The Shining... Jack Nicholson is awesome in it.

The original Halloween is a classic also... Love most of the Friday the 13th ' s too..

Probably the original Dawn of the dead, alien, or aliens...

My wedding video....

The Village

The Shining, for sure.  

 

As for MY wedding video, glad to say it went smooth as silk, and my wife, being from the Philippines, well, was traffic-stopping..

Halloween

My Bills season has been a horror movie so far. .

Another vote for the original, 1978, Halloween.

Carpenter created one of the scariest movies of all-time without gore...rather tension.

Henry

The birds. Remember hiding under the bed with my little sister watching this with my mom. Lol.

Jeepers Creepers. Spooked me big time.

The Exorcist.. I saw it in about 1980,

Raider's Family Reunion.

Old - the shinning

New- Gone Girl creeped me out bad!

Read the title to this thread and immediately thought about The Shining.  Signs also really scared the boogers out of me.

Read the title to this thread and immediately thought about The Shining. Signs also really scared the boogers out of me.

Oooo that's a good one haha I love signs

The original Halloween, and The Thing. The one with Kurt Russell in it.

Jaws.

Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein.

The Abominable Doctor Phibes, starring Vincent Price, or, if it's classified as a horror movie, Big Trouble in Little China with Kurt Russell.

The Exorcist or The old universal Monster Movies,They did alot of effects back in the day with what they had.Young Frankenstien is a good one too.

The Abominable Doctor Phibes, starring Vincent Price, or, if it's classified as a horror movie, Big Trouble in Little China with Kurt Russell.

That is the wife's favorite. Big Trouble, though not what I'd call a horror movie, is a great flick. Think I'll wach it again.

Seven     The day the earth stood still.  (the original)  the fly

Ok imo Signs and The Village aren't horror, suspense thriller maybe. Alien was to action oriented to count. But then again I grew up in the 80's slasher movies reigned supreme then. The original Nightmare on Elm Street, had my girlfriend's brother glue a tongue on the phone, (remember the ones with long pigtail cords) right before I called, back then I could imitate Freddy pretty well.. She didn't think it nearly as funny as we did, in fact I think that's when she became an ex

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wfSm5z5A1pI

So what's the full title of this movie Signs you guys are talking about? I did a search on Netflix and came up with nada.