best horro movies,, dont afraid and come on

Horro movies is one of my interesting things in the life

 i like to see horro movies in the night and i really have fun even if i fReak OuT hhhhh

so , i would like from you to tell me about the best horro movies that you ever never seeeeeeeeeeeeen

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Andilee: I agree with you about "Dawn of the dead". The original is great (George Romero is a master!!); but at least give it the credit to the remake. It has some changes in the history and many FX that makes it feel fresh in a lot of zombie movies that are completely forgetable. I believe is well adapted to the 2000´s years.

I find this in Wikipedia, and I agree with it:

George Romero is quoted as saying of the film (the remake), "It was better than I expected. ... The first 15, 20 minutes were terrific, but it sort of lost its reason for being. It was more of a video game. I'm not terrified of things running at me; it's like Space Invaders. There was nothing going on underneath."

HI, I've not seen the re-make, usually I don't like them, so I avoided it, though I did actually look at the box in the store today! I think the main thing about it though wasn't the zombies, but the social and political commentary on the consumerism and materialism of America at the time. Usually when that sort of film is remade, the horror gets emphasised and the subtlety gets lost – exactly as Romero pointed out there.

Andi

Andilee: Yeah! Unfortunately, in the remake, the movie is more focussed in the zombie attack than in the criticism of the society (Good to meet someone who sees beyond the movie, as the allegory it is!!). Maybe it´s because something that it was scary in the past it isn´t creepy today, that´s why the remakes are apart of the idea of the original movie, sometimes with awful results. For me, the worst remakes are the american remakes of asiatic horror movies, because all the essence is completely lost.

Thanks for sharing!!

i like to watch horror movies espicially the japanese movies

the best 2 movies is the ring and one missed call..

tuborq: I agree with you, because american and some european horror movie directors are more focused on gore and searching for the same mechanical ways to make you jump but with unexpected sounds. 

For example, asiatic directors create a creepy atmosphere on every movie they made. The combination of music, environment and the unexpected twist at the end mixed with situations that everyone can faced (it doesn´t matter if it´s in the day or night, in the street, in an elevator, etc.) makes you feel the creeps. I like the original "Shutter" (not the awful american remake), but I like more "A tale of two sisters" (korean).

i like watching horrors,but i'm afraid to wacth them ,especially those made in japan and korea,and of course in china,because the actors are just like the people around me .i think a lot of american horrors are disgusting ,just creating clashes to one's eyes or iruin one's taste.but The Mist is not bad

Paranomal activity and final destination series… Both of these movies are good enough to give any one sleepless night, but ar totally worth a watch. Have recently seen final destination 5 on hbo india and its amazing how this movie completes the cycle and related with the first part