
100 Horror Movies
This list is from a scratch off chart that my wife and I are watching one by one. We got the list back in 2020 (which is why the newest movie is from 2020) but had kids right after starting so we are finally getting back into it. Even though I’ve already seen a lot of them, we are rewatching them to scratch them off. Feel free to join the 100 horror movie challenge!
1A The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Robert Wiene
2The Phantom Carriage
Victor Sjöström
3Nosferatu
F. W. Murnau
4The Phantom of the Opera
Rupert Julian
5Dracula
Tod Browning
6Frankenstein
James Whale
7Freaks
Tod Browning
8Vampyr
Carl Theodor Dreyer
9The Old Dark House
James Whale
10The Mummy
Karl Freund
11The Invisible Man
James Whale
12The Black Cat
Edgar G. Ulmer
13Bride of Frankenstein
James Whale
14The Wolf Man
George Waggner
15Cat People
Jacques Tourneur
16I Walked with a Zombie
Jacques Tourneur
17Dead of Night
Alberto Cavalcanti
18House of Wax
André de Toth
19Diabolique
Henri-Georges Clouzot
20The Night of the Hunter
Charles Laughton
21Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Don Siegel
22Dracula
Terence Fisher
23House on Haunted Hill
William Castle
24Eyes Without a Face
Georges Franju
25Peeping Tom
Michael Powell
26A- Psycho
Alfred Hitchcock
27The Innocents
Jack Clayton
28What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
Robert Aldrich
29A- The Birds
Alfred Hitchcock
30The Haunting
Robert Wise
31Blood
the Microphones
32Repulsion
Roman Polanski
33A Rosemary's Baby
Roman Polanski
34A- Night of the Living Dead
George A. Romero
35Don't Look Now
Nicolas Roeg
36The Wicker Man
Robin Hardy
37A The Exorcist
William Friedkin
38A+ Black Christmas
Bob Clark
39A The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Tobe Hooper
40A Jaws
Steven Spielberg
41A- The Omen
Richard Donner
42A- Carrie
Brian De Palma
43A- Suspiria
Dario Argento
44A Dawn of the Dead
George A. Romero
45A Halloween
John Carpenter
46Phantasm
Don Coscarelli
47A Alien
Ridley Scott
48The Changeling
Peter Medak
49A The Shining
Stanley Kubrick
50A- Friday the 13th
Sean S. Cunningham
51A+ Possession
Andrzej Żuławski
52A+ An American Werewolf in London
John Landis
53B Creepshow
George A. Romero
54A Basket Case
Frank Henenlotter
55B+ Poltergeist
Tobe Hooper
56A The Thing
John Carpenter
57A Videodrome
David Cronenberg
58A A Nightmare on Elm Street
Wes Craven
59A- Fright Night
Tom Holland
60A- The Return of the Living Dead
Dan O'Bannon
61Demons
Lamberto Bava
62B+ Re-Animator
Stuart Gordon
63The Hitcher
Robert Harmon
64A- The Fly
David Cronenberg
65A Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
John McNaughton
66A Evil Dead II
Sam Raimi
67B+ The Lost Boys
Joel Schumacher
68A- Hellraiser
Clive Barker
69A- The Vanishing
George Sluizer
70A- Child's Play
Tom Holland
71Pet Sematary
Mary Lambert
72A+ Jacob's Ladder
Adrian Lyne
73B+ Misery
Rob Reiner
74A The Silence of the Lambs
Jonathan Demme
75A- Braindead
Peter Jackson
76A Se7en
David Fincher
77A+ Scream
Wes Craven
78B Ring
Hideo Nakata
79B The Blair Witch Project
Daniel Myrick
80A- The Sixth Sense
M. Night Shyamalan
81A Audition
Takashi Miike
82A The Others
Alejandro Amenábar
83A- 28 Days Later
Danny Boyle
84A- Saw
James Wan
85A- Shaun of the Dead
Edgar Wright
86B+ The Descent
Neil Marshall
87B+ The Devil's Rejects
Rob Zombie
88A Inside
Julien Maury
89A- [REC]
Jaume Balagueró
90A- Let the Right One In
Tomas Alfredson
91B Oculus
Mike Flanagan
92B+ The Conjuring
James Wan
93B+ Creep
Patrick Brice
94B+ It Follows
David Robert Mitchell
95C The Babadook
Jennifer Kent
96B+ The Witch
Robert Eggers
97A- Get Out
Jordan Peele
98B+ It
Andy Muschietti
99A- Hereditary
Ari Aster
100B+ The Invisible Man
Leigh Whannell


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Jaws, The Thing, Fright Night, The Descent, and that run from It Follows to Get Out are all faves. Bodes well for checking the rest of the list!
Tons of good stuff here. Vampyr is my favorite of the real old stuff. Some of the coolest imagery of all time in that one. OG Black Christmas is another favorite. Doesn’t get mentioned as much as other classics but I feel like it did a lot for the genre