What is your favourite horror movie?

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Re: What is your favourite horror movie?

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My favorite horror movie is Chucky. Any time I think about it it gives me chills.
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Mine's conjuring
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The Autopsy of Jane Doe is really frightening to me. Just seeing them being clinical when dealing with death was terrifying enough, added to the otherworldliness that follows.
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Wrong turn was my best horror movie I liked every bit of it.
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I loved the saw movies. Also paranormal activities were all really good too. You will not catch me watching them by myself.
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All Stephen King movies!! They terrify me.
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The Cabin in the Woods (2011)
A self-aware horror movie that subverts its own genre tropes
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I really liked the second Purge movie and also a film called Hush so more towards psychological/ slasher horror rather than supernatural. But real horror has got to be true crime docs!
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Tough question. I really like Hush. It follows a woman who is deaf and mute and is being stalked by a killer in her home in the woods. Very well acted and you really root for the protagonist.
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I have two: The Descent (2005) and Jeepers Creepers (2001). Both are phenomenal, classics without a doubt.
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My favorite monster of all time is the werewolf. My first exposure to the werewolf was the 1941 Universal movie, The Wolf Man which I saw when I was 7 years old.

I wrote my own werewolf story and it can be found somewhere in the short story section of this website. In the comments I explained to one of the responders the whole story of that first experience when I was a child if you are interested. (too long to explain here)
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Definitely The Shining. It gave me nightmares for weeks but it was worth it
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'Split' with James McAvoy - brilliant.
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Halloween
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Tetsuo: The Iron Man.
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