best horror movie

i agre that phscho is a really good movie!
i also like the movie hostel pt 1///EXCELLENT MOVIE!

Psycho is a good one, yes. I liked that very much too. The one horror movie which I feel is the best is "Dracula". There are two versions I think. The one I have seen is the version where it starts with a horse cart coming. Ih, that was a real horror. The night I wathched that movie, I couldn't sleep the whole night!
Ha ha! Really horrified!

The movie that has scared me the m,ost was Pet Cemetary. i had nightmares for a week. After I watched it my brother came upstairs right after i had gone to sleep and meowed. I jumped a foot out of the bed and nearly wet myself. Not sure what it was about the movie, but it scared the heck outta me!

gday, i tell ya ive seen quite a few horror movies in my time as im a bit of a movie buff, and the most scariest movies to me are and will always be the ones based on true stories!
i tend to try and avoid them at all costs, but sometimes i get carried away! i still love all the freddy movies except for the stupid new ones like freddy vs jason. but i tell ya the ring scared the hell out of me as i watched it alone in the dark one night, talk about jumpy! i also own the ring two, have had for a year now and i still havent watched it!

hmm..I think The Exorcist only gross me, I don't feel that scared watching Linda Blair twist her head and making really ugly face. The Omen creeps me out, especially the child who play Damien, Lucifer's son. Asian movies like The Eye also very good, Orphanage is the last movie that can make me shiver. I must say 28 Weeks Later also make me jump on my seat many times, but I consider that as thriller instead of horror

I think a lot of people would agree with me, Horror Movies are nothing like they used to be. Yes, with bigger budgets they can be beter in terms of graphics and so on, but even some of the really successful ones are terrible. The Best Horror movies are from the 70's and 80's, although you can see the difference in quality, they are much scarier most of the time. But then, even if they are not scary as they used to be (as they tend to get as you grow up), they still have more of an impact. Some of the best Horror movies I can think of, off the top of my head are -Day of the Dead (in a militarty Bunker), Dawn of the Dead (Original), Exorcist, Nightmare on Elm Street, Evil Dead and so on, nowadays the only decent Horror films, to be honest I cant think of many, or whether they can be called horror but I do like Quarantine and Land of the Dead for example.