Top 20 Fan-Favorite Horror Movies Ever – Unveiled by Votes!

Welcome, brave souls, to the spine-chilling spectacle of the “Top 20 Fan-Favorite Horror Movies Ever – Unveiled by Votes!” This is not for the faint-hearted or the easily spooked. This is a collection of cinematic nightmares, handpicked by you, the fearless fans who laugh in the face of fear. We’ve tallied the votes, counted the screams, and measured the jumps from the edge of the seat. The result? A list of horror masterpieces that have not only stood the test of time but have also made us sleep with the lights on. So, grab your popcorn, a comforting blanket, and perhaps a friend’s hand to squeeze during the particularly petrifying parts. Let’s dive into the dark, delve into the dreadful, and celebrate the creepy. Prepare to be thrilled, chilled, and filled with anticipation as we reveal your top 20 horror movies of all time. Let the fright fest begin!
Psycho

Psycho

Release Date: 1960-06-22

Genres: Horror, Drama, Thriller

“Psycho” is a classic horror movie released on June 22, 1960. Starring Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Vera Miles, and other talented actors, the film follows the story of Marion Crane, a real estate clerk who steals money and seeks refuge at the infamous Bates Motel. Little does she know, the motel’s manager, Norman Bates, has a disturbing relationship with his housebound mother, leading to a thrilling and suspenseful tale that has earned its place among the 20 best voted horror movies of all time.

Cast: Anthony Perkins (Norman Bates) , Janet Leigh (Marion Crane) , Vera Miles (Lila Crane) , John Gavin (Sam Loomis) , Martin Balsam (Private Det. Milton Arbogast) , John McIntire (Sheriff Al Chambers) , Simon Oakland (Dr. Fred Richman) , Frank Albertson (Tom Cassidy) , Patricia Hitchcock (Caroline) , Vaughn Taylor (George Lowery) , Lurene Tuttle (Mrs. Chambers) , John Anderson (California Charlie) , Mort Mills (Highway Patrol Officer) , Fletcher Allen (Policeman on Steps (uncredited)) , Walter Bacon (Church Member (uncredited)) , Kit Carson (Extra (uncredited)) , Francis De Sales (Deputy District Attorney Alan Deats (uncredited)) , George Dockstader (Extra (uncredited)) , George Eldredge (Police Chief James Mitchell (uncredited)) , Harper Flaherty (Extra (uncredited)) , Sam Flint (County Sheriff (uncredited)) , Virginia Gregg (Norma Bates (voice) (uncredited)) , Alfred Hitchcock (Man Outside Office (uncredited)) , Paul Jasmin (Norma Bates (voice) (uncredited)) , Lee Kass (Extra (uncredited))

Directors: Alfred Hitchcock

Writers: Robert Bloch, Joseph Stefano

Tags: hotel, clerk, arizona, shower, motel, taxidermy, money, secretary, black and white, corpse, murderer, theft, mental illness, private detective, missing person, proto-slasher

The Shining

The Shining

Release Date: 1980-05-23

Genres: Horror, Thriller

“The Shining” is a classic horror movie released on May 23, 1980. Starring Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, and Scatman Crothers, it tells the chilling story of Jack Torrance, who takes a caretaker job at the isolated Overlook Hotel with his wife Wendy and son Danny. Little do they know, the hotel holds a dark and maddening secret that threatens to consume them all. It’s no wonder this film made it onto the list of the 20 best voted horror movies of all time.

Cast: Jack Nicholson (Jack Torrance) , Shelley Duvall (Wendy Torrance) , Scatman Crothers (Dick Hallorann) , Danny Lloyd (Danny Torrance) , Philip Stone (Delbert Grady) , Joe Turkel (Lloyd) , Barry Nelson (Stuart Ullman) , Barry Dennen (Bill Watson) , Tony Burton (Larry Durkin) , Lia Beldam (Young Woman in Bath) , Billie Gibson (Old Woman in Bath) , David Baxt (Forest Ranger 1 (uncredited)) , Manning Redwood (Forest Ranger 2 (uncredited)) , Lisa Burns (Grady Daughter (uncredited)) , Louise Burns (Grady Daughter (uncredited)) , Robin Pappas (Nurse (uncredited)) , Anne Jackson (Doctor (uncredited)) , Alison Coleridge (Secretary (uncredited)) , Burnell Tucker (Policeman (uncredited)) , Jana Shelden (Stewardess (uncredited)) , Paul Desbois (Hotel Porter (uncredited)) , Vivian Kubrick (Smoking Guest on Ballroom Couch (uncredited)) , Derek Lyons (Hotel Bellhop (uncredited)) , Alan Harris (Ballroom Dancer (uncredited)) , Peter McNamara (Dinner Guest (uncredited))

Directors: Stanley Kubrick

Writers: Stanley Kubrick, Stephen King, Diane Johnson

Tags: hotel, based on novel or book, isolation, hotelier, colorado, delusion, loneliness, caretaker, vision, psychological thriller, writer, alcoholic, cult film, snowed in, haunted hotel, writers-block

Alien

Alien

Release Date: 1979-05-25

Genres: Horror, Science Fiction

“Alien” is a classic horror movie released on May 25, 1979. It follows the crew of the commercial spaceship Nostromo, who encounter a distress signal on a distant planet. Things take a terrifying turn when they discover a chamber filled with thousands of eggs, leading to a nightmare as a creature hatches from one of them and begins attacking the crew. Starring Sigourney Weaver, Tom Skerritt, Ian Holm, and more, this film is hailed as one of the best voted horror movies of all time.

Cast: Sigourney Weaver (Ripley) , Tom Skerritt (Dallas) , Ian Holm (Ash) , Yaphet Kotto (Parker) , John Hurt (Kane) , Veronica Cartwright (Lambert) , Harry Dean Stanton (Brett) , Bolaji Badejo (The Alien) , Helen Horton (Mother (voice)) , Roy Scammell (The Alien (uncredited)) , Eddie Powell (The Alien (uncredited))

Directors: Ridley Scott

Writers: Dan O’Bannon, Ronald Shusett

Tags: android, spacecraft, countdown, space marine, space suit, beheading, space travel, dystopia, biology, cowardice, space, alien, female protagonist, cult film, parasite, space opera, cosmos, xenomorph

The Thing

The Thing

Release Date: 1982-06-25

Genres: Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction

“The Thing” is a classic horror movie released on June 25, 1982. Starring Kurt Russell, Keith David, and a talented ensemble cast, the film follows a group of American scientists who stumble upon a destroyed research base in Antarctica. Little do they know, they are about to encounter a terrifying life force that can mimic its prey, leading to a suspenseful and chilling battle for survival.

Cast: Kurt Russell (R.J. MacReady) , Keith David (Childs) , Wilford Brimley (Blair) , T.K. Carter (Nauls) , David Clennon (Palmer) , Richard Dysart (Dr. Copper) , Charles Hallahan (Norris) , Peter Maloney (Bennings) , Richard Masur (Clark) , Donald Moffat (Garry) , Joel Polis (Fuchs) , Thomas G. Waites (Windows) , Norbert Weisser (Norwegian) , Larry J. Franco (Norwegian Passenger with Rifle) , Nate Irwin (Helicopter Pilot) , William Zeman (Pilot) , Adrienne Barbeau (Computer (voice) (uncredited)) , John Carpenter (Norwegian (video footage) (uncredited)) , Jed (The Dog (uncredited))

Directors: John Carpenter

Writers: Bill Lancaster, John W. Campbell Jr.

Tags: based on novel or book, spacecraft, space marine, paranoia, mutation, snowstorm, research station, alien life-form, remake, alien, creature, antarctica, shape shifting alien, alien infection, cult film, sled dogs, alien monster, alien parasites, isolated place

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Release Date: 1920-02-27

Genres: Drama, Horror, Thriller, Crime

“The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari” is a classic horror movie released on February 27, 1920. It follows Francis, a young man who recalls the terrifying experiences he and his fiancée Jane went through. They visit an exhibit called The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, where a mysterious doctor awakens a somnambulist named Cesare from his death-like sleep. With a talented cast including Werner Krauß, Conrad Veidt, and Lil Dagover, this film is considered one of the best voted horror movies of all time.

Cast: Werner Krauß (Dr. Caligari) , Conrad Veidt (Cesare) , Friedrich Fehér (Francis) , Lil Dagover (Jane) , Hans Heinrich von Twardowski (Alan) , Rudolf Lettinger (Dr. Olsen) , Henri Peters-Arnolds (Young Doctor (uncredited)) , Rudolf Klein-Rogge (Criminal (uncredited)) , Hans Lanser-Rudolf (Old Man (uncredited)) , Ludwig Rex (Murderer (uncredited)) , Elsa Wagner (Landlady (uncredited))

Directors: Robert Wiene

Writers: Carl Mayer, Hans Janowitz

Tags: insane asylum, cult film, silent film, unreliable narrator, expressionism, somnambulist, unreliable flashback, megalomania, madman, somnambulism, german expressionism

Freaks

Freaks

Release Date: 1932-02-12

Genres: Drama, Horror

“Freaks” is a classic horror movie released on February 12, 1932. It tells the story of a stunning trapeze artist who agrees to marry the leader of a group of deformed side-show performers, but little does she know that they have discovered her true intentions. Starring Harry Earles, Olga Baclanova, and Daisy Earles, this film is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts looking for a unique and chilling storyline.

Cast: Harry Earles (Hans) , Olga Baclanova (Cleopatra) , Daisy Earles (Frieda) , Henry Victor (Hercules) , Wallace Ford (Phroso) , Leila Hyams (Venus) , Roscoe Ates (Roscoe) , Angelo Rossitto (Angeleno) , Jerry Austin (Knife-Throwing Dwarf (uncredited)) , Daisy Hilton (Siamese Twin) , Violet Hilton (Siamese Twin) , Schlitzie (Himself) , Josephine Joseph (Half Woman-Half Man) , Johnny Eck (Half Boy) , Frances O’Connor (Armless Girl) , Peter Robinson (Human Skeleton) , Olga Roderick (Bearded Lady) , Koo Koo (Herself) , Prince Randian (The Living Torso) , Martha Morris (Armless Girl) , Elvira Snow (Pinhead) , Jenny Lee Snow (Pinhead) , Elizabeth Green (Bird Girl) , Edward Brophy (Rollo Brother) , Matt McHugh (Rollo Brother)

Directors: Tod Browning

Writers: Willis Goldbeck, Leon Gordon, Clarence Aaron ‘Tod’ Robbins

Tags: dwarf, infidelity, attempted murder, clown, beauty, carnival, revenge, murder, cult film, newlywed, pre-code, bigotry, disability, sideshow, told in flashback, speech impediment, trapeze artist, stutterer, deformity, conjoined twins, freak, armless, midgets, midget, bareback rider, legless man, poisoned drink, pseudo-hermaphrodite, bearded lady, microcephalics, human skeleton

Rosemary's Baby

Rosemary’s Baby

Release Date: 1968-06-12

Genres: Drama, Horror, Thriller

“Rosemary’s Baby” is a classic horror movie released on June 12, 1968. It follows the story of a young couple, Rosemary and Guy, who move into a notorious New York apartment building with a dark history. As they strive to start a family, they become entangled in a web of frightening legends and mysterious events. Starring Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, and Ruth Gordon, this film is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts looking for a chilling and suspenseful experience.

Cast: Mia Farrow (Rosemary Woodhouse) , John Cassavetes (Guy Woodhouse) , Ruth Gordon (Minnie Castevet) , Sidney Blackmer (Roman Castevet) , Maurice Evans (Hutch) , Ralph Bellamy (Dr. Sapirstein) , Victoria Vetri (Terry) , Patsy Kelly (Laura-Louise) , Elisha Cook Jr. (Mr. Nicklas) , Emmaline Henry (Elise Dunstan) , Charles Grodin (Dr. Hill) , Hanna Landy (Grace Cardiff) , Phil Leeds (Dr. Shand) , D’Urville Martin (Diego) , Hope Summers (Mrs. Gilmore) , Marianne Gordon (Rosemary’s Girl Friend #1) , Wende Wagner (Rosemary’s Girl Friend #2) , William Castle (Phone Booth Man (uncredited)) , Tony Curtis (Donald Baumgart (voice) (uncredited)) , Clay Tanner (The Devil (uncredited)) , Almira Sessions (Neighbor) , Jean Inness (Sister Agnes) , Max Wagner (Man in Dream)

Directors: Roman Polanski

Writers: Roman Polanski, Ira Levin

Tags: based on novel or book, husband wife relationship, satanism, conspiracy, demonic possession, satanic ritual, pregnant wife, coven (akelarre), satanic cult, manhattan, new york city, woman in jeopardy, neighbor neighbor relationship

I Saw the Devil

I Saw the Devil

Release Date: 2010-08-12

Genres: Thriller, Horror

“I Saw the Devil” is a gripping horror movie released on August 12, 2010. It follows the story of Soo-Hyun, a determined secret agent, who embarks on a personal mission to seek revenge against a sadistic killer named Kyung-Chul. As Soo-Hyun delves deeper into darkness, he must confront his own inner demons to bring justice to the merciless murderer. With talented actors like Lee Byung-hun and Choi Min-sik, this intense and chilling film is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Cast: Lee Byung-hun (Kim Soo-hyeon) , Choi Min-sik (Kyung-chul) , Jeon Kuk-hwan (Squad Chief Jang) , Cheon Ho-jin (Section Chief Oh) , Oh San-ha (Joo-yeon) , Kim Yoon-seo (Se-yeon) , Nam Bo-ra (Section Chief’s Daughter) , Lee Jun-hyuk (NIS Agent) , Yoon Chae-yeong (Nurse Han Song-i) , Choi Moo-sung (Tae-joo) , Kim In-seo (Se-jung) , Kim Kap-soo (Planning Team Deputy Head) , Um Tae-goo (Detective) , Choi Jin-ho (Planning Director) , Jeong Mi-nam (Gangster in Taxi) , Jo Deok-jae (Detective Kang) , Jang Jeong-won (Kyung-chul’s Son) , Park Seo-yeon (Woman at Pension) , Lee Seol-gu (Gangster in Taxi) , Kim Yeong-chan (Young Pharmacist) , Goo Yong-wan (Corporal) , Kim Dae-hye (Hospital Worker) , Kim Jae-Geon (Old Doctor) , Park Ji-yeon (Teacher) , Son Young-soon (Kyung-chul’s Mother)

Directors: Kim Jee-woon

Writers: Kim Jee-woon, Park Hoon-jung, Lee Yoon-ho

Tags: cemetery, police chief, secret agent, psychopath, revenge, murder, serial killer, severed head, mercilessness, brutality, cannibal, tracking device, south korea, sadistic killer

Deep Red

Deep Red

Release Date: 1975-03-07

Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller

“Deep Red” is a classic horror movie released in 1975. It follows a musician who becomes a witness to the murder of a renowned psychic. Teaming up with a determined reporter, they embark on a thrilling journey to uncover the identity of the killer, all while trying to stay alive themselves. With a talented cast including David Hemmings and Daria Nicolodi, this film is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts looking for a suspenseful and chilling experience.

Cast: David Hemmings (Marcus Daly) , Daria Nicolodi (Gianna Brezzi) , Gabriele Lavia (Carlo) , Macha Méril (Helga Ulmann) , Eros Pagni (Supt. Calcabrini) , Giuliana Calandra (Amanda Righetti) , Piero Mazzinghi (Bardi) , Glauco Mauri (Prof. Giordani) , Clara Calamai (Marta) , Aldo Bonamano (Carlo’s Father) , Liana Del Balzo (Elvira) , Vittorio Fanfoni (Cop Taking Notes) , Dante Fioretti (Police Photographer) , Geraldine Hooper (Massimo Ricci) , Jacopo Mariani (Young Carlo) , Furio Meniconi (Rodi) , Fulvio Mingozzi (Agent Mingozzi) , Lorenzo Piani (Fingerprint Cop) , Salvatore Puntillo (Police Agent) , Piero Vida (Fat Cop) , Nicoletta Elmi (Olga) , Dario Argento (Murderer’s Hands (uncredited)) , Salvatore Baccaro (Fruit Vendor (uncredited)) , Omero Capanna (Hitman (uncredited)) , Bruno Di Luia (Concerned Man in Restroom (uncredited))

Directors: Dario Argento

Writers: Dario Argento, Bernardino Zapponi

Tags: murder, reporter, whodunit, psychic, pianist, proto-slasher

Train to Busan

Train to Busan

Release Date: 2016-07-20

Genres: Horror, Thriller, Adventure, Action

“Train to Busan” is a thrilling horror movie that takes place in Korea during a zombie outbreak. The story revolves around a group of people who find themselves trapped on a train to Busan, fighting for their lives against the infected. With a talented cast including Gong Yoo and Kim Su-an, this intense film was released on July 20, 2016, and is considered one of the best voted horror movies of all time.

Cast: Gong Yoo (Seok-woo) , Kim Su-an (Soo-ahn) , Jung Yu-mi (Sung-gyeong) , Ma Dong-seok (Sang-hwa) , Choi Woo-shik (Yeong-gook) , An So-hee (Jin-hee) , Kim Eui-sung (Yong-suk) , Ye Soo-jung (In-gil) , Park Myung-shin (Jong-gil) , Choi Gwi-hwa (Homeless Man) , Jeong Seok-yong (Captain of KTX) , Kim Chang-hwan (Kim Jin-mo) , Jang Hyuk-jin (Ki-chul) , Shim Eun-kyung (Stowaway) , Lee Joo-sil (Seok-woo’s Mother) , Kim Jae-rok (Mr. Kim) , Baek Seung-hwan (Survivor (uncredited)) , Yeon Sang-ho (Control Room (uncredited)) , Choi Woo-sung (Infected (uncredited)) , Cha Chung-hwa (Mountaineering Woman) , Kim Won-Jin (Embarrassing Youth) , Han Ji-eun (Earphones Girl) , Han Sung-soo (Train Attendant) , Woo Do-im (Min-ji) , Lee Joong-ok (Suit)

Directors: Yeon Sang-ho

Writers: Yeon Sang-ho, Park Joo-suk

Tags: zombie, train, survival horror, busan, south korea, south korea

Nosferatu

Nosferatu

Release Date: 1922-02-16

Genres: Fantasy, Horror

“Nosferatu” is a classic horror movie released on February 16, 1922. It tells the chilling story of Thomas Hutter, who is summoned to a remote Transylvanian castle by the mysterious Count Orlok. As Hutter discovers Orlok’s true vampire nature, he desperately tries to escape the castle to save his wife Ellen from grave danger. With a talented cast including Max Schreck, Gustav von Wangenheim, and Greta Schröder, this film has earned its place among the 20 best voted horror movies of all time.

Cast: Max Schreck (Count Orlok) , Gustav von Wangenheim (Hutter) , Greta Schröder (Ellen) , Georg H. Schnell (Harding) , Ruth Landshoff (Ruth) , Gustav Botz (Professor Sievers) , Alexander Granach (Knock) , John Gottowt (Professor Bulwer) , Max Nemetz (Captain) , Wolfgang Heinz (1st Sailor) , Albert Venohr (2nd Sailor) , Eric van Viele (Sailor (uncredited)) , Karl Etlinger (Sailor / Inspector at the Quay (uncredited)) , Guido Herzfeld (Host (uncredited)) , Hans Lanser-Rudolf (Magistrate (uncredited)) , Loni Nest (Child at Window (uncredited)) , Josef Sareny (Head Coachman (uncredited)) , Fanny Schreck (Hospital Nurse (uncredited)) , Hardy von Francois (Doctor in the Hospital (uncredited)) , Heinrich Witte (Sailor / Warden in the Madhouse (uncredited))

Directors: F. W. Murnau

Writers: Bram Stoker, Henrik Galeen

Tags: germany, transylvania, loss of loved one, shapeshifting, self sacrifice, coffin, castle, vampire, ghost ship, supernatural, black and white, silent film, seashore, vampire bat, real estate agent, ghoul, psychotronic, locket, sailing ship, corpse in coffin, nosferatu, real estate, black death, expressionism, mountain country, sleepwalking, romania, rat, german expressionism, dracula

The Exorcist

The Exorcist

Release Date: 1973-12-26

Genres: Horror

“The Exorcist” is a chilling horror movie released on December 26, 1973. It tells the story of 12-year-old Regan MacNeil, who undergoes a terrifying transformation, leading her mother to seek help from Father Damien Karras, a troubled priest. As strange events unfold in Georgetown, Regan’s mother is torn between science and superstition, desperately trying to save her daughter’s soul. With a stellar cast including Ellen Burstyn, Linda Blair, and Max von Sydow, this movie is hailed as one of the best horror films of all time.

Cast: Ellen Burstyn (Chris MacNeil) , Linda Blair (Regan) , Jason Miller (Father Karras) , Max von Sydow (Father Merrin) , Lee J. Cobb (Lt. Kinderman) , Kitty Winn (Sharon) , Jack MacGowran (Burke Dennings) , William O’Malley (Father Dyer) , Barton Heyman (Dr. Klein) , Peter Masterson (Dr. Barringer) , Rudolf Schündler (Karl) , Gina Petrushka (Willi) , Robert Symonds (Dr. Taney) , Arthur Storch (Psychiatrist) , Thomas Bermingham (Tom) , Vasiliki Maliaros (Mary Karras) , Titos Vandis (Uncle John) , John Mahon (Language Lab Director) , Wallace Rooney (Bishop Michael) , Ron Faber (Chuck / Demon (voice)) , Donna Mitchell (Mary Jo Perrin) , Roy Cooper (Jesuit Dean) , Robert Gerringer (Senator at Party) , Mercedes McCambridge (Demon (voice)) , Paul Bateson (Radiologist’s Assistant (uncredited))

Directors: William Friedkin

Writers: William Peter Blatty

Tags: exorcism, holy water, religion and supernatural, vomit, possession, priest, ouija board, satan, paranormal phenomena, demon, strong language, catholic church, demonic possession, disturbed child, crisis of faith, sfx, supernatural horror

The Black Phone

The Black Phone

Release Date: 2022-06-22

Genres: Horror, Thriller

“The Black Phone” is a thrilling horror movie that follows the story of Finney Blake, a clever 13-year-old boy who gets abducted by a sadistic killer. Trapped in a soundproof basement, Finney discovers a disconnected phone on the wall that allows him to hear the voices of the killer’s previous victims. With the help of these ghostly voices, Finney must find a way to escape and avoid the same fate as the others. Starring talented actors like Ethan Hawke and James Ransone, this spine-chilling film is set to release on June 22, 2022.

Cast: Mason Thames (Finney Blake) , Ethan Hawke (The Grabber) , Madeleine McGraw (Gwen Blake) , Jeremy Davies (Terrence Blake) , E. Roger Mitchell (Detective Wright) , Troy Rudeseal (Detective Miller) , James Ransone (Max) , Miguel Cazarez Mora (Robin Arellano) , Rebecca Clarke (Donna) , J. Gaven Wilde (Moose) , Spencer Fitzgerald (Buzz) , Jordan Isaiah White (Matty) , Brady Ryan (Matt) , Tristan Pravong (Bruce Yamada) , Jacob Moran (Billy) , Brady Hepner (Vance Hopper) , Banks Repeta (Griffin) , Kristina Arjona (Ms. Fulgrim) , Sheila M. O’Rear (Principal Keller) , Rocco Poveromo (Chief of Police) , Kellan Rhude (Patrolman) , Gina Jun (Bruce’s Mother) , Ryan Cronan (Young Bruce) , Braxton Alexander (Jackass #2) , Andrew Farmer (Teammate #1)

Directors: Scott Derrickson

Writers: Scott Derrickson, C. Robert Cargill, Joe Hill

Tags: sibling relationship, child abuse, sadistic, 1970s, small town, dream, kidnapping, colorado, mask, cellar, supernatural, bullying, basement, serial killer, based on short story, alcoholic father, child kidnapping

Black Swan

Black Swan

Release Date: 2010-12-03

Genres: Drama, Thriller, Horror

“Black Swan” is a psychological horror movie released on December 3, 2010. Starring Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis, and Vincent Cassel, it takes you on a thrilling journey into the mind of a young ballerina. As she prepares for the role of the swan queen, she becomes disturbingly perfect, blurring the lines between reality and her own psyche. With a stellar cast and a gripping storyline, this film is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts.

Cast: Natalie Portman (Nina Sayers / The Swan Queen) , Mila Kunis (Lily / The Black Swan) , Vincent Cassel (Thomas Leroy / The Gentleman) , Barbara Hershey (Erica Sayers / The Queen) , Winona Ryder (Beth Macintyre / The Dying Swan) , Benjamin Millepied (David Moreau / The Prince) , Ksenia Solo (Veronica / Little Swan) , Kristina Anapau (Galina / Little Swan) , Janet Montgomery (Madeline / Little Swan) , Sebastian Stan (Andrew / Suitor) , Toby Hemingway (Tom / Suitor) , Sergio Torrado (Sergio / Rothbart) , Mark Margolis (Mr. Fithian / Patron) , Tina Sloan (Mrs. Fithian / Patron) , Abraham Aronofsky (Mr. Stein / Patron) , Charlotte Aronofsky (Mrs. Stein / Patron) , Marcia Jean Kurtz (Costumer Georgina) , Shaun O’Hagan (Stage Manager Sebastian) , Chris Gartin (Sexy Waiter Scott) , Deborah Offner (Administrator Susie) , Stanley B. Herman (Uncle Hank) , Michelle Rodriguez Nouel (Physical Therapist) , Kurt Froman (Understudy for Siegfried) , Marty Krzywonos (Conductor) , Leslie Lyles (Nurse)

Directors: Darren Aronofsky

Writers: Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz, John J. McLaughlin

Tags: new york city, dancing, competition, dancer, obsession, paranoia, insanity, ballet, female protagonist, psychological thriller, heartbreak, mental illness, madness, swan lake, ballerina

Jaws

Jaws

Release Date: 1975-06-20

Genres: Horror, Thriller, Adventure

“Jaws” is a thrilling horror movie that made it to the list of the 20 best voted horror movies of all time. Released on June 20, 1975, it tells the story of a small town called Amity Island, where the residents are terrorized by a relentless great white shark. The film follows the efforts of the police chief, an oceanographer, and a seasoned shark hunter as they join forces to put an end to the blood-thirsty beast. Starring Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, and other talented actors, “Jaws” is a must-watch for any horror movie enthusiast.

Cast: Roy Scheider (Police Chief Martin Brody) , Robert Shaw (Quint) , Richard Dreyfuss (Matt Hooper) , Murray Hamilton (Mayor Larry Vaughn) , Lorraine Gary (Ellen Brody) , Jay Mello (Sean Brody) , Jeffrey Kramer (Deputy Leonard ‘Lenny’ Hendricks) , Carl Gottlieb (Ben Meadows) , Susan Backlinie (Christine ‘Chrissie’ Watkins) , Lee Fierro (Mrs. Kintner) , Craig Kingsbury (Ben Gardner) , Phil Murray (Mr. Taft) , Fritzi Jane Courtney (Mrs. Taft (uncredited)) , Belle McDonald (Mrs. Posner (uncredited)) , Ted Grossman (Estuary Victim) , Robert Nevin (Medical Examiner) , Peter Benchley (Interviewer) , Dorothy Fielding (Girl in Music Store (uncredited)) , David Engelbach (Research Assistant (uncredited)) , Joseph Oliveira (Swimmer (uncredited)) , Beverly Powers (Topless Swimmer (uncredited)) , Ayn Ruymen (Nurse (uncredited)) , Christopher Sands (Lifeguard (uncredited)) , Rex Trailer (Scout Master (uncredited)) , Joe La Creta (Barwood (uncredited))

Directors: Steven Spielberg

Writers: Peter Benchley, Carl Gottlieb

Tags: based on novel or book, beach, fishing, atlantic ocean, bathing, shipwreck, shark attack, police chief, ferry boat, dying and death, animal attack, long island, new york, dead child, creature, skinny dipping, shark, great white shark, dead dog, child killed by animal, fourth of july, severed leg, fishing boat, animal horror, shark cage

Night of the Living Dead

Night of the Living Dead

Release Date: 1968-10-04

Genres: Horror

“Night of the Living Dead” is a classic horror movie from 1968 that has been voted as one of the best in its genre. The film follows a group of people who seek shelter in an abandoned house as corpses rise from their graves and hunt for fresh human flesh. With a talented cast including Judith O’Dea, Duane Jones, and Marilyn Eastman, this intense and panic-inducing film will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Cast: Judith O’Dea (Barbra) , Duane Jones (Ben) , Marilyn Eastman (Helen Cooper) , Karl Hardman (Harry Cooper) , Judith Ridley (Judy) , Keith Wayne (Tom) , Kyra Schon (Karen Cooper / Corpse in House) , Charles Craig (TV Newscaster / Zombie) , S. William Hinzman (Zombie (as Bill Heinzman)) , Bill Cardille (Self – Field Reporter (as Bill ‘Chilly Billy’ Cardille)) , John Simpson (Zombie) , George Kosana (Sheriff McClelland) , Frank Doak (Scientist) , A.C. McDonald (Zombie / Posse Member) , Samuel R. Solito (Zombie / Posse Member) , Mark Ricci (Washington Scientist) , Lee Hartman (Zombie / News Reporter) , Ross Harris (Newscaster/Zombie) , Steve Hutsko (Self – Cardille’s Cameraman/Zombie) , Phillip Smith (Zombie / Posse Member) , Randy Burr (Zombie / Posse Member) , Jack Givens (Zombie) , Richard Ricci (Zombie) , Rudy Ricci (Zombie) , Paula Richards (Zombie)

Directors: George A. Romero

Writers: George A. Romero, John A. Russo

Tags: sibling relationship, loss of loved one, pennsylvania, usa, cemetery, gun, gas station, cellar, house, barricade, zombie, black and white, trapped, cult film, bitten, farm house

King Kong

King Kong

Release Date: 1933-03-15

Genres: Adventure, Fantasy, Horror

“King Kong” is a classic horror movie released on March 15, 1933. The film follows an adventurous filmmaker named Carl Denham, who, along with his leading lady Ann Darrow and first mate Jack Driscoll, embarks on a thrilling journey to capture a legendary creature on an undiscovered island. This monstrous being, known as Kong, is neither beast nor man, and Denham plans to showcase it as the eighth wonder of the world on Broadway. Starring Robert Armstrong, Fay Wray, Bruce Cabot, and other talented actors, “King Kong” is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts and fans of thrilling adventures.

Cast: Robert Armstrong (Carl Denham) , Fay Wray (Ann Darrow) , Bruce Cabot (Jack Driscoll) , Frank Reicher (Captain Englehorn) , Victor Wong (Ship’s Cook Charlie) , James Flavin (Mate Briggs) , Sam Hardy (Charles Weston) , Noble Johnson (Skull Island Native Chief) , Steve Clemente (Skull Island Witch Doctor) , Roscoe Ates (Press Photographer (uncredited)) , Merian C. Cooper (Pilot of Plane that Kills Kong (uncredited)) , Frances Curry (Intended Sacrificial Bride for Kong (uncredited)) , Paul Porcasi (Apple Vendor (uncredited)) , Ernest B. Schoedsack (Machine-Gunner on Plane that Kills Kong (uncredited)) , Harry Strang (Policeman at Headquarters (uncredited)) , Bill Williams (Theatre Usher (uncredited)) , Dick Curtis (Member of Ship’s Crew (uncredited)) , Reginald Barlow (Ship’s Engineer (uncredited)) , Roy Brent (Member of Ship’s Crew (uncredited)) , Edward Clark (Member of Ship’s Crew (uncredited)) , Harry Cornbleth (Member of Ship’s Crew (uncredited)) , James Dime (Member of Ship’s Crew (uncredited)) , Charlie Hall (Member of Ship’s Crew (uncredited)) , Allen Jenkins (Member of Ship’s Crew (uncredited)) , George Magrill (Member of Ship’s Crew (uncredited))

Directors: Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack

Writers: Leon Gordon, Merian C. Cooper, James Ashmore Creelman, Ruth Rose, Edgar Wallace

Tags: new york city, screenplay, movie business, exotic island, island, ship, great depression, unsociability, dinosaur, black and white, pre-code, sea voyage, damsel in distress, empire state building, giant ape, animal horror, great ape, king kong

Get Out

Get Out

Release Date: 2017-02-24

Genres: Mystery, Thriller, Horror

“Get Out” is a critically acclaimed horror movie released on February 24, 2017. The film follows Chris and his girlfriend Rose as they visit her parents for the weekend. Initially, Chris believes their strange behavior is due to their daughter’s interracial relationship, but as the weekend unfolds, he uncovers a series of disturbing discoveries that lead him to a shocking truth he never could have anticipated. With a talented cast including Daniel Kaluuya and Allison Williams, this movie is definitely one of the best voted horror films of all time.

Cast: Daniel Kaluuya (Chris Washington) , Allison Williams (Rose Armitage) , Bradley Whitford (Dean Armitage) , Caleb Landry Jones (Jeremy Armitage) , Stephen Root (Jim Hudson) , Catherine Keener (Missy Armitage) , Marcus Henderson (Walter) , Betty Gabriel (Georgina) , Lakeith Stanfield (Andre Logan King) , Lil Rel Howery (Rod Williams) , Ashley LeConte Campbell (Lisa Deets) , John Wilmot (Gordon Greene) , Caren L. Larkey (Emily Green) , Julie Ann Doan (April Dray) , Rutherford Cravens (Parker Dray) , Geraldine Singer (Philomena King) , Yasuhiko Oyama (Hiroki Tanaka) , Richard Herd (Roman Armitage) , Erika Alexander (Detective Latoya) , Jeronimo Spinx (Detective Drake) , Ian Casselberry (Detective Garcia) , Trey Burvant (Officer Ryan) , John Donohue (Police Officer #1) , Sean Paul Braud (Police Officer #2) , Zailand Adams (Chris (age 11))

Directors: Jordan Peele

Writers: Jordan Peele

Tags: kidnapping, externally controlled action, manipulation, hypnosis, parents-in-law, racist, satire, revenge, dark comedy, interracial relationship, disappearance, racism, psychological thriller, neurosurgeon, missing person, stereotype, brain surgery, race-conscious

The Others

The Others

Release Date: 2001-08-02

Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller

“The Others” is a gripping horror movie that made it to the list of the 20 best voted horror movies of all time. Starring Nicole Kidman and Christopher Eccleston, the film follows Grace, a religious woman who lives in a dark house to protect her light-sensitive children. As strange events and disturbing visions unfold, Grace fights to shield her family from the haunting presence that lurks within their home. Released on August 2, 2001, this spine-chilling tale will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

Cast: Nicole Kidman (Grace Stewart) , Christopher Eccleston (Charles Stewart) , Alakina Mann (Anne Stewart) , James Bentley (Nicholas Stewart) , Fionnula Flanagan (Mrs. Bertha Mills) , Eric Sykes (Mr. Edmund Tuttle) , Elaine Cassidy (Lydia) , Renée Asherson (Old Lady) , Gordon Reid (Assistant) , Keith Allen (Mr. Marlish) , Michelle Fairley (Mrs. Marlish) , Alexander Vince (Victor Marlish) , Ricardo López (Second Assistant) , Aldo Grilo (Gardener)

Directors: Alejandro Amenábar

Writers: Alejandro Amenábar, Henry James

Tags: christianity, servant, cemetery, suicide attempt, shotgun, world war ii, nanny, nightmare, bible, haunted house, channel islands, mansion, soldier, gardener, photosensitivity, photo album, 1940s, spiritism, jersey island

What We Do in the Shadows

What We Do in the Shadows

Release Date: 2014-06-19

Genres: Comedy, Horror

“What We Do in the Shadows” is a hilarious horror-comedy that follows a group of vampire housemates as they navigate the challenges of modern life. With an all-star cast including Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement, the film introduces a newly turned hipster to the perks of being undead. Released in 2014, this movie is a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a good laugh and a unique take on the vampire genre.

Cast: Taika Waititi (Viago) , Jemaine Clement (Vladislav) , Jonny Brugh (Deacon) , Cori Gonzalez-Macuer (Nick) , Stu Rutherford (Stu) , Ben Fransham (Petyr) , Jackie van Beek (Jackie) , Elena Stejko (Pauline (The Beast)) , Jason Hoyte (Julian) , Karen O’Leary (Policewoman) , Mike Minogue (Policeman) , Chelsie Preston Crayford (Josephine) , Ian Harcourt (Zombie) , Ethel Robinson (Katherine) , Brad Harding (Vampire Hunter) , Isaac Heron (Fix Attendant) , Yvette Parsons (Vampire Witch / MC) , Madeleine Sami (Morana) , Aaron Jackson (Club Bouncer) , Morgana Hills (Child Vampire) , Morag Hills (Child Vampire) , Frank Habicht (Phillip) , Moose Kapua (Big Kumara Bouncer) , Denis Welch (Hypnotised Man / Vladislav’s Victim) , Mario Gaoa (Bouncer Richie)

Directors: Taika Waititi, Jemaine Clement

Writers: Taika Waititi, Jemaine Clement

Tags: commune, new zealand, vampire, friendship, mockumentary, zombie, werewolf, suburb, heartbreak, fraternity, aftercreditsstinger, nosferatu, communal living, wellington new zealand

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