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Topic	Guess my Top 50 horror movies for a steam game
Snake5555555555 11/03/20 2:13:24 PM #358:	Hmmm I suppose I can quickly run through this too 1) Midsommar (2019) - Top ten horror of the decade, beautiful cinematography and love its subversive nature 2) The Ring (2002) - Third scariest film as a kid, still just as horrifying now 3) Hereditary (2018) - Not the biggest fan of it but I do recognize its qualities for sure, Toni Collette deserved an Oscar 4) The Exorcist (1973) - Hey I just talked about this one! 5) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) - They don't make 'em like this anymore 6) The Ritual (2017) - Nice slice of psychological dread, cool monster, a tad forgettable otherwise 7) The Babadook (2014) - I need to watch this again but god damn the kid is so annoying in the best possible way 8) The Thing (1982) - I mean... it's Carpenter at his best 9) Psycho (1960) - Ground-breaker, I mean did you see that flushing toilet. Fun fact no one cares about: I'm wearing a Psycho shirt right now 10) Carrie (1976) - or, how to perfectly film the horror of puberty 11) The Sixth Sense (1999) - I think people forget how actually scary this film is. 12) Zodiac (2007) - One of the best detective thrillers of all time 13) Annihilation (2018) - Gorgeous and excellent body horror but the characters could've been more memorable 14) Lake Mungo (2008) - Feels so real it's criminal, and that beach scene with the doppelganger, Jesus lord 15) Triangle (2009) - Best time loop movie ever 16) Drag Me To Hell (2009) - Funny and memorable, I love it yet I still hesitate to call it a favorite, not sure why 17) The Lighthouse (2019) - Grows on me more and more as time passes and I understand it more. 18) Ringu 2 (1999) - I like how it continues from Ringu and still has that strong edge of mystery solving 19) Trick 'r Treat (2007) - I watch this almost every Halloween and Sam is the best. It's an anthology that connects the stories so well with one another. 20) The Others (2001) - Was never that big on this film but it is atmospheric 21) Antichrist (2009) - Extremely disturbing and an excellent meditation on anxiety and depression. Not my favorite Trier film though. 22) Gerald's Game (2017) - I just love trapped in singular location media 23) The Vanishing (1988) - Soooooo underrated and disturbing 24) The Orphanage (2007) - Just a really solid ghost/haunted house movie 25) The Innkeepers (2011) - See above, actually they're great companion pieces 26) Calibre (2018) - Starts off traumatic and only gets worse, more people need to see this one 27) It Follows (2014) - Even better the 2nd go around, I love not knowing when the monster is in a scene or not 28) Ready or Not (2019) - Good comedy and fun set-up, yeah just a fun movie really 29) Orphan (2009) - Recently rewatched this one for Halloween. Still great but had more jump scares than I remember 30) Shutter (2004) - Has a ghost that rivals Samara 31) The Woman in Black (2012) - Never too big on this one but I need to give it another shot still 32) 1408 (2007) - Again, trapped in a single location movies are my jam. Love all the little psychological tricks. We've only just begun! 33) The Evil Dead (1981) - Pales in comparison to the sequels 34) Se7en (1995) - Oh another Fincher detective thriller? HELL YES, even better than Zodiac 35) Alien (1979) - insert original comment here 36) From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) - If not for Kill List this is the best genre twist of all time. Underrated soundtrack too. Listen to Jon Wayne god damn it. 37) Pulse/Kairo (2001) - Runs the risk of being corny and outdated but actually pulls it off nicely. 38) Joshua (2007)- Haven't seen 39) The Fly (1986) - Ah yeah more body horror please! 40) Sleepy Hollow (1999) - Pretty boring for a Tim Burton production 41) [REC] (2007) - One of the most underrated and realistic zombie films ever 42) 28 Days Later (2002) - Some of its outtdated but in general excellent. In the House in a Heartbeat is a jam 43) The Shining (1980) - A descent into madness you wanna watch over and over again 44) Housebound (2014) - More ghost movies like this, please and thank you. Also cast Morgana O'Reilly in more things while you're at 45) House/Hausu (1977) - Absolutely absurd and it's great 46) Don't Breathe (2016) - Don't Barf at the cum scene 47) Kwaidan (1964) - An essential collection of Japanese folk horror, it's compiled so well and incredibly compelling. 48) Rear Window (1954) - Turns you into a voyeur and utilizes its setting so well 49) Unsane (2018) - Loved it a lot at the time but rewatching it I think it's just good. I still love the performance though. 50) 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016) - Hardly hear anyone talk about this anymore. Damn shame Cloverfield Paradox was a disaster. John Goodman's best performance I think. Oh, and what's that? Trapped in a singular location. The Snake alarm is ringing off the charts. --- Bare feet on the tile with my head up in the clouds https://imgur.com/1e1e70S <cite>Snake5555555555 posted [p:946664095] in Guess my T... [t:79068148]...</cite> <quote>Hmmm I suppose I can quickly run through this too 1) Midsommar (2019) - Top ten horror of the decade, beautiful cinematography and love its subversive nature 2) The Ring (2002) - Third scariest film as a kid, still just as horrifying now 3) Hereditary (2018) - Not the biggest fan of it but I do recognize its qualities for sure, Toni Collette deserved an Oscar 4) The Exorcist (1973) - Hey I just talked about this one! 5) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) - They don't make 'em like this anymore 6) The Ritual (2017) - Nice slice of psychological dread, cool monster, a tad forgettable otherwise 7) The Babadook (2014) - I need to watch this again but god damn the kid is so annoying in the best possible way 8) The Thing (1982) - I mean... it's Carpenter at his best 9) Psycho (1960) - Ground-breaker, I mean did you see that flushing toilet. Fun fact no one cares about: I'm wearing a Psycho shirt right now 10) Carrie (1976) - or, how to perfectly film the horror of puberty 11) The Sixth Sense (1999) - I think people forget how actually scary this film is. 12) Zodiac (2007) - One of the best detective thrillers of all time 13) Annihilation (2018) - Gorgeous and excellent body horror but the characters could've been more memorable 14) Lake Mungo (2008) - Feels so real it's criminal, and that beach scene with the doppelganger, Jesus lord 15) Triangle (2009) - Best time loop movie ever 16) Drag Me To Hell (2009) - Funny and memorable, I love it yet I still hesitate to call it a favorite, not sure why 17) The Lighthouse (2019) - Grows on me more and more as time passes and I understand it more. 18) Ringu 2 (1999) - I like how it continues from Ringu and still has that strong edge of mystery solving 19) Trick 'r Treat (2007) - I watch this almost every Halloween and Sam is the best. It's an anthology that connects the stories so well with one another. 20) The Others (2001) - Was never that big on this film but it is atmospheric 21) Antichrist (2009) - Extremely disturbing and an excellent meditation on anxiety and depression. Not my favorite Trier film though. 22) Gerald's Game (2017) - I just love trapped in singular location media 23) The Vanishing (1988) - Soooooo underrated and disturbing 24) The Orphanage (2007) - Just a really solid ghost/haunted house movie 25) The Innkeepers (2011) - See above, actually they're great companion pieces 26) Calibre (2018) - Starts off traumatic and only gets worse, more people need to see this one 27) It Follows (2014) - Even better the 2nd go around, I love not knowing when the monster is in a scene or not 28) Ready or Not (2019) - Good comedy and fun set-up, yeah just a fun movie really 29) Orphan (2009) - Recently rewatched this one for Halloween. Still great but had more jump scares than I remember 30) Shutter (2004) - Has a ghost that rivals Samara 31) The Woman in Black (2012) - Never too big on this one but I need to give it another shot still 32) 1408 (2007) - Again, trapped in a single location movies are my jam. Love all the little psychological tricks. We've only just begun! 33) The Evil Dead (1981) - Pales in comparison to the sequels 34) Se7en (1995) - Oh another Fincher detective thriller? HELL YES, even better than Zodiac 35) Alien (1979) - insert original comment here 36) From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) - If not for Kill List this is the best genre twist of all time. Underrated soundtrack too. Listen to Jon Wayne god damn it. 37) Pulse/Kairo (2001) - Runs the risk of being corny and outdated but actually pulls it off nicely. 38) Joshua (2007)- Haven't seen 39) The Fly (1986) - Ah yeah more body horror please! 40) Sleepy Hollow (1999) - Pretty boring for a Tim Burton production 41) [REC] (2007) - One of the most underrated and realistic zombie films ever 42) 28 Days Later (2002) - Some of its outtdated but in general excellent. In the House in a Heartbeat is a jam 43) The Shining (1980) - A descent into madness you wanna watch over and over again 44) Housebound (2014) - More ghost movies like this, please and thank you. Also cast Morgana O'Reilly in more things while you're at 45) House/Hausu (1977) - Absolutely absurd and it's great 46) Don't Breathe (2016) - Don't Barf at the cum scene 47) Kwaidan (1964) - An essential collection of Japanese folk horror, it's compiled so well and incredibly compelling. 48) Rear Window (1954) - Turns you into a voyeur and utilizes its setting so well 49) Unsane (2018) - Loved it a lot at the time but rewatching it I think it's just good. I still love the performance though. 50) 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016) - Hardly hear anyone talk about this anymore. Damn shame Cloverfield Paradox was a disaster. John Goodman's best performance I think. Oh, and what's that? Trapped in a singular location. The Snake alarm is ringing off the charts. --- Bare feet on the tile with my head up in the clouds https://imgur.com/1e1e70S</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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