1. Jeepers
Creepers (2001)
·
Trying to fall asleep will be difficult after
memorizing the theme song.
2. Chucky
(Franchise) (1988-2013)
· Gruesome sailor-mouth black comedy; all within a doll.
· Gruesome sailor-mouth black comedy; all within a doll.
3. Ginger
Snaps (2000-2004)
·
Sexy, kick-ass Canadian trilogy; one the nation
should be proud of. The only movies where werewolves make sense.
4. Stay
Alive (2006)
·
Movie centered on a horror video game, that
actually makes sense in the movie itself.
5. The
Ring (1 & 2) (2002-2005)
·
Changes the way you take a shower. Changes that
way you watch everyday T.V. No cheap scares involved.
6. The
Grudge (1 & 2) (2004-2006)
·
The sole reason why I love Japanese to English
horror movies. Placed at number in that list.
7. Silent
Hill (2006-2012)
·
The choreography of the monsters is what makes
Silent Hill a horror favourite.
8. The
Fourth Kind (2009)
·
Based on a true story; footage and interviews
with the actual victim. All incorporated to make a personal favourite. ***
Never visiting Alaska; well maybe.
9. The
Mist (2007)
·
The characters thinking process is logical and
realistic, and causes the audience to relate to the situation at hand.
·
Vulgar clown, babied blonde psychopath, bunny
suits, and fried chicken. What more can you ask for in a movie? Pure black
comedy with a hint of gruesome.
11. Dead
Silence (2007)
·
Dolls are scary to begin with. So, ventriloquist
dummies have to be horrifying. Making this a sure favourite to full-time horror
movie watcher.
12. Grace
(2009)
·
Miracles may turn into a curse; which is perfect
for a horror movie. Now, add a baby and a baby bottle and it is the perfect
plot to a great movie.
13. Let
the Right One In (2008)
·
Do not bother to watch the American version. Get
the full effect by watching the original Swedish version.
14. Sinister
(2012)
·
Finding super 8 tapes may be a cliché in older
horror movies but it definitely works for Sinister. Plus the footage on the
tapes is the scariest part of the movie. One of my favourites from Blumhouse
Productions.
15. Paranormal
Activity (2007-2014)
·
Do not worry about trying to be different and
saying you hate the Paranormal Activity franchise because I tried and happily
failed; and I will probably do it again for upcoming installment to the
franchise.
16. The
Hills Have Eyes (2006)
Road trips,
deserted areas, and mutants are all things I am afraid of; which makes this
movie one worth being on the list.
17. Orphan
(2009)
·
Adopting a immigrant child is struggle in itself
but adopting one that psychopath is on a whole different level. Now, the huge
plot twist near the end is the reason why this movie made to this list.
18. One
Missed Call (2008)
·
Getting phone calls from someone you know and
find out it is not who you think it is, is probably why I get a heart attack
every time I get a prank call. The fact that the movie revolved around young
adults made it easier to relate to which, in turn made it more scare.
19. Human
Centipede (2009)
·
Centipedes are one of the most disgusting
insects in the world and evil German scientists are not any better; but it made
for a good movie and it is on this list so, there is no complaining.
20. Blair
Witch Project (1999)
·
The first found-footage horror movie I ever saw
before I even knew what found-footage was. May have caused my addiction to
found-footage horror movies because of the controversy of the movie being real
way back when it first released.
Don’t let the demons bite or do, YOU
FREAKS!!!
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