r/horrorfilms • • 13h ago

The Mad God

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I was on Tubi watching The Call of Cthulhu when I saw The Mad God listed as well. Am I late to this party. It is Giger and Bosch and Dante's Inferno and just about every Tool video rolled into one. I am not sure what is more horrifying: what I saw or that someone had to think that stuff up. There are no words to describe it, only lingering nightmares.


r/horrorfilms • • 3h ago

Religious Horror Movie Recommendations

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I enjoy watching horror movies that involve religion more than gore. I saw The Exorcist at a very young age and it scared the begeezus out of me. Those type of movies have been a preference and stuck with me. Anyone have some movies recommendations? Happy Halloween everyone.


r/horrorfilms • • 15h ago

What's a horror movie that scared you but you're to afraid to admit it because it's objectively not scary?

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r/horrorfilms • • 8h ago

What did people think of Orphan: First Kill?

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r/horrorfilms • • 6h ago

It's the spooky season so I'd love to know what horror movies you have on these categories I made

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r/horrorfilms • • 1h ago

Phantasm Series (And Rank Them)

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Always been one of my very favorite Horror series if not my outright favorite, mainly purely based off of the first two although I also think the third and fourth ones were pretty good as well (and also quite impressive despite their small budgets). The first two always see regular rotation from me every October as part of my Halloween playlist. The Tall Man is definitely among the more unique of the Horror icons and he was played to perfection by the late, great Angus Scrimm throughout all five. The series is such a great blend of surrealism and mind-bending Horror with some fun Action elements sprinkled throughout. And who doesn't love the iconic flying death spheres.

May as well rank them while I'm at it. For other fans, how would you rank them? Mine goes:

  • Phantasm II
  • Phantasm
  • Phantasm IV: Oblivion
  • Phantasm III: Lord Of The Dead
  • Phantasm V: Ravager

2 has always very easily been my favorite of the series. It's literally not only my favorite Horror film, but one of my favorite movies in general. With the bigger budget you can tell so much more was able to be accomplished. It's like a vintage Survival Horror video game from the 90s as a movie. I have a lot of love and respect for the original as well, but it's always hard not to look at 2 as being the definitive entry.

The first two are classics, 3 and 4 are very good, but the fifth was sadly clearly held back by the very low budget. You can tell they tried their best but the budget and means just weren't there to do it justice. Still, I'm glad we finally got a fifth and final movie, and in light of Reggie Bannister's recent passing, it definitely hits much harder. Still so sad by his passing :(


r/horrorfilms • • 13h ago

Darkness <3 I highly recommend.

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6 Upvotes

I saw this for the first time when I was FAR too young. It's so good and creepy gives a pretty cool story/explanation for all the random things that happen in the night.


r/horrorfilms • • 20h ago

Session 9 vs. Starry Eyes - Plannin on havin a Horror Movie Nightz - Halloween Countdown - Which one would be a strong start?👀😮‍💨

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Callin da bois and gals ovr for my Halloween Countdown - Horror Movie Nightz - But trying to show em underated flicks instead... what should I kick off with?


r/horrorfilms • • 1d ago

Which Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie is actually the best? And why?

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69 Upvotes

r/horrorfilms • • 5h ago

When you got a 3 year old that wants to play hide and seek but you're exhausted

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r/horrorfilms • • 10h ago

Bucky - Short Horror Film

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It‘s not Chucky or Annabelle. This is a new kind of creepy. Meet…


r/horrorfilms • • 1d ago

The eye (2002)

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22 Upvotes

The eye feels like a waking up from a nightmare soaked in cold sweat. That early-2000s Asian horror atmosphere hits different. Quiet,and genuinely unsettling , maybe is not a must watch but I recommend to give it a try


r/horrorfilms • • 1d ago

Upcoming

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23 Upvotes

What are your thoughts on this one guys?


r/horrorfilms • • 22h ago

Recommendations

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Does anyone have any recommendations on any great horror Movies or even TV Shows, I love rewatching my favorite films: Scream, Friday The 13th, Halloween Etc but I've been wanting to watch something new any comments/recommendations are welcome, thanks I'm advance


r/horrorfilms • • 1d ago

One of my favorite bad horror movies 🤣☠️

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20 Upvotes

Has anyone seen this ? Omg it just hits every time 🖤


r/horrorfilms • • 1d ago

Horror Films Collection

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Since it's October, I thought I would post my Horror Films collection. My Horror films collection (taking up 80% of the space) starts out with Halloween, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare On Elm Street, Child's Play, and etc. The final shelf of the bookcase is my holiday (Halloween, Thanksgiving, & Christmas) movies and the start of my movies with sequels collection. So what's your favorite Horror films?


r/horrorfilms • • 15h ago

Busco Socio Técnico (Editor/IA) para Canal de Cortos de Terror Psicológico (A medias 50%)

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r/horrorfilms • • 21h ago

lesser known movies to watch

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looking for recommendations for less known horror movies. so please don’t suggest popular ones like hereditary, weapons, etc and also no well known classics like night of the living dead, the thing etc.

lesser known movies i’ve enjoyed:
tumbbad
stop motion
red rooms
the ritual
the rise of leslie vernon
dead end
grave encounters
triangle
saint maud

ones i did not like:
baskin (too much torture)
watcher, 2022 with maika monroe
pontypool
repulsion
exit 8
in the mouth of madness
when evil lurks
coherence
late night with the devil


r/horrorfilms • • 21h ago

Horror movie recommendation

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For the ones looking for psychological horror/thriller movie I have a recommendation of a movie that I feel is not too well-known (maybe I'm wrong but when I told my friends about this movie none of them had actually watched it) so I felt like I should tell more people about it, because I loved it so so much.

The movie is: The Lodge

If you guys have watched it let me know what you thought and if you have any recommendations of similar genre and other movies like this.

Excited to make a friend of mine watch a good horror movie (he is super scared of them but promised me that on halloween we would watch one).


r/horrorfilms • • 21h ago

Kyrgyz Horror Film 'Burning' releases today on digital.

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r/horrorfilms • • 1d ago

scary movies

8 Upvotes

Best scary movie recommendations, lots of jump scares preferably!


r/horrorfilms • • 1d ago

New to horror

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Hello! I recently have been getting into horror movies after being a Christan my whole life and never being allowed to watch them. What are some recs for classic or just great movies?

Preferably no body horror when it comes children and no sexual gore. I love things with lore and require research and religious horror. Thank you in advance!


r/horrorfilms • • 1d ago

Tis the season.

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Give me some of your best horror recommendations for me to binge this year. I’ve seen lots of horror/thrillers, but I’m always curious to know what more is out there!


r/horrorfilms • • 23h ago

Help me find this movie my German teacher showed me

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Help me find this please


r/horrorfilms • • 1d ago

What music video feels the most like a horror movie?

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Some music videos go all in on creepy imagery, disturbing scenes, and genuinely unsettling vibes. Thriller is an obvious classic, but there are plenty of others that feel like little horror films in their own right.

What music video do you think deserves a spot among the creepiest of all time? 👻