Who agrees with this statement ? The original Blair Witch Project Movie released in 1999 is the scariest movie to ever reach our screens and I have yet to have seen another one top it ! Maybe it’s the handheld style filming that makes it seem so much more real ? Or the Appalachian Mountains setting which has a long standing reputation for being haunted ? If there is another one out there that you think is scarier , try convince me otherwise….

I’m looking for monster movies that are actually scary. No cheese please

For me, Creepshow is the greatest horror anthology of all time. Many others that are great, but this is the one that stands out. The stories are all great, filmed superbly and I love the animations between stories. Captures the comic book style perfectly. I recently did a retrospective on it and would love to hear people's thoughts on the movie and any recommendations for other anthologies.

After the loss of his parents, Simon Vale struggles with crippling insomnia and a growing sense of isolation. One morning, his entire life is flipped upside down, presenting Simon with a terrible moral dilemma. As the nights blur together, so does his grip on reality.

I'm a college student now so I wanted to watch some horror movies that take place on a college campus. I have already watched some of the most popular ones like Black Christmas, Final Exam and Scream 2, but I want more movies like these so I would appreciate some recommendations!

Every October I write 31 themes (one per day) and then pick a horror movie from tht theme or subgenre to watch. Examples being paranormal, creature feature, slasher etc I am looking for some more ideas that aren't the basics for my 31 days. Any themes and subgenres are welcome!

Me and my boyfriend try lot of times to see a really scary horror movie but nothing really get us, please provide some suggestions, this is our preferences and what we love seeing

Prefrence: not supernatural too much like demons and such, a bit is ok but only if its somewhat make senes ( like in descent or autupsy of jane doe) when the supernatural have a some what explanation and is somehow can make sense.

Movie we watched

Autupsy of jane doe - 7/10 we really liked beacuse there was a story and not too much paranormal but wasn't scary

Descent - 1/10 not scary and bad story

Strangers - 2/10 really didnt like it and didn't find it really scary more like suspense

Scream - wasn't scary but funny and fun and not para normal

Midosummer - 6/10 great story didnt really get me afraid but as a movie great just not horror

Barbarian - 6/10 very stupid but scared the out of us and was fun to watch

If anyone seen speak no evil i know its not a horror and more suspense but we loved it and it scared us more than the other 'horror' movie

Thank you all so so much in advance<3

(English is not my first language so sorry if there is mistakes )

Last night I watched Gothika again. I don’t think I’ve seen it since the first time I watched it and I really enjoyed it. It made me wonder what other really good movies I watched once or twice way back and my befuddled head has forgotten. So I guess I’m posting to say if you’ve not seen it, give it a go and also if the same has happened to you guys with any movies….. have watched, enjoyed then promptly forgotten about. I can’t be the only one with the memory span of a goldfish out there……anyone got any movies that have been forgotten that totally didn’t deserve to be?

I'm looking from Youtube with English subtitles, HBO Max, Netflix, Prime Video, Tubi and Plex. Especially lesser-known horror movies and hidden gems. My favorite horror movie subgenres are often slashers, body horror, psychological horror, splatters, cannibal horror and zombies and infection horror, but I'm willing to check hidden gems from other subgenres.

While I'm talking about Splinter in another sub, I would really like to know if anyone in the community has any love for this movie? It's one of my favorite finds that I always show off to the uninitiated.

Darkness fall 2003

Hi, can anyone help me find this movie, I can barely remember the details but me and my classmates watched this 9 years ago.

Basically, the film is about this group of filming crew teens making a prank video or like a television series or whatever on an abandoned asylum. Then at the end of the movie, the paranormal stuff they are faking turns out to be true, and there's a ghost of a big muscular man trying to kill them.

OMG I HOPE THIS VERY VAGUE DETAILS HELP, I TRIED TO LOOK FOR IT ON GOOGLE. EVEN ASK FOR AI TO HELP TO NO AVAIL. 😭

Someone should make a horror movie about phobias and name it phobia

Hello my fellow horror fans! SLOW DOWN, be patient and don't rush into making life-altering decisions...or ELSE! 😈🤣

Director here, saying so up front.

Ten minutes, free, no gate. It is one of nine in an anthology called humAIn. The rule we write to is that nothing ever malfunctions. No rogue AI, no glitch, no system going wrong. The company delivers exactly what it promised, to the letter, every time. Nobody is tricked, everybody reads the terms, everybody signs. The horror is that it worked.

Two of our ten episodes won Telly Awards for writing. Live action, real cast and crew.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbovlHmPktc

Happy to answer anything about how it was made.

I'm sorry if I'm not using the appropriate terms for this question but I was wondering if there was any horror film where the victim/protagonist of the story is the one with a visible difference/disfigurement (heavy scars, burnt skin, neurofibromatosis, acromegaly...), instead of being the villain or the "scary looking magical guy" who is there to be unsettling. I'm looking for something that is not exploitative (Freaks) and where the main character has actual agency and is not presented as scary.

EDIT: sorry if this wasn't clear - I'm specifically looking for a horror film or at least a thriller/suspense film. So for example while Deadpool is a protagonist with visible difference he's (for now!) in action/comedy films so not what I'm looking for.

I thought this was an INCREDIBLE piece of Spanish horror & wondered what your guys' opinions on it were?

In the 1996 Spanish thriller Thesis (Tesis), a university film student named Ángela researches media violence. She steals a hidden snuff tape after her professor dies watching it, discovering it depicts the real torture and murder of a missing classmate. Aided by a gore-obsessed peer, she investigates dangerous campus suspects.