Favorite Halloween/Horror Movies

[Jeritron]

What movie or movies remind you, get you in the mood, or are staples of Halloween for you?

[Boondock Saint]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
Halloween
A Nightmare On Elm Street (part 1 for sure, the rest most likely but not necessary)
Any Friday the 13th
Last House on the Left
Nosferatu (1922)
Dracula (1931)
The Exorcist
The Living Dead Series (Night, Dawn, Day, Land)
Cannibal Holocaust
Evil Dead
Evil Dead II

[ClockShot]

Nightmare on Elm Street
Saw (1 & 2)
It
Christine
Cat's Eye
The Shinning

[Stickman]

The Ring.

[D Mac]

Fright Night


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[Volchok]

1. The Exorcist
2. Psycho
3. Jaws
4. The Silence of the Lambs
5. Nosferatu
6. The Shining
7. The Sixth Sense
8. Bride of Frankenstein
9. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
10. Frankenstein
11. Island of Lost Souls
12. Rosemary's Baby
13. Freaks
14. A Nightmare on Elm Street
15. Halloween
16. Dawn of the Dead
17. The Thing
18. Alien
19. The Hound of the Baskervilles
20. Night of the Living Dead
21. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
22. The Phantom of the Opera
23. Peeping Tom
24. Dracula
25. The Evil Dead
26. Evil Dead 2
27. The Ring
28. The Thing
29. Invasion of the Body Snatchers
30. London After Midnight
31. The Wolf Man
32. Dracula
33. The Omen
34. Night of the Demon
35. Village of the Damned
36. Poltergeist
37. The Mummy
38. The Devil Rides Out
39. Carrie
40. Cape Fear
41. Bram Stoker's Dracula
42. Son of Frankenstein
43. The Fly
44. Near Dark
45. The Last Man on Earth
46. Scream
47. House of Wax
48. Misery
49. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
50. Re-Animator
51. Cry_Wolf
52. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
53. The Curse of Frankenstein
54. The Brides of Dracula
55. White Zombie
56. The Mummy
57. Hellraiser
58. The Wicker Man
59. Deep Red
60. Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
61. Dracula: Prince of Darkness
62. The Company of Wolves
63. Day of the Dead
64. Tarantula
65. Friday the 13th
66. The Revenge of Frankenstein
67. The Plague of the Zombies
68. The Howling
69. New Nightmare
70. Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man
71. Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed
72. Salem's Lot
73. The Stand
74. Candyman
75. What Lies Beneath
76. The Curse of the Werewolf
77. The Vampire Lovers
78. Phantasm
79. Suspiria
80. Arachnophobia
81. The Birds
82. The Blob
83. The Phantom of the Opera
84. Zombie
85. Videodrome
86. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
87. The Mummy's Hand
88. House of Frankenstein
89. Christine
90. Night of the Living Dead
91. Child's Play
92. The Blair Witch Project
93. Needful Things
94. Cat People
95. Black Sunday
96. Stir of Echoes
97. 28 Days Later...
98. It
99. Black Christmas
100. The Hills Have Eyes

[D Mac]

Fright Night is nowhere to be found on that list WTF

[Volchok]

Fright Night was a good one.

[Volchok]

Alice Sweet Alice is a good one too.

[D Mac]

Young Frankenstein also for a good laugh. Classic.

[Boondock Saint]

Cry_Wolf was god awful.

[Volchok]

The story line was pretty good, the ending is good.

[Jeritron]

fright nights good, gotta love creepshow too

[Jeritron]

Lost Boys too

[Blitz]

Cry_Wolf was god awful.
I thought it was much better than the average teen horror fare. Disliked the final "twist" at the end. The explanation before that is vastly superior.

[FakeLaser]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
Psycho
The Shining

There's the undisputed top 3.

[Disturbed316]

Saw

[Champion of Europa]

Zombi
Dawn of the Dead (origina)
Nightmare on Elm Street
April Fool's Day
Cabin Fever
House of 1000 Corpses
Devil's Rejects
Halloween
Halloween II
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original, 2, and the first remake)
Seven Doors of Death

There's a shit ton more, but that's what I can do without looking at my DVD collection.

[What Would Kevin Do?]

GAAAHHH!!!

Why the fuck does NOONE ever mention Pet Semetary?

That movie was fucking awesome.

[Jeritron]

I love Pet Semetary. The truck scene makes me cringe everytime.

[What Would Kevin Do?]

It's a really well done horror movie, and one of the best adaptations to a Stephen King book (the first obviously being The Shining.)

Everytime I see a magazine or website do a list of horror movies though, it's always excluded.

[Jeritron]

I don't think its included because they usually include the movies that are really cult hits or huge hits. It was just a really good horror adaptation and didnt really have anything iconic or culture changing about it, therfore it unfortunately slips through the cracks and lives in the shadow of other Stephen King works like Shining and It.
Was it a made for TV adaptation or theatrical release?

Whenever I think of Pet Semetary, I think about Buried Alive, which I thought was a great flick.

[Champion of Europa]

The story line was pretty good, the ending is good.

It was a stupid, cop out of a movie.

[Jeritron]

Horror movies is the one genre where its true that they just dont make em like they used to. I'm not a big fan of Saw and Hostel and all this new rusty, dilapitated torture. I also thought the Japanese remakes got old quick. And before that all the teen horror movies failed to live up to Scream.