The most significant horror movies in history

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‎In today's world, it's hard to find a horror movie that terrifies your senses without Blood or Cannibalism or vampires... a kind of simple movie that relies on good storytelling, score and shock value, those are the best tools to create horror elements, excitement and make you glued to the Screen and have a quality movie time.

Here we have collected for you the most significant horror movies in history.‎

 

‎The most significant horror films:‎

 

1- The Orphanage

The film was screened at the Cannes Film Festival, and the audience stood for ten minutes applause after its end. It is one of the horror movies that contain a strong human story, and a good score. About a woman who brings her family back to her childhood home, which used to be an orphanage for handicapped children. Before long, her son starts to communicate with an invisible new friend...

 

2- The Ring

More than two million copies of "The Killer Video" were sold within 24 hours of its release on the market. Be ready for horror. The film tells the story of a journalist (Naomi Watts) She tries to find the source of the film, which everyone who watches it dies a week after watching it.

3- Sinister

One of the most Horror movies. From the 2012 productions, the name of the film suggests (Evil) in its content. It is not for the faint-hearted. With a few scenes of violence. And blood, the director of the work shows us "evil" on its origins! The movie starts with a writer of Crime Stories, who searches a crime and finds a collection of old videos, which allows him to a terrifying discovery: the crime he is looking for is nothing but One of a series of crimes, which is the first that dates back to the sixties of the last century.

 

4- The Shining

‎You may remember the conversation from "Friends" between Joey and Rachel when Joey asks to put "The Shining" in the fridge because of its horror. You've probably heard phrases like "Here's Johnny" and "Redrum" that went down in history because of Jack Nicholson's outstanding performance in The Shining. The 1980 film, the most significant horror film of the eighties, is based on the novel of the same name, and tells the story of a writer's family who moved on vacation to an abandoned hotel. Is there an evil spirit that might drive Jack to commit criminal acts? Are the terrifying scenes that his son sees from the past of this hotel?‎

 

 

5- The Conjuring

‎The film is inspired by a true story of Ed and Lauren Warren (a true story, the characters are real, but without being sure if the story they told is real or not). We will suffice to tell you that: beware of living in the house if your dog refuses to enter it. ‎

 

6- Dead Silence

‎One phrase sums up this fun film: "If you scream, you die."‎

 

7- Case 39

‎What if you were a social worker helping families to solve their problems, but you found an innocent girl being persecuted and murdered in her own home? What are you going to do? Don't watch this movie alone.‎

 

8- Mama

‎This chilling movie. It tells the story of two girls who have lived in the forest alone for five years, will their lives continue normally after they move to their uncle's house? The most important question is, are the two girls really alone?‎

 

9- Paranormal Activity

‎The advantage of this film is in its absolute simplicity. It was produced with a very modest budget, and with very ordinary cameras, which allowed it to turn into a series that has released 4 films so far.‎

 

 

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Honorable Mention: 

10- The Others
11- The Exorcist
12 – The Grudge (the Japanese one)
13 – Psycho
14- Repulsion
15- Eraserhead