Not much detail here yet. I've been working on this list since last Halloween and this is what I've come up with -- my list of the 50 Greatest Horror Films of All-Time, starting with "Halloween" and ending with "Henry: Portrait of A Serial Killer". Please comment with positives and negatives...
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50. Henry: Portrait of A Serial Killer
49. Christine
48. Near Dark
47. Hellbound: Hellraiser II
46. Re-Animator
45. Dawn of the Dead
44. The Omen
43. Saw
42. The Company of Wolves
41. Carrie
40. Evil Dead II: Dead By Dawn
39. Prince of Darkness
38. Creepshow
37. Scream
36. Pumpkinhead
35. Dead Alive
34. Rec
33. Cannibal Holocaust
32. Candyman
31. Freaks
30. The Sixth Sense
29. Audition
28. The Wicker Man
27. Phantasm
26. The Shining
25. Demons
24. Friday the 13TH
23. Poltergeist
22. 28 Days Later
21. Peeping Tom
20. The Descent
19. The Howling
18. Rosemary’s Baby
17. Black Sunday
16. The Evil Dead
15. The Thing
14. The Birds
13. An American Werewolf in London
12. A Nightmare on Elm Street
11. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
10. Village of the Damned
09. Nosferatu (1922)
08. Night of the Living Dead
07. The Blair Witch Project
06. Suspiria
05. Invasion of the Body Snatchers
04. Jaws
03. The Exorcist
02. Alien
01. Halloween
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
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3 comments:
We're missing 4-5 of those over on MV. *shakes fist*
Before I say word number one about your picks... is this list "My personal favorites" or "The 50 best horror movies from an objective standpoint"?
I tried to be objective. There are several films on the list that I don't particularly find that good on a personal level. I'd say it's a mix but I tried to be as objective as possible.
34. Rec
07. The Blair Witch Project
Really? Blair Witch may be innovative, but it's terribly dull. Rec perfected the "fancam" horror.
31. Freaks
The worm lighting a cigarette = horror?
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