Top 10 Horror Movies Of All Time? Movies Unlimited Halloween Movie Buzz 4.4

[GizmoCh5]

since when has the silence of the lambs been scary

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@GizmoCh5 I don't know that it would have made my own "Top 10 Horror," but I've come to appreciate it more than I did on first viewing in subsequent years. You neglected to add your own Top 10, though. What are your choices? Thanx for watching :)

[GizmoCh5]

@MoviesUnlimitedInc 1. The Shining 2. Fright Night 3. Evil Dead 4. Texas Chainsaw Massacre 5. The Ring dunno about the others but anyway good list

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@kappinn991 Nice list! Incredible when you think about it, but every movie on that list has been remade (at least once!) except for "An American Werewolf in London."

[kappinn991]

Where the fuck is The Shining ?

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@kappinn991 That exact same question plagued me as I shot the video :) I definitely think that would have made my own list....of 10, I think. Here each fellow was only picking five, and I wonder if I'd have been able to stack it up that high. Maybe. A great movie. Thanx for watching & making an eloquent case for the Kubrick classic! :)

[kappinn991]

@MoviesUnlimitedInc Great list BTW !

[24SparrowJack]

28 days later there not zombies

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@24SparrowJack I prefer to believe so myself, since I always like to see my zombies lumbering slowly along in the "White Zombie" and Romero traditions...but quite a few do put the Boyle pic in the "zombie" genre. Thanks 4 watching & commenting :)

[STEVIEBOY551]

It's too late for me to watch this lol. I'm waaayyyy too jumpy at this time :p ill watch tomrrow with my friends

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@STEVIEBOY551 Gory Irv is even scarier! 

[oopirates96]

what about evil dead

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@oopirates96 Yea, Evil Dead is excellent! Have been a huge fan since 1st seeing it on VHS. LOVED Evil Dead 2 in theater. Less thrilled w/Army of Darkness. But agreed, the original is Groovy. Thanks for adding to our list!

[TheSiepp]

Exorcist was a piece of garbage

[Imcrazybored]

YES, HALLOWEEN is amazing, the original one was so intense. hands down still one of my fave movies.

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@Imcrazybored And it's one of those movies where the music really makes a difference. One of the creepiest scores ever composed. Thanks 4 watching & writing in :) Happy Halloween!

[killerluuk]

WTF how evrybody keeps forgetting teh ring?? ewh scary ass shit, bitch climbing outta tv :P

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@killerluuk Well we don't forget the S.A.S. in The Ring...there's just never enough time to mention em all! Happy Halloween

[killerluuk]

@MoviesUnlimitedInc true true thanx :) ive got a question, do you mby have a good recommanded of the scariest horror film i might not hve seen ? :) as i have seen hundreds and need new ideas 4 halloween :) happy halloween m8 :P

[mujerado]

Polanski's "legal problems" have nothing to do with the quality of any movie he's made. "Rosemary's Baby" was and is a masterpiece.

[Citrus3000]

...Texas Chainsaw Massacre?

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@Citrus3000 That always makes my list of the Top 10 (assuming you are referring to the original). Amazing how it and Psycho are based on the same wretched true story & both have their unique identities & both are unforgettable classics. And both, yes, still creepy as all get-out. Thanks 4 watching & commenting!

[nickdr5672]

Nice list but what about 1408?

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@nickdr5672 Hmmm...I (our video producer) kinda remember that one being ok. My favorite Stephen King hotel room number, however, is Room 237 (at the Overlook, of course): "Ain't nothin' in Room 237!" Thanks for watching & adding to our ever-growing list! :)

[Nijikuma]

1.Halloween

2.Nightmare on Elm Street

3.Friday the 13th

4.Dementia 13

5.City of the Dead

6.Profundo Roso(Deep Red)

7.Suspiria( I Know it's spelled wrong please forgive me lol)

8.The Exocist(the Version you never seen)

the list goes on but this is but a few of my favorite Horror movies =)

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@Nijikuma An excellent list, can't argue with those! Oh wait, yes I can :)

I (video producer) love The Exorcist too, but I much prefer the original version to The Version (I Wish!) I'd Never Seen. Thanks for watching & commenting :)

[The4clowncorp]

ha ' hey i like the haunting have u seen it?'

'errr yeah i've seen it'

No SHIT sherlock!

[The4clowncorp]

I like this guy he loves silence of the lambs you get loads of dickheads who have never seen a film as good as that and fucking love the shit that they watch.SILENCE OF THE LAMBS FTW!!!

[uglyfudge]

My favorites go "Exorcist" (also original, "Shining", "The Omen" (the original, not the 2006 remake), "In the Mouth of Madness" (the beginning was the best, then it got weird), "Psycho", "The Haunting" (the one mentioned in the video, and a bunch of others.

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@uglyfudge Original Shining is definitely the Best Shining! Nice list. Many people talk up In the Mouth of Madness, a Carpenter flick I (Irv's cameraman) have never caught up with. Thanks for writing in!

[MrGABESYH]

28 days later is not zombies there raged people... amazing film love the fact it's British

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@MrGABESYH There does seem to be a little debate going around as to whether or not 28 Days Later constitutes an "official" zombie movie. We can definitely agree it's nice to see the Brits excelling at horror :) Thanks for watching!

[Dcizpaid]

Qaurintine is the best horror film of all time

[TheWiseman03]

1. Excorist (original)

2. Halloween

3.The Silence Of The Lambs

4.A nightmare on elm street (1984)

5. Psyco

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@TheWiseman03 Wise choices, Wiseman03!

[Pearldrummer54]

@TheWiseman03 my dad said after my grandma saw psycho she didnt shower for like 2 weeks or somthing because she though she was going to get killed......Hitchcock has some gnarly movies

[pattycarljackson]

@TheWiseman03 great choice halloween is the best

[txmoney]

The Exorcist is the most frightening film ever made. I include the original Dawn of the Dead in the top five (even higher on the list than the original Night of the Living Dead). It's shocking how Dawn is often forgotten. It was not only utterly terrifying but depicted the true subtext of the zombie genre through the consumerism metaphor.

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@txmoney Thanks for checking us out & commenting! I (speaking as the man behind the camera) can watch "Dawn" over and over and over again & it feels fresh every time. People I think are less divided over Dawn than The Exorcist because of the humorous elements to Dawn. W/Exorcist, it would seem, you're scared or you're not; with Dawn, you can always appreciate the satire cause the movie's not "just" out to scare you. BTW I think I'd agree w/you about Exorcist. :)

[txmoney]

@MoviesUnlimitedInc I agree with you. I wonder how many of those that did NOT find The Exorcist frightening would feel the same if they had watched it when it originally appeared on the big screen. Time has a way of diminishing the sheer terror the audiences experienced during the original theatrical release. Frankenstein had audiences fainting in the aisles. People became violently ill in the theater while viewing the Exorcist. When has a film since Jaws affected people like that?

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@txmoney When I saw Exorcist reissued some years ago, there was much, much laughter in the audience. Amazing (& kinda sad) to see how its power to terrify had diminished (at least with that crowd), but there you go. I remember Blair Witch having a big (if also much disputed) impact. I just actually got the Blu ray of Blair Witch and will be interested to see if it still "works" (I liked it when I saw it in the theater, but wonder if it has any lasting power).

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@RodriguezFan26 Can't argue with those picks! Well, maybe one. I must say (as the man behind the camera) I was less enamored of the re-cut Exorcist than the original cut. I thought it was perfect the way it was. I was with some other fans who called it the Version I Wish I'd Never Seen! :) Meanwhile, I'm also a fan of Friedkin's underrated "Bug"...and am dying of curiosity to see what has everyone so angry w/his French Connection re-colorization. Thanks for watching!

[chickinglicking]

halloweens best

[CinemaCrypt]

Irv has good taste in films.

[ekimusman2]

You guys are great! Keep it up!

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@ekimusman2 Thanks! If you are a horror fan, you will also want to check out "Ghouly" Irv's "MovieFrightFare" vids, seen here on our YouTube channel & on our page at Famous Monsters of Filmland. Irv's regular reviews & articles you can find on the MovieFanFare blog. Thanks for watching :)

[theWORLDisSPIKE]

does the movie alien

relate to alien vs predator movies?

just asking...but yea great movies

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@theWORLDisSPIKE I guess you can say the movies are thinly connected (tho I confess, as the man behind the camera, I've never seen AVP nor read the comic) -- Bishop (Lance Henriksen) is in both Aliens and AVP. Thanks for watching & writing in! :)

[theshadowcult]

@theWORLDisSPIKE relate yes

basically they took the aliens from Alien and the aliens from Predator and made them competing races, then they a few humans in the middle of it all.

If you watch predator 2 you can even seen a "Alien" skull trophy on the ship at the end. However as the movies goes, Alien and Predator have nothing in common except the Alien V's Predator movies.

[skagerstrom]

@theWORLDisSPIKE Oh my god. So it has begun. I guess you are somewhat younger? Alien, Aliens (Alien 2), Alien3 and Alien Ressurection are the REAL Alien movies. Predator and Predator 2 (and the new Predators movie maybe?) are the REAL Predator movies.

AvP are horrible. Someone thought it would be "cool" to make movies of a comic based on the above mentioned movies.

[uzamakirendan]

I think Jaws was a good movie but not that scary :/ I don't know why > . >

[OneStep600]

my top 10 10.Orphan 9.The Grudge 8.The Shining 7.Halloween 6.Jaws 5.Night of The Lving Dead 4.Friday the 13th 3.A nightmare on Elm Street 2.Childs Play 1.The Exorcist

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@OneStep600 Quality fright flicks all!

[xerke]

The hills have eyes is also a scarey one

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@xerke Original or redux? The man behind the camera confesses he's not seen the redo...thanks for watching !

[ImakeGamingVideos]

Troll 2 All the Way!

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@ImakeGamingVideos We're saving that recommendation for our special program devoted ENTIRELY to Troll 2. Keep watching our page on Famous Monsters of Filmland's site (where our MovieFrightFare program is hosted) and MovieFanFare! :) Thanks for watching!

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@SimpsonsGirl426 Whooooaaa! Jaws, "not scary"? Well, what can you say? One generation's ultimate fear gets laughs in the next, maybe? After I saw it, I was afraid to go in the POOL, forget about the ocean! There's that famous story about the lady calling James Whale in 1931 to tell him she lost sleep over "Frankenstein"...I imagine very few people get too scared by the Karloff classic today. Thanks for watching!

[RageOfTheKage]

THE SHINING IS THE GREATEST OF ALL MY FRIENDS!

[wadereed27]

i would add hell raiser and texas chainsaw

[DirectorActor]

Ive Seen All Of The Movies in The Halloween Series And All Of Them Were NOT SCARY!!!!!

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@DirectorActor Now don't go away without giving us your picks! (BTW, I'd probably agree with you about most of the sequels, but I do think the original still very capable of providing some shivers)

[DirectorActor]

@MoviesUnlimitedInc Ok Heres My Picks For My Top 10 Scariest Movies 10.28 Weeks Later 9.Jaws 8.Alien 7.Nightmare On Elm Street 6.28 days later 5.Night Of The Living Dead 4.Grudge 2 3.Doom 2.Friday The 13th 1.Grudge 1

[pattycarljackson]

@DirectorActor how were they not. its not like its gonna make you jump. its michael him self that makes it good

[0Tom0Tube]

alien isnt scary at all!

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@0Tom0Tube Wow, "not scary at all"? I see you were much too young to have seen the chest-burster scene on the big screen during its initial release! I (man behind the camera) was only a kid at the time, but I found it pretty darn creeptastic! Let us know your own favorites! (And if you're a monsterfan, stop by the Famous Monsters of Filmland site or MovieFanFare to see our other MovieFrightFare episodes! :)

[0Tom0Tube]

@MoviesUnlimitedInc I still dont think alien is that scary i have watched it loads of times and alien 2 was much scarier it made you jump like hell! the chest busting scene just made the film awsome not scary but i respect your view

[swilloughby32]

remakes suck>my top 5 in no particular order but originals............texas chainsaw massacre...the fog...phantasm....night of the living dead....polterguist

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@swilloughby32 Nice list! I'm a Phantasm fan myself! I remember my friends and I going around shouting "BOY!!!" back in the day.

[082490john1]

yeah... ^_^

[911BEN119]

these 2 bore me...

[Apocalypse12345678]

28 days later is so lame! didnt even i scared me a bit

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@Apocalypse12345678 As the guy behind the camera, I have to say I'd agree. I prefer my zombies slow moving (and occasionally funny), Romero-style. Thanks for watching! :)

[tylenol2k7]

The Exorcist? Really. Interesting movie, but can anyone say overrated.

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@tylenol2k7 I think it's true that many folks of the younger generation definitely don't get as much from The Exorcist. As the not-so-old man behind the camera, it pains me to say it, as it's one of my favorites, too. I see you rank Carpenter's Halloween highly & I agree!

[TheLorax11]

The shining? IT? The Ring? The Descent? Dawn of the Dead? High Tensions? but those were good choices. esp the exorcist.

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@TheLorax11 If it were me (man behind the camera) in front, I definitely would have picked The Shining! Descent & Dawn great choices, too. Red-faced to say I never saw High Tension but heard much of it. Thanks for watching!

[Torkenxoll]

28 days later was not a zombie movie they were infected with rage

[directorman0471]

some good choices... just wish that they didn't have the choices posted in the background... idk I guess I just like a little suspense

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@directorman0471 Yea, you can blame me (the man behind the camera) for removing that little bit of suspense. I went back and forth on it, and decided instead to have our viewers see that some of (what are probably) their favorites too were going to be talked about. Thanks for watching & commenting :)

[TheBestToasty]

Good Video ;)

But where's the "Shining"?

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@TheBestToasty Thanks! Actually, "Ghouly" Irv just mentioned that fantastic fright film (I think I would have included it had I been in front of the camera and not behind it!) in our "Pieces of Terror-ific Trivia" piece over on our page at the new Famous Monsters of Filmland site...

[Rootiksurf]

The Exorcist 100% the best and scariest horror movie of all time!

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@Rootiksurf The man behind the camera is forced to agree! Thanks for checking out our picks

[xxSHAUNxx100]

i want that backround in my room

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@xxSHAUNxx100 Looks like at least you have it on your channel! :)

[kane666]

i agree a lot of the choices and ad some more like animal cemetery, jaws,candyman, it, children of the corn, in the mouth of madness but i can understand you got to narrow it down otherwise the list will goes on forever :D

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@kane666 For some of us, the choices COULD go on forever! If you liked Irv's coverage of horror here, don't miss our fun "Ghouly Irv" videos hosted by the new Famous Monsters of Filmland site (and also run on the MovieFanFare blog)! :)

[MegaHermaphrodite]

They have the posters of all their choices hanging in the wall behind them which gives their answers away. And i must agree that the Exorcist is the SCARIEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!!!!Period

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

(The man behind the camera says...) Well, yes, but maybe then the suspense is we don't know which one of them loves what movies :) What was a bit dispiriting to me was to go to the theater to see the Exorcist reissue & hear the audience laughing most of the time. But yes, it's an enduring & scary classic. Thanks for watching!

[TheHorrorNetwork]

I was almost afraid to say but yes, the

exorcist is outdated and I don't think it's

scaring anyone anymore (despite of the title it holds

it holds) very, very nice segment. props.

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

@TheHorrorNetwork I'd accidentally left a "thanks" comment on one of the other vids you'd posted on the network (!! No doubt they were a little confused), so just to take a second here -- thanks for the kind words on our segment! You might also like the "MovieFrightFare" videos we do on the Famous Monsters of Filmland site :)

[sawaugust]

MY NUMBER ONE FAVEORITE HORROR FILM IS saw 2004 and i also love the sequals there awsome to

[tlofee]

You have some excellent choices,but can I throw in a favorite of mine Candyman...Candyman......Candy­man.....Candyman.....Candyman.­Classic.

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

Another great choice!

[1981z28camaro]

"The Thing" is a great one too

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

Yes! One of those rare remakes that truly stands on its own.

[paddioche]

good video guys, thanks

[MoviesUnlimitedInc]

Glad you enjoyed! It was fun to shoot