Best horror movies of all time - Page 2
In the following page, you will see a ranking of the bests horror movies of all time. We have gathered the ratings of Imdb, Metacritic, Filmaffinity and crafted our own algorithm and generated the following ratings.
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21. Untitled: The Walking Dead Movie (2024)
Rick and Michonne reunite in a ravaged post‑apocalyptic America, fighting new factions, walker horrors and moral dilemmas. A bleak, emotional, action‑driven tale about survival, identity, trauma and hope. read more
Genres: Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
7.9
/10
7.9
/10
22. Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Night of the Living Dead (1968) follows strangers barricaded in a farmhouse during a sudden zombie outbreak. Tense, claustrophobic siege: scarce supplies, distrust, brutal violence and a bleak, tragic finale. read more
Genres: Horror, Thriller
7.1
/10
89
/100
7.8
/10
7.9
/10
23. The Shining (1980)
The Shining: a slow psychological horror about isolation and family breakdown as Jack's sanity collapses at the haunted Overlook Hotel while son Danny's psychic 'shining' reveals terrifying visions. read more
Genres: Drama, Horror
8.2
/10
68
/100
8.4
/10
7.8
/10
24. Onibaba (1964)
Onibaba (1964): In war‑torn 14th‑century Japan, two women kill exhausted samurai to survive. A deserter's affair fuels jealousy; an older woman uses a demon mask to terrorize, spiraling into bleak psychological horror. read more
Genres: Drama, Horror
7.7
/10
7.9
/10
7.8
/10
25. Kwaidan (1964)
Kwaidan is a visually sumptuous anthology of four Japanese folk tales blending human drama and the uncanny. With painted backdrops, ritual pacing and striking sound, it explores love, guilt, memory and fate in a haunting, dreamlike style. read more
Genres: Drama, Fantasy, Horror
7.7
/10
7.9
/10
7.8
/10
26. Halloween (1978)
Halloween (1978) is a lean, suspenseful slasher: silent killer Michael Myers escapes to stalk Haddonfield. Dr. Loomis and babysitter Laurie Strode confront mounting dread, minimalist score, and sudden violence. read more
Genres: Horror, Thriller
6.7
/10
90
/100
7.7
/10
7.8
/10
27. The Invisible Man (1933)
The Invisible Man (1933) follows scientist Jack Griffin who becomes invisible and descends into madness, terrorizing a village. A tense, atmospheric classic blending suspense, dark humor, and pioneering effects. read more
Genres: Horror, Sci-Fi
7.2
/10
87
/100
7.6
/10
7.8
/10
28. One Cut of the Dead (2017)
One Cut of the Dead (2017) starts as a cheap, chaotic zombie one‑take and then becomes a hilarious, heartfelt backstage comedy-drama — a clever, inventive love letter to moviemaking blending scares, laughs and warmth. read more
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Horror
7.1
/10
86
/100
7.6
/10
7.8
/10
29. Get Out (2017)
Get Out is a smart, tense psychological horror about Chris, a Black photographer whose visit to his white girlfriend’s family shifts from awkward politeness to eerie racism, manipulation, and shocking, terrifying revelations. read more
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
6.8
/10
85
/100
7.8
/10
7.7
/10
30. The Wicker Man (1973)
The Wicker Man (1973): a slow-burn folk-horror where devout Sgt. Howie probes a girl’s disappearance on pagan Summerisle — friendly islanders, unsettling rituals, growing dread and a tragic climax. read more
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
7.0
/10
87
/100
7.5
/10
7.7
/10
31. Deep Red (1975)
Deep Red (1975) is a stylish, suspenseful thriller: a psychic's on-stage claim precedes a brutal murder, prompting a pianist and witty journalist to chase cryptic clues, red herrings and shocking twists. read more
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
6.7
/10
89
/100
7.5
/10
7.7
/10
32. Godzilla (1954)
Godzilla (1954) is a bleak, suspenseful sci‑fi horror about a 50‑m monster born from nuclear tests that devastates Japan. It examines post‑war fear, scientific ethics and a grim choice over a world‑ending weapon. read more
Genres: Horror, Sci-Fi
79
/100
7.5
/10
7.7
/10
33. Carrie (1976)
Carrie (1976) follows shy, religiously repressed teen Carrie White whose telekinetic powers erupt after cruel humiliation and a prom prank, triggering a catastrophic, bloody revenge that blends psychological horror and tragedy. read more
Genres: Horror, Mystery
7.0
/10
86
/100
7.4
/10
7.7
/10
34. Cat People (1942)
Cat People (1942): a moody psychological thriller about Irena, a Serbian immigrant who fears she’ll become a panther. Marriage, therapy and jealousy blur supernatural menace and psychological repression in an atmospheric, suggestive horror. read more
Genres: Fantasy, Horror, Thriller
7.3
/10
85
/100
7.2
/10
7.7
/10
35. Don't Look Now (1973)
Don't Look Now (1973) is Nicolas Roeg's haunting slow‑burn: grieving parents in foggy Venice, a blind psychic, red‑cloaked apparitions, fragmented visuals and sound building to a disturbing, tragic climax. read more
Genres: Drama, Horror, Mystery
6.4
/10
95
/100
7.1
/10
7.7
/10
36. Tenebrae (1982)
Tenebrae: an American novelist in Rome is terrorized as murders mimic his bestseller. Dario Argento’s stylish giallo mixes sleek visuals, elaborate killings, paranoia and a twisty mystery. read more
Genres: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
83
/100
7.0
/10
7.7
/10
37. The Fly (1986)
David Cronenberg’s The Fly (1986): scientist Seth Brundle fuses with a housefly during teleportation, slowly becoming the grotesque 'Brundlefly.' A tragic, tense sci‑fi body‑horror about identity, loss and desperate decline. read more
Genres: Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
7.0
/10
81
/100
7.6
/10
7.6
/10
38. Stree 2 (2024)
After Stree, Chanderi faces new disappearances by a headless entity, Sarkatta. Vicky and friends reopen the haunted house mystery as an empowered mysterious woman returns; horror and comedy blend. read more
Genres: Comedy, Horror
7.6
/10
7.6
/10
39. Grindhouse (2007)
Grindhouse is a pulpy, R-rated double feature by Tarantino and Rodriguez recreating 1970s exploitation: gore-heavy Planet Terror, car‑centric Death Proof, plus cheesy faux trailers, grainy visuals, dark humor and violent spectacle. read more
Genres: Action, Horror, Thriller
77
/100
7.5
/10
7.6
/10
40. Eraserhead (1977)
Eraserhead (1977) is David Lynch’s stark, surreal debut: a nightmarish, black‑and‑white immersion in paranoia and domestic terror as Henry cares for a deformed baby amid industrial, dreamlike horror. read more
Genres: Fantasy, Horror, Thriller
6.8
/10
87
/100
7.3
/10
7.6
/10
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