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The Evil Dead films are hilarious. I haven't bothered with the remake - looks too scary for me!

@EricTrommater

@Jnei yeah it ain't funny at all..kinda like Z Nation..

@Charlene I think I saw that, because I do like many zombie films - can't remember it, so it obviously didn't make much of an impression!

Thanks man, I'll check it out.

Seconded. It's terrifying.

The Werner Herzog version of Nosferatu with Klaus Kinsky was also excellent.

@EricTrommater It was, but in my opinion the original was far better.

I really liked it but reading the book was even scarier

@Summer yeah it was..kept me up all night!

John Carpenter's The Thing was one of my favorite movies. However, I do not consider it a "Horror" film...more of a Sci-Fi. I do not care for Horror films at all.

John Carpenter in general.

I'm not sure who said it, whether John Carpenter or Kurt Russell. But they gave a clue in one of the ending scenes of the film in which the last 2 of the survivors were suspicious of each other. In the cold night of winter, you can see the fog of their breaths from only one person.

I love that movie. I also love the original with James Arness as the alien.

The 1956 orginal was waaaay better..

Apparently Michael J Fox and Peter Jackson didn't get along while making that film. There's an interview somewhere in which Fox said something like "Jackson was that nerdy guy in high school who'd make models and stuff. And I'd be the guy making jokes." It was a slight insult. But he couldn't have been more correct also.

28 Days Later is an incredible film. Also, what an amazing soundtrack!

This is so geek! lol I love it.

Hard Candy is one of my all time favs!

@stinkeye_a Awesome.

@Wearschaoswell No, but I know I need ... many of the podcasts I listen have referenced it. It sounds hilarious

You'd probably like "Constantine" - I always enjoy it.

You'd probably like "Constantine" - I always enjoy it.

@RavenCT I did like that as well..

Zombieland, Shaun of the Dead, Cockneys vs Zombies, What we do in the Shadows

@Wearschaoswell The proper Swedish version - the US remake is called Let Me In and I have no desire to see it at all because when the original is so completely perfect, with actors so perfect for the parts, the remake can only possibly be a disappointment.

Gosh do I remember that one. I mistakenly went to the drive-in with my two young kids. Thought they were both asleep but found out they had seen a few scenes. I was horrified and realized I should have left. A very scary movie.

@Summer the original is scary...when they find the teeth, uck!
But the second one is hilarious...Dennis Hopper so spaced out, the other actors say a line, he is obviously supposed to respond, but can't, so they continue As If he had. Then they sling him with about 15 chainsaws, from huge to "baby toy" size and he's supposed to be cutting his way in for the big rescue....but the Styrofoam beams he is cutting keep sticking to the chainsaws & flapping around...among other stuff...maybe 2 of the lowest-budget movies ever made!

Never got to see the second, now glad I didn't. My kids still to this day talk about how I took them to see that movie, especially when they think it's funny to embarrass me. Truth be told I was meeting my sister and her husband there and we didn't have cell phones back then, so I had to go. Neither my sister nor I knew what was playing and all the kids (even hers) were asleep by the time the movie actually came on. I had even turned the volume down so it wouldn't wake them up. But at some point, they woke up, watched a bit and fell asleep again, as I had kept checking. We would have left immediately but our husbands ( who were in the other car) wouldn't, so we were stuck watching it. A night to remember for sure.