favourite horror film

[bobtheduck]

this may have already been asked but whats yours?

[kick3m0n]

not sure if it counts as Horror, but my answer would be Seven (or Se7en, if you prefer!).

[alunrw]

Watched a good one the other day that had me jumping about a bit :-) - "Dead Birds" but personal "favourites" woiuld have to be Frankenstein with Boris Karloff - not frightening I know, but classic nonetheless, The entity is also good for the old neck hair !!

[KebabMeister]

Okay, it's a sci-fi Horror, but I rather liked the John Carpenter version of 'The Thing'.  Awesome film!

I love the old Hammer films too.... virtually any of them!!

[corganiser]

Seven for me too.

[rja211077]

Psycho

[Loosehead]

Well Sci fi Horror, Alien.

Generall Horror: Zombies: Dawn of the dead, the one in the shopping centre.

[johntheplamf]

A good modern one is the Japanese film, Dark Water, really creepy.

[Philtaz]

I was scared witless the first time I saw Jaws, don't know if it counts as a horror film though.

[angelasashes]

Well let me see, The Texas chainsaw (original), The Entity, I spit on your grave, Halloween, .....the list goes on. But one thing for sure, horrors are not as scary nowadays as they used to be, Oh nearly 4got.. The Exorcist!!!! x

[bernardo]

Theatre of Blood

[Dark Angel]

The Shining.

[GucciGal]

NIghtmare on Elm Street!

[feelap]

Either 'The Eye' or the original japanese version of 'The Grudge'

[lizzierose]

don't look now. the donald sutherland film. creepy as hell

[galltin]

The Birds

Aliens

Seven

Remember been scared shatless by Quatermass when I was little (on the telly).

[karabulut]

I have to have at least two pairs of clean underpants on hand every time I watch 'The Exorcist'..

[Peri]

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