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Horror

Vampire, zombie, and slasher films all live under this section. Review the creepiest, most cringe-worthy films here. There's scary, then there's the INSANELY SCARY. Check out our master list of Best Horror Movies, as well as all sorts of horror tinged rankings of things like Best Vampire Movie, Best Slasher Movie, The Scariest Movies of All Time, Best Werewolf Movie, Best Stephen King Movie, and our list of Hammer Studio Movies.

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4 days ago

i love this movie! it may not be as scary as other movies but it really kept me"at the edge of my seat" not like the second part wich was just messed up and terrible. but not that terrible. it was ok but it still had suckish parts
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4 days ago

I found it more annoying than frightening. I liked the dead cat coming back to life deal, and what did those morons posing as parents think was going to happen if they let their kid run out and play in the road with all those big trucks going by? Fred Gwynne was good.
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5 days ago

'Puppet Master' is an incredibly stupid movie. If you're remotely scared of puppets, this lame movie will make you realize how you may be over exaggerating.
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7 days ago

Louisiana’s boggy, heavy atmosphere is a character as well as a backdrop for this 2005 thriller. Gena Rowlands at 75 is amazing in her role as feisty Violet Devereaux the wife of stroke victim Ben played by John Hurt. Home nurse, Caroline (Kate Hudson) answers an ad and finds herself becoming Ben’s live-in caretaker in a creepy old southern mansion where the mirrors are all mysteriously missing. An ornate skeleton key, a mysterious closed-up attic room, brick dust, musical chants, and hoodoo rituals blend together to cover a dark secret with a beautifully executed twist ending that this watcher didn’t see coming. This movie held my interest – I would watch it again.
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7 days ago

Lemmee see,my last summer as a teenager I got shitfaced and tried to backdoor every girl who would stand still long enough.


As much fun as that was it was scarier than this piece of shit.
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8 days ago

Not really scary, but this is a great movie. Detective story set in Victorian England where Jack the Ripper killed hookers and dissected their bodies. Overall its a very stylish and entertaining film.
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8 days ago

I agree with Twansalem, when I was a kid this was a scary movie. Somehow I doubt it would have the same impact on me now.
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8 days ago

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8 days ago

Not really a horror, but a good movie to watch with a half decent story line!!!
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8 days ago

Not really a horror flick, more a modern morality fable with a prime Al Pacino scenery chewing performance and a typically wooden Keanu Reeves lead. While I recall being impressed with the film at the time, I suspect it wouldn't stand up to a revisiting. Similar ground about leveraging evil to productive ends was covered to greater effect in the film The Stunt Man with Peter O'Toole providing a great mid career performance.
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