I'll start if off.

1. Fright Night
2. Day of The Dead
3. Childs Play 2
4. Saw V
5. Night of The Creeps

I figure instead of blogging about things like the president, which I'm tired of hearing about, killings in Bakersfield, or Racists people, I had a good idea of blogging about something different for a change like Halloween, and what's your favorite Horror movies since Halloween is coming up and all. So please fell free to add your top 5 favorite scary movies of all time.

The Exorcist

the Thing

Fright Night

Creepers

the Ring....there are so many more!!!! Love horror movies! :)

Good blog, btw....I hope more people comment, it's nice to speak of something positive.

Thanks VioletSky, Love them horror movies too.

Seven

The Omen

Alien (well, it horrified me)

The Hitcher

The Serpent & The Rainbow

1.  "Mamma Mia"  2.  "Monster-In-Law"  3.  "The Hottie and the Nottie"  4.  "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants"  5.  "Herbie Fully Loaded"

Wow, I got chills just by typing those titles!

The Omen, The Shining (the new version is much better, closer to the actual story), Underworld, Sixth Sense, and Interview with the Vampire. Not necessarily in that order....

LOL savvy...

1. The Bodysnatchers (Donald Sutherland version)

2. The Ring

3. Final Destination II

4. Jacob's Ladder

5. Jeepers Creepers 

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--virgil

Oh, yeah, Cat...those Final Destination movies are really good!

I agree "Herbie Fully Loaded" was one of the scariest movies I have ever seen.

Not a huge fan of the horror film  but:

1)Oldboy ( more thrillerish)

2) Invite the Right One In

3) The Birds

4) The Haunting

5) Nosferatu ( 1922 but the Willem Dafoe version was good too) and The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.

I cheated but both of those movies tie for classic horror films.

Classic? How about "The Wax Museum" with Vincent Price? NOT that pile of dung featuring that nobody Paris Hilton.

1.Psycho - I still jump at some of the scenes today, even when I know they are coming. For me, Norman Bates was the scariest movie creep of all time.

2. Hell Raiser. In the era of overdone villains who refuse to go away, Pin Head was the scariest of the lot in my opinion.

3 Nightmare on Elm Street. The first film was really a terrifying and wild ride. Freddie ripping off a Fred Astaire dance routine on all four walls for horror sake was terrific film making with a wry sense of humor.

4. The Excorcist. The music still spooks me.

5. Beetlejuice. The movie is just so original. It isn't scary, though there are quite a few uneasy moments. I don't think of the film as a comedy either, though there is great humor throughout. This is just a great Halloween movie in that rare Harold and Maude spirit of living life or death on your own terms. I love Tim Burton films but I don't think he ever made a better one.

Night of the Living Dead .

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--virgil

Halloween scared the crap out of me. The movie didn't have the over the top carnage and when Mikey rose up from the side of the bed behind Jamie Lee Curtis...that was too spooky.

To me that's the best.

1. Invasion of the Body Snatchers, I had to sleep on the floor of my parents bedroom for a couple of nights.

2. Exorcist

3. Jaws

4. Night of the Living Dead

5.  The Ring

1. The Ten Commandments
2.  Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1973 version)
3. Aliens
4. Nighmare on Elm Street
5. Bambi
 

Wow Most of you guys got good taste in scary movies, but some of you typed non-scary ones. Remember scary ones only folks.