imo a nightmare on elm street is the best horror ever made just because wen i was younger i couldnt sleep at night after watching it and its a scary horror
Those early memories of horror films are the best. I remember watching Christopher Lee in Dracula 1972 AD with my dad. I must have been about 10 and it sticks with me to this day
I will have to think about horror novels. I haven't read too many recently, but I did read a lot in the past. I'll post a response in a week or so. Great list of films, the only one I hadn't seen was Creep, so I'll have to check that out.
imo a nightmare on elm street is the best horror ever made just because wen i was younger i couldnt sleep at night after watching it and its a scary horror
Danzo1212 2 years ago
Those early memories of horror films are the best. I remember watching Christopher Lee in Dracula 1972 AD with my dad. I must have been about 10 and it sticks with me to this day
knifesedge 2 years ago
I was surprised that "Hellraiser" was not in your Top 10 - a horror classic. It's sequel is, perhaps, even better...
siasti 2 years ago
I like Hellraiser, but it's not one I tend to go back and watch. As with most of Barker's stuff, I think the books are so much better than the films.
knifesedge 2 years ago
Excellent list! I forgot about 'Creep.' that movie scared the crap out of me.
johnnysmooth 3 years ago
Thanks for watching Johnny. Indeed, Creep is a modern classic
knifesedge 3 years ago
I will have to think about horror novels. I haven't read too many recently, but I did read a lot in the past. I'll post a response in a week or so. Great list of films, the only one I hadn't seen was Creep, so I'll have to check that out.
Davesghola 3 years ago
Creep is definately worth a shot and I have a soft spot for Franke Potente ;-)
knifesedge 3 years ago