Top 20 Greatest Horror Movies of All Time
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2022
- These are the greatest horror movies of all time! For this list, we’ll be looking at the world’s most legendary and critically acclaimed horror movies. Our countdown includes “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, "Jaws", "Scream", “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre”, “The Shining”, and more! What do you make of these classics? Let us know in the comments below!
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What do you make of these classics? Let us know in the comments below!
Not having “The Thing” is absolutely criminal.
The Biden presidency.
The Blair Witch project is overrated😒 how come no one mentions Cloverfield (2008) that’s way better..
Here are some classic horror movies that deserve honorable mentions. “The Omen, The Conjuring, It, Misery, Evil Dead, The Wolfman, The Fly, Carrie, Child’s Play, It Follows, The Thing, They Live, Poltergeist, Ghost Busters, Friday the 13th, The Blair Witch Project, The Cabin in the Woods, The Wicker Man (original), An American Werewolf in London, The Creature from the Black Lagoon, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and The Witch.
You guys forgot about The Thing and Evil Dead. 🙄
First of all, Nightmare On Elm Street is better than Saw, and both, should be in top 5.
I would’ve had The Exorcist as #1 and then Psycho as #2. And where the Hell is the classic Nosferatu from 1922??? That should’ve been in at least the top 10… 1922 was the year my late Grandpa was born. Bravest man I’ve ever known. He was in the Normandy assault. He never spoke about the days he was in the war. Anyway that went a bit sideways. RIP Grandpa Fernando Sena 1922-1993 👴🏽🇺🇸
Not even Honorable Mentions for POLTERGEIST or THE THING!
John Carpenter's THE THING is another level of horror genre 🔥
I know a man who has had a real stalker in his life who told me that Halloween is actually pretty lame and boring. The real thing is a trillion times worse than what you would see in any Halloween film. He only seemed to enjoy the music. 😒
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Halloween 1978 is my all-time favorite horror movie, even though I grew up through the 90s- 00s as a kid I was hooked the first time I seen The Shape on screen l, I was really amazed by the score, the mood and atmosphere, the small claustrophobic town setting and I appreciated the slow burn feeling as you never knew when and where he was going to strike which kept me on the edge of my seat and when he did it was out of nowhere and unpredictable, even as a kid I really appreciated this masterpiece
The Oscar's really cemented itself as a sham popularity contest after Toni Collette was snubbed. It was one of the greatest performances put on film.
Scream is iconic. Had arguably the greatest final girl ever in the legendary Sidney Prescott. And that opening scene is still one of the greatest openings in all of cinema
The fact that Saw beat out films like Peeping Tom, The Thing, The Haunting (63), Nosferatu and Dawn of the Dead (1978)...unforgivable.
I always felt that old school horror movies were the best like....the Fog, the Thing, the Blob, etc.
George A. Romero’s classic creation ‘Night of the Living Dead’ is still one of my top 10 most favorite zombie movies.
The fact that The Thing isn't on here immediately nullifies it. Perfect film.
The Fly (1986) should be on the list.