Halloween is one of the spookiest and most exciting holidays of the year. It’s the perfect time to gather friends and indulge in a marathon of scary movies. If you’re looking for a fright-filled night without the nightmares, this list is for you.
8 Classic horror films to watch this Halloween
We have gathered our all-time favorite classic horror movies! These films have stood the test of time due to their innovative storytelling, iconic characters, and masterful use of suspense and atmosphere. Their ability to tap into universal fears and psychological themes keeps them relevant and terrifying across generations. Additionally, the groundbreaking special effects and memorable soundtracks contribute to their enduring appeal.
1. The Lost Boys (1987)
Defined by Gary Dauberman (Creation and the co-writer of It) as the best Halloween movie: “If anybody hasn’t watched that recently, it really was ahead of its time. And it’s such a fun, scary movie.”
2. Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
This movie will disturb your peace, and you will probably get attached to Mia Farrow That is hypnotically beautiful and stylish.
3. The Shining (1980)
Based upon, Stephen King’s book and with Jack Nicholson’s iconic performance as a writer, this movie is one of the best ever made.
4. American Psycho (2000)
Not what you would expect from a horror film, but If watching Christian Bale performing the role of a young urban professional who lives a second life as a serial killer – I’ll say no more (-:
5. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
An amorphous parasitic alien race abandons its dying planet and travels to Earth, taking the form of small seed pods with pink flowers upon settling.
6. Wolf (1994)
After being bitten by a wolf, aging book editor Will Randall (Jack Nicholson) finds himself full of youthful vigor. Makes you want to be bitten too…ry.
7. Misery (1990)
Another Stephan King book comes to life – This one is about a writer who is being rescued by his number one fan. Creepy and disturbing.
8. Friday the 13th (1980)
Friday the 13th (1980) is a classic slasher film that helped define the horror genre of the ’80s. Friday the 13th introduced audiences to the infamous villain, Jason Voorhees, though his full role in the series wasn’t revealed until later films. The movie’s success spawned one of the most iconic horror franchises in cinema history.
