Titanic

I've never seen that. I should, huh?

The Shining

Some of the movies based on Stephen King stories are among my favorites. Of those, I probably like The Dead Zone the best. It was also made into a very good TV series.

I like The Conjuring/Annabelle series. Not sure which one I’d pick to be my favourite though.

I am Not into reel horror.
Realistic is sufficient for life.

I’d say The Shining except I know you don’t like it (I remember my friends’ tastes, LOL). So I’m gonna go with the original Psycho.

Plus I think it has famous background music by Bartok, if I’m remembering right.

It's not my fav because I generally hate them. But I was traumatized by , and I can't recall the name, now. It broke some barriers when it was released. The exorcism, that's the one.

And believe it or not, I just watched the one with Emily Blunt with her real life hubby, in, A Quiet Place. I saw zero sense it it, totally, but appreciated the family love(dynamic), it was also cool for me because one of the actors is Deaf and so they all signed :)

I have to add, that it was not much 'horror' but more a thriller IMO and disgusting evil aliens in it. Some things were gross and scary, for sure.

@bijouxbroussard
That movie was really like no other. I can't believe adults were not only present but consented to me watching it! I couldn't sleep alone for a while.

I was probably eleven or so. Maybe 12, but not older.

i haven’t seen many but i liked the original orphan movie from 2009😺
i watched it with my cousin on a rainy day and it spooked me quite a lot i think it’s an interesting premise

horror isn't my favorite, unless it's really campy, like Dark Shadows.


but i did watch An American Werewolf in London for the first time this year. it made me laugh and it was pretty gory. i only got scared for a moment when Jack was attacked.

That was a good one...I liked House on Haunted Hill.....so did Martin Scorsese And Stephen King The Haunting of Hill House

I honestly hate this genre. 🤢 I only watch cartoons with little witches. 🧙‍♀️

That would be Mimic.
I think of it everytime I look at subway tunnels.

Not favorite maybe, but the one that scared me the most for sure..
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That was a good one. I don’t really have a favorite, but the only movie that actually gave me the creeps was The Exorcist.

I always loved the older movies. Frankenstein, Dracula or any Alfred Hitchcock movie

I love that movie! Love comedy horror

The first Omen with Gregory Peck.

Rocky Horror Picture Show

I get too scared. I dont have a favorite. Lol

Friday The 13th , Scream , Halloween

I saw a werewolf with a Chinese menu in his hand.

Candyman, Candyman, Can....oops...

I'm not much into horror movies. I scare too easily. But my fave would be the original Dracula (1931). Scared me silly when i was 11!

Loved it. A classic

Rocky Horror Picture Show

Stephen King's IT

The shining and IT

Saw

The Shining scares me the most.

SW 👀

The Shining

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
I consider this a perfect horror movie with the acting, the atmosphere, the writing. Everything about is is creepy AF
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Mine too ! I was going to say that !

I didn't mean to call you "meatloaf", Jack!
Fave is The Exorcist.

Dawn of the Dead (the most recent one) scared the shit out of me as a kid but now it is a sentimental favorite.

I'm not a fan of the genre , but when I was younger both Rosemary's Baby and Don't Look Now used to scare the shit out of me.

I watched this aged about 10 with my brother. Scared the living shit out of me.
Jenny agutter became my first celebrity crush.
A cameo in the pub scene from a sadly missed british comedy great rik mayall.

We just watched that last week. My daughter thought it was weird. 🤣 I always liked it.

My favorite horror movie for real though, has to be The Strangers.

I am a sucker for Freddy, Michael, Jason and Pennywise but that movie actually scared me .

Poltergeist