Are there any horror movies you can introduce?

1. night of the living dead-Release time: 1968.

This movie is by far the most classic zombie movie, which initiated the popular trend of this kind of movies, and this trend continues to this day. Although we have seen many zombie movies (including many wonderful ones), the first one is unforgettable.

2. texas chainsaw massacre, Texas, Texas-Release time: 1974.

There are many sequels after this film-the latest one was released in 2003-which shows how successful the first one was. This picture looks horrible and scary, and it really deserves the title of horror film. The word "extremely cruel" can be used to describe this film. The extreme violence in the film shocked most of the audience, especially in 1974, and the audience was not prepared for this type of film.

3. The Devil's Child-Release Time: 1968

For any avid horror movie lover, if he has never seen a movie directed by roman polanski, he must make up lessons. This is the story of a mysterious movie, in which a young couple moved to a new apartment, but it turned out to be a bad decision: their neighbors looked friendly, but in fact they were demons. Rosemary had nightmares from then on, and everything became unusual. At this moment, her husband drifted away from her, but he got along well with those two creepy neighbors. Obviously, after she got pregnant, these three men were plotting against her children.

4. Bride of Frankenstein-Release time: 1935.

This film is a sequel to Frankenstein. The Bride of Frankenstein is not as unimaginative as most sequels, nor is it inferior to the first one (Frankenstein). In the film, Frankenstein persuaded his master (he didn't die at the end of the first film) to make a partner for him-Mrs. Frankenstein. This Frankenstein lady is composed of two female bones and a beating heart-it was taken out of a girl alive.

5. sharping-Release time: 1980.

The Shining is Stephen King's masterpiece and regarded as one of the best horror novels. Therefore, as a film of the same name adapted from a novel, this film is absolutely breathtaking and destined to become a classic. Jack Nicholson plays a writer who gives up drinking and has a 6-year-old son. The boy with super powers followed his father to a remote hilltop hotel and spent the whole winter in this isolated place. When winter comes, there are only three Jack family members left in the hotel ... However, nightmares follow. ...

6. The Silence of the Lambs-release date: 199 1 year.

The Silence of the Lambs is the best psychological horror film of all time, and unexpectedly won the Oscar for Best Film. Anthony Hopkins plays hannibal lecter. He is a zee-oui with high IQ and abnormal condition. Jodie Foster plays a young detective who asks Hannibal for help and solves a murder case. The whole story is tense and makes people breathless.

7. Aliens-Date of Release: 1979

Looking back at the 1970s, which movie stood out among the horror movies of that era? There is no doubt that the answer is the first alien, not only scary, but also very novel, unique and shocking. Today, we watched many alien movies, all kinds of ferocious alien creatures, but we can firmly say that compared with the first alien movie, none of the aforementioned movies are worth mentioning.

8. Great White Shark-Release Date: 1975

You must have heard of Jaws, even if you haven't seen it (though it's unlikely). Needless to say, this is a horror film. Under Spielberg's lens, the great white shark turned into a ghostly serial killer. Decades later, humans finally woke up and remembered that humans were not the main course of sharks, they just made a mistake. ...

9. Psychological release time: 1960.

This classic film is not only a work of art, but also a horror film that should not be watched alone. Psycho is directed by legendary director Alfred Hitchcock. In the film, a woman named Marion Crane ran away with money and met two serial killers with serious mental illness on the way. The poor woman paid a heavy price for her momentary greed.

10. Exorcist-Release time: 1973

The Exorcist is an indispensable part of any classic horror movie list. It's terrible. In the next few weeks, you may have to use sleeping pills to fall asleep.