Holy crap, the Top 30. How is it all almost over? SHOCKtober, I'm mourning you already.
Each of the following films received six votes:
30. Friday the 13th -- 1980, Sean S. Cunningham
29. 28 Days Later -- 2002, Danny Boyle
28. Martyrs -- 2008, Pascal LaugierThe following films received eight votes each:
27. Insidious -- 2010, James Wan
26. Night of the Living Dead -- 1968, George Romero
25. Suspiria -- 1977, Dario Argento
24. The Thing -- 1982, John Carpenter
23. The Omen -- 1976, Richard Donner
These received nine votes each:
22. Candyman -- 1992, Bernard Rose
21. Black Christmas -- 1974, Bob Clark
Oh look, what's the one lonely movie up there without a corresponding link, meaning I've never reviewed it, nor have I written anything much in depth about it? Martyrs. Damn you, Martyrs! I've been saying I'm going to write something about it for years now. Maybe it's just too much of a thing, I don't know. There's too much to say about it. I don't know! But it's one of my favorite horror movies. Sigh.
As I've said before, it's interesting to see how this list compares to SHOCKtober 2010, how "what's scared you" compares to your "favorites". Here we've got Suspiria at #25...it was #8 in 2010. And The Thing, #24 on your scaries list, came in second on your faves list. See? Interesting. It doesn't always take many actual frights to make a horror movie a favorite. THAT IS SO PROFOUND.
Oh, and speaking of Suspiria...it was a Film Club choice way back when and you should check out the post because Jessica fucking Harper left a comment on it and that is a very awesome thing.
Oh, and speaking of Suspiria...it was a Film Club choice way back when and you should check out the post because Jessica fucking Harper left a comment on it and that is a very awesome thing.
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