Favorite Horror Movie Of All Time

[EvonRose]

Barney the purple dinosaur, that fat bitch was scary when I grew up.

[TS CANDY NY]

stephen king "IT" i don't do clown with or without make-up

[urbanchampion]

I know it's not the greatest of all time...but it's a very interesting and wierd horror movie. The first Phantasm movie is something that any horror fan should watch. The other 3 movies in the series are watchable, but certainly not as good as the first one. If you haven't seen it, check it out and tell me what you think.

Also, Night of the Demons are three movies that are kinda cheesy, but they're pretty classic in my opinion. The series just seems to have been forgotten except for those who are serious horror fans.

[Dino Velvet]

Also, Night of the Demons are three movies that are kinda cheesy, but they're pretty classic in my opinion. The series just seems to have been forgotten except for those who are serious horror fans.

Best part of Night of the Demons. Those titties.

[urbanchampion]

Best part of Night of the Demons. Those titties.

HAHAHA! SHIIIIIIIIIIT! Someone actually remembers the movie!

*high five to my man Dino*

And yes, those tits were great!

[Dino Velvet]

HAHAHA! SHIIIIIIIIIIT! Someone actually remembers the movie!

*high five to my man Dino*

And yes, those tits were great!

My jaw dropped to the floor when that woman got naked. Perfect tits. Would've loved to get a shot of that shaved pink gash of hers. Bet it's lovely.

[Cecil Rhodes]

Barney the purple dinosaur, that fat bitch was scary when I grew up.

i have a t-shirt you might like Evon . it has Barney Rubble standing next to .a headless Barney the Dinosaur. B.R. has B;D;s head in one hand and a large knife in the other with a caption that says " . there can only be one barney "

[pantybulge69]

bump (in "spirit" of Halloween)

[tsmirandameadows]

Haven't read through the whole thread, so my apologies if it's already been mentioned, but my favorite horror movie has to be The Descent. The premise -- several female spelunkers trapped in a cave -- is unoriginal but the claustrophobia, eye for pacing, and interpersonal tension between the characters makes for an absolutely superb film. When the creatures first show up in the final act of the film, I was quite literally frozen in panic as all hell broke loose on the screen. On a side note, it's directed by the same Scottish director who made the excellent Dog Soldiers. At any rate, highly recommended.

[Jackal]

Yes, Juno was one of the all-time great onscreen badasses.