What three horror movies would you pick for Chiller theater.

[Swede]

Mine would be: Mothman Prophecies
Blair Witch
Night of the Living Dead (original)

Bump in the night all right.

[Minstrel Boy]

1. Pinheadpalooza

Hellraiser
Hellbound: Hellraiser II
Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (Though it was awful, and every one since has been worse. The first two, though, were great creepy fun.)

I'm just a sucker for puzzles.

[The Great Escape]

2. "Trick us again child and your suffering shall be legendary....

even in hell"

[Minstrel Boy]

9. yikes!

That chills me just reading it.

As terrifying as he looks, Pinhead's hollow voice scares me more. "We have such sights to show you..."

But eeriest line of all: "Jesus wept."

[The Great Escape]

12. The Other One I Remember Very Well Was...

"No Tears Please, It's a Waste Of Good Suffering"

[Downtown Hound]

3. Hmmm...

The Shining (only movie that ever truly terrified me)
The Thing (John Carpenter version)
The Ring (Little Girl coming out of the TV, Mommy!!!!)

[The Great Escape]

4. The Others...Rosemary's Baby...Candyman

[NightTrain]

5. The Exorcist, The Blair Witch Project, Nosferatu

[PittPoliSci]

8. i watched Nosferatu in my German class...

didn't really understand it, but found the music and the scenery nice.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

6. The Other

.

[PittPoliSci]

7. Day of the Dead

followed by Cabin Fever and Return of the Living Dead.

mmm...i always get night of the living dead dreams when i even talk about those movies, here's the weird part though, they're never bad dreams, it's just me and friends kicking zombie ass. i don't get it...

[meatloaf]

10. Not a fan of horror flicks but I'll throw in my two cents.

"Prince of Darkness" Saw this years ago, but it scared me on an intellectual level more so than the gore or the sudden shock idea.

Basic concept was that there was God and Anti-God and that the Anti-God was supposed to be in power and that had been somehow trapped and the Xtian religion had grown up as a cover story for a sect whose soul purpose was to keep this anti-god trapped only now he's on the verge of escape. The movie presents this much better than this little synopsis and may not be any good in it's own right, but the concept was fascinating and in it's own right one of the scariest I've ever heard.

"Jeepers Creepers" I think that was the name, stuck with me because it flaunted it's existence and the authorities were powerless to stop it. It bothered me because of the kids screams at the end in a dark, hopeless, terrifying, dirty place.

"Scream" Not the scariest but it reinvented the genre, and wasn't afraid to poke fun at itself while still doing the traditional as good as it's ever been done.

[Gothic Sponge]

11. Mine:

The Mothman Prophecies
Burnt Offerings
Session 9

[aquaman]

13. Mothman Prophecies was a good movie.

So was Blair Witch, the hype was brilliantly organized.

[enigmatic]

14. My Horror Trinity

"Texas Chainsaw Massacare"
"Carnival Of Souls"
"Eraserhhead"

[RodneyCK2]

15. The following...

The Exorcist: The Extended Version
Alien or Aliens
Jaws or 28 Days Later

OK, so I really listed five movies, I know, I know.

[CanuckAmok]

16. The Vanishing, Blair Witch, and The Ring

Or all nine hours of "The Kingdom"

[MichaelHarris]

17. The

Original "Carnival of Souls" number 1. Scared the crap outta me when I was a kid.
http://www.briansdriveintheater.com/carnival.html

Good back story about the director also

[maveric]

18. Island of Lost Souls

With Charles Laughton and Bela Lugosi. 1932.
The predessessor of The Island of Dr. Moroeu <sp>.

The Thing,(Carpenter)

Dusk Till Dawn