I know that sometimes you must read this site and wonder at my taste in horror movies. How did it get to be so good? Was I simply born this way, with perfect and impeccable opinions on what is good and what is not?
Of course I was! But while I would like to give myself sole credit for this, I must in fact give a shout-out to my mom, who obviously also has superior taste in horror movies. Just look at this list! It speaks for itself, so I'll shut up now.
Dracula (1958, Terence Fisher)
Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966, Terence Fisher)
Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968, Freddie Francis)
Night of the Living Dead (1968, George A. Romero)
Dawn of the Dead (1978, George A. Romero)
The Descent (2005, Neil Marshall)
Dog Soldiers (2002, Neil Marshall)
Candyman (1992, Bernard Rose)
Halloween (1978, John Carpenter)
Ju-on: The Grudge (2002, Takashi Shimizu)
Ringu (1998, Hideo Nakata)
A Tale of Two Sisters (2003, Jee-woon Kim)
Alien (1979, Ridley Scott)
Pitch Black (2000, David Twohy)
The Blair Witch Project (1999, Daniel Myrick & Eduardo Sánchez
I know that sometimes you must read this site and wonder at my taste in horror movies. How did it get to be so good? Was I simply born this way, with perfect and impeccable opinions on what is good and what is not?
Of course I was! But while I would like to give myself sole credit for this, I must in fact give a shout-out to my mom, who obviously also has superior taste in horror movies. Just look at this list! It speaks for itself, so I'll shut up now.
Dracula (1958, Terence Fisher)
Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966, Terence Fisher)
Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968, Freddie Francis)
Night of the Living Dead (1968, George A. Romero)
Dawn of the Dead (1978, George A. Romero)
The Descent (2005, Neil Marshall)
Dog Soldiers (2002, Neil Marshall)
Candyman (1992, Bernard Rose)
Halloween (1978, John Carpenter)
Ju-on: The Grudge (2002, Takashi Shimizu)
Ringu (1998, Hideo Nakata)
A Tale of Two Sisters (2003, Jee-woon Kim)
Alien (1979, Ridley Scott)
Pitch Black (2000, David Twohy)
The Blair Witch Project (1999, Daniel Myrick & Eduardo Sánchez
You guessed it–each movie featured today received TWO VOTES.
233. The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) -- 2011, Tom Six 232. I Walked with a Zombie -- 1943, Jacques Tourneur 231. Insidious -- 2010, James Wan 230. Interview with the Vampire -- 1994, Neil Jordan 229. Intruder -- 1989, Scott Spiegel 228. Island of Lost Souls -- 1932, Erle C. Kenton 227. It -- 2017, Andy Muschietti 226. Jeepers Creepers -- 2001, Victor Salva 225. Killer Party -- 1986, William Fruet 224. King Kong -- 1933, Merien C. Cooper & Ernest B. Schoedsack 223. The Lair of the White Worm -- 1988, Ken Russell 222. Lake Mungo -- 2008, Joel Anderson 221. The Last Man on Earth -- 1964, Ubaldo Ragona & Sidney Salkow 220. The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue -- 1974, Jorge Grau 219. Ludlow -- 2010, Stacie Ponder (I DID NOT PAY FOR THIS AND YES IT'S OBVIOUSLY FLATTERING BUT POSTING IT MAKES ME FEEL WEIRD BUT WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO) 218. Maniac -- 2012, Franck Khalfoun 217. May -- 2002, Lucky McKee 216. Nightbreed -- 1990, Clive Barker 215. Night of the Comet -- 1984, Thom Eberhardt 214. Nosferatu the Vampyre -- 1979, Werner Herzog 213. Popcorn -- 1991, Mark Herrier & Alan Ormsby
What a nicely varied list we have here today! But only two votes for Lake Mungo, are you people nuts? That movie deserves two million votes!
Also, I love Killer Party so much. If you haven't seen it, well, this video spoils the last few seconds of it...but the song is so worth it!
You guessed it–each movie featured today received TWO VOTES.
233. The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) -- 2011, Tom Six 232. I Walked with a Zombie -- 1943, Jacques Tourneur 231. Insidious -- 2010, James Wan 230. Interview with the Vampire -- 1994, Neil Jordan 229. Intruder -- 1989, Scott Spiegel 228. Island of Lost Souls -- 1932, Erle C. Kenton 227. It -- 2017, Andy Muschietti 226. Jeepers Creepers -- 2001, Victor Salva 225. Killer Party -- 1986, William Fruet 224. King Kong -- 1933, Merien C. Cooper & Ernest B. Schoedsack 223. The Lair of the White Worm -- 1988, Ken Russell 222. Lake Mungo -- 2008, Joel Anderson 221. The Last Man on Earth -- 1964, Ubaldo Ragona & Sidney Salkow 220. The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue -- 1974, Jorge Grau 219. Ludlow -- 2010, Stacie Ponder (I DID NOT PAY FOR THIS AND YES IT'S OBVIOUSLY FLATTERING BUT POSTING IT MAKES ME FEEL WEIRD BUT WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO) 218. Maniac -- 2012, Franck Khalfoun 217. May -- 2002, Lucky McKee 216. Nightbreed -- 1990, Clive Barker 215. Night of the Comet -- 1984, Thom Eberhardt 214. Nosferatu the Vampyre -- 1979, Werner Herzog 213. Popcorn -- 1991, Mark Herrier & Alan Ormsby
What a nicely varied list we have here today! But only two votes for Lake Mungo, are you people nuts? That movie deserves two million votes!
Also, I love Killer Party so much. If you haven't seen it, well, this video spoils the last few seconds of it...but the song is so worth it!
You guessed it–each movie featured today received TWO VOTES.
233. The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) -- 2011, Tom Six 232. I Walked with a Zombie -- 1943, Jacques Tourneur 231. Insidious -- 2010, James Wan 230. Interview with the Vampire -- 1994, Neil Jordan 229. Intruder -- 1989, Scott Spiegel 228. Island of Lost Souls -- 1932, Erle C. Kenton 227. It -- 2017, Andy Muschietti 226. Jeepers Creepers -- 2001, Victor Salva 225. Killer Party -- 1986, William Fruet 224. King Kong -- 1933, Merien C. Cooper & Ernest B. Schoedsack 223. The Lair of the White Worm -- 1988, Ken Russell 222. Lake Mungo -- 2008, Joel Anderson 221. The Last Man on Earth -- 1964, Ubaldo Ragona & Sidney Salkow 220. The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue -- 1974, Jorge Grau 219. Ludlow -- 2010, Stacie Ponder (I DID NOT PAY FOR THIS AND YES IT'S OBVIOUSLY FLATTERING BUT POSTING IT MAKES ME FEEL WEIRD BUT WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO) 218. Maniac -- 2012, Franck Khalfoun 217. May -- 2002, Lucky McKee 216. Nightbreed -- 1990, Clive Barker 215. Night of the Comet -- 1984, Thom Eberhardt 214. Nosferatu the Vampyre -- 1979, Werner Herzog 213. Popcorn -- 1991, Mark Herrier & Alan Ormsby
What a nicely varied list we have here today! But only two votes for Lake Mungo, are you people nuts? That movie deserves two million votes!
Also, I love Killer Party so much. If you haven't seen it, well, this video spoils the last few seconds of it...but the song is so worth it!
Aw yeah, firmly ensconced in the last of the twos. Each film got TWO VOTES EACH!
255. Demons 2 -- 1986, Lamberto Bava 254. Les diaboliques -- 1955, Henri-Georges Clouzot 253. Don't Be Afraid of the Dark -- 1973, John Newland 252. Don't Deliver Us from Evil -- 1971, Joël Séria 251. Don't Go in the House -- 1979, Joseph Ellison 250. Bram Stoker's Dracula -- 1992, Francis Ford Coppola 249. Eraserhead -- 1977, David Lynch 248. Final Destination -- 2000, James Wong 247. FleshEater -- 1988, S. William Hinzman 246. Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed -- 1969, Terence Fisher 245. Friday the 13th Part III -- 1982, Steve Miner 244. Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter -- 1984, Joseph Zito 243. Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood -- 1988, John Carl Buechler 242. From Dusk Till Dawn -- 1996, Robert Rodriguez 241. Funny Games -- 1997, Michael Haneke 240. Ghost Ship -- 2002, Steve Beck 239. Green Room -- 2015, Jeremy Saulnier 238. Gremlins -- 1984, Joe Dante 237. Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer -- 1986, John McNaughton 236. Honeymoon -- 2014, Leigh Janiak 235. Horror Express -- 1972, Eugenio Martin 234. Horror of Dracula -- 1958, Terence Fisher
Wow, check out all those Friday the 13ths on this chunk o' list! Why, you know would go great with all these Friday mentions? A copy of my new book, Death Count! Just think, you two people who listed Part III (only two? for shame!) could bond over the movie and all my illustrations of the deaths therein. Even more importantly, you could bond over how great Chris Higgins is! Because she's so great! I am just saying. Death Count. Yeah.
Aw yeah, firmly ensconced in the last of the twos. Each film got TWO VOTES EACH!
255. Demons 2 -- 1986, Lamberto Bava 254. Les diaboliques -- 1955, Henri-Georges Clouzot 253. Don't Be Afraid of the Dark -- 1973, John Newland 252. Don't Deliver Us from Evil -- 1971, Joël Séria 251. Don't Go in the House -- 1979, Joseph Ellison 250. Bram Stoker's Dracula -- 1992, Francis Ford Coppola 249. Eraserhead -- 1977, David Lynch 248. Final Destination -- 2000, James Wong 247. FleshEater -- 1988, S. William Hinzman 246. Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed -- 1969, Terence Fisher 245. Friday the 13th Part III -- 1982, Steve Miner 244. Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter -- 1984, Joseph Zito 243. Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood -- 1988, John Carl Buechler 242. From Dusk Till Dawn -- 1996, Robert Rodriguez 241. Funny Games -- 1997, Michael Haneke 240. Ghost Ship -- 2002, Steve Beck 239. Green Room -- 2015, Jeremy Saulnier 238. Gremlins -- 1984, Joe Dante 237. Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer -- 1986, John McNaughton 236. Honeymoon -- 2014, Leigh Janiak 235. Horror Express -- 1972, Eugenio Martin 234. Horror of Dracula -- 1958, Terence Fisher
Wow, check out all those Friday the 13ths on this chunk o' list! Why, you know would go great with all these Friday mentions? A copy of my new book, Death Count! Just think, you two people who listed Part III (only two? for shame!) could bond over the movie and all my illustrations of the deaths therein. Even more importantly, you could bond over how great Chris Higgins is! Because she's so great! I am just saying. Death Count. Yeah.
Aw yeah, firmly ensconced in the last of the twos. Each film got TWO VOTES EACH!
255. Demons 2 -- 1986, Lamberto Bava 254. Les diaboliques -- 1955, Henri-Georges Clouzot 253. Don't Be Afraid of the Dark -- 1973, John Newland 252. Don't Deliver Us from Evil -- 1971, Joël Séria 251. Don't Go in the House -- 1979, Joseph Ellison 250. Bram Stoker's Dracula -- 1992, Francis Ford Coppola 249. Eraserhead -- 1977, David Lynch 248. Final Destination -- 2000, James Wong 247. FleshEater -- 1988, S. William Hinzman 246. Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed -- 1969, Terence Fisher 245. Friday the 13th Part III -- 1982, Steve Miner 244. Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter -- 1984, Joseph Zito 243. Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood -- 1988, John Carl Buechler 242. From Dusk Till Dawn -- 1996, Robert Rodriguez 241. Funny Games -- 1997, Michael Haneke 240. Ghost Ship -- 2002, Steve Beck 239. Green Room -- 2015, Jeremy Saulnier 238. Gremlins -- 1984, Joe Dante 237. Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer -- 1986, John McNaughton 236. Honeymoon -- 2014, Leigh Janiak 235. Horror Express -- 1972, Eugenio Martin 234. Horror of Dracula -- 1958, Terence Fisher
Wow, check out all those Friday the 13ths on this chunk o' list! Why, you know would go great with all these Friday mentions? A copy of my new book, Death Count! Just think, you two people who listed Part III (only two? for shame!) could bond over the movie and all my illustrations of the deaths therein. Even more importantly, you could bond over how great Chris Higgins is! Because she's so great! I am just saying. Death Count. Yeah.
I've gotten quite a warm reception and some very kind words about Death Count. I'm delighted that folks are delighted! Some people have even gone so far as to post pictures of the book or of themselves with the book and I love it so much...not to be greedy, I'm definitely hoping for some pets-with-Death Count shots in the future.
If you've yet to get in on the hot, hot Death Count action, it's available at Amazon–they even discounted the price to $19.07, what a deal! I'm still working on the Kindle edition, hopefully I'll have that soon and I'll update.
Signed copies are still available directly from me for $19.95, and there are also a few sketch editions left for $45. If you'd like a signed or sketched version, Paypal me at stacieponder (at) gmail dot com. If it's a sketch edition, be sure to tell me which character (from Part One–Jason X) you'd like! And be sure to include a mailing address. Sorry my dudes, sketch edition and signed copies are available in the US only.
I just really want to post pictures of people with my book forever. IT'S THE BEST THING. Tag me on "social" "media" or email the pics my way or something. Just keep 'em coming, man, I'm jonesin' for it!
I've gotten quite a warm reception and some very kind words about Death Count. I'm delighted that folks are delighted! Some people have even gone so far as to post pictures of the book or of themselves with the book and I love it so much...not to be greedy, I'm definitely hoping for some pets-with-Death Count shots in the future.
If you've yet to get in on the hot, hot Death Count action, it's available at Amazon–they even discounted the price to $19.07, what a deal! I'm still working on the Kindle edition, hopefully I'll have that soon and I'll update.
Signed copies are still available directly from me for $19.95, and there are also a few sketch editions left for $45. If you'd like a signed or sketched version, Paypal me at stacieponder (at) gmail dot com. If it's a sketch edition, be sure to tell me which character (from Part One–Jason X) you'd like! And be sure to include a mailing address. Sorry my dudes, sketch edition and signed copies are available in the US only.
I just really want to post pictures of people with my book forever. IT'S THE BEST THING. Tag me on "social" "media" or email the pics my way or something. Just keep 'em coming, man, I'm jonesin' for it!
Whoa, I can't believe it...at last, we have arrived at the point in the list where each movie received TWO VOTES. That's right! So long, solo acts...we're in Twinsie Town. Just think–if you voted for one of these films and you meet the other person who voted for the same film, well, you'll have something to talk about. Won't that be nice?
275. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master -- 1988, Renny Harlin 274. A Tale of Two Sisters -- 2003, Jee-woon Kim 273. All Cheerleaders Die -- 2013, Lucky McKee & Chris Sivertson 272. Alligator -- 1980, Lewis Teague 271. American Mary -- 2012, Jen Soska & Sylvia Soska 270. Antichrist -- 2009, Lars von Trier 269. A Bay of Blood -- 1971, Mario Bava 268. Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon -- 2006, Scott Glosserman 267. Black Swan -- 2010, Darren Aronofsky 266. Blue Velvet -- 1986, David Lynch 265. Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror -- 1981, Andrea Bianchi 264. Cannibal Holocaust -- 1980, Ruggero Deodato 263. Castle of Blood -- 1964, Sergio Corbucci & Antonio Margheriti 262. Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things -- 1972, Bob Clark 261. Creep -- 2014, Patrick Brice 260. The Curse of Frankenstein -- 1957, Terence Fisher 259. Day of the Dead -- 1985, George A. Romero 258. Dead of Night -- 1945, Alberto Cavalcanti, Charles Crichton, Basil Dearden, Robert Hamer 257. Deadgirl -- 2008, Marcel Sarmiento & Gadi Harel 256. The Deadly Spawn -- 1983, Douglas McKeown
A whole messa great movies on today's chunk o' list! I'm not gonna tell you which ones are great, though. You'll have to guess.
Whoa, I can't believe it...at last, we have arrived at the point in the list where each movie received TWO VOTES. That's right! So long, solo acts...we're in Twinsie Town. Just think–if you voted for one of these films and you meet the other person who voted for the same film, well, you'll have something to talk about. Won't that be nice?
275. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master -- 1988, Renny Harlin 274. A Tale of Two Sisters -- 2003, Jee-woon Kim 273. All Cheerleaders Die -- 2013, Lucky McKee & Chris Sivertson 272. Alligator -- 1980, Lewis Teague 271. American Mary -- 2012, Jen Soska & Sylvia Soska 270. Antichrist -- 2009, Lars von Trier 269. A Bay of Blood -- 1971, Mario Bava 268. Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon -- 2006, Scott Glosserman 267. Black Swan -- 2010, Darren Aronofsky 266. Blue Velvet -- 1986, David Lynch 265. Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror -- 1981, Andrea Bianchi 264. Cannibal Holocaust -- 1980, Ruggero Deodato 263. Castle of Blood -- 1964, Sergio Corbucci & Antonio Margheriti 262. Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things -- 1972, Bob Clark 261. Creep -- 2014, Patrick Brice 260. The Curse of Frankenstein -- 1957, Terence Fisher 259. Day of the Dead -- 1985, George A. Romero 258. Dead of Night -- 1945, Alberto Cavalcanti, Charles Crichton, Basil Dearden, Robert Hamer 257. Deadgirl -- 2008, Marcel Sarmiento & Gadi Harel 256. The Deadly Spawn -- 1983, Douglas McKeown
A whole messa great movies on today's chunk o' list! I'm not gonna tell you which ones are great, though. You'll have to guess.
Whoa, I can't believe it...at last, we have arrived at the point in the list where each movie received TWO VOTES. That's right! So long, solo acts...we're in Twinsie Town. Just think–if you voted for one of these films and you meet the other person who voted for the same film, well, you'll have something to talk about. Won't that be nice?
275. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master -- 1988, Renny Harlin 274. A Tale of Two Sisters -- 2003, Jee-woon Kim 273. All Cheerleaders Die -- 2013, Lucky McKee & Chris Sivertson 272. Alligator -- 1980, Lewis Teague 271. American Mary -- 2012, Jen Soska & Sylvia Soska 270. Antichrist -- 2009, Lars von Trier 269. A Bay of Blood -- 1971, Mario Bava 268. Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon -- 2006, Scott Glosserman 267. Black Swan -- 2010, Darren Aronofsky 266. Blue Velvet -- 1986, David Lynch 265. Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror -- 1981, Andrea Bianchi 264. Cannibal Holocaust -- 1980, Ruggero Deodato 263. Castle of Blood -- 1964, Sergio Corbucci & Antonio Margheriti 262. Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things -- 1972, Bob Clark 261. Creep -- 2014, Patrick Brice 260. The Curse of Frankenstein -- 1957, Terence Fisher 259. Day of the Dead -- 1985, George A. Romero 258. Dead of Night -- 1945, Alberto Cavalcanti, Charles Crichton, Basil Dearden, Robert Hamer 257. Deadgirl -- 2008, Marcel Sarmiento & Gadi Harel 256. The Deadly Spawn -- 1983, Douglas McKeown
A whole messa great movies on today's chunk o' list! I'm not gonna tell you which ones are great, though. You'll have to guess.
Whoa, I can't believe it...at last, we have arrived at the point in the list where each movie received TWO VOTES. That's right! So long, solo acts...we're in Twinsie Town. Just think–if you voted for one of these films and you meet the other person who voted for the same film, well, you'll have something to talk about. Won't that be nice?
275. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master -- 1988, Renny Harlin 274. A Tale of Two Sisters -- 2003, Jee-woon Kim 273. All Cheerleaders Die -- 2013, Lucky McKee & Chris Sivertson 272. Alligator -- 1980, Lewis Teague 271. American Mary -- 2012, Jen Soska & Sylvia Soska 270. Antichrist -- 2009, Lars von Trier 269. A Bay of Blood -- 1971, Mario Bava 268. Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon -- 2006, Scott Glosserman 267. Black Swan -- 2010, Darren Aronofsky 266. Blue Velvet -- 1986, David Lynch 265. Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror -- 1981, Andrea Bianchi 264. Cannibal Holocaust -- 1980, Ruggero Deodato 263. Castle of Blood -- 1964, Sergio Corbucci & Antonio Margheriti 262. Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things -- 1972, Bob Clark 261. Creep -- 2014, Patrick Brice 260. The Curse of Frankenstein -- 1957, Terence Fisher 259. Day of the Dead -- 1985, George A. Romero 258. Dead of Night -- 1945, Alberto Cavalcanti, Charles Crichton, Basil Dearden, Robert Hamer 257. Deadgirl -- 2008, Marcel Sarmiento & Gadi Harel 256. The Deadly Spawn -- 1983, Douglas McKeown
A whole messa great movies on today's chunk o' list! I'm not gonna tell you which ones are great, though. You'll have to guess.
