some good horror movies?

Question

Im a huge fan of horror movies, but i feel like ive seen almost every movie worth seeing. Do you know of anything that u think i should check out.

Ps. ive seen alot of horror movies so theres no point in listing thing like: excercist, grudge, hills have eyes, or pretty much any large scale horror move thats come out in the past few years, most of them suck anyway

Answer 1

Go the other direction pick up a bad movie ,one that don't get rented that often .
Those old 70's 80's horror movie that no one rents sometimes are the best.

Slaughterhouse,Eaten alive,superstition,Night of the Demons
,Mothers day ,Twice dead,Faust,Psychos in love,Humongous,
The prowler,Tourist trap

When I rent movies the ones I want are always in stock
So next time you rent a New release just go grab an old
one you may have just rented your new favorite movie.

Answer 2

John Carpenter's The Thing: A grisly 80's produced take on the Howard Hawks film about a desolate Antarctic military station being terrorized by a shapeshifting alien.

Soylent Green: For all it's cheesiness and that one signature line, Soylent Green still strikes a never ending doubt about society's future where the Greenhouse Effect and overpopulation has had a horrific impact on the human race on it's food source and it's way of life.

Black Christmas (1974 version): The one that REALLY started the slasher genre years before Michael Myers was butchering teenagers about a twisted murderer living in the attic above a sorority house.

The Sentinel (1977 film): Not the Michael Douglas thriller but the story of a supermodel renting a gorgeous Manhattan house that has some frightening guests that emerge during the night.

Marathon Man: A movie that will have you petrified of going to the dentist ever again as graduate student Dustin Hoffman finds himself an unwitting pawn in a twisted scheme involving Nazis and diamonds.

Jacob's Ladder: A Vietnam vet thought he was just living civilian life like any other member of society, until horrific and twisted visions appear before him, and seem only too real.

The Changeling: George C. Scott plays a grieving family man and music composer who realizes that his unwanted house guest is making itself all the more unwelcoming.

The Entity: Based on a true story about a woman being tormented by a vicious spirit.

Rear Window: Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece follows a wheelchair-bound photographer spying on his neighbor, believing the man may have committed coldblooded murder against his wife.

Answer 3

Uzumaki
Tale of Two Sister
Pemonition (not the Sandra Bullock movie)
Audition (was on Bravos 100 most scariest movies) Check these out if you are tired of all the main stream horror.

Answer 4

I am a big fan of Stephen King movies. When I get tired of the new movies I like to kick back and watch them. I am working on a collection. Some of my favourite's are cujo, Desperation,Silver bullet, Storm Of The Century, and The Green Mile!

Answer 5

I also LOVE HORROR MOVIES!!! Go and see Dead Silence it scared the $%#@ out of me! And also Pulse (that was pretty good), Um.....how about the Descent (scary as well), also The Messengers was scary. And.....have you seen the Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning? Or how about Hannibal Rising?

Answer 6

The descent-First all female cast movie.

The audition-the most disturbing Japanese movie

Battle Royale-A horror movie about teens forced to kill each other.

Answer 7

I second that...The Descent was horrifyingly fantastic. It's one of the best horror movies I've seen in years.

Answer 8

Prince of Darkness with Alice Cooper. That movie made me doubt my own existence. It's one of the few movies I can say really scared me.

Answer 9

the gate. some kids play a record backwards and a demon comes out. it sounds so corny but really i dont know man
its from the 80's

Answer 10

Final Destination 3- not too scary but good