what Modern Day Horror Movie do you like Best

[fosing]

why is twilight not on the list?

the horror.

 

[occulum]

thats a tough list to pick 1 from.
WHile I would put Cabin in the Woods near the top it doesnt feel like it belongs on the list. Its pure clichéd movie against the movies trying to be true horror.
Surprised the first TCM remake & Rec arent on there either.....

 

[CelticPredator]

Cabin in the Woods is a satire. It doesn't belong on that list for that reason alone.

Which is why I picked SLiTHER. Because it's better and more satisfying then that entire list.

The Conjuring is good. But it's not top 10 horror movies ever. It's for sure the best horror film of the year.

I like most of those movies, but most of them lack that sense of fun that I miss in horror films. I like my horror to be fun on some level. Even a film like Hills have Eyes is pretty fun at times. Especially during the later scenes.

 

[RIDDICK]

Jeepers Creepers
Dog Soldiers
The Descent
Silent Hill

 

[CelticPredator]

Jeepers Creepers is good. It's got that sense of fun, as does The Descent.

Still haven't seen Dog Soldiers, and Silent Hill is pretty bad outside of the great, great visuals.

 

[hairlesswookiee]

This is a pretty good list. I have my favorites, but it typically changes on my mood when watching them.
The Hills Have Eyes/Dawn of the Dead/Cabin in the Woods.

~~Favorites that aren't on the list: Feast and Slither.

 

[RIDDICK]

Silent Hill is pretty bad outside of the great, great visuals.

I don't think SH is bad at all.
It has the right atmosphere, great visuals and good cast.
The plot was messed a lil and designs weren't true to the source but I couldn't expect less from US adaptation of the Japanese art.

 

[Biojex]

I would actually say SH as well.

 

[karamazov80]

Since "modern day" seems to mean the last 15 years or so in this poll, I'll go with Land of the Dead. I think that movie is extremely underrated, and may get overlooked because of some hammy acting and about a billion zombie movies that have come out over the last decade, but I think Romero still totally had it there and it is a really effective film with convincing performances and great special effects.

I would also rank Drag Me to Hell above most of those on the list I have seen.

 

[the angry orc]

Jeepers Creepers
Dog Soldiers
The Descent
Silent Hill

Good list. I haven't seen Silent Hill but will have to watch it. I really liked Slither. Drag me to Hell was good too.

 

[karamazov80]

Silent Hill works if you can just enjoy it for the mood and bat-****t-iness of the whole thing and ignore the story. I also liked Slither a'aight. Felt like a fun '80s comedy/horror movie should.

 

[EVILFACE]

From your list, I loved The Strangers.

Also dig The Devil's Rejects. Zombie's only good movie.

 

[scarecrow jim]

Easy choice for me, '28 Days Later', not only is it my favorite Horror film but it would easily be in my top 10 films.

I did enjoy 'Hills Have Eyes', 'The Descent' and 'Wrong Turn'.

 

[Tornadoflame]

I love Drag Me To Hell. My favorite in a while since Biel Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

 

[crows]

The Dawn of the Dead remake. amazing

Trick r Treat. Amazing Halloween based movie

Ginger Snaps was really good.

 

[VintijDroidGutzz]

That list ain't a list without Dog Soldiers.

 

[The Ween]

None, because I haven't seen a single one of these.

 

[JonD7]

This list reminded me that they rarely make any good horror films anymore... and that makes me sad.

Only one on the list that I like is 28 Days Later(Maybe DOTD Snyder remake but meh)

 

[crows]

This list reminded me that they rarely make any good horror films anymore... and that makes me sad.

Only one on the list that I like is 28 Days Later(Maybe DOTD Snyder remake but meh)

I did a quick google search for horror films of the 2000s.

And yeah, most of them were crap. (and a lot of independent low budget crappy movies)

A lot of pg 13 crappy movies, remakes, I guess it is pretty bad.

 

[ChaserFan]

[REC] is both my favourite foreign-language and horror film.