oh man,so many

dawn of the dead
the birds
carrie
the shining
texas chainsaw massacre
house on haunted hill(the original)
i can go on and on and on

I agree...but nothing compares to the older ones that you could watch with the lights out and every little creek you hear in the house made you jump out of your skin. And it always happens about the time something good in the movie comes up.

yep,the originals are the best

The Uninvited**Ray Miland (original Black & White)
This one is an awesome ghost story

The Haunting (original Black & White)

House On Haunted Hill**Vincent Prince (original Black & White) OMG this one always scared me to death!!!!! still does

Masque Of The Red Death**Vincent Price

Conquer Worm**Vincent Price

Fall Of the House Of Usher**Vincent Price

The Pit and The Pendelum**Vincent Price

House of Wax**Vincent Price

Phantom Of The Opera**Claude Rains

The Lost Boys**Keifer Sunderland, Cory Haim, Cory Feldman

Bram Stokers*Dracula

The Craft

Night Of The Living Dead (original & new version)

Dawn of The Dead

Day of The Dead

can you tell I love Horror movies??? lol, and I think its because I use to be a make-up artist so I like to try and figure out what kinds of special effects there using and the make-up.

I just wanted to say thanx for all the replies so far, keep 'em coming!

I'm a big fan of most of the movies that have been mentioned.

Thanx for reminding me and others of some real classics.

Since you mentioned Ray Milland, you forgot his other B flick called Frogs. That movie creeped me out even though it was low on the storyline.

I.O.U.S.A.: One Nation. Under Stress. In Debt.

Really. It's a movie. Look it up.

http://www.iousathemovie.com/

Some of my favs are by the Director Takeshi Miike. Audition is a very good movie. Along with all the older classics that are listed above, Cabin Fever is a great campy horror movie. If you havent seen May or Creep those are 2 more I would recommend, though they are very gory.

"Pumpkinhead"

It's a classic. I love the FX effects. I would rather see those than computer animated scares.

*and the crowd says, "how old IS she????*

Oh thats RIGHT Robert, I remember that one, and he played that mean old man in that one!!! lol

Now talking about some of the *older* horror movies, and I am sure that many of you *younger* people won't know a few of these....but maybe you will not sure, and mind you many are like *D* rated movies..lol

The Crawling Eye
Kingdom of The Spiders**William Shatner
The Thing**the original one
The Tingler**Vincent Price
Bedlam
The Blob**the original(Steve Mcqueen)
Strait Jacket**Joan Crawford
Killer Clowns From Outer Space**now that was one of the most stupidest movies...lol
Plan 9 From Outer Space

I don't think anyone has put down The Exorcist yet but when I went to see that one a million years ago, I closed my eyes and plugged my ears!!! The rest following I felt were not as good as the first one, and unfortunately so many aren't sometimes the first ones should never have a sequel or sequels.

House of 1000 Corpses and The Devils Rejects. I am also a fan of ALL Robert Englund movies. His role in Adventures of Ford Fairlane (not a horror movie) was friggin funny. I also love Strangeland with Dee Snider from Twisted Sister. But the first two will always be the best due to the fact that I love Rob Zombie and not to mention that his wife is effin HOT!

hey, mimi. we have the same number. hmmmmm.

for really scary, i like "texas chainsaw massacre" (the original). for really gross, i like "demons" or "wrong turn"

OMG! i remember going to see "the tingler" when i was about 12. my friend kept hiding her eyes and asking me what was happening.

Okay, I tracked down the title of the one I had mentioned. It is "Koma".