Since it's that time of the year, here's a fun and simple question that isn't Smash related: what are some of all of you folks' favorite Horror movies?
I know the genre doesn't appeal to all, but surely everyone here has seen a few by this point, if not many more, like I have; didn't expect a guy with a username and title like mine to not enjoy Horror, did you? Haha!
I really haven't seen alot of horror films. While I've seen clips from a bunch of horror movies, I have seen next to no horror films aside from a few. The only ones I can remember are:
-The original Mummy movie of the 1930s
-Godzilla, the original 1951 version(if that counts, as that was definitely more horror rather than monster movie at the time)
-The first Saw, which I liked alot for being a good mix of both horror and mystery movie, which compared to horror I have seen a whole lot of movies.
-The first Tremors movie.
-Jurassic Park can kinda count if you count the later half.
-I can't remember the name, but it was a Korean film about a giant monster that also had a bit where America treated it as a chemical thing when it wasn't.
-Depending on how you view them, I guess Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein and Meet the Killer Boris Karloff work too.
-Same as above, you could also count Little Shop of Horrors, depending on whether you count it as horror or a comedy musical.
Otherwise, as a kid, I had a huge aversion to horror films for two reasons.
-One was for being autistic. I was not used to alot of things horror films did like blood and gore and whatnot, so I was always not keen to the idea of seeing people murdered in gruesome ways on-screen.
-The other is also related to the above, but it was transformations and change. I could not absolutely stand seeing people change into monsters and I would always be terrified. My parents at one point tried to show me Evil Dead II, due to it being a horror comedy, but I would not sit through because of the people changing into the monsters.
This especially worsened when by accident, during watching TV, I saw the Superman Animated Series episode that had the Cthulhu-like villain and the scene where he transformed a bunch of other people into his own kind and it absolutely scarred me. And while I have managed to get used to horror stuff later in life when getting older and have now become more used to horror elements, the scar from that scene is still with me.
So I really haven't seen a whole lot of horror films. I have seen clips from some of the more popular ones like Alien, Predator, Jaws, etc, but never the full movies. Most of the horror stuff I've seen, played and gotten into are from video games rather than films. Resident Evil. Silent Hill. Dino Crisis. Outlast. Amnesia. SCP. Etc. And I even enjoy alot of the gothic horror-style games, like Castlevania and Bloodborne.