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Wanting a good scare this Halloween? TIME and CNN have done the legwork and compiled a list of the top 25 horror movies:
1. Shaun of the Dead
2. Red Dragon
3. Audition
4. Braindead/Dead Alive
5. Men Behind the Sun
6. The Fly
7. Alien
8. Halloween
9. Carrie
10. Jaws
11. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
12. The Exorcist
13. Night of the Living Dead (1968)
14. Blood Feast
15. Black Sunday
16. Psycho
17. Peeping Tom
18. Invasion of the Body Snatchers
19. Diabolique
20. Bambi
21. Freaks
22. Frankenstein
23. The Phantom of the Opera
24. Nosferatu
25. Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat
Did you find it odd that a children's movie about woodland creatures made the list? Disney's Bambi has been traumatizing children since 1942.
Between the unseen hunters, a mother's haunting last warning, "Faster! Faster, Bambi! Don't look back! Keep running! Keep running!" followed by the sound of gunshots and Bambi's lost and quavering, "Mother? Mother?" the animated feature provided every ingredient needed for sleepless nights.
I'm wondering why the Wizard of Oz wasn't on the list. The talking apple trees, flying monkeys, and hour glass marking the remaining seconds of weeping Dorothy's life still creep me out!
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10-30-2007 @ 9:13AM
Melissa said...The Wizard of OZ inspired a lifetime of tornado-phobias and nightmares about twisters. You're right: That movie is SCARY.
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10-30-2007 @ 9:50AM
Alice said...They forgot the Omen (1976). That spooked me big time when I was younger. But then again, so did the Wicker Man (1973), and I recently watched it again and had to laugh at how amazingly 70's it was.
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10-30-2007 @ 10:15AM
Joy said...I found that scene in Bambi not scary but sad. Wizard of Oz really scared me too. Rosemary's Baby really scared me too.
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10-30-2007 @ 10:44AM
kris said...No 28 Days Later??? I have never seen anything so scary. It makes some of these movies seem like comedies. It wasn't excessively mainstream so I guess thats why the left it off. Such a shame.
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10-30-2007 @ 11:47PM
Sharon said...Wizard of Oz freaked me out, and so did Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for some reason! I still can't watch it...
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