does anyone have any horror films they recommend?

[iamda125]

ive only seen very few japanese flicks, any suggestions? what about good ole american ones.

[Dead]

What type of horror flicks are you mainly into? Supernatural, Slasher/Psychos......

[iamda125]

im into slashers/psychos, vampires,serial killers etc.

[IamNoOne666]

Henry: Portriat Of A Seriel Killer. I will warn you though this isn't like your typical seriel killer movie, this is based off a true story and is very realistic and gets alittle intense. I love it.

[zombievictim]

What about zombie movies. If so then you've probably already seen the Romero Dead trilogy. Go see Land of the Dead. It was an awesome movie and you would enjoy it.

[deep_red101]

Have you seen any Universal monsters, Hammer, or Italian horror? What about these?:

Alien
Aliens
Black Christmas
Carrie
Clockwork Orange, A
Don't Look Now
Freaks (more of a drama but I included it for names sake)
Friday the 13th
Halloween
Haunting, The ('63)
Jaws
Poltergeist
Psycho ('60)
Return of the Living Dead, The
Rosemary's Baby
Silence of the Lambs, The
Shaun of the Dead
Shining, The
Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The ('74)
Nosferatu ('22)
When A Stranger Calls

[iamda125]

Originally posted by deep_red101
Have you seen any Universal monsters, Hammer, or Italian horror? What about these?:

Alien
Aliens
Black Christmas
Carrie
Clockwork Orange, A
Don't Look Now
Freaks (more of a drama but I included it for names sake)
Friday the 13th
Halloween
Haunting, The ('63)
Jaws
Poltergeist
Psycho ('60)
Return of the Living Dead, The
Rosemary's Baby
Silence of the Lambs, The
Shaun of the Dead
Shining, The
Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The ('74)
Nosferatu ('22)
When A Stranger Calls



i seen a number of these films and i will definitely see the others.


thanx

[Jason13thh]

If you like slasher movies:

My Bloody Valentine (atmospheric)
Chopping Mall (super entertaining)

The Hitcher (great thriller, gorgeous cinematography, gloomy dark score, atmospheric, good acting and very good directing)