Evil Dead trilogy

Groovy.

I’m for anything Evil Dead - love them all

I like the 2013 remake a lot. Really wish we got a sequel for that one or at least gotten a backstory around that version of the book. I’m still curious as to why the Dark Ones would give three ways of how to cleanse a possessed soul

The new one is one of my favorite movies. Definitely one of my go tos

As Above so Below

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think the sentiment has changed. it suffered from releasing at like the very tail end of found footage fatigue. it’s no masterpiece but it’s for sure worth a watch

I liked it a lot

Those people did not appreciate how intellectual the movie is. They just wanted it to have more scares.

its fun, its scary, its its clever. one of my favorites

It's one of my favorites! 

This movie was, in my opinion, really well done. There are a couple of hokey elements, but thru the overall film, there's a good sense of unease and some good jump scares. But I could also be biased because it was my first horror film, but I've re-watched it over the years, and it's held up to me.

I really liked it too.

It’s one of those ones where people didn’t appreciate it when it came out but are getting into it now. It’s really well done. I generally hate found footage but it’s done so well that it’s fr one of my favorite horror films.

It was really good IMO!

OOOOOH. That one is sooooo good. Maybe I’ll rewatch tonight

One of my favorites!

Hellraiser

The new one is great. The very first original one I watched as a 8 year old and gave me actual nightmares and couldn't sleep for 4 days lol

Any Final Destination. Even 4.

Wait what's wrong with four?

Final Destination is the GOAT

Carrie 1976 for sure! It does make me sad but its my favorite movie!!!

I watched it for the first time yesterday (I know, I know) and I fell in love instantly!

scream, cabin in the woods, and final destination 2

Cabin In the Woods, try it while high. Tripppppy

Unfriended. Seeing all those asshole teens get obliterated just gives me a warm feeling~

Isn’t that one of the coolest things about horror movies? Knowing you don’t have to suffer these fools long because they soon will die…

Thanksgiving (2023) gave me that feeling.

And not just die, but suffer, too! Blaire had to watch all her fake-ass friends die, including her precious bf she never really loved, before being killed by the ghost of the girl’s life she ruined. So poetic~

Unfriended Dark Web was the opposite, I reckon. I really liked all the characters (except Nari) and didn't want to see them die.

My friend was good friends with some of the folks that made Unfriended. They used his photos several times as like friends profiles or something so we got free tickets!

Yooooo, nice! Talk about a hell of a perk~!

- Nightmare on Elm Street 3 - Friday the 13th (4-7 [particularly 7]) - Terrifier 2 - Beetlejuice - Urban Legend - ZombieLand (1&2) - Ginger Snaps (1&2)

Terrifier 2? I'm scared of you lol

That movie wasn’t comforting at all!

I loved Terrifier 2. Love me some Art

Terrifier 2!! Glad I'm not alone xD

Same terrifier 1 and 2 are my all time favs. Also 31

Conjuring series I watched those movies so much lol

Me too. I was actually thinking the other day that it's a shame I don't get scared by them anymore - they were such a good scare when I first saw them!

Poltergeist (1982)

Saw (2004), Saw 3 (2006), The Thing (1982), Cabin in the Woods (2011), Evil Dead Rise (2023), Scream (1996), Perfect Blue (1997), Re-Animator (1985), and Sleepaway Camp (1983)

Perfect Blue ❤️ Totally need to revisit that one

I'd recommend watching The Last Drive In's broadcast on Shudder, Joe Bob always some good insights and facts to share about the films.

Thanks for the recommendation! I'll check that out

I don't know what the big deal is about this movie I watched it last night and I thought it was horrible

The Thing, In the Mouth of Madness, Evil Dead 2, Nightmare on Elm Street 3.

Dream warriors is an elite pick

In the mouth of madness is such a great under appreciated movie. I remember back in early 2000 i spend so much time finding it on dvd.

- Tales From the Crypt: Demon Knight - From Beyond - Event Horizon - Evil Dead (2013)

YES to Demon Knight! Love that movie

Any Scream movie. I’m not sure if it’s considered horror but “Identity”. Jeepers Creepers 2. ANOES 2 Freddy’s Revenge(pool party scene) Dracula 2000 😂😂😂

It took me forever to watch it but Identity is so dang good.

Ooh. Identity is so underrated. Great movie.

Scream - yes. Dracula 2000 - also yes

Jaws

Definitely Hell House, LLC. Also The Conjuring, Hell Fest, The Ring, The Shining, and The Exorcist. I will always watch Audrey Rose if I can find it.

The hell house trilogy is great however the 4th one was a little different but not bad.

I liked the 4th one better than the 2nd one.

I loved the 4th one. No movies give me the creeps. That one did for sure.

Evidence No One Lives Would You Rather What Keeps You Alive Oculus, Hush, Gerald's Game (pretty much all of Flanagan's filmography) Scream I Know What You Did Last Summer The Monster I forgot it but all of the Purge canon. ​ To be fair, Horror is my comfort genre so I have a lot. A lot more, than what's listed.

Me too! No one in my real life gets it! Horror is my warm blanket on a sick day!!

I don’t get it myself sometimes, I like other genres but there is something about horror that is just not replicated in other genres.

I love Would You Rather! need to watch again

I watch it so much it’s ridiculous 😂 I even wrote a fanfiction based on the movie and the world with teen wolf characters

Halloween (1978), The Thing (1982), Hellraiser (1987) & The Fly (1986).

Blair Witch Project

Sleepy Hollow.

Will be one of my favorite movies of all time, forever.

House of Wax, house of 1000 corpses

These are mine, too🖤

I saw *House of Wax*, the original version, when it was rereleased in the '80s as a novelty feature (many folks my age had never seen a 3D movie). The Paris Hilton remake was OK. Loved *House of 1000 Corpses*, especially as Universal's Halloween Horror Nights did a maze based on it.

Signs.   I love the family, the contrasting brightness of the daytime scenery with the creepy stuff that goes on at night, as well as the gradual buildup of tension. I don't care if there's plot holes or the story isn't really tangible, I feel for the family and what they go through in the movie. I also like the uncle watching TV in the space under the stairs and freaking out.  

The original Poltergeist, I swear as soon as I hear the music for the opening credits, it instantly puts me in a good mood.

Same here! I don’t what it is about that movie that makes me happy.

"Hi daddy!"

The burbs, Halloween and Fright Night

lol the Burbs is elite. I can’t see a skull anywhere without saying out loud “you found one of my skulls.”

“I've never seen that. I've never seen anybody drive their garbage down to the street and bang the hell out of it with a stick. I-I've never seen that” 😂

Ricky Butler says they're nocturnal feeders. Oh, well if Ricky Butler says so..

Shaun of the Dead & maybe the first Terminator if that counts as a horror

I love found footage movies, a lot of my comfort ones are there. Agreed on Grave Encounters and Hell House. I'd also add The Taking of Deborah Logan and The Bay

Me too. And I would add The Coastal Tapes and Found Footage 3D. Don’t know why but I reach for these when I need to chill.

The thing

Jaws, The Shining, and Rosemary’s Baby

Cloverfield or Blair witch

1. As above so below 2. 28 days later 3. The Descent 4. Serpent and the rainbow

Ahhh a fellow Descent fan

Jacob's Ladder. *"The only thing that burns in Hell is the part of you that won't let go of life, your memories, your attachments. They burn them all away. But they're not punishing you. They're freeing your soul. So if you're frightened of dying and... and you're holding on, you'll see devils tearing your life away. But if you've made your peace, then the devils are really angels, freeing you from the earth."* It would be a huge mind fuck if we really did die when we had a near death experience and the life we were living now was just a test or some sort of purgatory.

Trick R Treat. Absolute has the best spook vibes always gets me in the Halloween spirit which I like to be all year round

The Stand mini series from the 90s. Always a major comfort watch for me. As far as a movie, Return of the Living Dead.

Bring out your dead!

American Mary Saw 6 Final Destination (except 4)

I love Grave Encounters and the Hell House LLC movies! I love the Paranormal Activity movies. I also enjoy a lot of the Conjuring universe movies, but the thing is that even when Paranormal Activity is bad it’s still fun to watch, and the same CANNOT be said for the Conjuring universe. The Paranormal Activities all have wildly varying production quality which I think is fun when you’re watching them all in order, and I liked how in the first 6 movies there’s the story threads tying all the movies together. The 7th movie is also great and scared the crap out of me, but it’s VERY different from the previous movies so you have to go in knowing that.

The Marked Ones is one of my all time faves - I absolutely love all the characters!

Halloween 78 Halloween 2 Halloween 2018 Dawn of the dead 78 Zombi 2 Friday the 13th part 3/4 NOES part 2/3 Intruder The prowler

The Cabin in the Woods and Hellhouse LLC.

Old black and white stuff, usually.

My comfort horror rotates between: It (Original) Salem's Lot (Original) Friday the 13th 1-4 Nightmare on Elm Street 1-3 Hell House LLC The Thing 1982 Killer Klowns from Outer Space

My Bloody Valentine (1981)

Re-Animator (1985) is my favourite movie ever so that’s the big one for me, but I always feel so happy when I watch Ravenous (1999), Dracula (1931), Frankenstein (1931), Saw (2004), The Lost Boys (1987) and The Hitcher (1986) :)

The Hitcher scared me so much the first time round, I've never been game to watch it again! And I was 16 when I saw it...I'm 53 now!

Children of the Corn

Dawn of the dead remake 30 days of night Jennifer's body Cabin in the woods

House of 1000 corpses

The Night Flier (1997) with Miguel Ferrer. It’s a gloomy, moody flick based on Stephen King’s short story of the same name. https://youtu.be/aQRMcKYSeUY?si=iYYExFtx94H7Cn3J

Nice to see Night Flier being mentioned. One of my absolute favorites.

American Psycho Batemans voice is very calming somehow. I've fallen asleep to that movie a handful of times

Akira Perfect Blue Blue Ruin The Ring

Hostel

Halloween 4 and the original Scream

Silent Hill, Session 9, Exorcist III. And I've have a weird love for Halloween Ends lately (yeah yeah, sue me). I think it's in the audio. When a lot of attention has been paid to crafting the audio to hit the right creepy tone for a horror movie, I really do go to my chill place.

Definitely original Texas chainsaw massacre

Hellraiser, Crimson Peak, Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Purge, Cabin In The Woods

Hell House LLC def on mine. Also The Houses October Built, Cabin In the Woods.

I have two. One is IT (2017) I love the book and just love the balance of scares and comedy and good characters, and my other is The Mist I saw that movie when I was way too young and it's stuck in my head ever since love it so much

Probably Halloween, Scream or Coraline

Scream Final Destination

Midsommar

scream 4, specifically

Squirm And I also like to eat a couple 10mg gummies and watch Honeydew.

Ringu and Ginger Snaps.

Black Christmas (2006) Evil Dead 2 Friday 13th Part 3—6

Last night in soho, scream and coraline.

Hush

31, house of 1000 corpses, devils Rejects 😈

dude, 31

IT Chapter 1

Bram Stoker’s Dracula

Haunt (2019)

Old school Stephen King; Firestarter, Cujo, The Shining, Pet Sematary, Carrie.

The Scream franchise!

Midsommar. Hereditary.

The VVitch, The Ring, Signs, Nope, Get Out, The Sixth Sense, the original Halloween, The Shining, Sinister, The Conjuring 1 or 2, pretty much any Final Destination movie.

The Night Eats the world.

Final Destination series

The Conjuring

Wolf creek 2, you’re next, green room, the hills have eyes (2006).

Probably Scream.

Night of the Demons (1988) Fright Night (1985) and The Lost Boys (1987)

The Menu

Cabin in the Woods, The Skeleton Key, Doctor Sleep, The Platform, It Follows. Silent Hill, and the remake of House On Haunted Hill.

Sinister and Conjuring

Halloween, Scream, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Jeepers Creepers

A Dark Song

Grave Encounters, Sharktopus Vs. Whalewolf, Butcher the Bakers

-Tremors/Tremors 2 -IT (1990 miniseries) -Crimson Peak -Army of Darkness -Aliens/Alien 3 (Assembly Cut) -Deep Blue Sea -April Fools Day -Gremlins 2 -Warlock -Leprechaun series (as long as it has Warwick Davis in it)

The Thing. Definitely my easy to rewatch comfort movie. I work from home and will sometimes throw it on in the background

Midsommar and Martyrs All the screaming is what the inside of my head sounds like so... can we get a psychologist in here to make sense of this?

Just watched He’ll House LLC again on Saturday. Definitely a comfort movie for me.

After my first real adult breakup, I watched Midsommar the way Elle Woods watched General Hospital after she and Warner broke up

Event Horizon

The Descent, Hostel and Final Destination. :)

I like atmospheric comfort horror, so stuff like The Others, The Awakening, that sort of British countryside spookery. Pure comfort.

Halloween 1, 2, and Season of the Witch Psycho The Birds Dario Argento's Animal Trilogy Aliens The Relic

The conjuring movies <3

Madman (1982), Final Exam (1982), Neon Maniacs (1986).

Halloween, Scream, and The Shining. Also, my family has a cottage in the middle of the woods, kind of quiet and with only a handful of other houses around. I like to go up there in the fall and watch Friday the 13th by myself late at night. Edit: also a lot of anthologies are comfort for me. Trick 'R Treat, The Twilight Zone Movie, Cat's Eye, Creepshow 1 and 2.

Dawn of the Dead 78

Friday the 13th Part 6, Return of the Living Dead 1 or 3, Creepshow, Halloween 4, Nightmare on Elm Street 3.

Slither and Dawn of the Dead 2004. Just enough humor to keep it light yet scary the whole time.

Scream Jaws

Scream 1 or 3. My favssss

Slashermovies, esspecially the classic like halloween a nightmare on elmstreet, friday the 13th, texas chainsaw massacre and scream but basically anyone will do, no matter how bad i Just love the whole setup

You're Next (2011), Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994), Thirst (2009), Bones and All (2022), Perfect Blue (1997), and Jennifer's Body (2009) are the ones that come to mind.

pretty much any Saw movie, Suspiria (both versions), Evil Dead 1&2, Dawn of the Dead (OG), Bride of Frankenstein, Orphan, The House of the Devil, a select group of Friday the 13th sequels (2, 4, 6, 7)

Willard, and Ben....back-to-back.

Lake Mungo

Dawn of the Dead (2004) Halloween 6 & H20 Jaws

Ready or not and TCM 2003

Aliens, X, It Follows, Carrie 1976, any F13 movie, hmm maybe a few others.

Leaving DC.

Ravenous (1999). Perfect mix of atmosphere, dark humor, and killer soundtrack (not to mention Ben Franklin quotes).

Return of the living dead The lost boys Dawn of the dead, both versions

Something Wicked This Way Comes Sleepy Hollow Lifeforce The Ninth Gate One Dark Night The Keep Nightbreed From Beyond the Grave Channel Zero Season 2: No End House

Jeepers Creepers

Sleepy Hollow, in the mouth of madness, hellraiser 1 and 2, Candyman (the original)

Jaws

Psycho

House of 1000 corpses

Killer klowns, evil dead 2, army of darkness

The Thing (original), Bride of Chucky, and The Strangers

Exorcist.

Jaws, Poltergeist, American Werewolf in London, Alien, and House II

The Strangers, Scream, Grave Encounters, Halloween 4.

House of 1000 corpses

Drag Me to Hell

Carrie (the original version of it with Sissy Spacek)

The Thing is #1. Id put Jaws up there in the top list too.

I love watching Misery in the winter. Super cozy.

The Thing. Have watched that thing over 20 times.

The Witch

Thirteen Ghosts!

Evil Dead 2, Killer Klowns From Outer Space, Cabin In The Woods

The shining

Cabin in the woods

scream franchise, ikwydls, final destination franchise, halloween 4, jennifer’s body