[miketardis]

Richard Corliss put together a list of the 25 GREATEST HORROR FILMS.

http://www.time.com/time/specials/20...676808,00.html

Somehow the first film on the list is SHAUN OF THE DEAD. To be fair, they are actually going from most recent to oldest so it isn't no. 1. But SHAUN OF THE DEAD? Come on! But the film right after it will really have you scratching your head (at least it is a horror film). And you have to love the film nerdom for the last pick.
The entire list if you don't feel like clicking through it:

-SHAUN OF THE DEAD
-RED DRAGON
-AUDITION
-BRAINDEAD
-MEN BEHIND THE SUN
-THE FLY (1986)
-ALIEN
-HALLOWEEN (197 - with a still from HALLOWEEN 5
-CARRIE
-JAWS
-THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE
-THE EXORCIST
-NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (196
-BLOOD FEAST
-BLACK SUNDAY
-PSYCHO (1960)
-PEEPING TOM
-INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (1956)
-DIABOLIQUE
-BAMBI
-FREAKS
-FRANKENSTEIN (1931)
-THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925)
-NOSFERATU (1922)
-ARRIVAL OF A TRAIN (1896)

[true]

1896?? Was the movie a flip book?
No The Shining? Cmon..

[Zoekie]

How about Hellraiser? Pet Sematary? John Carpenter's The Thing? Dawn of the Dead (the original)? American Werewolf in London?
And why put Frankenstein in the list, when everybody knows The Bride of Frankenstein is so much the better movie?
And Bambi??? Does he really mean the Disney slosh I think he means??? (Sorry, Disney-fans, I hate the sentimental crap!)

[yoshie66]

This looks like the same regurgitated list that gets put put out every year.

[gbk33]

Highly inaccurate. Not all, but a lot of left out classics.

[Starscream]

what about the original Salem's Lot