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Very nice list indeed, Mr. Door. I should say that Eraserhead would probably be in my top 10, but while its imagery was certainly similar to that of horror films, it was so divorced from our reality that I could not rightly say that I experienced it as horror.
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Allabaster wrote:
Very nice list indeed, Mr. Door. I should say that Eraserhead would probably be in my top 10, but while its imagery was certainly similar to that of horror films, it was so divorced from our reality that I could not rightly say that I experienced it as horror.


Well actually I did hesitate adding Eraserhead to the list, but the "baby" scenes are all too horrifying not to add.
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Just watched Dracula (1931) and added it to my list, assuming that's ok. In time it might go a bit higher but it'll be #19 for this list.

Dropped my previous #30 (out of 30) off, though I will miss finishing my list with horror films starring Harry Potter and Frodo Baggins.
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CellarDoor wrote:
Well actually I did hesitate adding Eraserhead to the list, but the "baby" scenes are all too horrifying not to add.

not just the baby scenes but really I think the whole thing is just the epitome of surreal horror. Nightmares are also fairly removed from our reality, and I think most people would classify those as horrific. Amazing list in any case, though I do have a question.
CellarDoor wrote:
45. Funny Games 1997

does everyone think this counts as horror? Please convince me, because if you succeed I might just have to put it up on my list very very high.
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You know what? I don't care what makes it and what doesn't. This is gonna be a really fun list. There's so much variety in here, I don't mind seeing a thriller or two or Scream or whatever. This is fun stuff. I do wish those of you who haven't seen a couple of these films will hit up YouTube for them, if I can do some last minute promoting for three that I wouldn't have even considered had I not discovered or rediscovered them.

Maniac (1980) is simply put a definitive slasher film; very low budget but with some of Tom Savini's sickest effects yet and a great performance by Joe Spinell as the killer who scalps women to decorate his mannequins.

Alone in the Dark (1982) seems to be a forgotten classic about a group of psychos (including Jack Palance and Martin Landau who are both stellar) that slash their way out of a mental asylum during a power outage. Can't believe this film isn't more famous.

Alice, Sweet Alice (1976) - a little girl (Brooke Shields in her brief film debut) is burned to death at her communion. Did her little bitch of an older sister do it? An intriguing, violent early slasher.
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Eraserhead fascinated me and stimulated my imagination tremendously, but did not horrify me. If I dreamed this, I would not see it as a nightmare, but I can imagine those with children or young siblings might experience it differently.
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badseed wrote:
You know what? I don't care what makes it and what doesn't. This is gonna be a really fun list.


Just tallied it all up Mr. Green It's definitely a fun list. It's extremely varied with a lot of different types of horror, including comedic and some borderline thrillers, and it all makes an excellently creepy aesthetic.

Hoping you guys like it Smile Expecting a few more lists to come in within the next few hours. Deadline is midnight.

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Ryan's Inadequate Horror Movie List (60)

Alien
Halloween
Let The Right One In
Nosferatu the Vampyre
Evil Dead II
Psycho
Rosemary's Baby
The Thing
Man Bites Dog (not sure if qualifies?)
Carrie

Night of the Living Dead
Shaun of the Dead
Creepshow
Day of the Dead
The Silence of the Lambs
Vampyr
Paranormal Activity
Jaws
An American Werewolf in Paris
28 Days Later

Nosferatu
The Exorcist
M
The Shining
Zombieland
Scream
28 Weeks Later
Peeping Tom
Videodrome
The Good Son

The Others
Don't Look Now
The Babadook
The Conjuring II
The Conjuring
Kuroneko
Re-Animator
Dawn of the Dead
The Descent
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

It Follows
Pan's Labyrinth
Repulsion
Let Me In
Goodnight Mommy
Freaks
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the original)
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Jacob's Ladder
The Fly (the one with Jeff goldblum)

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
Let's Scare Jessica to Death
The Cabin in the Woods
Black Swan
The Birds
The Witch
Onibaba
Poltergeist
What We Do In The Shadows
Ringu
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Oh, the list is being posted tomorrow night by the way. Not to get confused with Halloween.
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Im too tired and I gotta go to work soon so here's just a top ten or so


Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
Frankenstein Confused
Nosferatu
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Eraserhead
The Face of Another
Halloween
Peeping Tom
The Babadook
Evil Dead
Curse of the Demon
Ginger Snaps
Pieces
Wake in Fright
The Cremator
The Loved Ones
Celia
The Descent
Re-Animator
Slumber Party Massacre
The Blood Spattered Bride
Demons
Laurin
Don't Look Now
Angst
Poison for the Fairies
Dead Snow
Bad Taste
Audition
The Hottie and the Nottie
Dance of the Damned
Isolation
The Bad Seed
The Whip and the Body
Child's Play
Phenomena
Orphan


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