Horror's best: 10 films that make the cut

[Niels Bohr 72]

Try this Korean movie: ' THE TALE OF TWO SISTERS '

[*JG* 2]

My favorite is "Prince of Darkness."

[Robor007 0]

Try this Korean movie: ' THE TALE OF TWO SISTERS '

Hmmmm... Sounds interesting...

[almaty 19]

Try this Korean movie: ' THE TALE OF TWO SISTERS '

Hmmmm... Sounds interesting...

i saw a movie similar title ..The Hot Tail on 2 Sisters ....

[Mark&Steph 0]

Try this Korean movie: ' THE TALE OF TWO SISTERS '

What a great movie that is. I've got the two disc special edition.

[Mark&Steph 0]

I saw Session 9 the other day and was very underwhelmed by it. Low budget I can deal with so long as the script is decent. But wow... an hour an a half of tedium capped with a series of inexplicable murders.

They weren't inexplicable.

Gordon was taken over by Simon, the same entity that took over the patient Mary Hobbes. He killed them all under Simon's influence. That's what Simon does, waits for weak willed people to inhabit and make them kill their friends and family.

[fozzie 41]

There are several on that list that I wouldn't call "horror" movies. Maybe my definition is too narrow.

Only about 2, maybe 3, can be considered horror movies. Most of them are just thrillers. Where are all thee japanese filmms like Ring! I know their hollywood dopplegangers were poor but the japanese know how to scare people.

Glad to see the blair witch project wasn't on the list! Second worst film ever made!

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I saw Session 9 the other day and was very underwhelmed by it. Low budget I can deal with so long as the script is decent. But wow... an hour an a half of tedium capped with a series of inexplicable murders.

They weren't inexplicable.

Gordon was taken over by Simon, the same entity that took over the patient Mary Hobbes. He killed them all under Simon's influence. That's what Simon does, waits for weak willed people to inhabit and make them kill their friends and family.

I didn't find the whole possession thing very convincing. Seen similar themes treated much more effectively in other movies.

[almaty 19]

I saw Session 9 the other day and was very underwhelmed by it. Low budget I can deal with so long as the script is decent. But wow... an hour an a half of tedium capped with a series of inexplicable murders.

They weren't inexplicable.

Gordon was taken over by Simon, the same entity that took over the patient Mary Hobbes. He killed them all under Simon's influence. That's what Simon does, waits for weak willed people to inhabit and make them kill their friends and family.

I didn't find the whole possession thing very convincing. Seen similar themes treated much more effectively in other movies.

it was a draggy..boring flick, that tried to be too artistic in scope...

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I saw Session 9 the other day and was very underwhelmed by it. Low budget I can deal with so long as the script is decent. But wow... an hour an a half of tedium capped with a series of inexplicable murders.

They weren't inexplicable.

Gordon was taken over by Simon, the same entity that took over the patient Mary Hobbes. He killed them all under Simon's influence. That's what Simon does, waits for weak willed people to inhabit and make them kill their friends and family.

I didn't find the whole possession thing very convincing. Seen similar themes treated much more effectively in other movies.

it was a draggy..boring flick, that tried to be too artistic in scope...

Also evidently very low budget - that's usually not a problem so long as the script is interesting - which it wasn't IMO (incidentally, the screenwriter was in the movie). Cinematically they didn't make very effective use of the creepy abandoned building that they were filming in. Looked like it was filmed on a handheld DV-Cam with no lighting crew. Compared to say The Shining (where an empty hotel becomes seriously sinister), or any other Haunted House type flick - its the environment that creates a lot of the menace. But its not just a case of going in there and filming away - there's clearly a bit of artistry involved in it. Even the recent adaptation of Silent Hill (which was more nasty than actually scary) demonstrated that pretty well.

[Jasman0717 9]

Wow....I am surprised that the cult classic "Night of the Living Dead"...didn't make the top ten.

I really liked the original 'Dawn of the Dead' for some reason. The remake is pretty good too!

[I luv my chappara 0]

im fan of horror movies ...

I feel excitement everytime I watched...

my favorites:

The Ring

Tale of 2 sisters

Evil Twin

Ju-on -

The Grudge --- ASian version

The Exorcist

The Exorcism of Emily Rose

The Village

Audition

Bunshinbaba

Shutter - ASian version...

The Eye - Asian version

[william_wallace 8]

My top ten horror films

1- The Exorcist

2- The Thing

3- Halloween

4- Alien

5- The Omen

6- The Wicker Man

7- Carrie

8- Se7en

9- Silence of the Lambs

10 - Wizard of Oz ( Scared the $hit of me as a kid that film )