r/Horrormovieclub

This is the list of horror films that I want to watch. Of the ones you’ve seen which one do you think I should watch?

Caddo Lake
The Mummy (2026)
The Drama (2026)
Possum
Terrified (2017)
His House
Incantation (2022)
Home Movie (2008)
Ghostwatch (1992)
The Sacrament (2013)
Exists (2014)
Halloween Party
Lookeloo
The Ugly Stepsister
Found (2012)
The Eyes of My Mother (2016)
Would You Rather
Hellfest
Skinamarink
Together
Martyrs
Dangerous Animals
The Gorge
Soft & Quiet (2022)
Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension
Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin
Lords of Salem
Devils Rejects
Rob Zombie Halloween movies
Survival of the Dead
End of Days (1999)
Immaculate (2024)
Megan
The Nun 2
The Resort (2021)
The Ring 2
Rings
White Noise (2005)
In a Violent Nature (2024)
Cuckoo (2024)
Alien Romulous (2024)
Shutter (2004)
Color out of Space
Triangle (2009)
Under the Skin
Coherence (2013)
Conjuring: The Beyond
Red Rooms

So, I watch horror movies with my 12 year old. She has a bit more of a bias towards older movies because she loves making puppets and other crafts and 80s creature features and practical effects really get her.

So, other than the occasional horror comedy (Tucker and Dale, Little Evil and Deathstream) or a fun found footage premise (Late Night with the Devil) she's normally only down for older movies with goopy gooey practicals.

So she surprised me when she insisted on watching Hold Your Breath on one of her nights to pick a movie. It was so much slower than her normal choices and she was captivated. It's in her personal top 5.

So, I'm wondering what other movies your horror living kids loved surprised y'all with loving outside of their wheel house.

Is it a waste of time? What movies should I absolutely add?

I don't mind horror, but every once in a while a movie crosses the line from "fun scary" to "why did I watch this?"

What's a film that made you look away, regret pressing play, or stick with you for days afterward?

I just read that there's a new Blair witch movie coming out on September 24, 2027. Long Way away but can't wait!

Hi, I'm a slasher fan. I love the genre and I've seen a lot of movies, but not the main ones cause they're too gore and explicit for my parents. That's the purpose of my post: I'm looking for interesting and good slasher movies that are not "too much" in terms of violence (sex is good unless is too explicit). Thanks really much for the answers.

If it may help, I'm listing the movies that I've seen (not all true slasher):

\- Final Destination 1 & 2

\- Baby Sitter and Baby Sitter: Killer Queen

\- It Chapter 1

\- Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

\- The Clown in the Cornfield

\- Halloween Party

\- FNAF 1

For me, nothing triggers pure visceral dread faster than the Uncanny Valley effect in horror. It's when an entity isn't a monster with tentacles or fangs, but something pretending to be completely human, except its proportions are just slightly off, or its smile is a fraction too wide.

The absolute peak of this for me is Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)—specifically that final, hollow, soul-crushing shriek, or how the clones move with a weird, stiff apathy before they fully take over. It’s that tiny, subtle glitch in human behavior that makes your skin crawl way more than a standard jump scare ever could.

What movie executed this perfectly for you? Is it a specific facial distortion, an awkward body movement, or a line of dialogue where the entity just didn't get the human emotion quite right?

someone please recc me some horror movies that will genuinely scare the shit out of me so hard that i cant sleep at night alone for a couple days, a movie that moves you so much that u might go unconcious in the theatre, i dont get scared easily but someone please give me some reccs as such(also no cheap jumpscares, a genuinely good movie that spikes my heartbeat out of stress and anxiety while watching it)

I'm looking for underrated horror movies that are genuinely good but not very famous. I'll be watching with my family, so I'd like to avoid movies with nudity, explicit sexual scenes, or excessive gore.

We enjoy supernatural, mystery, psychological, and suspenseful horror movies more than slasher films, but any suggestions are welcome. Older or newer movies are both fine, and English-language films are preferred.

What are some hidden gems that you think deserve more attention?

My husband and I like horror movies. Started keeping track of them in order of how much we like each and it hit 50 so I decided to throw it out for the community. This is not a top 50 list - the bottom few are total garbage but gotta have ‘em in there! Enjoy. Recommendations for new watches based on our list are welcome!!
1. Smile
2. Midsommar
3. Insidious films
4. Hereditary
5. Sinister
6. Oculus
7. Conjuring films
8. The ritual
9. The black phone
10. Lights out
11. Weapons
12. Come play
13. Smile 2
14. Talk to me
15. Don’t be afraid of the dark
16. Martyrs
17. Evil dead
18. The witch
19. Babaduk
20. Silent hill
21. It
22. A quiet place
23. The descent
24. The invisible man
25. Old
26. Hush
27. Oddities
28. The visit
29. Wrong turn
30. Triangle
31. The black phone 2
32. Last shift
33. He’s out there
34. Paranormal activity
35. The Blair witch project
36. 13 cameras
37. Mothers of monsters
38. The Lazarus effect
39. Polaroid
40. Creep
41. Good boy
42. The taking of Deborah Logan
43. We need to talk about kevin
44. Antichrist
45. Frozen (snowboarding movie not the cartoon)
46. We’re not safe here
47. Crocodile Island
48. Willow Creek
49. They look like people
50. Cabin 28