The intensity of the horrorness itself is depends on the culture where you are living. For example, for us, asians, hooro movies like Ju-On, Pengabdi Setan, Body#19 are more scary than Dark Water (western adaptation of Ju-On), the Conjuring, etc. Thriller movies like I Know What You Did Last Summer seems scary for americans, but for us Asians, it is more like comedy. Why? Because we are already used to fight brutally, and murderous villains like in Scream and IKWYDLS would only a joke for us. But, Hannibal Lecter is quite thrilling.
Topic: Recommendations of the best horror movies - page 2. (Read 22612 times)
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Grave of the Fireflies
The horror comes later, when you cannot get it out of your head and wish you never saw the film.
The horror comes later, when you cannot get it out of your head and wish you never saw the film.
Classics would be:
Friday the 13th
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Children of the Corn
Halloween
Amityville Horror---The book is much better than both movies and the original movie has a scarier plot than the 2nd but the effects are now cringeworthy
The Exorcist (the book is still good)
Nightmare on Elm St
But they don't typically compare well with newer movie effects and most of the newer movies don't scare me properly because I grew up with those /\
---though The Conjuring was decent
The Blair Witch was interesting because of how it was filmed
The Shining: Stanley Kubrick ---Classic and still holds up--- he also did A Clockwork Orange more twisted than scary
Seven
There was a series on TV called Hannibal. It was scary, bloody and twisted; more so than The Silence of the Lambs group of movies by far.
The Second season of Hannibal was my favorite, how they had it on television...I don't know.
Friday the 13th
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Children of the Corn
Halloween
Amityville Horror---The book is much better than both movies and the original movie has a scarier plot than the 2nd but the effects are now cringeworthy
The Exorcist (the book is still good)
Nightmare on Elm St
But they don't typically compare well with newer movie effects and most of the newer movies don't scare me properly because I grew up with those /\
---though The Conjuring was decent
The Blair Witch was interesting because of how it was filmed
The Shining: Stanley Kubrick ---Classic and still holds up--- he also did A Clockwork Orange more twisted than scary
Seven
There was a series on TV called Hannibal. It was scary, bloody and twisted; more so than The Silence of the Lambs group of movies by far.
The Second season of Hannibal was my favorite, how they had it on television...I don't know.
Cult of Chucky
Mummy
I could see them till the end.
Yah, the Chucky series! Oh gosh! I just hate that Chucky dude. He's highly and annoyingly destructive. Mummy
I could see them till the end.
2. Evil Dead
3. Demain
Videodrome was really psycho.
the exorcist, the conjuring series, anabella
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Before I wake on Netflix!!! Sooo good for horror movie.
The Strangers
Wrong Turn
Jigsaw
The Grudge
The Host
Let Me In
Wrong Turn
Jigsaw
The Grudge
The Host
Let Me In
I would recommend Wrong Turn 1-4, that movie is just the bomb, soo so horrifying , I could barely watch it at night. I would give it an horrific oscar award
Most scary horror movies would be Japanese horror movies. They made scary facial expressions:
- The Grudge
- The Ring
- The Grudge
- The Ring
While I think It was a good movie and I definitely would listen to everyone who said to watch it, I don't really think it was that scary.
I feel like scary movies that try to be scary with the monsters and gore and horror house effects don't really even scare me. The movies that really get to me are the ones that talk about ghosts or evil spirits, or ones that have evil elements and that could actually be real. Those are the ones that really keep me up at night or that will pop into my head when I'm walking alone at night or something and continue to freak me out.
I feel like scary movies that try to be scary with the monsters and gore and horror house effects don't really even scare me. The movies that really get to me are the ones that talk about ghosts or evil spirits, or ones that have evil elements and that could actually be real. Those are the ones that really keep me up at night or that will pop into my head when I'm walking alone at night or something and continue to freak me out.
I think any Japanese movie is excellent in the horror plot, for example "the shutter" 
- hostel
- saw
- Texas chainsaw massacre
- Freddy vs Jason
- the exorcist
- the exorcism of Emily rose
- the ring
- train to Busan
- autopsy of Jane doe
- shutter
- Annabelle
- the conjuring
- the tortured
- it
- the gallows
- deliver us from evil
- saw
- Texas chainsaw massacre
- Freddy vs Jason
- the exorcist
- the exorcism of Emily rose
- the ring
- train to Busan
- autopsy of Jane doe
- shutter
- Annabelle
- the conjuring
- the tortured
- it
- the gallows
- deliver us from evil
The movie "Midnight Rings" was the most horrific one I've ever seen
Some the Asian horror movies can be really scary, especially the Thai ones. 'Coming Soon' was a scary one I've heard.
you're next and tucker and dale are personally my favorite horror movies
both have a great storyline imo
both have a great storyline imo
1. The Wailing
2. Train to Busan
3. It 4. Get Out
5. The Witch
6. It Follows
7. The Void
8. Baskin
9. The Autopsy of Jane Doe
10. Split
11. The Babadook
12. The Neon Demon
13. Hush
14. Don't Breathe
15. It Comes at Night
16. The Invitation
17. The Conjuring 2
18. Goodnight Mommy
19. Under the Shadow
20. Southbound
2. Train to Busan
3. It 4. Get Out
5. The Witch
6. It Follows
7. The Void
8. Baskin
9. The Autopsy of Jane Doe
10. Split
11. The Babadook
12. The Neon Demon
13. Hush
14. Don't Breathe
15. It Comes at Night
16. The Invitation
17. The Conjuring 2
18. Goodnight Mommy
19. Under the Shadow
20. Southbound
the conjuring
train to busan.
train to busan.
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