Best Horror Movie of 2013

[Pizzamorg]

Big Bad Wolves if it counts, if it doesn't then the Maniac remake (well that was 2013 for Brits dunno about the rest of the world) and so if THAT doesn't count, I'd say The Dirties.

[Abominus]

The Conjuring.

[Verisimilitude1984]

The Evil Dead.

[Will.]

You're Next, I love that movie. I think it's misunderstood.

[formula_nebula]

The Conjuring. Evil Dead is a close second.

[djzero]

You're Next

[Visco.]

TIL documentaries aren't movies.

[StatenMan18]

The conjuring easily.. I wanted insidious 2 to be as good or better than first but it wasn't really the same premise as its predecessor. The conjuring was just too good, best horror for me in a few years

[SimBelm]

Originally Posted by Visco.

TIL documentaries aren't movies.

TIL they're allowed to be called films though, I think...?

[csdot]

if you guys really think thats what i was saying then

[Lacit170]

Originally Posted by Jasonic

I kind of meant the actually genre of horror

I found nothing about The Act of Killing surprising, nor horrifying. Certainly sad, and especially for the old guy it mainly follows around at the end, but that's about it. I'm no documentary enthusiast, but certainly not amongst the best I've seen.

what are you referring to??

Originally Posted by tylerdurden10

While I enjoyed Evil Dead, can you really call it the best Horror film of 2013 when it wasn't even remotely scary? I would think a more traditional "scary" film like The Conjuring would've been the unanimous choice for most, although I haven't seen You're Next so I can't speak for how scary it is.

P.S. It's an embarrassment to the horror genre to place the Carrie remake in it! That movie was a joke.

yea, you can...whether it is scary or not, the entertainment value is definitely there...cant remember the last movie that actually scared me... what are you 7 ... for what its worth, Conjuring was a close 2nd and i also havent seen youre next...havent seen Carrie yet either but see a few things wrong and right from the previews....

wrong - chloe is was too good looking to play Carrie...

Right - i noticed they added a few scenes from the book that were left out of the original..

[tylerdurden10]

Originally Posted by Lacit170

what are you referring to??



yea, you can...whether it is scary or not, the entertainment value is definitely there...cant remember the last movie that actually scared me... what are you 7 ... for what its worth, Conjuring was a close 2nd and i also havent seen youre next...havent seen Carrie yet either but see a few things wrong and right from the previews....

wrong - chloe is was too good looking to play Carrie...

Right - i noticed they added a few scenes from the book that were left out of the original..

Well I never said any of these films actually scared me, I just meant The Conjuring was much more suspenseful/creepy than Evil Dead, which felt more like a silly/mindless gorefest (although I still enjoyed it, so don't jump all over me).

[Tcan21]

The Conjuring

[VictoryAtNight]

Pure Perfection leads to Pure Ecstasy.

2013 Horror and Movie of the Year.

[Villiam Hayes]

The Evil Dead for me just ahead of The Conjuring.

[arcadeforest]

I liked The Conjuring

[assydingo]

On the list

Mama was like fairy tale horror... or something along those lines. It was beautifully done. Loved it the most so I voted for it.

The Evil Dead would be second. Carrie & The Conjuring above the rest listed.

Off the list

If I had counted The Lords Of Salem as 2013 then it'd beat Mama. TLOS is a ****ing masterpiece. We rarely see a horror film 100% commit to it's story and characters. Even among the ones that do TLOS is a unique and unforgettable cinematic vision.

[Xenia]

Evil Dead, followed very closely by You're Next and Chucky, then Conjuring probably. I agree Lords of Salem was cool.

[pcdevitt]

You're Next - NO COMPETITION.

[Hellraiserfan]

Originally Posted by pcdevitt

You're Next - NO COMPETITION.

I actually just watched that two nights ago and surprisingly liked it. I thought it was going to be a rip off of The Stangers(which I didn't like)but turned out to be quite different.

I was annoyed with a few character's decisions like with most horror films but overall it was a fun film.

[Show spoiler]Come on, having his daughter run outside when the door will be open for a few seconds for the killers to get a good shot in before she makes it out. Funny enough the film surprised me when she ran into that wire. The second thing was the dumbass dad searching upstairs by himself.