Recommend me a horror movie

Uhm The Exorcist is all about vomit.

The movies that scare me most aren’t always genre horror movies. A few that I love, not only because they are scary but they’re actual good movies that are unnerving, include: Mulholland Drive, Melancholia, Rosemary’s Baby, The Talented Mr. Ripley, The Others, Pan’s Labyrinth, Eyes Wide Shut, Pi. Good genre horrors IMO include Carrie, The Omen, The Ring, Jaws.

Bad horror movies can be fun, but they never scare me.

Oh, I enjoyed The Skeleton Key. It’s schlocky but it did give a few good scares.

It's called Cheeto TV.

I liked the Omen remake with Liev.

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO AUNT ALICE ..... ? ? ?

Klute.

Mommie Dearest.

Horrible and horrific!

[quote] Recommend me a horror movie

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What about "The Orphan". THERE is something wrong with Ester!

Two favorites are "Asylum" and "Tales From the Crypt" Campy AND scary, they were Anglo-American productions from the early 70s. I think you can watch them both at Snag Films. Quite a few stars (or who would be, in time) from both sides of the pond-Barbara Parkins, Robert Powell, Joan Collins..

Francis Ford Coppola's debut, "Dementia 13".

"The Hills Have Eyes" The original film. Closest I've ever come to actually cr*pping my pants.

Texas Chainsaw Massace (1974). Carrie (1976), The Fly (1986), Friday the 13th 1-4, the shining, black Christmas (1974), terror train, prom night (1980), happy birthday to me, bloody birthday, maniac, curtains, when a stranger calls, suspiria, cape fear, babadook, silence of the lambs, fire walk with me, play Misty for me, poltergeist 2, audition, phenomena, motel hell, New Years evil, gozu, holy mountain, el topo, irreversible, the machinist, New Years evil, tales from the darkside the series, excision, old boy, memento, full metal jacket, deer hunter, ms 45, trick r treat, scanners, play Misty for me, scream 1 & 2, basket case, driller killer, baking him a cake every well. Vanessa was Me the th 90's and she is NOT down with this administration. Pete pay me and I'll bounce

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As effective as watching "The Hills Have Eyes", R12?

Hehe.

Hostel is one of the scariest movies ever.

Mostly because you know that it's happening somewhere in the world. There are some very sick and twisted people out there, who would get off on that kind of thing.

"The Haunting." The 1963 original, with Julie Harris and Claire Bloom, not the awful remake.

Does anyone know an old horror movie that ends with a man having a heart attack on his back on the floor, and a woman grapps his heart pills and tips them on the floor in front of him and dances?? Saw this on tv when I was about nine years old.

That reminds me; "How Awful About Allan" is a good TV movie from the 1970s with Julie Harris and Anthony Perkins. Not the one described in R16 but scary and well done.

The original "Night of the Living Dead" from 1968 is a classic. Made for something like $20,000, it's still tense and scary today.

R9

I figured the whole thing out from the ad. So so movie.