The best are the ones that scare you for real! a few good ones out there! Watch em by yourself at midnight no one home!! See if they scare ya than!

Omen 1 and 2

The Exorcist scarred me as a child. I could not sleep for days and days. My all time favorite horror flick is still the original "Halloween". 

I agree with most, "Halloween Kills" is absolute slasher trash. I spit my drink when Laurie says, "It's only a paper cut". ("It's just a flesh wouuuuund" came to mind and I laughed heartily). 

For me its got to be the one and only Psycho. For me its was the first horror movie that set a president that still radiates today. 

I have pet rats.  They're great pets, very affectionate and very smart.  They can learn their names and basic tricks, and I had one figure out how to open the cage.  So my favorite horror movie is the Crispin Glover version of Willard.  Willard gets almost everything about rats right.  I read an interview with the trainer and he was quoted as saying "At first no one wanted to be friends with the guy in charge of 500 rats.  Then we started filming, and people would interact with them for a bit.  At the end of filming, everyone wanted one."  Fun fact--the same species of rat that played Ben is used to detect land mines in Africa and Asia.

There's a great movie called "The Platform" that was really good. 

I just watched "Lights Out". Nice movie, entertaining and with some tension, I'd say a bit less silly than most horror movies, a little too short I think, maybe because it wasn't boring, but it felt like it ended quite fast.

The Ring films and The Exorcists are my kind of horror films. The ones that get you in a mental way more so than eyes. The gore type, nope, don't just do it for me at all! 

I love the hallowween series. i ma having issues wondering how laurie died but all of a sudden in the last 2 movies she suddenly alive. but i am hoping Halloween Ends really is the ending of the series. it will be the end of a great series of movies that will go down in horror film histroy. if they try to continue after then its only for money and loses credibility in my mind.

You can’t beat the slasher classics for me, I like Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween etc. More recently, I’ve really enjoyed The Conjuring and Insidious franchises. I also really liked Sinister, Get Out and Us as standalone films.

I have to add the alien movies to this list. They make the horror of aliens and body metamorphasis, into one movie, or several. It makes the genre real and intimidating. The fear of the unknown is also very prevalent in the series. It's like HP Lovecraft in its hayday.

I really liked the Possession but upon looking it up just now it didn't have good reviews. Although I find that most horror movies don't. I vote for The Possession

The Amityville Horror movies will forever be in my top horror movies, but that part could be largely due to the fact that I was watching at far to young of an age and they may or may not have scarred me for life. 

However, in more recent years, I've come to really enjoy the movie 'Lights Out'. True intense thriller feelings that really make you either want to leave or shat your pants. 

The Wailing - Very slow paced but the way that it builds up the mystery is so well done that you don't get bored watching, plus it doesn't go for any cheap horror with jumpscares or anything of that sort.

any Korean or Vietnamese cookery shows scare me, cats are not food