No question.

They are both scary to a kid.
Chopper: I'm just a bloody normal bloke. A normal bloke who likes a bit of torture

I don't consider films like Jaws or Aliens as horror. Jaws is more adventure and Aliens action.
Halloween 1978
Alien
The Omen 1976
The Thing 1982
The Conjuring
Trick r Treat
The Shining
The Haunting 1963
Fright Night 1985
Black Christmas 1974

John Carpenter's The Thing
Aliens
Friday The 13th (1980)
Scream 2
Scream 4
Urban Legend
Predator
Halloween II (1981)
Alien
Alien 3 (Assembly Cut)

The Shining
Jaws
Dawn of the Dead
Nosferatu
Dead of Night
Zombie (aka Zombi 2)
Hell of the Living Dead
Black Christmas
Invasion of the Body Snatchers '78
The Beyond
Ten more:
Friday the 13th Parts 1-3
Halloween
Halloween III: Season of the Witch
Night of the Living Dead
Day of the Dead
The Thing (1982)
Nightmare City
The Sentinel
Race with the Devil
Burnt Offerings

House 2
Silver bullet
Day of the dead
Night of the demons
Poltergeist
Evil dead 2
Spider baby
Wes cravens new nightmare
Ernest scared stupid
Redneck zombies

if jaws were filmed at night, would you then consider it a horror film?

Is that a horror?
Chopper: I'm just a bloody normal bloke. A normal bloke who likes a bit of torture

evil dead 2
army of darkness
alien
aliens
predator
bram stoker's dracula
Halloween
Jaws
The Shining
Let The Right One In
Dead Alive
The Thing
30 Days of Night
American Psycho

Night of the Living Dead
Dawn of the Dead
The Quatermass Xperiment '55
Alien
Evil Dead I & II
Hellraiser
Halloween
The Thing
Invasion of the Body Snatchers '78
The Omen
The Amityville Horror
Black Christmas
(All original films, not remakes etc.)

Whatever floats your boat.
MAGA! FAFO! Schrodinger's Cat walks into a bar, and doesn't. Dumbocraps: evil people who celebrate murder.

I find the 2nd watching of a film better than the first.
Chopper: I'm just a bloody normal bloke. A normal bloke who likes a bit of torture

Generally I only watch them once.
MAGA! FAFO! Schrodinger's Cat walks into a bar, and doesn't. Dumbocraps: evil people who celebrate murder.

Time to watch it again!

In the mouth of madness! I haven’t watched that one a ton but that’s a really good one

NZer November 21, 2025 07:06 PM
Member since March 21, 2017
No one does.
I will.
Töf op.

No one does.

I watched that on your recommendation but didn't understand the ending.
Chopper: I'm just a bloody normal bloke. A normal bloke who likes a bit of torture

In the Mouth of Madness
The Omen (original)
Rosemary's Baby
The Ring
Grudge
The Witch
Cabin in the Woods
The Autopsy of Jane Doe
Bram Stoker's Dracula
The Skeleton Key

However you want to slice it, The Haunting was not released in 1965.
I was right and you were wrong. Now hang your head in shame and be quiet, you blithering retard.

You're the 'tard. You do realize that back then, movies did not have just one worldwide release date, right?
Daft bloody bugger. You realize that studio-era movie distribution depended on sending the film around from one country to another, yes?
Tip: look up the term '
roadshow theatrical release'.
And don't try a stunt like this again or I'll shred you to ribbons. I've forgotten more information on the subject of cinema, than you've ever amass.
Paul P. Powell, Pool Player

The Haunting was released in 1963, not 1965, you absolute retard.

The Haunting (1965)
because
directed by one of the greatest directors of all time
(Robert Wise, who worked with Welles on Citizen Kane)
and because
it is drawn from the greatest horror novel of all time, written by
Shirley Jackson
one of the greatest authors of all time
This question really shows the thing about film n00bs. You're the bollocks. You don't know your bloody onions. Like, when I say,
"greatest author of all time"
you sit there scratchin' your heads –unable to reply –because you don't know what to say. You don't read books. Stupidest dang dimwits in the history of mankind.
Paul P. Powell, Pool Player

Halloween
Black Christmas
The Thing
Predator
My Bloody Valentine
Happy Birthday to Me
….that's all I can think of
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