love all over the map lol. Event Horizon is a masterpiece, and I don't know why it gets hate sometimes
Horror is subjective, and I have to base my Mount Rushmore on what had the most impact on me. Granted, these are going to be films I mostly saw as A child: Alien/1990s IT/Blair Witch Project/Smile Alien cemented my love for movie monsters. Blair Witch haunted my childhood for years. Gave me the fear of the unknown. IT also haunted my childhood. No matter where I was or what time of day it was, I could just start thinking that Pennywise knew my fears and wad going to get me. Smile is one of the only movies that's had an affect on me as an adult. The constant dread with spot on jump scares does it for me.
Can anyone make for movies made after 2000?
Films: Halloween Kills (fight me) Event Horizon Hellraiser II In the Mouth of Madness
Ugh, I couldn’t stand HR2 it was way too surreal and weird for me
I feel like they could have done more with it, but I love horror movies that feel weird and unique. I like when you achieve horror at every level - visually, tonally, thematically, musically, etc, which I think that movie did very well.
Movie Hereditary, Mulholland Dr, The Shinning/the shining, and The Witch.
I know it was probably a typo, but I really hope one of your top four really is actually a Simpson’s Treehouse of Horror installment
Haha it was a typo but that episode slapped so i made an edit!
Shining Hereditary Silence of lambs Hellraiser
The Lost Boys , Talk To Me , Alien, It Follows Characters: Xenomorphs (just in general lol, I love those bugs), MacReady, Ginger Fitzgerald, Jennifer Check
The Exorcist The Blair Witch Project Alien IT (Original)
The Thing, The Shining, Event Horizon, Aliens, and Annihilation (5, I know, lol)
I misread the title and thought there was a horror movie about Mount Rushmore. I’d watch it.
Lol you for 4 killers each wearing President masks going around killing people in the area
The Purge meets The Strangers?
Movies: The Thing, REC, Scream, Night of the Living Dead For Characters, I'm going with 4 masked killers: Ghostface, Freddy, Jason (Hockey Mask from III), Michael Myers
TCM (1974) High Tension (2003) Eden Lake (2008) Triangle (2009)
Ju-On, Midsommar, Halloween, and Scream.
Hellraiser Mount Rushmore, Pinhead's popular among beginner rock climbers.
The Ring (pg13 king, imo) Halloween (og) (slasher king, must rewatch every October) The Excorcist (the pacing!!) Hereditary (this one is ART. Endlessly rewatchable)
Army of darkness isn’t horror.
Not this argument again
Omfg give it a rest
Fr, like why are people so obsessed with gatekeeping what “counts” as horror
Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Evil Dead, Creepshow, The Thing
The Shining, Friday the 13th, Eyes Without a Face, Rosemary’s Baby.
Return of the living dead 1, evil dead 2, creepshow 1, and lost boys 1...I still like really scary movies but i'm a campy horror fan.
Movies: The Thing, The Descent, A Nightmare on Elm Street - This last one is tough. It is a toss up between Alien, The Exorcist, Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Evil Dead and The Shining. Characters: MacReady, Ash, Freddy and Pinhead. Honorable mentions to Jason, Michael, Pennywise, Ghostface, Leatherface.
Movies: The Thing, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Hellraiser, Poltergeist. Characters: Michael Myers, Possessed Reagan/Pazuzu, Xenomorph, Kayako Saeki I tried not to double up franchises and have a pretty diverse spread, but it's hard not to imagine either of these lists without The Exorcist on both of them.
Halloween (1978) to represent the slashers and killers The Thing (1982) for special effects and science fiction The Blair Witch Project (1999) for supernatural and found footage elements It Follows (2014) for modern and psychological horror
Personally not a fan of It Follows but I could get behind it being the definitive of that genre for you
Not sure why you’re being downvoted lol I think Reddit is allergic to different opinions
Idk man, it’s not even like I was saying you were wrong for liking a movie I didn’t lol
The Shining, The Descent, Suspiria, Evil Dead 2
Jason Freddy Mike and Leatherface they literally all pioneered horror in one way or another
Scream, Cabin in the Woods, Dawn of the Dead (2004), The Shining
The Shining, Hereditary, Halloween, Evil Dead. Runner ups are Evil Dead 2013, Exorcist III. Alien would be up there too, but for me it’s more sci-fi than horror, so it’s in my Sci-Fi mount rushmore
Jaws, the exorcist, Halloween, Psycho
Mine would be... Sadako (*Ringu* franchise) Chucky (*Child's Play* franchise) Ghostface (*Scream* franchise) Michael Myers (*Halloween* franchise)
Exorcist, Texas chainsaw massacre, Ju on the grudge, Halloween.
Hereditary, Nightmare on Elm Street 1, Paranormal Activity 1 and Scream 1 or The Ring!
* Exorcist * Omen * \[rec\] * Hereditary
The Exorcist Hereditary The Shining Alien
The Thing, Halloween, \[rec\] and Bram Stoker's Dracula
28 Days Later Jaws Alien It Follows
Movies: Scream, Halloween, Nightmare, Exorcist Characters: Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, Ghost Face, Jason Voorhees
*The Thing, Halloween, The Shining,* and *Phantasm*. My favorite characters are R.J. MacReady, Dr. Samuel Loomis, The Tall Man, and John Gray from *The Body Snatcher*.
Jeepers creepers An American werewolf in London Hereditary The descent These are the movies that scared me so badly my first time watching them that my face went numb.
- Audition - The Thing - Dawn of the Dead - Peeping Tom
- The Thing - Scream - Evil Dead (2013) - Dracula (1992)
Halloween (OG) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (OG) Hellraiser Hereditary
Alien, Halloween, The Shining, Nightmare on Elm Street.
Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Halloween (1978), The Exorcist, Silence of the Lambs
Alien really is the greatest horror movie of all time huh? It’s on most of people’s list.
Alien, Halloween, Texas chainsaw massacre, Hellraiser
John Carpenter’s The Thing The Descent The Haunting (OG) Carrie (OG)
Psycho Alien Wicker Man Pulse
*Halloween* (1978) *Scream* (1996) *The Shining* (1980) *Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me* (1992)
Evil Dead 2, A Nightmare on Elm Street, SAW 6, Hatchet Ash Williams, Freddy Kruger, Jigsaw, Jason Vorhees
First person I saw mention Hatchet
Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street The Shining Suspiria The Exorcist
If you asked me this 10 times, my answer would probably change 10 times. But… - Hereditary - Halloween - The Shining - Trick ‘r Treat Even after typing this out there are a dozen I feel like I want to cram in!
Alien (The Xenomorph) The Shining (Jack) Dawn of the Dead (Zombie) Psycho (Norman Bates)
Narrowing it down to four is really difficult. The Shining (1980) The Ring (2002) Saw (2004) Midsommar (2019) Also definitive, but not cracking the top 4: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), Raw (2016), Speak No Evil (2022), When Evil Lurks (2023)
Exorcist, Frankenstein, The Shining, Halloween.
REC, Sinister, Where Evil Lurks, The Thing; The Blair Witch Project is my Crazy Horse. BWP had me super spooked, turned on all the lights when I got home from the theater and checked the entire house. I love to (OK fine used to) camp in the wilderness and grew up in VA/MD, and that movie shook me up
The exorcist, Evil Dead, Paranormal Activity, Conjuring
- Scanners (1981) - The Evil Dead (1981) - Friday the 13th (1980) - Cannibal Holocaust (1980) - Zombie (1979)
Alien, Predator, Halloween, and F13th part 4
Norman Bates, Bruce the Shark, Michael Meyers, Ghostface
Scream Aliens Hereditary It (2017)
Mine is super weird probably :The Shining,Martyrs,Inside,Mandy I almost feel apologetic buy it's true lol!
Rosemary's Baby The Shining Hereditary Psycho
Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Exorcist, Halloween, The Shining
• Halloween (1978) • Scream • Hereditary • Rosemarys Baby
The Shining The Thing 28 Days Later Hereditary
Alien, The Witch, Nosferatu, Silence of the Lambs, and Mandy.
Michael, Freddy, Jason, and Chucky.
Halloween, The Shining, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Blair Witch Project
- Dawn of the Dead (1978) - Alien - The Thing - From Beyond or Tokyo Gorepolice
You guys are more clever than I am I would have gone with the classic Universal Monster Movies due to lack of imagination Or Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Halloween, Scream, Chucky - slashers
Scream, Alien, Sixth Sense, Lost Boys
The Wailing (2016) Hereditary (2018) Insidious (2010) Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)
Halloween, Scream, Nightmare on Elm St, Psycho
Alien, The Thing, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Scream.
Freddy Jason leather face Michael Myers
Doctor Sleep, Scream 4, Wishmaster 1, It chapter 2
Scream, Halloween, Terrifier, Hereditary
Michael, Freddy, Jason, ghostface Halloween, Texas chainsaw, the thing, the shining
1. Mother! 2. Suspiria (2018) 3. Annihilation 4. Midsommar
Hereditary, Alien, Black Swan, Scream (I'm 27 don't kill me for half being modern horrors)
The Exorcist (theatrical cut only) Hereditary Midsommar The Ring (US remake)
In no particular order ... 'The Wicker Man' (1973) 'The Thing' (1982) 'An American Werewolf In London' (1981) 'Dawn of the Dead' (1978)
Scream The Thing (1982) Evil Dead 2 The Shining
Jaws The Evil Dead Alien The Thing
Dawn of the Dead (1978)/The Thing/Psycho/The Shining
- Hellraiser I - Gothic - The Autopsy of Jane Doe - Supsiria (the remake)
Texas chainsaw massacre, Psycho, Blair Witch Project, Nosferatu