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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

What is your FAVOURITE horror movie?

I’ll start...

Dawn of The Dead (1978)

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan over a year ago

Aylesbury

Probably Hellraiser. Doug Bradley is a bit of a legend

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Probably Hellraiser. Doug Bradley is a bit of a legend"

Fantastic movie. With one of the greatest and most frightening quotes. “We’ll tear your soul apart!”

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By *ensuallover1000Man over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

That’s a hell of a tough one; to narrow it down to one….

An American Werewolf In London scoops the prize for me

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

As much as they’re not the best horrors, I grew up with the teen slasher films so I’d probably have to go for A Nightmare on Elm Street.

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan over a year ago

Aylesbury

"Probably Hellraiser. Doug Bradley is a bit of a legend

Fantastic movie. With one of the greatest and most frightening quotes. “We’ll tear your soul apart!”"

We have such sights to show you

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

If these count then Get out, Us, Wicker Man, babadook, Oculus and Midsommer. All tremendous imo.

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By *ostAirmenMan over a year ago

crewe

I really enjoyed the Saw films pretty brutal and times and kept you guessing .

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan over a year ago

Aylesbury

"If these count then Get out, Us, Wicker Man, babadook, Oculus and Midsommer. All tremendous imo. "

Original wickerman I hope. The Nicholas "The Cage" Cage remake was wank

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Probably Hellraiser. Doug Bradley is a bit of a legend"
Great movie - I like the sequels too

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By *eliWoman over a year ago

"If these count then Get out, Us, Wicker Man, babadook, Oculus and Midsommer. All tremendous imo. "

Oh oh oh someone has watched and loved Oculus! Of course it would be you.

It's such a brilliant underappreciated film. Genuinely scary.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"If these count then Get out, Us, Wicker Man, babadook, Oculus and Midsommer. All tremendous imo.

Original wickerman I hope. The Nicholas "The Cage" Cage remake was wank"

As if I would watch a Nick Cage film

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"As much as they’re not the best horrors, I grew up with the teen slasher films so I’d probably have to go for A Nightmare on Elm Street."

Classic - probably my 2nd favourite horror movie

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By *unandgamegeekMan over a year ago

Bolton

Warlock (1989) starring Julian Sands.

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan over a year ago

Aylesbury

"Probably Hellraiser. Doug Bradley is a bit of a legend Great movie - I like the sequels too "

Some of the sequels are okay, most aren't

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan over a year ago

Aylesbury

"If these count then Get out, Us, Wicker Man, babadook, Oculus and Midsommer. All tremendous imo.

Original wickerman I hope. The Nicholas "The Cage" Cage remake was wank

As if I would watch a Nick Cage film

You made the right choice buddy

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"If these count then Get out, Us, Wicker Man, babadook, Oculus and Midsommer. All tremendous imo.

Oh oh oh someone has watched and loved Oculus! Of course it would be you.

It's such a brilliant underappreciated film. Genuinely scary."

One of my absolute faves. I was stupid enough to watch it in the cinema when it came out and welped a few times. Tbf I still welped everytime I watched it at home too

You and me = taste

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"As much as they’re not the best horrors, I grew up with the teen slasher films so I’d probably have to go for A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Classic - probably my 2nd favourite horror movie "

After A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Saw

Final Destination

Hostel

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"If these count then Get out, Us, Wicker Man, babadook, Oculus and Midsommer. All tremendous imo.

Original wickerman I hope. The Nicholas "The Cage" Cage remake was wank

As if I would watch a Nick Cage film

You made the right choice buddy

The accents are absolutely brilliant! Such a great movie. And actually it’s the reason I loved Midsommmer so much

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"As much as they’re not the best horrors, I grew up with the teen slasher films so I’d probably have to go for A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Classic - probably my 2nd favourite horror movie

After A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors?"

Good shout - for me it’s close between the original and Dream Warriors

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Hostel. Only because I believe shit like that really happens in certain parts of Eastern Europe. Things which could potentially be real, scare the living shit out of me the most.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"As much as they’re not the best horrors, I grew up with the teen slasher films so I’d probably have to go for A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Classic - probably my 2nd favourite horror movie "

I watched it when I was 5 and had a genuine fear of Freddy until I was a teenager.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Exorcist best horror ever. ( original )

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By *eliWoman over a year ago

I can't choose but I'm going to type two and say those for the next ten minutes. I loved The Witch. And I have a real soft spot for Tucker and Dale vs Evil because it's brilliant. What Cabin in the Woods should have been.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"As much as they’re not the best horrors, I grew up with the teen slasher films so I’d probably have to go for A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Classic - probably my 2nd favourite horror movie

I watched it when I was 5 and had a genuine fear of Freddy until I was a teenager."

Wow- he is genuinely scary in the first one

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I can't choose but I'm going to type two and say those for the next ten minutes. I loved The Witch. And I have a real soft spot for Tucker and Dale vs Evil because it's brilliant. What Cabin in the Woods should have been. "

The cabin in the woods was genuinely hilarious.

so bad. On a level with lesbian vampire killers for me

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By *eliWoman over a year ago

The cabin in the woods was genuinely hilarious.

so bad. On a level with lesbian vampire killers for me "

Oh speaking of Lesbian Vampire Killers, have you ever watched Doghouse? It's truly something.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Exorcist best horror ever. ( original ) "

Classic- I’m a fan of the Exorcist part 3

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Cape fear De Nero Excellent

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Tough to choose just one top 5.

Hellraiser

A Nightmare On Elm Street

The Shining

Candyman

The Exorcist

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Tough to choose just one top 5.

Hellraiser

A Nightmare On Elm Street

The Shining

Candyman

The Exorcist "

All amazing

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The cabin in the woods was genuinely hilarious.

so bad. On a level with lesbian vampire killers for me

Oh speaking of Lesbian Vampire Killers, have you ever watched Doghouse? It's truly something. "

I haven’t! Would it be a funny watch?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

So many good ones already mentioned but I'll throw in 28 Days Later, just for the shock of the fast zombies.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"So many good ones already mentioned but I'll throw in 28 Days Later, just for the shock of the fast zombies. "

Great movie- if you like fast zombies check out Train to Busan if you haven’t already

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By *ensuallover1000Man over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

"So many good ones already mentioned but I'll throw in 28 Days Later, just for the shock of the fast zombies.

Great movie- if you like fast zombies check out Train to Busan if you haven’t already "

And two brilliant Korean zombie series on Netflix, namely, Kingdom and All Of Us Are Dead

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Dog Soldiers

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The Conjuring has to be the best recent horror.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"So many good ones already mentioned but I'll throw in 28 Days Later, just for the shock of the fast zombies.

Great movie- if you like fast zombies check out Train to Busan if you haven’t already

And two brilliant Korean zombie series on Netflix, namely, Kingdom and All Of Us Are Dead

Great shout- Korean horror is amazing. I also liked The Wailing on Amazon and the Sadness on Shudder

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By *unandgamegeekMan over a year ago

Bolton

"Dog Soldiers "

Definitely the best werewolf movie of the early 2000s.

It still makes me laugh when Spoon hammers a werewolf when it sticks it's claw through the letter box lol

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I have a hard time picking one

Absolutely love the Evil Dead _rilogy, The Thing and Let Me In.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"The Conjuring has to be the best recent horror. "

Yeah I think it’s up there. Recent horror movies I liked are Midsommar, Dr Sleep, IT, Us and Get Out

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"I have a hard time picking one

Absolutely love the Evil Dead _rilogy, The Thing and Let Me In."

Can’t go wrong with these- I really like Army of Darkness

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The Conjuring has to be the best recent horror.

Yeah I think it’s up there. Recent horror movies I liked are Midsommar, Dr Sleep, IT, Us and Get Out"

Yeah Us and Get Out are brilliant. I wasn’t keen on IT but I was a massive fan of the original.

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan over a year ago

Aylesbury

"Dog Soldiers

Definitely the best werewolf movie of the early 2000s.

It still makes me laugh when Spoon hammers a werewolf when it sticks it's claw through the letter box lol

I hope I give you the shits!

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By *etalThrashingmadMan over a year ago

Nottingham

Saint Maud, The Witch or Midsommar currently

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Saint Maud, The Witch or Midsommar currently "

I need to check out Saint Maud, I have heard it’s good

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By *etalThrashingmadMan over a year ago

Nottingham

"Saint Maud, The Witch or Midsommar currently

I need to check out Saint Maud, I have heard it’s good "

I think it's excellent, depends what you like I think.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Ju-On: The Grudge......not a jump horror, more creepy

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I love loads of horror films, but my favourite is absolutely, Scream (1996) a classic.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Probably Hellraiser. Doug Bradley is a bit of a legend"

Good taste in horror, I knew I liked you for a reason

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Ju-On: The Grudge......not a jump horror, more creepy"

Great movie - I like the Ring too, Japanese horror is very creepy

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By *ubal1Man over a year ago

Newry Down

The Exorcist; I have only ever seen it once, and that was enough!

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"I love loads of horror films, but my favourite is absolutely, Scream (1996) a classic. "

Classic - That opening scene was crazy

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Nosferatu

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I love loads of horror films, but my favourite is absolutely, Scream (1996) a classic.

Classic - That opening scene was crazy "

Plus Roger L. Jackson's ghostface voice is so sexy....

If anyone is good at impressions, do feel free to let me know

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I really liked the 3rd film in the _rilogy that the OP mentioned, "day of the dead"..which came after "dawn"..

There's a real bleakness to "day of the dead"..and sense of dread that I really like.

American werewolf in London has been mentioned, I also think that's a classic.

There's an old black and white film, called "carnival of souls" that I can recommend. Its clever and quite ahead of its time and really creepy.

Some modern horror films ive liked have been "howl" -british werewolf film set on a train that breaks down in the middle of nowhere (I think its meant to be somewhere in scotland)..and "it follows"..which I thought was quite an interesting story and original.

(I think certain sci films can cross over to the horror genre. There's a bunch of them I like too.)

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"I love loads of horror films, but my favourite is absolutely, Scream (1996) a classic.

Classic - That opening scene was crazy

Plus Roger L. Jackson's ghostface voice is so sexy....

If anyone is good at impressions, do feel free to let me know

“HELLO SIDNEY”

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Has anyone seen the film "Overlord"?

Saw it at a small cinema a few years ago. Starts off as a world war 2 film, then takes a disturbing turn..

-Good film.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"I really liked the 3rd film in the _rilogy that the OP mentioned, "day of the dead"..which came after "dawn"..

There's a real bleakness to "day of the dead"..and sense of dread that I really like.

American werewolf in London has been mentioned, I also think that's a classic.

There's an old black and white film, called "carnival of souls" that I can recommend. Its clever and quite ahead of its time and really creepy.

(I think certain sci films can cross over to the horror genre. There's a bunch of them I like too.)

Day of the Dead is great- I’m with you this is one of the best horror movies. American Werewolf in London is top 5 for me. Classic. The others I have not seen but will try seek out

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Has anyone seen the film "Overlord"?

Saw it at a small cinema a few years ago. Starts off as a world war 2 film, then takes a disturbing turn..

-Good film."

Yeah I thought it was good movie- really good premise

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Has anyone seen the film "Overlord"?

Saw it at a small cinema a few years ago. Starts off as a world war 2 film, then takes a disturbing turn..

-Good film.

Yeah I thought it was good movie- really good premise "

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By *unandgamegeekMan over a year ago

Bolton

Who here remembers Warlock?

For those who haven't, it was about a 17th century evil warlock is sent by the Devil to the present day (the late 1980s) to find his Bible (known as the Grand Grimoir) that has the power to destroy all of creation and it's up to a 17th century witch hunter and his present day companion to stop him.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Who here remembers Warlock?

I know which movie you mean. I don’t think I’ve seen it - I will try seek it out

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

Any fans of the Halloween and Friday the 13th movies?

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By *rilogyMan over a year ago

Eastbourne

Halloween was good, new ones not that great, Halloween ends will hopefully be the last one.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Halloween was good, new ones not that great, Halloween ends will hopefully be the last one."
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Agree I liked the original Halloween, Pt 3 and Pt 4. The recent ones didn’t really interest me

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Quite enjoyed "Lights Out"

Others can be decent but tend to have shit endings

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By *o scandalousWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

Halloween - the original first one.

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By *ixedDevilMan over a year ago

Bootyville

Sinister

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Halloween - the original first one.

Classic- I love Donald Pleasance in this movie

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By *o scandalousWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

"Halloween - the original first one.

Classic- I love Donald Pleasance in this movie "

Absolutely - and Jamie Lee Curtis is the ultimate scream queen!

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By *agneto.Man over a year ago

Bham

"If these count then Get out, Us, Wicker Man, babadook, Oculus and Midsommer. All tremendous imo.

Original wickerman I hope. The Nicholas "The Cage" Cage remake was wank

As if I would watch a Nick Cage film

Whoa whoa whoa do not besmirch Nic Cage. Even if wickerman was wank. The beeeeeeees.

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By *agneto.Man over a year ago

Bham

"I love loads of horror films, but my favourite is absolutely, Scream (1996) a classic.

Classic - That opening scene was crazy

Plus Roger L. Jackson's ghostface voice is so sexy....

If anyone is good at impressions, do feel free to let me know

Now if only someone got turned on by Gollum's voice!

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Halloween - the original first one.

Classic- I love Donald Pleasance in this movie

Absolutely - and Jamie Lee Curtis is the ultimate scream queen!"

She is - Amazing

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By *agneto.Man over a year ago

Bham

Yes agree the conjuring is the best of the recent horror movies. Also It Follows.

My favourite classic is probably John Carpenter's The Thing.

I do have a spot for Nightmare on Elm st and Scream.

And the shining.

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By *agneto.Man over a year ago

Bham

"Halloween - the original first one.

Classic- I love Donald Pleasance in this movie

Absolutely - and Jamie Lee Curtis is the ultimate scream queen!

She is - Amazing "

I never got the Jamie Lee Curtis thing, she always looked very boyish to me.

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By *o scandalousWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

"Halloween - the original first one.

Classic- I love Donald Pleasance in this movie

Absolutely - and Jamie Lee Curtis is the ultimate scream queen!

She is - Amazing "

That’s my movie every Halloween. Carve a pumpkin, glass of wine and bag of popcorn with that playing. Total tradition. Then I shit myself every time I need to go out the living room that night after watching it!

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By *o scandalousWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

"Yes agree the conjuring is the best of the recent horror movies. Also It Follows.

My favourite classic is probably John Carpenter's The Thing.

I do have a spot for Nightmare on Elm st and Scream.

And the shining. "

The Shining is a great horror but just pipped by Halloween.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Halloween - the original first one.

Classic- I love Donald Pleasance in this movie

Absolutely - and Jamie Lee Curtis is the ultimate scream queen!

She is - Amazing

Lol the perfect film for Halloween

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By *al kalMan over a year ago

london

Not a feature length film, but soiled my keggs watching the opening 2 and a bit minutes of MJ Thriller for the first time as a kid.

When the full moon comes out….

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Yes agree the conjuring is the best of the recent horror movies. Also It Follows.

My favourite classic is probably John Carpenter's The Thing.

I do have a spot for Nightmare on Elm st and Scream.

And the shining.

The Shining is a great horror but just pipped by Halloween."

Have you seen the sequel to The Shining, Dr Sleep? I was surprised how good this movie was

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Shivers

Let the Right One In

Poltergeist

The Omen

The Fly

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By *agneto.Man over a year ago

Bham

"Shivers

Let the Right One In

Poltergeist

The Omen

The Fly "

The fly yes, good shout.

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By *agneto.Man over a year ago

Bham

Reanimator.

And Society.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

20th century: The Wicker Man (1973)

21St century: Martyrs (2008)

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By *o scandalousWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

"Yes agree the conjuring is the best of the recent horror movies. Also It Follows.

My favourite classic is probably John Carpenter's The Thing.

I do have a spot for Nightmare on Elm st and Scream.

And the shining.

The Shining is a great horror but just pipped by Halloween.

Have you seen the sequel to The Shining, Dr Sleep? I was surprised how good this movie was "

No, didn’t know there was a sequel.

What’s your thoughts on The Omen and The Exorcist?

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By *ampWithABrainWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

Love horror movies and many of my favourites have already been mentioned so I’m throwing into the mix:

Wishmaster series - Andrew divoff always does a great baddie

Last house on the left - for the poster who said real life stuff gets you? Based on a true story and didn’t even inc the worst that happened!

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Reanimator.

And Society. "

Yes - these are great. Love the Reanimator movies

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What is your FAVOURITE horror"

A Tory election campaign video...

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Yes agree the conjuring is the best of the recent horror movies. Also It Follows.

My favourite classic is probably John Carpenter's The Thing.

I do have a spot for Nightmare on Elm st and Scream.

And the shining.

The Shining is a great horror but just pipped by Halloween.

Have you seen the sequel to The Shining, Dr Sleep? I was surprised how good this movie was

No, didn’t know there was a sequel.

What’s your thoughts on The Omen and The Exorcist?

Doctor Sleep, came out in 2019, it’s on Netflix. I think the Omen and The Exorcist are great. Both have a great premise. The 1970s horror films are creepy

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By *xJustForFun!Couple over a year ago

aberdeen

Anything supernatural like Omen or anything based on true events.

Hostel . Because somewhere remote in Eastern Europe it could be happening.

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By *ucka39Man over a year ago

Newcastle

Amityville

Poltergeist

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By *ucka39Man over a year ago

Newcastle

Human centipede

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By *hePerkyPumpkinTV/TS over a year ago

Bristol

"Yes agree the conjuring is the best of the recent horror movies. Also It Follows.

My favourite classic is probably John Carpenter's The Thing.

I do have a spot for Nightmare on Elm st and Scream.

And the shining.

The Shining is a great horror but just pipped by Halloween.

Have you seen the sequel to The Shining, Dr Sleep? I was surprised how good this movie was

No, didn’t know there was a sequel.

What’s your thoughts on The Omen and The Exorcist?

Doctor Sleep, came out in 2019, it’s on Netflix. I think the Omen and The Exorcist are great. Both have a great premise. The 1970s horror films are creepy "

Dr Sleep was fantastic, one of the best films I've seen in years

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Amityville

Poltergeist"

Both Classics. I watched Amityville recently

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By *hePerkyPumpkinTV/TS over a year ago

Bristol

I can't decide between these.

Hellraiser

A Nightmare on Elm Street (1 or 3)

The Thing

The Blair Witch Project

Evil Dead

The Shining

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Yes agree the conjuring is the best of the recent horror movies. Also It Follows.

My favourite classic is probably John Carpenter's The Thing.

I do have a spot for Nightmare on Elm st and Scream.

And the shining.

The Shining is a great horror but just pipped by Halloween.

Have you seen the sequel to The Shining, Dr Sleep? I was surprised how good this movie was

No, didn’t know there was a sequel.

What’s your thoughts on The Omen and The Exorcist?

Doctor Sleep, came out in 2019, it’s on Netflix. I think the Omen and The Exorcist are great. Both have a great premise. The 1970s horror films are creepy

Dr Sleep was fantastic, one of the best films I've seen in years "

I really liked it. They did a great job, It really was a great sequel to a classic movie

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"I can't decide between these.

Hellraiser

A Nightmare on Elm Street (1 or 3)

The Thing

The Blair Witch Project

Evil Dead

The Shining"

All Classics

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By *hePerkyPumpkinTV/TS over a year ago

Bristol

Ooh I forgot one, and I've seen no one mention it yet.

The Descent

Great film that's pretty underrated

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By *uke olovingmanMan over a year ago

Gravesend

I'm loving zombieland

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By *ucka39Man over a year ago

Newcastle

Hammer house of horror

These were classic still stomach churning

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By *unandgamegeekMan over a year ago

Bolton

"Who here remembers Warlock?

I know which movie you mean. I don’t think I’ve seen it - I will try seek it out "

It's definitely worth a watch. It's kind of like The Terminator but with witchcraft.

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By *9 kisses.Man over a year ago

clacton on sea

"Dog Soldiers

Definitely the best werewolf movie of the early 2000s.

It still makes me laugh when Spoon hammers a werewolf when it sticks it's claw through the letter box lol

100% agree with that,

And Lost Boys for Vampire films,

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By *aptain Caveman41Man over a year ago

Home

IT, tim curry one. Frightened the be jasus out of me to this day I don't like clowns

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'd actually consider the first Terminator and Alien films horrors, so I have to say they're right up there for me.

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By *ablo minibar123Woman over a year ago

"If these count then Get out, Us, Wicker Man, babadook, Oculus and Midsommer. All tremendous imo. "

Have you seen nope yet?

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By *ablo minibar123Woman over a year ago

"Halloween was good, new ones not that great, Halloween ends will hopefully be the last one..

Agree I liked the original Halloween, Pt 3 and Pt 4. The recent ones didn’t really interest me "

Part 3?? The only one to ever not have Michael Myers in

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By *ablo minibar123Woman over a year ago

I love the rec series of movies, and also enjoyed ginger snaps as it's rare you get a female as your main monster.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The Ring

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I love the rec series of movies, and also enjoyed ginger snaps as it's rare you get a female as your main monster."

Ginger snaps is such a great movie!

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By *luebell888Woman over a year ago

Glasgowish

"Hostel. Only because I believe shit like that really happens in certain parts of Eastern Europe. Things which could potentially be real, scare the living shit out of me the most."

I agree and this is why those films freaked me out.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"I'd actually consider the first Terminator and Alien films horrors, so I have to say they're right up there for me."

I agree -Predator as well

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Halloween was good, new ones not that great, Halloween ends will hopefully be the last one..

Agree I liked the original Halloween, Pt 3 and Pt 4. The recent ones didn’t really interest me

Part 3?? The only one to ever not have Michael Myers in"

Yeah they probably should have called it something else but it’s a good stand alone story

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Scream, also maybe one of my fave films full stop.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Too many to name just one, but I always liked the classic cheesy special effects rather the cgi we have now.

Evil dead _rilogy

John carpenters the thing

Braindead

Bad taste

Critters

Gremlins

To name but a few

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Too many to name just one, but I always liked the classic cheesy special effects rather the cgi we have now.

Evil dead _rilogy

John carpenters the thing

Braindead

Bad taste

Critters

Gremlins

To name but a few"

All great - I agree it’s difficult to name just one movie

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By *unandgamegeekMan over a year ago

Bolton

"Hammer house of horror

These were classic still stomach churning "

I can still remember the episode known as The House That Bled To Death where a pipe sprays blood all over a birthday party in one scene.

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By *inkysexpotMan over a year ago

leeds

Cant pick one...the alien films, all of them are good.

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By *etalThrashingmadMan over a year ago

Nottingham

"Cant pick one...the alien films, all of them are good."

All good for different reason as well!

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By *inkysexpotMan over a year ago

leeds

"Cant pick one...the alien films, all of them are good.

All good for different reason as well! "

Indeed they are, given how old they are aswell.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Eraserhead

Evil dead and hellraiser are close 2nd 3rd

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By *ack and MiriCouple over a year ago

Portsmouth

No.1 The Thing

2nd Evil Dead

3rd Alien

I also have a soft spot for the Friday 13th series not scary but always fun.

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By *etalThrashingmadMan over a year ago

Nottingham

Watching The Black Phone now pretty good so far

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By *2000ManMan over a year ago

Worthing

Phantasm scared me a lot so I'd give that my top vote.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Watching The Black Phone now pretty good so far "

I want to see this - I’ve heard it’s good

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"No.1 The Thing

2nd Evil Dead

3rd Alien

I also have a soft spot for the Friday 13th series not scary but always fun."

Me too regarding Friday 13th, I like most of them, I was watching Jason Lives last night

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Phantasm scared me a lot so I'd give that my top vote."

Likewise. Terrified me when I was about 8 or 9. Not seen it since. I should revisit it def.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

Don’t know about best horror film but as a kid the two things that scared me the most (sneaking a watch on VHS before I was old enough without parents knowing) were...

Salems Lot - TV series with David Soul

Race with the Devil - film with David Carradine

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

American Werewolf in London

Jaws

Aliens

IT (both new and old)

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"American Werewolf in London

Jaws

Aliens

IT (both new and old)"

All classics- American Werewolf... one of my favourites

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By *ockhandlerMan over a year ago

visiting nearby soon

Elvira Mistress of the Dark... that's about my limit

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

Any fans of Italian Horror?? Do the names Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento mean anything to you?

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By *ensuallover1000Man over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

"Any fans of Italian Horror?? Do the names Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento mean anything to you? "

Amen! I love Fulci’s Zombie themed output (Zombi 2/Zombie Flesh Eaters, The Gates Of Hell/City Of The Living Dead and The Beyond) - all classics!

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Any fans of Italian Horror?? Do the names Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento mean anything to you?

Amen! I love Fulci’s Zombie themed output (Zombi 2/Zombie Flesh Eaters, The Gates Of Hell/City Of The Living Dead and The Beyond) - all classics!

My man -These are all classics and some of the best horror movies in the entire genre. I recently watched House by the Cemetery and The New York Ripper by Lucio Fulci

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By *ack_at_the_farm....Man over a year ago

woodhall spa

Would u class the final destination movies as horror?

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By *ensuallover1000Man over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

"Any fans of Italian Horror?? Do the names Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento mean anything to you?

Amen! I love Fulci’s Zombie themed output (Zombi 2/Zombie Flesh Eaters, The Gates Of Hell/City Of The Living Dead and The Beyond) - all classics!

My man -These are all classics and some of the best horror movies in the entire genre. I recently watched House by the Cemetery and The New York Ripper by Lucio Fulci"

Brilliant films!

Eeee that infamous nipple scene in the latter film had we wincing

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Would u class the final destination movies as horror?"

Yes - they are definitely horror. I liked the first two movies

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Any fans of Italian Horror?? Do the names Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento mean anything to you?

Amen! I love Fulci’s Zombie themed output (Zombi 2/Zombie Flesh Eaters, The Gates Of Hell/City Of The Living Dead and The Beyond) - all classics!

My man -These are all classics and some of the best horror movies in the entire genre. I recently watched House by the Cemetery and The New York Ripper by Lucio Fulci

Brilliant films!

Eeee that infamous nipple scene in the latter film had we wincing

The New York Ripper is really gory as times. I think it’s the nastiest film I’ve seen from Fulci. Have you seen any Dario Argento or Umberto Lenzi films?

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By *ack_at_the_farm....Man over a year ago

woodhall spa

"Would u class the final destination movies as horror?

Yes - they are definitely horror. I liked the first two movies "

Yes, the first one is my favourite

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By *ensuallover1000Man over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

"Any fans of Italian Horror?? Do the names Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento mean anything to you?

Amen! I love Fulci’s Zombie themed output (Zombi 2/Zombie Flesh Eaters, The Gates Of Hell/City Of The Living Dead and The Beyond) - all classics!

My man -These are all classics and some of the best horror movies in the entire genre. I recently watched House by the Cemetery and The New York Ripper by Lucio Fulci

Brilliant films!

Eeee that infamous nipple scene in the latter film had we wincing

The New York Ripper is really gory as times. I think it’s the nastiest film I’ve seen from Fulci. Have you seen any Dario Argento or Umberto Lenzi films?"

Oh yes indeed; I’m a big fan of Italian cinema from the 1970’s/80’s era. Bava, Argento, Deodato, Lenzi, Mattei, Margheriti etc.

Often cited in a derogatory manner from some cinematic purists as ‘B’ movies, but they were invariably incredibly fun to sit through and always moved at a cracking pace

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Any fans of Italian Horror?? Do the names Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento mean anything to you?

Amen! I love Fulci’s Zombie themed output (Zombi 2/Zombie Flesh Eaters, The Gates Of Hell/City Of The Living Dead and The Beyond) - all classics!

My man -These are all classics and some of the best horror movies in the entire genre. I recently watched House by the Cemetery and The New York Ripper by Lucio Fulci

Brilliant films!

Eeee that infamous nipple scene in the latter film had we wincing

The New York Ripper is really gory as times. I think it’s the nastiest film I’ve seen from Fulci. Have you seen any Dario Argento or Umberto Lenzi films?

Oh yes indeed; I’m a big fan of Italian cinema from the 1970’s/80’s era. Bava, Argento, Deodato, Lenzi, Mattei, Margheriti etc.

Often cited in a derogatory manner from some cinematic purists as ‘B’ movies, but they were invariably incredibly fun to sit through and always moved at a cracking pace

Awesome - Great filmmakers from a golden era. They were making movies on small budgets but managed to create enormously entertaining films

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By *eemanMan over a year ago

dundee

The original the hills have eyes ??

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"The original the hills have eyes ?? "

Good one - that’s a really creepy movie

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By *eemanMan over a year ago

dundee

Yes the bald guy with big eyes v creepy also the Texas chainsaw massacre

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Yes the bald guy with big eyes v creepy also the Texas chainsaw massacre "

Texas chainsaw massacre is one my favourites, very creepy. I like part two as well and the new one on Netflix is decent

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By *eacupsbearCouple over a year ago

York

Hard to choose between (rec)

Frontiers

Martyrs (original)

28 Days Later

Or Dawn of the Dead (original)

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Any fans of Italian Horror?? Do the names Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento mean anything to you?

Amen! I love Fulci’s Zombie themed output (Zombi 2/Zombie Flesh Eaters, The Gates Of Hell/City Of The Living Dead and The Beyond) - all classics!

My man -These are all classics and some of the best horror movies in the entire genre. I recently watched House by the Cemetery and The New York Ripper by Lucio Fulci

Brilliant films!

Eeee that infamous nipple scene in the latter film had we wincing

The New York Ripper is really gory as times. I think it’s the nastiest film I’ve seen from Fulci. Have you seen any Dario Argento or Umberto Lenzi films?

Oh yes indeed; I’m a big fan of Italian cinema from the 1970’s/80’s era. Bava, Argento, Deodato, Lenzi, Mattei, Margheriti etc.

Often cited in a derogatory manner from some cinematic purists as ‘B’ movies, but they were invariably incredibly fun to sit through and always moved at a cracking pace

Awesome - Great filmmakers from a golden era. They were making movies on small budgets but managed to create enormously entertaining films

Aren’t/weren’t some of their films classed as “video nasties”? I seem to recall a lot of cannibal films in the video shop!!!

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By *illybob12Man over a year ago

Sunderland

Jaws

Jeepers Creepers

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Any fans of Italian Horror?? Do the names Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento mean anything to you?

Amen! I love Fulci’s Zombie themed output (Zombi 2/Zombie Flesh Eaters, The Gates Of Hell/City Of The Living Dead and The Beyond) - all classics!

My man -These are all classics and some of the best horror movies in the entire genre. I recently watched House by the Cemetery and The New York Ripper by Lucio Fulci

Brilliant films!

Eeee that infamous nipple scene in the latter film had we wincing

The New York Ripper is really gory as times. I think it’s the nastiest film I’ve seen from Fulci. Have you seen any Dario Argento or Umberto Lenzi films?

Oh yes indeed; I’m a big fan of Italian cinema from the 1970’s/80’s era. Bava, Argento, Deodato, Lenzi, Mattei, Margheriti etc.

Often cited in a derogatory manner from some cinematic purists as ‘B’ movies, but they were invariably incredibly fun to sit through and always moved at a cracking pace

Awesome - Great filmmakers from a golden era. They were making movies on small budgets but managed to create enormously entertaining films

Aren’t/weren’t some of their films classed as “video nasties”? I seem to recall a lot of cannibal films in the video shop!!!"

Yes they were often referred to as video nasties, some films like Cannibal Holocaust and Zombie Flesh Eaters were banned due to very strict censorship at the time

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By *inCity BluesMan over a year ago

London

Hereditary

Just one of the creepiest and most disturbing films I've ever seen. Gen Z's The Exorcist, as one reviewer put it. And Toni Collette is brilliant, as always.

Paranormal Activity

Another creepy masterpiece.

The Mist

Great Stephen King 50s-style monster movie with an ending that, for sheer gut renching horror, outstrips King's original novella by miles.

Train to Busan

Dawn of the Dead (2004 remake)

Zombieland 1 & 2

Brilliant zombie films. Why the 2004 DotD? Better story, sprinting zombies and a kick-ass intro perfectly scored by Johnny Cash's "When The Man Comes Around", which just by itself is worth repeated watches on YouTube (Watch the intro now. Trust me, you'll love it.)

Kill List

A deeply creepy Brit horror, with a bizarre storyline and horribly realistic violence and torture. So uniquely strange and creepy it's hard to describe. It's on Film4 this Friday night, if you fancy checking it out. But be warned, it is disturbing and there are upsetting scenes involving animals.

Honourable mentions:

Ginger Snaps (the art project opening credits!)

REC

Raw

Night of the Demon (1957)

The Devil Rides Out

The Innocents (1961)

The Haunting (1963)

The Witch

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By *JandCMCouple over a year ago

cardiff

Too many good film to decide.

But then again I like anything that puts the Willie's up me.

Boom, boom.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The nightmare on elm Street are my all time favourite films

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By *MabzeroMan over a year ago

Mid-Ulster

Rosemary's Baby.

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By *he love catsCouple over a year ago

South Wales

As I don't find any remotely scary I will go for the comedy aspect and say Shaun of the dead.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Not my type to watch but remember watching hellraiser Mr pins still remember him now

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Hereditary

Just one of the creepiest and most disturbing films I've ever seen. Gen Z's The Exorcist, as one reviewer put it. And Toni Collette is brilliant, as always.

Paranormal Activity

Another creepy masterpiece.

The Mist

Great Stephen King 50s-style monster movie with an ending that, for sheer gut renching horror, outstrips King's original novella by miles.

Train to Busan

Dawn of the Dead (2004 remake)

Zombieland 1 & 2

Kill List

Honourable mentions:

Ginger Snaps (the art project opening credits!)

REC

Raw

Night of the Demon (1957)

The Devil Rides Out

The Innocents (1961)

The Haunting (1963)

The Witch

Great list - I really like the Dawn of the dead remake and Train to Busan - two great zombie movies

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"As I don't find any remotely scary I will go for the comedy aspect and say Shaun of the dead."

Shaun of the Dead is a classic

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By *tephTV67TV/TS over a year ago

Cheshire

Hammer Horror Films, the majority of them anyway. I like the technicolour they scream colour at you, costumes, overacting, Christopher Lee, Vincent Price, Peter Cushing even a young Roy Castle shows up in one film.

I particularly like the late 60s to late 70’s films as the ladies were very sexy and costumes.

I don’t think I’ve ever watched one and turned it off halfway through.

Sorry you asked for a film I give you a studio full of them.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Hammer Horror Films, the majority of them anyway. I like the technicolour they scream colour at you, costumes, overacting, Christopher Lee, Vincent Price, Peter Cushing even a young Roy Castle shows up in one film.

I particularly like the late 60s to late 70’s films as the ladies were very sexy and costumes.

I don’t think I’ve ever watched one and turned it off halfway through.

Sorry you asked for a film I give you a studio full of them.

I really like 1970s horror, often no to little special effects just a great premise and great filmmaking. I have seen bits and pieces of the Hammer horror movies - I need to watch more of them

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By *ablo minibar123Woman over a year ago

"Halloween was good, new ones not that great, Halloween ends will hopefully be the last one..

Agree I liked the original Halloween, Pt 3 and Pt 4. The recent ones didn’t really interest me

Part 3?? The only one to ever not have Michael Myers in

Yeah they probably should have called it something else but it’s a good stand alone story "

Well It does have a very catchy jingle

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Halloween was good, new ones not that great, Halloween ends will hopefully be the last one..

Agree I liked the original Halloween, Pt 3 and Pt 4. The recent ones didn’t really interest me

Part 3?? The only one to ever not have Michael Myers in

Yeah they probably should have called it something else but it’s a good stand alone story

Well It does have a very catchy jingle

‘Happy, Happy Halloween...’ it does, very catchy and very creepy

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By *aizyWoman over a year ago

west midlands

"Halloween was good, new ones not that great, Halloween ends will hopefully be the last one..

Agree I liked the original Halloween, Pt 3 and Pt 4. The recent ones didn’t really interest me

Part 3?? The only one to ever not have Michael Myers in

Yeah they probably should have called it something else but it’s a good stand alone story

Well It does have a very catchy jingle

‘Happy, Happy Halloween...’ it does, very catchy and very creepy

I wanted the Pumpkin mask so bad from Halloween 3, I think you can actually get them now.

My fav horror has to be The Thing.

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By *antasyrealmCouple over a year ago

Congleton

Most of these are not actually horror movies. Gore, violence and sadism yes. You can't beat the original universal monster movies for pure pathos and horror. Remember these were in the 1930s. X

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Halloween was good, new ones not that great, Halloween ends will hopefully be the last one..

Agree I liked the original Halloween, Pt 3 and Pt 4. The recent ones didn’t really interest me

Part 3?? The only one to ever not have Michael Myers in

Yeah they probably should have called it something else but it’s a good stand alone story

Well It does have a very catchy jingle

‘Happy, Happy Halloween...’ it does, very catchy and very creepy

I wanted the Pumpkin mask so bad from Halloween 3, I think you can actually get them now.

My fav horror has to be The Thing.

I just googled Halloween 3 Pumpkin mask and you can buy them I might get one for Halloween lol

The Thing - Classic John Carpenter. One of the best horror movies ever

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By *ools1964Man over a year ago

Swadlincote

The creature from the black lagoon, it scared the living shit out of me when I was a kid & I remember being so terrified to this day

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"The creature from the black lagoon, it scared the living shit out of me when I was a kid & I remember being so terrified to this day"

Classic movie

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By *eemanMan over a year ago

dundee

Young Frankenstein abi normal classic

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By *nobyMan over a year ago

Dorchester

Dale and Tucker versus Evil .. or something like that ComedyHorror

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Dale and Tucker versus Evil .. or something like that ComedyHorror"

I love horror movies with a sense of humour

Army of Darkness

Frankenhooker

Night of the Creeps

Re-animator

Are some of my favourites

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Pretty much anything John Carpenter. Halloween, Thing, The Fog

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Louise and I are watching ‘Men’ very fucked up film.

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By *tylebender03 OP Man over a year ago

Manchester

"Pretty much anything John Carpenter. Halloween, Thing, The Fog"

Nice- I love these. John Carpenter is one of my favourite directors, I also like They Live and Prince of Darkness

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By *ubal1Man over a year ago

Newry Down

Horror films have never appealed to me; I have never once gone to see a horror movie in a cinema, nor would I ever watch any of the current crop being broadcast on TPTV, most of which seem to feature the British actor, Peter Cushing.

I prefer films with a romantic theme, but not slushy romantism, like the film, Love Story, starring Ali McGraw!

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By *imAndBarbCouple over a year ago

chester

Exorcist !!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I know what you did last summer

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By *ubal1Man over a year ago

Newry Down

"Exorcist !!"

A truly horrific picture: best avoided.

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