And your favorite Horror movie is....?

[TheForeigner]

My favorite horror movies are: The Omen Series, Witchfinder General, The Wicker Man, The Exorcist, Psycho, The Three Mothers series by Dario Argento, The Conjuring series( except for La Llorona), The Birds, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Dracula series by Hammer studios(especially first film), Countess Dracula(another Hammer film), various Edgar Allen Poe adaptations by Roger Corman and starring Vincent Price and various adaptations of H.P. Lovecraft works whose names I don't recall now, but I know I loved.

[Voskos]

Titanic

[Roy]

The Thing
The Shining
Suspiria
Audition

Which Suspiria? I loved the remake, the original from 1977 that I watched first has aged terribly but it has its cult status for some. I have to watch Audition as the other three suggest that you have a great taste.

[Annie999]

I loved The Orphanage, it did evoke both fear and heart-tugging sadness in me. The Orphan was great too, but more akin to a thriller, the ending featured one of the best plot twists that I know of. And the story like this actually happened.

Have you watched 'Mother!' by Aronofsky? It was a very dividing one, I was among those who appreciated that. It was very intense (the last 30 minutes were pure madness!) and also very symbollic. Thought-provoking for sure.

I share your views on both movies. I haven't watched Mother but now I will!

[Roy]

I share your views on both movies. I haven't watched Mother but now I will!

It is available on Netflix. And it proves that Jennifer Lawrence CAN act.

[Rædwald]

The Shining

[Incal]

I have quite a few. The one I remember at the moment is:

[Ellethwyn]

I can't handle much horror. It gives me too much anxiety, but I enjoyed; The Shining, Cube, and 28 Days Later.

[Roy]

I can't handle much horror. It gives me too much anxiety, but I enjoyed; The Shining, Cube, and 28 Days Later.

You have a great taste then! All three are great.

[Salty Ears]

Hannibal films, Hellraiser first 5 movies, The Birds, Junji Ito: Collection, Viy (1967), Phantasm