Titanic

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

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

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.

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.

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.

@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

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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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!

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

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

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

I love that movie! Love comedy horror

Rocky Horror Picture Show

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

The first Omen with Gregory Peck.

Rocky Horror Picture Show

Friday The 13th , Scream , Halloween

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

The Shining scares me the most.

Loved it. A classic

The shining and IT

Stephen King's IT

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.

The Shining

Saw

SW 👀

Mine too ! I was going to say that !

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

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