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Let's get this Group started! Give me your favorite scary movie?
Mine is, obviously, Scream. Best Horror movie of the 90's!
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Reply by Separatr
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Scream is such a classic. Not sure I could pick one favorite, but Halloween and Poltergeist are both top of the list.
Reply by ♥Skeletina Calaveras♥
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mine would probably be Horns. while it wasn't scary for most of the movie, i thought the story was interesting to follow.
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If you count the 1954 movie gojira a horror, then it's that. If not, then I'll probably have to say Return of the living dead.
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Reply by Kameron
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i could never pick jst one so... my top 5 list is (in no specific order)
1. Amercian Psyco
2. Scream
3. Saw
4. Sweeny Todd
5. I know what you did last summer
Reply by Rooster
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Phantom of The Paradise! It's not like a SCARY horror movie but it's so cool and I have been obsessed with it since I was 12.
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Friday the 13th is my all time fave remakes were eh at best but after that its gotta be the Black Christmas it was sooo good i loved billy and the kitty
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hereditary was good and so was the conjuring movies for newer movies
love the classics though like poltergeist, the exorcist or pretty much any nightmare on elm street movie :)
Reply by Rae Cervidae
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Honestly, The Shining just makes me so happy whenever I watch it. The music, the cinematography? Mmm so good.
Reply by Hatch
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God... The Saw movies, Texas Chainsaw (not massacre, its one of the sequels,) and Cabin In The Woods. Also like 3/5 of the Final Destination movies
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Reply by GR4VES
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honestly i'd have to say scream or nightmare on elm street !! i'm a sucker for older slasherz :3 psst, feel free to recommend any!! i'm new to the horror movie field and wanna get more into it!!!
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The Changeling (1980) with George C. Scott is my favorite to recommend to folks. Well built suspense without a reliance on jump scares or gore. Slow, steady, unnerving. Underrated horror classic.
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ehhhh, id probably have to say scream aswell.. although, nightmare on elm street was pretty rad.
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I have a lot of affection for the original blair witch project. Its incredible what was basically an art house improvised indie film became as big as it did. Also Heather gives an incredible performance and what an iconic ending.
But The Seventh Victim has to tied up there with me. Same screenwriter as Cat People, and just like Cat People there is a lot of lesbian subtext. Probably the most sympathetic devil worshippers ever put on film, and a large reason for that is they're clearly a metaphor for the gay community (the screenwriter himself was gay.) Incredible movie, though the pacing is real messy and there is almost this weird sort of membrane over the whole film that makes it feel muted emotionally, but the moment that rips through that is so breathtaking. Also... another iconic ending.
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Reply by lucien valentine
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recent, hereditary, genuinely the only horror movie thats scared me in almost 10 years. but early 00's horror will always hold my heart. saw, final destination, and butterfly effect
Reply by Raeanne Gofigan
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Candyman, The Conjuring (All of them), The Purge (All of them), Army of the Dead, La Llorona, Halloween (All of them), A Quiet Place, Ready or Not, Doctor Sleep, Split, Bird Box, Train to Busan, Scream, Mama, Krampus
Reply by Joseph Moody
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Ok, I have to do a "Top 5" because there are some too close to call...
5. IT and IT - Chapter 2 (since they are part of the same story)
4. The Void
3. A Dark Song
2. Dark Was the Night
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1. The Ritual
I tend to like implied horror over straight gross out.
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could be considered more of a thriller but green room really got to me -- it's one of the only movies i've been genuinely frightened by
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