Tremors is fun! The Relic (1997) is a great one I think. Poltergeist, Van Helsing (these werewolfs), Alien...

Gremlins are fun too, Sphere (1998), The Ninth Gate, From Dusk till Dawn, Mimic, Army of Darkness. Cabin in the Woods is great.

Sometimes 's difficult to tell if it counts as horror or not. Could likely add more, 's difficult to remember all the stuff one watched throughout the years.

Some big classics I dont expect people to name.

We had many a movie night here!
There are other classics like The Thing or The Blob. We watched Hellraiser as well. Pet Cemetary and Children of the Corn honestly creeped me out.

Langoliers I remember was fun (to me at least). Just had to google around to find a specific movie. It is called "Phantoms" from 1998.

Ooo that’s a hard one. I like ones that can deeply disturb me on an existential level. In that regard my favorite horror media is probably SOMA but that’s a game, not a movie. There are a couple movies that have done that for me but I don’t know which is my favorite.

I hated Soma with a passion. Judgement cast.


Jokes aside it's okay to like it. I just didn't

Why did you hate it?

For starters I don't like that a lot of effort went into enemy design only to be forced to avoid looking at said designs.

Most of the "run and hide" games aren't really scary to me, or just good, because it's banking to much on adrenaline and less on setting and horror.

The story, in my opinion, tried to be clever and I recall actually being on stream and stating the twist about half way through. I just feel like there wasn't a lot there.

But again this isn't me saying others cant enjoy it, it's just I never understood the praise it got.

I feel the same way about Amnesia though so take it with a grain of salt.

Velvet Buzzsaw, a moviee from NetFlix about the paintings of a dead guy that he made with his own blood and that carry a curse that causes works of art to become deadly. Gotta be one of the first horror movies I've actually honestly enjoyed.

Tremors and Gremlins are more funny than scary, and I enjoyed them. Does the Blade movies from the pre-Marvel/Disney takeover also count as horror movies? Or are they more superhero movies than anything?

Blade is more of a paranormal action flick to me.

Yeah, I agree, although it is a bloody one.

Recent ones have been The Witch, It Follows, Oculus, Hereditary, and Get Out, Doctor Sleep, Drag Me To Hell,

I love classics like The Shining, The Exorcist, Hellraiser, An American Werewolf in London, Nightmare on Elm Street 1-3, 5 and 7, both the original and remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre

I’m sure I got a million more I’m forgetting

Ghostwatch was super well done

The only thing I will judge you here for is Texas Chainsaw

In a good way? 👉👈😃

Alien.
The 1979 theatrical cut. The so-called Director's cut is... suboptimal. There are two scenes in it I do like that aren't in the original cut.
Maybe someone should make a blend from the best bits of both...

Otherwise, uh, insert A24 spooky film here.

I cant remember the scene tbh. I thought stuff was cut, not added.

The DC has the scene with Lambert slapping Ridley, Parker asking "how come we don't freeze him?" and also the scene where as Brett gets taken, Parker and Ripley run in and thus actually explains how he could know that the Alien must have grown so "huge".
The theatrical reason had those cut.

However, the DC is not an "extended" version of the film, as a lot of that version has scenes shortened quite literally "because I felt it was too slow", proving that Ridley doesn't even understand what the hell is good about his own film lmao.

Still; Within a vacuum, both film versions are great, it's just that seeing both side to side is a bit jarring to me.

Top 5 would probably be - Event Horizon, The Thing, Prince of Darkness, Alien, The Autopsy of Jane Doe

Event Horizon is underrated

I'm too much of a bitch to watch these. I once saw The Langoliers on TV as a kid and it scarred me for life.

Embrace the fear, watch more horror

I was actually just talking about this with a friend! Neither of us typically watch horror movies, but some transcend my tastes and just attack the part of my brain that gets sucked in.

There are quite a few I can't think of but what my just-woke-up-brain can spit out is Alien (the first film) and 1408 (has it's weak spots but damn did it just draw me in and keep a stranglehold on my attention... so tense)

Honorable mention, favorite horror media is a podcast called The Magnus Archives. Very good!

Rakakuza lore time

I saw 1408 in theaters, during a certain scene that was suppose to be highly emotional I started laughing and couldn't stop.

Still enjoyed the movie

You aren't the only one, there were some giggles in my friend group at a couple of points!

Also, some other folks here mentioned The Thing (the 80s version) and Event Horizon which I feel are absolute classics, the latter kind of a cult-classic.

I feel like Videodrome is a good visceral horror with some pretty contemporary commentary embedded in it. Not my thing, but damn is it good.

What about John Carpenters The Thing?
Nosferatu as well. The new one i mean.
Ju-On is a good Japanese horror film.
The Exorcist a total classic.
Hellraiser too. The very 1st one.

These are ones I love. Now judge me x3

The thing is a classic and is one of the best horror movies of all time. I liked the new Nosferatu but am a lame ass and like the black and white more.

The only thing I judge thee for is Ju-On I just could get into that one.

Thanks for the judgement kind sir x3
I've been declared "Good Taste"
Maybe x3

1999's Virus.

Had the big action figure from that movie. First time I ever saw it I was sick at home, missed school and there was a massive storm going. Was dope.

Stephen King's movie adaptations suffer from a curse - they either turn out to be a timeless classic, or completely forgettable slop. However, I really liked the Langoliers. And not for the horror aspects, but for the worldbuilding. It's an interesting idea, when "present moment" leaves you behind and you are stuck in a stale, lifeless past, waiting for eldritch trash eaters to clean you up.

Favorit Horror Movie probably Event Horizon. That Movie scared me shitless with the Hell Sequences

A+ movie.

Saw it as a kid and loved it. Need more good space horror