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#1
I gotta go with The Shining
Frickin Outstanding! 
Best Horror flick of all time?
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#5
Depends what you mean by best. I think the best movie was Identity. No one else probably agrees, but it was scary and a movie, not necessarily a scary movie. If you get what I'm saying.
The scariest movies to me are the ones based in religion, because I grew up in that, so I have little parts of mey brain believing it may be true. The Exorcist, The Omen, Fallen...
The scariest movies to me are the ones based in religion, because I grew up in that, so I have little parts of mey brain believing it may be true. The Exorcist, The Omen, Fallen...
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#6
Powerade...
The Exorcist is a phenominal movie and I cant argue that choice... NFL ... You must see that movie!
One of the newer ones I thought was good is Wolf Creek. The Descent I thought was good too, one of
the better more recent movies I've seen in my opinion. You cant go wrong with either of those. Although
I wasn't too impressed with the ending in The Descent.
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#12
I must agree that it all begins and ends with the Exorcist. That movie scared me to death the first time I saw it and I still get chills to this day when I watch it.
I thought the Amityville Horror was garbage, though the book was outstanding.
I'm surprised that no one has mentioned Halloween. Great directing and camera shots in that movie.
I thought Seven was a great movie, but that falls more under Suspense/Thriller, rather than Horror. Still one of the best of its genre though. I would put Silence of the Lambs in this category as well, but I thought it was even better than Seven.
Fun topic.
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#15
Horses... have you seen the remake of Amityville with Ryan Reynolds in it? I liked it and was really disappointed with the original after watching it afterwards.
Seven still is on my top ten reguardless of genre and Saw (the first one) is in my top 25 somewhere. I think the Saw movies have really set a new standard for modern day horror.
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