I'm not a horror fan, but I love the final destination movies. (Maybe they are more a comedy than horror)

Mr Crocket haunted me for a while

Obsession was fucked.

There is only one true answer to this question, only one true horror film ever made. Don't watch it, but even so I will add the title below -

Eraserhead.

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The actual answer is Martyrs

Two words:

Event Horizon.

did a ctrl f and did not see sinister yet. scariest thing I have seen in the recent era but it is over 10 years old.

I mean do you want spooky horror or like real life horror, real life I say Come and See, spooky is really hard to call depending on tastes, but John Carpenters The Thing is both creepy and good, Event Horizon might be a good addition too.

Also, Roar, horrifying in a very unique way

Exorcist for the mainstream.

Hereditary for the slightly twisted.

The Sadness for the truly broken souls.

EDIT: Some honorable mentions:

• The Dark and the Wicked
• The Strangers
• The House That Jack Built
• Anything else by Lars von Trier
• The Mist
• Evil Dead 2016
• Event Horizon
• Night/Dawn of the Dead (honestly I like the DotD remake best)
• The Last of Us

EDIT: Forgot to mention Aterrados and When Evil Lurks

Megan is Missing

Terrifier 1 & 2

Human Centipede 1 & 2

I Spit on Your Grave 1 & 2

A Serbian Film

Paranormal Activity and Insidious are pretty good.

The Return of the Living Dead (1985) - old classic teen gang horror zombs

The Blob (1988) - acidic

Sinister(2012) - biggest heart rate bpm jump increase

The Platform(2019) - good societal critique

I'm not so easily affected by horror movies.

The best horrifying movie recently was Sirat. Definitely a must watch for everyone, a groundbreaking film.

But a stupid movie called the Fall was the toughest watch for me. I guess I'm afraid of heights. It's not very good though.

I stumbled across a neat YouTube channel called ALTER that posts some really excellent horror short films. Check out "Other Side of the Box"

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The Notebook.