Some good horror films

[jamesbond]

@jamesbond

You will love these.

Here is a 1975 horror movie about the Bermuda Triangle called "Satan's Triangle" starring Barbara Eden, your favorite lady jamesbond. lol. I just saw it and man the end had a great twist. I never saw it coming. lol. Once it came it was pretty frightening too. It was so rad.



This one stars William Shatner and Chuck O'Connor and is called "Horror at 37,000 Feet" from 1973. It's about a demon that gets unleashed on an airline. Pretty unique plot. Shatner plays an ex-priest who lost his faith. The ending where Shatner confronts the demon is riveting. lol.



Also here is a 1978 TV movie called "The Ghost of Flight 401" and is actually a true story about a crashed flight that caused ghost sightings of its dead pilots on airlines that used salvaged parts from the crashed plane. You can Google it to read about the true story, which is well documented and a genuine haunting case attested to by many witnesses.

Those horror movies look good Winston, I will check them out!

[jamesbond]

Here is a review of the horror movie, "Drag Me To Hell" done by a YouTuber who is big into horror films. I just saw the movie on HBO last night and it's a very well made and scary horror movie!

[flowerthief00]

If you liked Drag Me to Hell (I did too) you gotta like the 2nd and 3rd Evil Dead films, as well as the recent 3-season TV series Ash vs. Evil Dead. I had a blast watching that! Equal parts comedy, gore, and Bruce Campbell being cool.

[jamesbond]

Here is a review of another good horror movie that came out recently in 2017 called, "Annabelle Creation." This guy has a good YouTube channel for people interested in horror movies, he does a lot of reviews of horror films.

[jamesbond]

If you liked Drag Me to Hell (I did too) you gotta like the 2nd and 3rd Evil Dead films, as well as the recent 3-season TV series Ash vs. Evil Dead. I had a blast watching that! Equal parts comedy, gore, and Bruce Campbell being cool.

I saw the first Evil Dead movie, I need to check out the second and third Evil Dead films. I really like the horror movies from the 70's and 80's (Halloween, Suspiria, Hell Night, The Entity, The Fog, A Nightmare on Elm Street) just to name a few of them. I also enjoy some of the new horror films like "Drag Me to Hell" and "Annabelle Creation."

[jamesbond]

Here is the movie The Omen which came out in 1976. It's a very good scary movie starring Gregory Peck and Lee Remick.

[jamesbond]

Here is the made for TV movie, "The House of Usher" that came out in 1989. It stars Oliver Reed, Donald Pleasence and Romy Windsor.

[jamesbond]

This is a good classic horror movie which came out in 1963 starring Vincent Price entitled, "Diary of a Madman."

[jamesbond]

Here is Night of the Living Dead, in high definition.

[jamesbond]

Here is the movie, Carnival of Souls from 1962.

[jamesbond]

I really want to watch a remake of the movie Valentine's Day

The remake came out in 2009 and in 3D. The name of the film is "My Bloody Valentine." Here is the trailer for the movie.

[Baldpacker]

How about The Curse of La Llorona

[ClydeGop]

Metropolis is, I believe, the high water mark of the silent era, but Nosferatu is my favourite silent "horror."

[AlexaD]

First five Hellraiser movies area nice, not scary, but nice.

[TathagatSarthaka]

Saw
It might have reignited the so-called torture porn genre with its (mostly) truly disgusting sequels but - and this is a huge ‘but’ - the original Saw is nowhere near as gross-gusting as you think it is and happens to be brilliant horror.