Horror Fans

OK, I can't be the only fan of splatter flicks on this board. So boys and ghouls, if you can't get enough of that icky horror stuff, sound off here!!!

"One by one, we will take you."- The Evil Dead
 
Forever Knight said:
Original Dawn of the Dead = #1
Rock on dude, I agree \m/:cool:\m/ Here's my favorite Horror Flicks in no particular order. Other then the original Dawn of the Dead, I think 28 days later is one the best....

Dawn of the Dead
Night of the Living Dead
28 days Later
Dawn of the Dead remake
Day of the Dead
Exorcist
Ring0
 
I still take Night of the Living Dead over all those movies! It's a great movie and it shows what you can do on a really low budget back then...l
 
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2 of my favorites have to be Evil Dead and Night of the Living Dead.
Then there's

Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Day of the Dead
Halloween
Nightmare on Elm Street

etc.
 
The Exorcist...that movie never fails to scare, no matter how many times you've seen it. Exorcist III is also one of the most underrated movies I know of -- it's a great cop/supernatural story, and I don't think movies like Seven or Fallen would exist without it, and those movies are more what critics praised.

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

The Evil Dead films.

I'm still a fan of the A Nightmare on Elm Street movies, as crappy as they became (first three are the best)...

I also really love the original Hellraiser movie, I think that's become forgotten amongst the horror crowd thanks to the endless subpar sequels.

One movie I really admire and like (although I'm not sure how many people place it in horror since it's a made-for-TV flick) is "Stephen King's IT." I just love that idea of several childhood friends reuniting as adults to once again fight against this entity that they defeated when little. I think that and "The Dead Zone" with Walken are Stephen King's only good stories, but I suppose that one falls more into the category of "thriller."
 

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