movies/tv Favorite Horror Movie

[Vicke 3,189]

The eye.

Japanese version ofc.

[Crazy Misty 653]

Twilight.

 

It's so bad it's scary

[Goodra 531]

Twilight.

 

It's so bad it's scary

 

...

[Rainbow_Crash 92]

I cant remember cuz most new horror movies i show were horrible with 0 explanations or just boring gore, it has been so long since i have seen a good horror movie (from 2000 and forward)

[Slendermane 477]

To tell you the truth, I'm not that big a fan of the horror genre. Surprising, especially considering my name and avatar. What few horror movies I do like are all either sci fi or paranormal (which is why I like Slenderman. It is both sci fi and paranormal). Some of my favorites are Alien, The Omen (both new and original), the first Final Destination movie, and The Ring. I also like some psychological horror, but I don't like slasher flicks.

[Slurpy 300]

I was told awhile ago to watch the move "The House of 1000 Corpses" because supposedly its "really scary" but me being the chicken i am i haven't watch it yet lol

[Zalgo 593]

My favorite horror movies have to be:

 

-Mimic

-paranormal activity (the first one, I believe)

-An indie (Not produced by a major studio)

slenderman film called: The windigo. (the acting is kind of meh at times, and the tentacles on slenderman is cheesy, but dat climax is awesome)

-another indie film called: THE RAKE

 

-Silent hill film

[Dragonshy 2,305]

Pee-wee's Big Adventure

 

 

LOL But no horror movie really scares me. I guess my favorite would be Killer Klowns From Outer Space. xD

[Jon the VGNerd 885]

My favorite horror movies are:

 

Dawn of the Dead

Resident Evil films

Final Destination films (even though they were bland)

Saw 3D

[Zalgo 593]

Some others are:

-dawn of the dead. Not scary, just awesome.

-this left 4 dead fan movie:

(it's part 2 btw, but part 1 is kinda meh)

 

-resident evil films

Edited April 9, 2012 by Zalgo

[Lady Rarity Pony 4,892]

I Spit On Your Grave.

 

Watch that movie. You will cringe.

[Mephala 2,633]

The Human Centipede.

(I'm kidding, it was terrible. I was hoping to be at least a little scared.)

Gonna go old school and say An American Werewolf in London.

[Arylett Charnoa 4,919]

What is everypony's favorite horror movie? What horror movies would you recommend to other horror fans? Ive seen many horror movies. These include: Disturbia, All Texas Chainsaw Massacres, All Final Destinations, Insidious, Roommate, Don't be afraid of the dark, Eden Lake, the eye, and many others.

 

Thread's been merged with another already-existing one that was very similar in nature.

[Kazuki Fuse 534]

The Poughkeepsie Tapes. One of the most disturbing and frightening films I've ever seen.

[FinalGamer 192]

I desperately want to ask this.

 

Is ANYONE here terrified of the Final Destination series?

Because my friends laugh at me for being so...

 

I'm sorry GOD I just find the concept of Death hunting you down because you were meant to die to be REALLY DAMN TERRIFYING.

Plus the movie is absolute paranoia fuel, I mean seriously, show that to Twilight, she'd just sit in an asylum.

[Swordfishtrombone 384]

Don't Look Now. Scary film really. Real cool. Oh yeah, I loved Silent Hill, cool movie for a classic PS1 game.

[Moosefullaeggs 543]

In my opinion,

 

 

 

Best Horror: American Psycho

 

Is this a horror movie? It seems to be more of a comedy, but aside from that point:

 

The protagonist Patrick Bateman an egotistical, anal retentive, and shallow serial killer/yuppie; and I love him.

 

The movie follows a short period of his killings, his mental break, and resolution.

 

I..really..don't know what to say about this piece; I just know that you should watch it.

 

Worst Horror: Insidious (Due to copious amounts of trying too fucking hard on the psychological side.)

 

This movie can be bound in a nutshell as the King of Tryhard Cookie-Cut Psychological Horrors.

 

The plot was far from gripping; it was unoriginal and felt like just another mind-numbing jumper movie. Plus, only twist in the movie was anti-climactic and far from beneficial towards the intensity factor set for the movie.

 

 

The characters and the setting also caused major amounts of butthurt.The antagonist looked like Darth Maul with Cri du Chat and FAS; and the bullshit spirit realm in which the demon resided appeared to be a cathouse that was flipped over on its head.

 

 

Also, the producers excessive use of "Living in the Sunlight" almost made me throw up on my date's lap.

 

gj team.

Edited April 10, 2012 by moosefullaeggs

[Forced Fire 7]

I can't choose a favorite, just best in genre.

A good one I saw a few months back was 'The Shrine', has some nice creepy moments; some that I thought wouldn't creep me out eventually got to me, I found that impressive.

[Akemi Homura 7,680]

The characters and the setting also caused major amounts of butthurt.The antagonist looked like Darth Maul with Cri du Chat and FAS; and the bullshit spirit realm in which the demon resided appeared to be a cathouse that was flipped over on its head.

 

Oh god, how I laughed my ass off at this quote

[Mephala 2,633]

Ohhh, I forgot The Birds and Psycho. Both excellent, excellent films <3

Though The Birds is a little silly

[Moosefullaeggs 543]

Psycho.

 

*attempts violin screech*

 

REE REE REE REE REE REE REE

[Princess Ariona 402]

The Grudge, is the only film that scared the hell out of me xD But I liked it anyways. Edited April 11, 2012 by Princess Ariona

[Nothing392 61]

Horror movies.... *shudders*. These things really are the bane of my existence. When I was younger I would be scared sleepless for nights just from hearing stories about them. Scary stuff just generally, scares me to a much greater degree then anyone else I know. But I've grown up, and realize how irrational it was. Besides Pinkie's teachings on fear are very useful .

 

As for a horror movie I liked... well I did like the Sixth Sense, though I'm not sure if you can consider that a horror. It's definitely the scariest movie I've ever watched, and I closed my eyes a lot. But still, I thought it was a great story, and was very glad it had a happy ending.

[FinalGamer 192]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Eeyup!

 

I'm rather scared now that you, of all usernames, said that movie in particular. X(

[Mubbins 145]

I liked the Saw series, but mainly because it was fun to yell at the people in the situations because they did something stupid. Obviously no one would be thinking clearly due to intense fear but it's just a film. I also like sci-fi oriented horror films like The Invisible Man or Event Horizon. Honestly my memory is terrible for movies. Oh, Super 8 wasn't that scary but it made me laugh and say inappropriate words during particularly eventful scenes.