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Top 100 European and American horror movies

1. Re-Animator: Producer Brian Yuzner, director Stuart Gordon.

2. Jumping Corpse (2): Director Brian Yuzna.

3. From Beyond 1986: Director Brian Yuzna.

4. Raising Ghosts and Eating People (Series): 7 episodes have been filmed so far, with episodes 1, 2 and 3 being the most valuable. Episodes 1 and 2 are directed by Cliff Baker.

5. The zombies have crossed the line: director Peter Jackson, this is a successful work that shows his talents (he is the director of "The Return of the King of the Ring").

6． The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (series): Tobey Huber's successful work, this series has four episodes, and the last three episodes are of certain value.

7. UFO: Chuck Russell's early masterpiece, released in 1988, a remake of the old work from the 1950s.

8． Ghostbusters (series): A masterpiece created by Tobey Huber and Spielberg. It was followed by two more episodes.

9. An American Wolf in London: also known as a ghost chasing a man or a wolf biting a ghost, it is a classic and tragedy in the wolf genre.

10. A Nightmare on Elm Street (series): A stunning work by famous director Wes Coravan, episodes one, two, and three are the best, while episodes four, five, six, and seven are inferior, but they are definitely worth collecting them all. Moreover, several famous directors are involved in it, and this series has become their starting point in the field of horror films, such as Chuck Russell (three episodes), Renny Harlin (four episodes), Stephen F. Hopkins (five episodes).

11. Black Friday (series): There are ten episodes so far. This series has different opinions, different opinions, and mixed reviews. The film is also translated as "The Murderer".

12． Panic in the Moonlight (series): There are eight episodes so far, and the famous director John Carpenter is the initiator. It has subtly influenced a number of horror films with murder as the theme.

13． The Shining: Director Ku’s masterpiece, you will never regret it for the rest of your life! ! ! ! !

14． Fantasy Murder Files: Clive Baker style work.

15. The Exorcist (series): ***Three episodes, the first episode is an absolute classic! The religious overtones are strong and the second and third episodes are of little value.

16. Werewolf (series): The Werewolf series in the 1980s is a comprehensive textbook on werewolf horror films. ***Six episodes.

17. The ghosts are reborn (series): also known as the reincarnation of ghosts and demons, and the avoidance of strangers. A classic about the living dead, it is much more lively than George Romero's zombie movies. It has three episodes. The first and second episodes emphasize stunts. The third episode is directed by Brian Yuzna. It has stunts + emotions. Moved many people!

18. In Bad Taste: The Works of Peter Jackson.

19. The Undersea City of Fierce Blood: A horror film belonging to the mutant creature category. The work of Jorge Casmetto, the director of the sequel to Rambo.

20． Hell City: The work of Italian director Lucio Fulci. This director has two characteristics: the story always takes place in a foreign country, mostly in the United States; and it has the effect of stimulating the human digestive tract!

21. The beyond: Unknown translation, a work by the aforementioned director.

22． Zombie (series): formerly known as ZOMBIE, ***4 episodes. Lucio Fulci is the initiator, and the first episode is the most classic.

23． Undead: The work of George Romero, this movie is suitable for Micheal Jackson to use as an MTV background. The film was once sold by profiteers as a movie version of "Resident Evil".

24. Dawn of the Dead: Another masterpiece by George Romero.

25. Night Zombies: George Romero's masterpiece of zombie movies, filmed twice in 1968 and 1990***.

26. Return of the Devil: John Carpenter's religious horror film, the audience needs to know some Christian content. It is a product of compromise between science and religion, which is in line with the scientific and religious style of the 1980s.

27． Mutant Night Stalker: Clive Baker's work, famous director David Cronenberg plays a murderer in the film.

28. Return of Satan (series): ***Three episodes, also a religious horror film.

29. The Return of the Ghost Baby: The Ghost Baby Bride*** four episodes. It is quite distinctive and unique, establishing a type of horror film with toys as the protagonists, pioneering such low-cost films, and has a group of fans. Episodes 1 and 2 are the best! Especially the second episode! Great stunts + good plot!

30. Devil’s toy: a successful imitation of the ghost baby’s resurrection.

31. Mutant Type III: From the 1980s to the present, it is a popular period for unknown creatures and alien creatures (alien). This work of John Carpenter better catches up with this trend.

32. Ghost Town (series): a religious horror film.

33． Children of the Corn (series): Children of the Corn, a cult-themed horror film.

34. Test Tube Demon: Similar to the theme that "The Fly" wants to reflect, humans should never play the role of God, otherwise they can only do evil!

35. Alien: A classic film, it has been remade many times, the most recent one was in 1993, directed by Stuart Gordon.

36． Breaking Every Night: Brian Yuzna's 1995 religious horror film.

37. The Devil's Dentist (series): Brian Yuzna's work, a true reflection of the psychologically distorted world, two episodes.

38. The Deadly Eye (Series): Started by David Kerry Ronenberg. ***Three episodes.

39． Cannibal: A horror film with an anthropological theme, its authenticity cannot be doubted. Another one called Eaten Alive also falls into this category.

40． Ant Empire (Man-Eating Ants): It is a natural or biological horror film, very real!

41． The Amazing Magic Cocoon (Giant Man-eating Mosquito): An exaggeration of the biological theme, it looks like an ancient dragonfly that was more than one meter long hundreds of millions of years ago.

42． A plague of slugs: a biological horror film.

43. Seed Demon: Similar to "alien monster".

44. Mutant DNA (series): Another exaggerated work of biological horror films. ***Three episodes.

45． The Devil Breaks Out of the Cocoon (series): ***Episode 4, started by Wes Coravin.

46. Until Dawn (series): ***Three episodes, Tarantino’s genius work! Extremely cool!

47. Ghost knocking on the door in the middle of the night (series): Episode 2. Works by Stephen King.

48. Night Stalker: Stephen King's tragic horror film, the theme song is ENYA's work, endless aftertaste! ! !

49． Zombie Squad: A masterpiece of the living dead genre.

50. Transformation Warrior: An imitation with "alien" edges and lots of gunfight scenes.

51. Snake Monster: The work of white-faced boy Hugh Grant, with a strong British flavor.

52. BACK FROM THE DEAD: Similar to "Zombie Crossing the World", it is absolutely stimulating to the visual and psychological defenses!

53. Man Plays Ghost (Series): Also translated as "Corpse", the film describes the ever-changing changes of corpse decay, which is both disgusting and terrifying. ***Three episodes.

54. Crazy doctor who mutilates people: the same type as the "devil dentist".

55. Rabies: The Works of David Cronenberg.

56. Mutant Blood Demon: Brian Yuzna's work, biological theme.

57. Horror Pumpkinhead (series): an American regional horror film, ***4 episodes.

58． Babies in Manhattan: The Works of Lucio Fulci.

59． Gravekeeper's House: Lucio Fulci's work, Italian zombies.

60． Mutant Girl: An excellent wolf-themed work.

61. Portrait of a Killer (series): Episode 2. **True description of murder! It’s really killing without blinking an eye! ! !

62． Children of the Living Dead: The latest living dead movie!

63． Bloody Christmas Eve (series): also known as Super Space, a cult-themed horror film, ***4 episodes.

64. C, H, U, D (Series): The story of mutated creatures that survive underground in New York and kill people.

65. Spider Island: The Works of Brian Yuzna in 2001.

66． Man-Eating Crocodile (Series): ***Episode Three. Natural horror film.

67. Little Strong Storm: formerly known as They Nest, a natural horror film.

68. Bats: A natural horror film.

69． Dead Man Under the Staircase: People with mental disorders should stay away! This film is a warning. Works by Wes Coravin.

70． Iron-Blooded Wolf: The work of an alternative type of wolf.

71. Ghosts Counterattack: Wes Coravin's vampire-themed work, good! Don't be sloppy.

72. Tales from the Tomb (series): Each episode of this series is composed of two or three independent short stories with a wide range of themes. One of the episodes was directed by Schwarzenegger.

73． Rats and Man-Eating City: The theme of biological mutation.

74. The Haunted Mansion: A remake of an old film from the 1950s. Zemeckis serves as the producer, which shows the importance of this film.

75． The Haunting: The same theme as "Haunted Mansion". Excellent sound effects. Also known as "haunted house with evil spirits".

76. Thin to Death: The Works of Stephen King.

77. Deep Sea Shark: The theme of biological mutation. Works by Renny Harling.

78. Devil's Hospital: A horrific story about a Japanese doctor experimenting on living people.

79. Watch Night Watch: A Danish horror film that has entered the American market more successfully.

80． Witch Beauty (series): ***Two episodes, a horror film with special functions of the human body, where revenge comes first.

81. Bloody Night/Kiss of the Evil Night (Night is Coming): A zombie horror film starring Bill Paxton, with well-characterized characters.

82. There is a Ghost in the Quarantine House: a movie from the 1980s, a "gremlins" horror movie.

83． I Know What You Did Last Summer (series): Two episodes. The popular work of "Moonlight Panic".

84. Scream (series): three episodes. Also translated as "Scream". The first episode is the best.

85. School of Hell (College Prom Night): Four episodes. English name: Prom Night. Works from the 1980s, similar to Belle.

86. Jaws: Episode Four. Spielberg started it. The first episode is good, and so are the second and third episodes.

87. Omen: ***Episode four. Similar to the Archmage, the religious atmosphere is permeated.

88． Living Dead Girl: Living Dead Girl. The theme of the living dead.

89． Alien from the Deep: A natural-themed horror film.

90. The Incredible Ecstasy: Peter Jackson's first work after arriving in the United States, has some comedy.

91. Voodoo: A mysterious cult that resurrects the dead.

92． Forbidden Mirror (series): ***Episode 3.

93． Little Demon Catcher: Children can also drive away evil spirits. Frankenstein, werewolves, CHUD, mummies, vampires and other ghosts appeared in the film.

94． Shocking Cannibals: Alternative religious themes.

95. Random Talk: The Works of John Carpenter. Also known as the war horror black hole.

96. Giant frog: natural theme.

97. Giant Frog Town: The theme of mutants ruling the future.

98. Vampire: Vengeance/Vengeance...by Carpenter.

99． X Your Old Tomb (series): two episodes.

It's a bit pornographic, and women are victimized and revenged, which is understandable.

100. The Legend of Death (series): three episodes. Nature + religious themes.