□ Cinema’s creepiest anthology horror movies □ The best new horror movies of 2023 (so far) Written by Tom Huddleston, Cath Clarke, Dave Calhoun, Nigel Floyd, Phil de Semlyen, David Ehrlich, Joshua Rothkopf, Nigel Floyd, Andy Kryza, Alim Kheraj and Matthew Singer Here are the 100 greatest horror movies ever made. After all, if movies are meant you make you feel something, what can make you feel emotions more strongly than a scary movie? So consider this an official reappraisal. In truth, though, horror has always been worthy of respect. It wasn’t really until the past decade, and the artistic and commercial success of films like Get Out, A Quiet Place and Midsommar, that it began to truly get the respect it deserves. Decades back, horror was largely a niche interest, ignored by mass audiences and dismissed by critics. Given the recent box-office successes of franchises like Insidious and The Conjuring, horror has proven to be one of cinema’s most lucrative genres. But whether you’re a fiend for the bloodiest, most nauseating shocks available or tap out at shadows and jump scares, everyone enjoys catching a good fright once in a while. Who doesn’t? Sure, we all have thresholds for the level of scary we’re willing to subject ourselves to. ![]() Do you like scary movies? Of course you do.
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