Best Horror Movies of All Time

[Golden age Superhero]

The remake was a solid movie with one of the most effective intros in horror. When I went to see it, there were a row of kids behind me ranging in ages from 5-12. I wasn't sure this was the most appropriate movie for them, but they weren't my kids.

George Romero stated that he liked what Zack Snyder did with it but that after the first 10 minutes it went from horror to action movie. He was right.

 

[Golden age Superhero]

For me I like less is more. So, my favorite horror movies are:
Sixth Sense
The Ghost and the Darkness
The first Carrie movie, particularly the ending.
The Shining.

 

[Autumnal]

Thinking about some of my favorite minimalist horror movies, what do you think of:

The Changeling
Barbarian
I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House
A Ghost Story

 

[MGibster]

Nobody ever says Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things.

 

[Autumnal]

There’s a reason for that.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Sixth Sense

Is that horror? Isn’t it usually classed as supernatural drama? It doesn’t seem to particularly want to scare the audience.

 

[RhaezDaevan]

Is that horror? Isn’t it usually classed as supernatural drama? It doesn’t seem to particularly want to scare the audience.

Horror is like sci-fi, other genres can fit within it. It's been a while since I've seen it but there are some horror elements in it.

 

[SkidAce]

For me I like less is more. So, my favorite horror movies are:
Sixth Sense
The Ghost and the Darkness
The first Carrie movie, particularly the ending.
The Shining.

Ghost and the Darkness was so terrifying.

 

[Golden age Superhero]

Is that horror? Isn’t it usually classed as supernatural drama? It doesn’t seem to particularly want to scare the audience.

I was terrified by some of the imagery. I felt the fear and confusion that the child felt.

 

[Golden age Superhero]

Ghost and the Darkness was so terrifying.

It's actually based on a true story. Nature is the most terrifying thing of all.