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The Best Scenes from Horror Movies


It is easy to categorize what your favorite horror movies are. It is not easy for me as I am not a huge buff of this horror genre. Maybe, it is because they use the same thorough line and same old cheap material of killing people. Is it entertaining to see people get disemboweled or getting stabbed multiple times? No. There are some movies that I don't care about like a movie in which it takes a place at a motel or house and two people are kidnapped and then they get killed and that is the end of the movie. What is the point?

Anyway, however, there are iconic moments or moments that I personally like from horror movies that elevate the material from being generic to being somewhat likable, very good or rarely, in my opinion, great. What's so great especially this month that you can watch some scary or fun horror movies along with siblings, relatives or friends to maybe get scared or laugh at some hokey jump-scares. So, what I decided to do is show some clips from other horror movies to set as my favorite scenes from any subgenre of horror movies.

I will warn you there will be some spoilers and some graphic violence in these clips.

Rear Window

Psycho (1960)


The Birds


Rosemary's Baby

Carrie

Halloween (1978)

Alien

Dawn of the Dead (it's a long sequence.)

Suspiria

Jaws


The Exorcist

The Shining


The Thing (1982)

Poltergeist (1982)

A Nightmare on Elm Street


The Fly (1986) - There were not many clips to show. So here's the trailer.

The Silence of the Lambs

Event Horizon

Scream

The Sixth Sense

The Ring

Final Destination

Saw

Black Swan

The Cabin in the Woods

The Conjuring

It Follows

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