Running list of my favorite horror movies and organized by type of horror.
Sections
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Dark Comedy 🤡
Psychological Thriller 🔪
Gothic 🕷️ Occult 🌙 Vampire 🦇
Body Horror 🩸
Dark Comedy 🤡
Movies that will make you laugh but still feel uncomfortable
There’s just something about slapstick horror that is so entertaining and this movie is awesome all the way through.
Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010)
There aren’t words that can describe this movie, please just watch it and enjoy the ride.
Troll 2 (1990)
I didn’t know what to expect but the performances of Dano and Radcliffe are incredible.
Swiss Army Man
An amazing cult classic that never gets old.
Mars Attacks! (1996)
Joe Keery is amazing in this and it is so uncomfortable to watch but you can’t stop.
Spree (2020)
This film takes all the classic horror tropes and basically clowns them, great movie with a good twist at the end! (If you can’t already tell what it will be 😉)
The Cabin in the Woods (2011)
Psychological Thriller 🔪
My favorite WTF movies
There’s a new one coming out but this will be extremely hard to top. Christian Bale is so good in this and he’s f*cked up to say the least.
American Psycho (2000)
Yeah there’s one scene that you’ll never forget. You’ll know when you see it.
Misery (1990)
You’ll just be confused and screaming and crying and throwing up the whole time.
Requiem for a Dream (2000)
Macaulay Culkin is a little brat and poor Elijah Wood needs therapy.
The Good Son (1993)
Gothic 🕷️ Occult 🌙 Vampire 🦇
Dark, gothic and honestly not that scary, just visually good with action and storytelling.
Personally my favorite vampire series ❤️ Classic gothic tale of love with amazing action sequences.
Underworld Movies Chronology
Soundtrack is unmatched!! Honestly Y2K time capsule with this one. Jonathan Davis of Korn is the singing voice for Lestat and Aaliyah is the perf vamp queen 🦇
Queen of the Damned (2002)
Wesley Snipes is perfect and you will not be bored. The first 10 minutes lives rent free in my head.
Blade (1998)
Cult favorite! Keanu Reeves as an exorcist named John Constantine.
Constantine (2005)
Body Horror 🩸
Gag worthy
It’s like you know what it’s going to be about already but the ending was poetic and I was tearing up 🥺
Tusk (2014)
The movie that gave body horror its own genre 🩸
Hellraiser (1987)
If you haven’t seen this, you’ve been missing out. Awesome storytelling and amazing performances from Margaret Qualley and Demi Moore.
The Substance (2024)
From the mastermind of Cronenberg.
The Fly (1986)
Definitely takes you on some twists and turns and I did not expect the ending at all.
