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Before Halloween, I plan on watch a shitload of horror films. I'd strongly appreciate some suggestions. Here's what I plan on watching so far:

28 Days Later
A Nightmare on Elm Street
A Nightmare on Elm Street II
Alien
Bad Taste
The Beyond
The Blair Witch Project
Braindead
The Brood
Bubba Ho-tep
Cabin Fever
Dawn of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Day of the Dead
The Evil Dead Trilogy
Frailty
Halloween
Haloween II
Hellraiser
Hellraiser II
Hostel
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
Jacob's Ladder
Jaws
Land of the Dead
The Lost Boys
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Predator
The Ring
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Scary Movie Trilogy
Scream Trilogy
Shaun of the Dead
Signs
Sleepy Hollow
Stay Alive
Suspiria
They Live
Underworld
Underworld II
Wallace and Gromit in the Curse of the Were-rabbit
The Woods
Young Frankenstein


Keep in mind, many of these films may be shit, but I haven't seen them yet.

By the way, I'm not much of a Sixth Sense, TCM, Psycho, or Shining fan.

Halloween
Haloween II
Hellraiser
Hellraiser II
The ring

Good films believe me!





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DEMONS - wicked film to watch. trust me

NEAR DARK - quality vampire film

PHANTASM - classic

dont watch underworld...rubbish

Originally posted by Deano
DEMONS - wicked film to watch. trust me

NEAR DARK - quality vampire film

PHANTASM - classic

dont watch underworld...rubbish
Alright I'll be watching those.

And I'll be watching the original Vanishing, along with Eyes Without a Face and New Nightmare. I'm gonna try to pick up The Howling.

I haven't seen much of the Friday the Thirteenth franchise, does anyone actually recommend me seeing them?

You haven't seen all those, Solo?

Since you're going with Halloween 1 and 2, I'd go with 4 also.

If you're going for Friday the 13th, go for 1, 2, and 3. I haven't seem a lot of those movies, but I guess those first three are the better.

Just incase you didn't know, Rocky Horror Picture Show isn't a horror movie................................

but its good nonetheless

Bram Stoker's Dracula
Bubba Ho-Tep
Candyman
Dead Mans Shoes
From Dusk Till Dawn
Identity
In The Mouth of Madness
Island of the Damned
Red Dragon
Session 9
Severance
Shaun of the Dead
Silent Hill
Undead

Ya...Near Dark has some good scenes.
Definetly yes on the Friday 13th ( 1-3 ) after that it gets old and cheesey.
Add The Original Amityville Horror (1979) but if you can find Amityville 2(1982) also....watch the 2nd one first then the 1st movie.
Salem's Lot original is a spooky film without using alot of blood, more suspenseful. ( watch during a thunderstorm) (vampires)
The Devil's Rejects
Interview with a Vampire
Exorcist

High Tension

Dog Soldiers, May, Return of the Living Dead, Audition, Killer Klowns, Zombie, Henry, In the Mouth of Madness, Vampires, Candyman, Satan's Little Helper, and Child's Play should also be in there if you haven't seen them.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Thing
The Hills Have Eyes
The Omen
Silver Bullet

Uhm which version of the ring, the American or Japanese version?

What about some quality 80's Slashers like :

The Burning
Sleepaway Camp
Graduation Day
April Fools Day
Silent Night, Deadly Night
The House On Sorority Row

yeh you casnt beat the 80's slashers.

also check out:

night of the demons
visiting hours
dead and buried
scanners
the brood
maniac

Originally posted by Solo
Before Halloween, I plan on watch a shitload of horror films. I'd strongly appreciate some suggestions. Here's what I plan on watching so far:



John Carpenter's - The Thing

One of my all time favorites

Solo, try watching IT. I've never seen it myself, but whenever someone asks what people think is the most disturbing movie they've ever seen, it usually comes up.

I'd also say to watch Saw, Child's Play 1 & 2, and The Omen trilogy along with the other's members choices. I'd skip the cheesy 80's slashers unless you don't really want a imaginative scare.

Those are HARDCORE horror movies. You have to make your selection based on what you want to get out of your viewings.

Check this out
Omen 1976
Omen-4
Halloween -6 awsome movie
Rose Mary Baby
Night Of the Demons-1
Cannibal Holocaust<-----CRUEL ONE
And Peter Pan

Originally posted by Wolfie
You haven't seen all those, Solo?

Since you're going with Halloween 1 and 2, I'd go with 4 also.
I've seen most of them, but there's a few I haven't.

I'll be adding:

Bram Stoker's Dracula
Candyman
From Dusk 'Till Dawn
In The Mouth of Madness
Island of the Damned
Session 9
Undead
Salem's Lot
The Thing
The Exorcist
The Omen
The Omen (2006)
Halloween 4
Halloween 6
Rosemary's Baby
night of the demons
visiting hours
dead and buried
scanners
the brood
maniac
The Burning
Sleepaway Camp
Graduation Day
April Fools Day
Silent Night, Deadly Night
The House On Sorority Row
Silver Bullet
May
Return of the Living Dead
Audition
Killer Klowns
Zombie
Vampires
Satan's Little Helper
The Devil's Rejects
Interview with a Vampire
Peeping Tom
Les Diaboliques
The Howling
Friday the 13th

Wasn't a big fan of: Child's Play, Dog Soldiers, TCM, Cannibal Holocaust, Identity, Silent Hill, Man Bites Dog, Henry: POASK, and High Tension. So for the sake of saving time, I'll be skipping those.

So this is the complete list:
28 Days Later
Alien
April Fool's Day
Audition
Bad Taste
The Beyond
The Blair Witch Project
Braindead
The Brood
Bubba Ho-tep
The Burning
Cabin Fever
Candyman
Dawn of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Day of the Dead
Dead and Buried
The Devil's Rejects
Demons
Les Diaboliques
Bram Stoker's Dracula
The Evil Dead Trilogy
The Exorcist
Eyes Without a Face
The Faculty
Frailty
Friday the 13th
From Dusk 'Till Dawn
Graduation Day
Halloween
Haloween II
Halloween IV
Halloween VI
Hellraiser
Hellraiser II
Hostel
The House on Sorority Row
The Howling
In the Mouth of Madness
Interview with a Vampire
Island of the Damned
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
Jacob's Ladder
Jaws
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Land of the Dead
The Lost Boys
Maniac
May
Near Dark
New Nightmare
Night of the Demons
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
A Nightmare on Elm Street
A Nightmare on Elm Street II
The Omen
The Omen (2006)
Peeping Tom
Phantasm
Predator
Return of the Living Dead
The Ring
Rosemary's Baby
Salem's Lot
Satan's Little Helper
Scanners
Scary Movie Trilogy
Scream Trilogy
Session 9
Shaun of the Dead
Signs
Silent Night, Deadly Night
Silver Bullet
Sleepaway Camp
Sleepy Hollow
Stay Alive
Suspiria
They Live
The Thing
The Thing from Another World
Underworld
Underworld II
Vampires
The Vanishing
Visiting Hours
Wallace and Gromit in the Curse of the Were-rabbit
The Woods
Young Frankenstein
Zombie

Stay Away from Stay Alive

Go the TREMORS quadrilogy aswell!

i'll try and help you a bir more solo. if i had to shorten that list for you, imo id get rid of these or at least have them last priority. some of them are not horror:

April Fool's Day
Audition
Bad Taste
The Beyond
The Blair Witch Project
Bubba Ho-tep
Cabin Fever
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Day of the Dead
The Devil's Rejects
Les Diaboliques
Bram Stoker's Dracula
The Faculty
Frailty
Friday the 13th
Graduation Day
Halloween IV
Halloween VI
Hostel
The House on Sorority Row
In the Mouth of Madness
Interview with a Vampire
Island of the Damned
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Land of the Dead
New Nightmare
A Nightmare on Elm Street II
The Omen (2006)
Peeping Tom
Satan's Little Helper
Scary Movie Trilogy
Scream Trilogy
Session 9
Signs
Silent Night, Deadly Night
Silver Bullet
Sleepy Hollow
Stay Alive
The Thing from Another World
Underworld
Underworld II
Vampires
Visiting Hours
Wallace and Gromit in the Curse of the Were-rabbit
The Woods
Young Frankenstein

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make these TOP priority. most horror fans on here would say the same i think.

Halloween 1 and 2: brilliant horror movie. watch the 2nd one also as it carrys on right after the end of the first.

Evil Dead - damn classic, you have to see this. no excuses

The Thing - One of my all time fav's, CLASSIC.

Night of the living dead - this is where the flesh eating began, terrific movie, the remake is very good too.

Dawn of the dead - screw the remake, watch this. superb entertainment, if you wont like this then id suggest giving up on horror. the music score is one of the main highlights. Check out day of the dead to complete the trilogy. it is also excellent.

Alien - scary and claustrophobic, can you say classic? if slow paced filsm are not to your liking then you might not enjoy this as much as the sequel:

Aliens: bigger budget, more action. surpasses the original in many ways.

Phantasm very creepy movie. great music score. unique. they dont make em like this anymore.CLASSIC

american werewolf in london cant remember you saying thay u have seen this solo. best werewolf movie ever in my opinion. mixes scares with humour and will not fail to entertain. CLASSIC

braindead aka dead alive goriest movie ever? probably. very funny movie from peter jackson. not very scary but its a must see.

demons what can be more entertaining then watching a bunch of people fighting a bunch of demons in a cinema complex? not much i tell you. what fun this movie is.

exorcist i dont need to say much about this.

hellraiser scary movie, terrifying monster. it will tear your soul apart for sure! classic. warning though..slow paced. the sequel moves along faster.

zombie flesh eaters great zombie movie by the master of gore, lucio fulci! love the music score. classic.

jacobs ladder psychological horror at its best. this will creep you out.

dead and buried do not go to potters bluff! cult classic. must watch.

the fog john carpenter(halloween) brings another classic horror. great atmosphere, spooky film overall.

the omen slow paced movie, but very creepy and an all time classic.

lost boys most entertaining vampire flick around.

interview with the vampire excellent excellent movie.

near dark underated vampire movie. probably one of the best ever.

they live not strictly horror but still fantastic viewing pleasure! you will sail through this movie and love every minute.

candyman a rare good movie from the 90's. classic

tenebre if you want to watch great horror/thrillers then you must check out dario argento's movies. tenerbre is one of my favourites of his.

creepshow 5 tales of terror! directed by george romero(dawn of the dead) great fun to watch.

cannibal apocalypse we need a cannibal movie in here. i reccomend this one.

the brood a david cronenberg movie is needed also. this is one of his best.
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anyways i hope that helped you. you should enjoy the ones i pickd for you. obviously there are many more to see but the ones i mentioned should be good enough to start off on

Originally posted by Deano


Halloween 1 and 2: brilliant horror movie. watch the 2nd one also as it carrys on right after the end of the first.

Evil Dead - damn classic, you have to see this. no excuses

The Thing - One of my all time fav's, CLASSIC.

Night of the living dead - this is where the flesh eating began, terrific movie, the remake is very good too.

Dawn of the dead - screw the remake, watch this. superb entertainment, if you wont like this then id suggest giving up on horror. the music score is one of the main highlights. Check out day of the dead to complete the trilogy. it is also excellent.

Alien - scary and claustrophobic, can you say classic? if slow paced filsm are not to your liking then you might not enjoy this as much as the sequel:

Aliens: bigger budget, more action. surpasses the original in many ways.

Phantasm very creepy movie. great music score. unique. they dont make em like this anymore.CLASSIC

american werewolf in london cant remember you saying thay u have seen this solo. best werewolf movie ever in my opinion. mixes scares with humour and will not fail to entertain. CLASSIC

braindead aka dead alive goriest movie ever? probably. very funny movie from peter jackson. not very scary but its a must see.

demons what can be more entertaining then watching a bunch of people fighting a bunch of demons in a cinema complex? not much i tell you. what fun this movie is.

exorcist i dont need to say much about this.

hellraiser scary movie, terrifying monster. it will tear your soul apart for sure! classic. warning though..slow paced. the sequel moves along faster.

zombie flesh eaters great zombie movie by the master of gore, lucio fulci! love the music score. classic.

jacobs ladder psychological horror at its best. this will creep you out.

dead and buried do not go to potters bluff! cult classic. must watch.

the fog john carpenter(halloween) brings another classic horror. great atmosphere, spooky film overall.

the omen slow paced movie, but very creepy and an all time classic.

lost boys most entertaining vampire flick around.

interview with the vampire excellent excellent movie.

near dark underated vampire movie. probably one of the best ever.

they live not strictly horror but still fantastic viewing pleasure! you will sail through this movie and love every minute.

candyman a rare good movie from the 90's. classic

tenebre if you want to watch great horror/thrillers then you must check out dario argento's movies. tenerbre is one of my favourites of his.

creepshow 5 tales of terror! directed by george romero(dawn of the dead) great fun to watch.

cannibal apocalypse we need a cannibal movie in here. i reccomend this one.

the brood a david cronenberg movie is needed also. this is one of his best.
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anyways i hope that helped you. you should enjoy the ones i pickd for you. obviously there are many more to see but the ones i mentioned should be good enough to start off on

I'll make sure I finish the entire list. I hold your recommendations to high regard, and I'll make sure I see those you mentioned, that I haven't seen, first. A few of the classics you recommended I have seen i.e.
Originally posted by Deano

Evil Dead - damn classic, you have to see this. no excuses

The Thing - One of my all time fav's, CLASSIC.

Night of the living dead - this is where the flesh eating began, terrific movie, the remake is very good too.

Dawn of the dead - screw the remake, watch this. superb entertainment, if you wont like this then id suggest giving up on horror. the music score is one of the main highlights. Check out day of the dead to complete the trilogy. it is also excellent.

Alien - scary and claustrophobic, can you say classic? if slow paced filsm are not to your liking then you might not enjoy this as much as the sequel:

Aliens: bigger budget, more action. surpasses the original in many ways.

american werewolf in london cant remember you saying thay u have seen this solo. best werewolf movie ever in my opinion. mixes scares with humour and will not fail to entertain. CLASSIC

they live not strictly horror but still fantastic viewing pleasure! you will sail through this movie and love every minute.

But the rest I have not. I'll make sure to keep an open mind, and to view the ones you recommend first.

About "Underworld" though, I've own "Underworld"
for some reason and never got around to seeing it. But "Stay Alive", it's obviously not a top priority, but Adam Goldberg is in it, and he's great.

how could you all suggest F13th 1-3 and leave off the final chapter 4 ? 4 is the best in the franchise

Dude, that's a lot of movies to try and watch in a month. You better get started, like now.

anyone rate NIGHTBREED,BRAIN DAMAGE and THE HIDDEN????
Never see many raving bout them.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093185/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094793/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100260/

CHECK EM!

nightbreed is 1 of my fave films the original book (cabal) is very good

Yeah its good but it should have been a mini series i reckon

Well, I'm a huge MacLachlan fan so, naturally, I own "The Hidden". Anyway, I'm about halfway through the marathon. I've had a few additions too.