Recommend Your Favorite Horror Movies

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Also not a movie, but Syfy had this amazing series Channel Zero. It only lasted 4 seasons but it was genuinely scary and had some of the most disturbing imagery I’ve ever seen in a TV show.

It was an anthology series, each season took a popular creepypasta and expanded it. Season 2 was the best and season 1 was based on my all-time favorite creepypasta Candle Cove.

Highly recommend if you can find it.
Anonymous
The Orphanage
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Anonymous wrote:Not a movie, but The Haunting of Hill House limited series on Netflix has become a must-watch for me in October each year. I prefer ghosts over gore, and this one scared me in a good way.


I loved The Haunting of Bly Manor. Scary and enthralling with such a bittersweet ending.

I’m watching Midnight Mass now, which has the same director and many of the same actors.


PP who recommended Hill House. I actually didn’t like Bly Manor as much - I just rewatched it recently to give it a second chance. I’m also in the middle of Midnight Mass. I’ve got 3 episodes left, and I will admit that I watched it too late one night and it messed with my dreams. Still don’t like it as much as Hill House, but I am enjoying it.
Anonymous
Let the Right One In. Either the Swedish or American version. Both are good.
Anonymous
OP here. Thanks for all the recommendations. We watched the Conjuring and now we're pretty much committed to finishing the Conjuring "universe". We'll see if The Conjuring 2 is as good as the first.
Anonymous
My mom is so terrified of Rosemary's Baby to this day. She would tell me how scary it was and I watched it in my twenties and was like meh, this isn't so scary. Then I happened to watch it after I had my first child and it scared the living crap out of me. Interesting to watch that movie after having had a baby of your own--completely terrifying.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for all the recommendations. We watched the Conjuring and now we're pretty much committed to finishing the Conjuring "universe". We'll see if The Conjuring 2 is as good as the first.


It’s not nearly as good, OP. But it’s still entertaining enough.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The Orphanage


I didn’t think that one was scary at all… just depressing.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for all the recommendations. We watched the Conjuring and now we're pretty much committed to finishing the Conjuring "universe". We'll see if The Conjuring 2 is as good as the first.


It’s not nearly as good, OP. But it’s still entertaining enough.


Agree. Not as good as the first (what is?), but still pretty good.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My mom is so terrified of Rosemary's Baby to this day. She would tell me how scary it was and I watched it in my twenties and was like meh, this isn't so scary. Then I happened to watch it after I had my first child and it scared the living crap out of me. Interesting to watch that movie after having had a baby of your own--completely terrifying.


Interesting -- I haven;t watched it since having a kid. I'll have to go back and watch it again. I felt meh about it too - but that was well before I was a parent
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If you loved Get Out…try Us also from Jordan Peale.


This. Have not seen Get Out but Us still creeps me out a few years later. *shudder*
Anonymous
What do the horror enthusiasts think of “the people
Under the stairs”?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:What do the horror enthusiasts think of “the people
Under the stairs”?


My husband loves this one. For me it was ok.
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