What's the best horror movie?

By @TheOnlyTribalChiefRomanReigns

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bowman81 · M

"The Birds" an old Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece.

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robingoodfellow · M

@bowman81 one of the things that makes that film so effective to me is the decision not to use any music at all in the film. There's only the cries of the birds. It makes the film very unnerving.

CarlaMommy · 41-45

Anything from Disney... they're all horrible!

FoolishLuna · 56-60, F

I don’t watch horror since I had a child (27 years ) bit Cape Fear disturbed me and Seven.

MarineBob · 56-60, M

The one not made

TheOnlyTribalChiefRomanReigns · 56-60, M

@MarineBob Thank you

Heartlander · 80-89, M

I don't know about the best but the cheapest was Blair Witch

TheOnlyTribalChiefRomanReigns · 56-60, M

@Heartlander Thank you

4meAndyou · F

I think it was Hill House, which starred Vincent Price. I think I found it so terrifying because I read the book upon which it was based, callled Hell House, first, and I sort of relived the true terror conveyed by the book...which the movie missed just slightly.

Heartlander · 80-89, M

@4meAndyou Thanks. I remember one being about the House of Wax, and in another he ended up in a huge vat of acid and seconds later his bones rose to the surface.

Those Price movies were more frightening than the Frankenstein and Dracula movies.

DunningKruger · 61-69, M

Still a big fan of The Blair Witch Project.

Heartlander · 80-89, M

:) I grew up in the old Vincent Price horror movie era, boy were those movies frightening when viewed from the eyes of a nine year old. There were a few. I can’t remember the names, but should be fun to look them up and see them from the eyes of an 80 year old.

Secretsmile · 51-55, F

Exorcist.. I guess

GeistInTheMachine · 31-35, M

Life.

BizSuitStacy · M

The original Night Of The Living Dead from 1968. Hokey by today's standards, but it scared the living 💩 out of the public nearly 60 years ago and changed the entire zombie genre.