#horror list

[benmrhall]

I made a new template for this year for any of you who plan on watching a horror movie for every night of October!

31 Nights of Horror are upon us!

#horror #list #movielist #horrorlist #horrormovies

[acapelladitty]

Do you have a list of the horror films you've watched? 👁

[summerof1965]

October 2024. horror list!

Every day one movie, every week has its theme :)

Week 1: easy, intro

Coraline (2009.)

2. Monster House (2006.)

3. What We Do in the Shadows (2014.)

4. Jennifer's Body (2009.)

5. Re-Animator (1985.)

6. Perfect Blue (1997.)

Week 2: a bit scary and weird

7. Saint Maud (2019.

8. Censor (2021.)

9. Stopmotion (2023.)

10. The Empty Man (2020.)

11. Annihilation (2018.)

12. Isolation (2005.)

13. Event Horizon (1997.)

Week 3: folk horror

14. The Wicker Man (1973.)

15. The Ritual (2017.)

16. The Witch (2015.)

17. As Above, So Below (2014.)

18. The Borderlands (2013.)

19. The Blair Witch Project (1999.)

20. Hagazussa (2017.)

Week 4: classics and my own personal classics

21. Saw (2004.)

22. Hellraiser (1987.)

23. The Thing (1982.)

24. Videodrome (1983.)

25. Hereditary (2018.)

26. Taxidermia (2006.)

27. Possum (2018.)

Week 5: for the strongest!

28. Begotten (1989.)

29. Martyrs (2008.)

30. Nekromantik (1988.)

31. Thanatomorphose (2012.)

Check the trigger warnings for movies before you watch them, some of them are really nasty!

Have fun, feel free to give feedback after you watch the movies on this list :)

[songoftrillium]

24 Hours of Horror

Christine (1983)

Annihilation (2018)

Creepshow (1982)

Possum (2018)

It Follows (2014)

The Fly (1987)

The Lighthouse (2019)

Kurosawa's Dreams (1990)

A Cure For Wellness (2017)

The Company of Wolves (1984)

Prey (2022)

Perfect Blue (1997)

Come And See (1985)

Enjoy a little over 24 hours of horror from all over the world.

[horrorhodgepodge]

Top 5 Cave Horror Movies

Caves. Deep, dark spaces below the surface – from overwhelmingly massive spaces, like Mammoth Cave, Kentucky to narrow killers like the Nutty Putty Cave, caves are both breathtakingly beautiful and terrifying to comprehend. Pitch black with no natural source of light, colder than you’d expect, and often filled with water and occasionally creatures that have evolved to no longer rely on the light.…

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[atwentywhore]

Another day, another horror list! **Halloween Addition**

Happy Halloween friends! In honor of this most special holiday, I figured I’d give you guys another horror list. This one will be a little different though... Instead of listing movies, I will be listing my Top 10 HOTTEST Horror Villains.  Please keep in mind that this list is 100% subjective and if you don’t agree with me, that’s fine (even though you’re wrong). 

Anyways... Hope you all have a safe Halloween and without further ado, in no particular order, here are my Top 10 Hottest Horror Villains:

1. Jennifer Check from Jennifer’s Body (2009)

2. Pyramid Head from Silent Hill (2006)

3. Yamazaki Asami from Audition (1999)

4. Brahms Heelshire from The Boy (2016) 

5. Baby Firefly from House of 1,000 Corpses (2003)

6. Candyman from Candyman (1992)

7. Queen Akasha from Queen of the Damned (2002)

8. Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th (1980)

9. Alcina Dimitrescu from Resident Evil (2021)

10. Stu Macher from Scream (1996)

[letsgetslaying]

It's kind of an eyesore and hard to read but I had fun, so. Here's this 👀🔪

Also yes I know I'm missing many a killer --if you have suggestions to add to either list, send them my way!

[neon-green-reagent]

Found Footage Films that Find My Footage

Oh, found footage. The most maligned of all sub-genres. I’m here to tell you there’s a lot of gold here that people don’t seem aware of. Because they’re not willing to dig. Like any other storytelling trope or trick of the trade, found footage can be used to make great things or terrible things. I’m gonna help you find the cream with this list. 

Obvious good ones we all know about: The Blair Witch Project, The Last Exorcism, Grave Encounters, The Houses October Built,  As Above So Below, and Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. Watch those if you haven’t. Now let’s get into the stuff that might be a little more buried. 

Mr. Jones | Found footage gets a lot of mileage out of folk horror. Probably because mixing technology with it and showing how folk horrors are stronger than tech feels just right to scare an audience full of people with smart phones in their pockets. In this case, it’s used in an especially effective way. When you get to the part of the movie where you’re asking yourself, “who could possibly be filming this?” KEEP WATCHING. That’s part of the bit that will explode your brains. 

The Final Prayer (AKA The Borderlands) | Found footage also lives and breathes on twists. This one is quite the kiss to the old chef. The turn it takes that fully explains the extent of the shit these people have gotten themselves in... Well, I dare you not to have an existential crisis about the infinitesimal nature of man a la Lovecraft. 

Devil’s Due | I love possession movies and Rosemary’s Baby knockoffs. Throw in some found footage, and you’ve got yourself a winner in my book. This one in particular makes excellent use of the format. Some of the effects they use look especially incredible when you’re viewing them from a first person perspective, and it becomes a kind of roller coaster spectacle. 

Noroi: The Curse | What if you want a slow burn? Something that feels like an investigatory documentary. Where someone’s pursuit of the truth at all costs makes them slowly become the center of a horrifying story. One which, as more details are revealed, becomes increasingly sickening and foreboding. Nothing will fill you with dread the way this movie does. If this were a structured list, it would be number one. If you don’t watch anything else, please watch this one. 

The McPherson Tape | People thought this was real. Does that feel a little ridiculous? I won’t say it doesn’t in hindsight, but I love that this has the distinction of being a film that was circulated as a true, caught-on-tape case of alien abduction. Enjoy how kitch that is, please. Also, if you like it, watch Alien Abduction (2014). It has a bigger budget, but it plays on the same fears. 

V/H/S Series | All of them. Every movie. Not necessarily every segment, but each movie has at least one segment that blows the doors clean off. Some of them have more than one, and that’s truly a gift. There’s way too much to cover here other than to say some of the wildest examples of found footage I’ve experienced are in this quadrilogy. I recommend WNUF Halloween Special if you’ve already exhausted this series, because it has the same, good vibes.  

Searching | No one talks about this one, but it’s an example of excellent creativity. We follow a search for a missing person via webcams, chats, phone calls, and files on laptops. The information we receive is sporadic and colored by heavy bursts of emotion. The way it would really be if you couldn’t find a loved one and were on a desperate search. 

Hell House LLC | Do you like Grave Encounters? I do, too, but this one’s slightly better. Because it doesn’t blow its wad or show its hand too much. It holds back a lot. The scares are minimalist, with things moving when you aren’t looking. Someone suddenly being in the corner when they weren’t before. But it has you checking every frame of the film, gasping at sudden movement, and feeling paranoid as fuck. Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum is a Korean version of this kind of movie that I call “hubris-filled assholes go into an obviously haunted place and play games with demons that could eat them for breakfast.” Highly entertaining.

1974: La Posesión de Altair | I want to explain the fascinating thing this film made me realize, but I can’t without spoiling it. There’s a twist that happens right at the end of this film, revealing that what we thought was happening was a different kind of attack all along. And it bent my mind in a wonderful way. I love twists that rewire the entire movie in hindsight, and this is a great one. 

Apollo 18 | And last but not least, the hill I will be dying on. This movie is good. Shut up. It’s good. What if there was a final journey to the moon, but things went SO SIDEWAYS, it was hidden from the public? This is that mission. And sideways it does go. Moon rocks will never be the same for me. 

I have not watched every found footage film. I still have a lot I want to get to. But this is a solid list of personal favorites for the moment.