What are your 3 favorite horror flicks?

[Peter Peeker]

NotLD(original)
Dracula(Lugosi)
Dead Alive/Blood Sucking Freaks (tie for 3rd.)

[Street Worm]

Yesterday's top 3 favorites:

-Flesh For Frankenstein (1974)
-Dagon (2001) &
-From Beyond (1986)

Today's top 3 are:

-Dr. X (1932)
-Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933)
-tie: Man Made Monster (1941) &/or Mark of the Vampire (1935)

Tomorrow's top 3 will be:

-The Beach Girls and the Monster (1965)
...(aka Monster From the Surf)
-Frankenstein's Daughter (1958)
-Bride of the Monster (1955)

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[Spore]

American Werewolf in London

Pumpkinhead

Alien

[skullpit]

Dawn of the Dead (original)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
Return of the Living Dead

[Galactus the Planet Eater]

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (original)
The Invisible Man
The Exorcist (never watched it since the first time in theater)

Does War of the Worlds count?

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[Cemetery Can]

tough call...

Cemetery Man
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
original Dawn of the Dead
(and Evil Dead 2, to sneak in a 4th)

[SlappyMcNasty]

Exorcist
Jeepers Creepers
Texas Chainsaw Massacre(2003)

[*PORTHOS*]

The Shining
Halloween
Evil Dead

and a lot more

I have a lot of respect for Wes Craven
he reinvented Horror flicks with Freddy. What can be more frightening than a slasher killing in dreams since when you're younger you're already scared to go to bed after seeing an horror flick

And as much as I disliked Scream 2 and 3, SCREAM was a hell of a movie

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[DARTH POOH]

That's a tough one..I probably would have to go back a ways..Hmm..Ah.
1. "Psycho"
A Hitchcock masterpiece of Horror. I find the subtle criminally insane far more frightening than most of the over the top gore type stuff.
Less is more. The black and white film didn't hurt either.
2. "The Omen" the only "devil/possesion" type film to ever make me really uncomfortable.
3. "Night of the Hunter"
Again, I saw this as a kid and Bob Mitchum was brilliant as a murdering preacher after a couple of kids. "Children???!" [img]eek.gif[/img]
Runner up.."Night of the Living Dead" the original B&W really worked in this rather low budget thriller about the dead come back to life.
Damned creepy film.

[Skull-n-Bones]

Return of The Living Dead
Jaws
Alien