Branagh's Frankenstein & Coppola's Dracula are the one I like best. (DeNiro & Oldman, mmm)

tom Hulce was in that film as well (the newer frankenstein with de niro)

Oh gosh, I like so many horror movies I don't know if I could choose a favorite.  I don't really like some of the no budget horror coming out now.  I know it is people trying to break in into the film industry and some of them are good, but others it is like they don't even try. 

I really like the Friday The 13th movies and the Halloween movies (except for part 3)  But I also like the classics as well, like The Wolf Man, Dracula, etc... The only horror movie that really scared me though was the orginal Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but I saw it when I was 11.  

It's a "haunted house... in space" movie, so yeah.

My favorites include the above, plus Wes Craven's New Nightmare, Halloween, and though it just skirts the edge of the genre, American Psycho. Admittedly, the list of Horror flicks that I've liked is a short one.

Apocalypse Now is my favorite "the horror, the horror" film.

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Halloween- but only the original

The Birds- a flock a birds gives me the heebie jeebies. I ran out of a pet store once because all the parrots were squaking

House of a 1000 Corpses- Rob Zombie is one warped mf. I had a recurrent dream about this movie

Mommy Dearest- Joan Crawford 'nuf said

From Dusk til Dawn- just cuz George Clooney is so damn sexy in this movie

John Carpenter's The Thing

Halloween (1978)

Sleepaway Camp 2

Nightmare on Elm St

Dolls

Slumber Party Massacre

April Fool's Day

Silent Night, Deadly Night

Koreans seem to have the horror genre nailed. It's better than the Japanese "Oooh, that girls got long hair and is pale as fuck" style. Films like A Tale Of Two Sisters, Spider Forest, and Memories scare the shit out of me on a more psychological level rather than "here's a ghost, scary innit?".

I have a feeling that many people here will dig Spider Forest. Very Mulholland Drive-esque, but spookier.

Blair Witch Project - Don't get it why some hate this. Saw it opening night and the directors went the scariest route possible by making what you don't see horrifying (use your imagination!).

Friday the 13th film series - Gotta love teens in trouble, gratuitous nudity, and great kills.

The Descent - Recent indy flick with some insane "make you jump" scares.

FWWM - I still stand by BOB being the scariest figure in TV and film history. Nothing rattled me like him.

"Harry, I'm going to let you in on a little secret. Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don't plan it, don't wait for it, just let it happen. Could be a new shirt at the men's store, a catnap in your office chair, or two cups of good, hot, black coffee. Like this."  -Dale Cooper

~ Amanda

"Just fear me, love me, do as I say and I will be your slave..."

Alien followed by maybe Nightmare On Elm Street, which is no Zombie Strippers but still a pretty good scare, or was when I saw it back on Easter Sunday of '85?  Whatever year it was released.  Some one had the bright idea to bring a group of 20-30 kids, like 10, 11 or 12 to it.  I'm guessing there were some freaked kids and some pissed parents that night.

Has anyone seen Zombie Strippers? I wonder if it could possibly be as bad as it sounds.

"Honey I'm all for zombie rights and your people have made great strides over the decades but I really have to wonder if this is the right career choice for you."

"It's not so bad as long as you can keep the fear from your mind." - D. Cooper

"I must not fear. Fear is the mind killer." - P. Atreides

"Whoever can see through all fear will always be safe" - L. tzu