In
addition to the now infamous Splatter 666
collection of reviews, ESplatter also has the "Stellar 66," our roundup of what we consider to be the 66, all-time
greatest horror films of the modern age -- basically the late 1960s on
up with a couple noticeable exceptions (the main one being Hitchcock's
"Psycho" from 1960). Many have written us to say
this was a useful guide for what to look for at the local video store.
Some have written to blast us for putting "The Blair Witch Project" in
the Top 10. Whatever your opinions, these are the movies we're
passionate about, and the ones we've found worth watching again and
again and again and again. Just click on the film title to read the full
review.
1.
Rosemary's Baby
2. Night of the Living Dead (1968)
3.
Psycho (1960)
4. Halloween
5. The Blair Witch Project
6.
Return of the Living Dead
7. Evil Dead
8. The Exorcist
9. Alien
10. An American Werewolf in London
11.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
12.
Scream
13. Candyman
14. A Nightmare on Elm Street
15. Cemetery Man
16.
Pet Semetary
17. Black Christmas
18.
The Shining
19. Near Dark
20. Deep Red (Profondo Rosso)
21.
Re-Animator
22. Devil's Advocate
23. Child's Play
24. The Devils
25. Creepshow
26.
Suspiria
27. The Fog
28.
The Omen
29. Tales From the Hood
30. Demons
31. Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn
32. Dawn of the Dead
33. The Lost Boys
34. Fright Night
35. Bride of Chucky
36. Horror Express
37. Lisa and the Devil
38.
Phantasm
39. Wes Craven's New Nightmare
40.
The Serpent and the Rainbow
41. The Wicker Man
42. Last House on the Left
43. Nadja
44.
The Other
45. Halloween: H20
46. Lair of the White Worm
47. Frenzy
48. Friday the 13th
49. Blood for Dracula
50. The Beast Within
51. Zombie
52.
Dog Soldiers
53.
Psycho 2
54. The Hills Have Eyes
55. Nosferatu: The Vampyre
56. Tales From the Crypt
57.
Bloodstone: Subspecies 2
58. Blood on Satan's Claw
59. The Dentist
60. Aliens
61. The Fly
62. Army of Darkness
63. It's Alive!
64. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
65. From Beyond
66.
Countess Dracula
