30 Days of Halloween

Munster Go Home

The Ghost and Mr. Chicken

Blair Witch has stunt casting. 3rd incarnation. Forgot to have Asian monster. Bad Benniton ad.

The original is a masterpiece.

Gargoyles (1972), and Devil Dog: Hound of Hell (1978). Not great movies, but they are a lot of fun.

Night of the Living Dead (1968).

The best of the genre, and the original.

"You're Next." A home invasion where not everyone's a victim waiting to be slaughtered.

"The Boy." Follow his rules and everything will be fine.

Hereditary and The Witch

STOP DOING THIS THREAD EVERY 6 MONTHS!!!!

Cuz this is all we talk about besides Golden Girls

Seriously, search before you post.

and again

and again

The last 10 years

The past 30 years

High quality horror

"Psychological" movies

Obscure horror thread #1

Campy horror

Honestly, OP, if you want an update, HEREDITARY is the best horror flick of 2018 so far. I also like A QUIET PLACE and a Sundance flick called SUMMER OF '84.

Last year it was GET OUT, but I loved the alien movie LIFE. THE BOY was also surprisingly good.

Wow, R8 through R18 is totally CUNTASTIC!

Good thing we have a hall monitor here, or this place would be complete chaos.

The Boy really was WAY better than it had any right to be. I really enjoyed that one. I truly believe that, had it been made in the 70's or 80's, horror fans would be drooling all over it. It felt like a throwback done right and not in an obtrusive way with fake film grain and dated clothes and synth music.

There's a great little seen movie from '83 called Sole Survivor about a woman who survives a plane crash and zombies begin coming after her and anyone who gets in the way. It's really subtle and creepy. Same goes for Let's Scare Jessica To Death and Messiah of Evil. I lump them all into the same spooky category.

I saw a recent movie called Boarding School, which is probably the most original and unsettling horror film to come out this year. Shame it went straight to VOD. Always been a fan of Will Patton, who really gets to sink his teeth into his role. The last 20 minutes are incredible and there is a death scene that's up there with the best giallos in terms of visual artistry.

Thanks for posting those threads, but it's hard to revive old threads with lots of replies because people don't post unless they have read all the comments.

This was a real gem, I was so happy to find it again, I had always remembered it and found it on Terrarium.

I Love you R3.

Tales From The Crypt (1972)

The Vault Of Horror (1973)

Anything with Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee

Urban legend is a good "mood" movie for Halloween.

It has suspense, dark nights, thunder, lightning, rain, and MURDER!

A Dark SOng

As R4 says, the first "Night of the Living Dead" is still scary even after 50 years of imitations.

Night of the Living Dead is coming back to theaters on October 24th and 25th from Fathom Events. Pretty cool. I've never seen it on the big screen.

The House on Sorority Row starring DL fave Eileen Davidson. The house mother, Slater, encompasses many a DLer

The Haunting (1963) is my favorite, hands down.

The House on Haunted Hill (1959) is excellent in its earliness, and don’t forget

PumpkinHead

A made-for-TV movie that scared me as a kid was "How Awful about Allan" with Julie Harris and Anthony Perkins.

The Fog, original 1980 version, directed by John Carpenter. I like it even better than Halloween. One of the best atmospheres of any horror movie you'll ever see. I watch it every Halloween.

Pontypool. Attack the Block. Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale.

The Haunting is really wonderful. Another of Shirley Jackson's novels, We Have Always Lived In The Castle, is being made into a movie this year, but I have my doubts.

The "House on Haunted Hill" remake was good too.

I can't find it, but we did a thread about hot men in horror movies a few year back.

We should revive that.

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