Help: What's the best horror film?

[humor]

There isn't a best horror film, but I would say <The Skeleton Key>, <The Uninvited>, <Descent>.... are pretty good.

[badcoverversion]

Kairo

Some other favourites,

In My Skin (Dans Ma Peau)
The Tenant
Shutter (Original)
Peeping Tom
Possession (1981)
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
Martyrs
Antichrist
Don't Look Now
The Wicker Man
Rosemary's Baby
The Devil Rides Out
Eyes Without a Face
Intruder
Suspiria
Profondo Rosso
Santa Sangre
The Holy Mountain
The Devils
The Brood
The Changeling
Night of The Hunter
The Shining

[badcoverversion]

It's an absolutely unnerving story brought to life by Takashi Miike. If you're a true movie buff, you'll recognize the name. He did Ichi the Killer, hands down one of the most violent and gruesome movies ever produced. Audition isn't nearly as violent but instead focuses on generating the same effect via intense imagery, grating sound effects and downright terrifying performances. If you want a solid scare that'll linger for months on end, definitely check out this movie.

Dumplings will be forever imbedded in my mind...but for my money, his most horrifying work was the episode of Masters of Horror he did. I can stomach pretty much anything but when it comes to nail torture...

[Jayman]

That reminds me of Hellraiser. Also pretty gruesome.

[The Sparrow]

American Mary is a good one to look out for when it comes out on 11th January

[Hsd24]

Grave encounters

[Mesha]

It's an absolutely unnerving story brought to life by Takashi Miike. If you're a true movie buff, you'll recognize the name. He did Ichi the Killer, hands down one of the most violent and gruesome movies ever produced. Audition isn't nearly as violent but instead focuses on generating the same effect via intense imagery, grating sound effects and downright terrifying performances. If you want a solid scare that'll linger for months on end, definitely check out this movie.

Dumplings will be forever imbedded in my mind...but for my money, his most horrifying work was the episode of Masters of Horror he did. I can stomach pretty much anything but when it comes to nail torture...

I agree with the Takashi Mike comment and I would defo recommend Audition and also Darkness Falls (2003) I remember finding it really scary at the time but I coudl have been having a moment