Halloween Movies

[Mysterious F.]

So basically, since Halloween is coming up soon, each of us will probably watch something terrifying. So basically, list your horror recommendations here.

Some I liked, in no particular order:

• Rosemary's Baby (probably the most terrifying movie ever made)
  
• The Shining
  
• Bride of Frankenstein
  
• Freaks
  
• Psycho
  
• The Birds
  
• The Night of the Hunter
  
• The Wicker Man
  
• Peeping Tom
  
• Night of the Living Dead
  
• Dawn of the Dead
  
• Nosferatu
  
• Audition
  
• Jacob's Ladder
  
  Some with high reputations that I recommend you avoid:
  
  
• Jaws
  
• The Silence of the Lambs
  
• The Ring
  
• Hellraiser
  
• A Nightmare on Elm Street
  
• When a Stranger Calls (both the original and the remake, especially the original)
  
• All of the Friday the 13th series
  
• An American Werewolf in London
  
• Child's Play
  
• The Evil Dead (and the sequels)

[MagmarFire]

I'm not really a horror kind of guy. Though, for Halloween, I may do my annual reading of this one Advanceshipping fic I like. :3

[Gamefreak]

What about the original Dracula, Frankenstein, and Werewolf films?

[Pyrgusfinn]

not particularly scary, but The Halloween Tree was rather snazzy.

[Mysterious F.]

I've never seen either of those, Gamefreak, so I couldn't say. I saw Bride of Frankenstein first because it was on TV, and, since most people regard it as the greatest Frankenstein film, I couldn't resist seeing it before the original. Oh, and Freaks is from Tod Browning, who directed the Bela Lugosi version of Dracula.

[Uximadesk]

What about [REC]? I think it was re-made into Quarantine in the U.S., right?
Well the second part just came out in Spain and I'll be damned if I don't go watch it.

[Darth Wyndisis]

Quarantine scared the hell out of me.

[Uximadesk]

But the original is better, or so I've heard, I haven't seen the Quarantine version so I have no point of reference, but I do have to tell you that Spaniards excel at making horror movies.

[DW]

I've been watching Glee.

[Uximadesk]

The idea of someone watching it is terrifying on its own