Horror Film Recommendations

Embrace older films too. As I've aged (:cry:) I'm finding that a lot of the older and/or black and white horrors I first saw as a kid are having more of a psychological effect on me, whereas their creeping, uneasy sublety might have been lost first time round.
 
Evil Residence
The Howling
Village of the dammed
The Mangler (that one is horrid, blood n guts lol)
The Langoliers (well i like it lol)
House of wax ( gory)
The Descent
Carrie
The Thing
Wolf Creek ( not a horror, but good still)
 
Dead Set....Considering it was an E4 production this film/series was pretty damn good.....I found myself hiding behind a cushion:o and lowering the volume the first time I watched it......I probably enjoyed it more second time around as I could actually watch the film in it`s entirety.....and Davina McCall was the mother of all Zombies.....The odd hole in the plot and a couple of..."why did they do that" moments...but nevertheless an excellent film and definitely well worth a view.....Critics loved it as well.
 
Ones that I like that I haven't seen mentioned yet:
I prefer the more suspenseful creepy ones rather than the ones that are 'just' gorey although suspense AND gore together work well for me also.

Silent Hill
Suspiria
Hush (out to rent/buy soon) - Very tense low budget thriller
Creep
Storm Warning
Dead Silence
Pin
The Sentinel
Magic
Rosemarys baby
Don
 
From Within
Paranormal Activity
Laid to rest
Funny Games
The Strangers
Awake
Hard Candy

I be gettting 5 of them for the weekend..( get 4 for
 
The best ones are probably The Thing, TCM (original but I also liked the remake and the prequel), Halloween, The Evil Dead trilogy and Nightmare on Elm Street.

I thought My Little Eye was scary in a way. Try to find a copy of the TV version of The Woman in Black - it's very creepy and frightening, one part in particular will have you screaming!!

I also like Last House on the Left, but it's not so much a horror.
 
I saw Paranormal Activity last night and I enjoyed. It's best watched in complete darkness :p, makes it more scarier lol. Obviously this film isn't for everyone but I'd recommend it.
 
Wolf Creek(Horror/Thriller if you want), and Last House on the Left(both versions) fall under the Horror genre. Horror isn't just supernatural elements. :p
 
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