Open 2022 With Some Panic. The Ultimate Horror Movies Checklist

If you really wanna feel submerging into a chaotic and terrifying story, [REC] is THAT movie. Here we've got Angela Vidal's story, a young local tv reporter who's got to interview some firemen in Barcelona who are helping an old woman. Suddenly, a dangerous virus appears on the scene turning every host into a bloodthirsty animal who's running all over the old woman building.

We've got a story recorded with the classic "fake documentary" style which makes us feel inside the story giving us an excellent result: best Spanish horror movie.

Directed by Tobe Hooper, an unknown cinema director until then, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre takes place in the deepest of Texas city when five teenagers visit one of their grandparent's graveyards. What happens next is a story plagued with blood, savagery, and cannibalism. This film was the predecessor for plenty of other movies such as Scream, Halloween, Friday 13th by installing the "slasher" horror subgenre.

I'm so tempted to tell you some spoilers about Cabin In The Wood but...I really can't, so I might be careful. For the plot side, we've got nothing extraordinary to say: a group of friends is haunted by some kind of creature while they're staying..., yeah, in a cabin in the woods. You might be wondering, then, what's so special about this movie. Well, we might have a lot of slasher cliches, but there are plenty (yes, plenty) of intriguing questions, curious moments that make our minds blown away. You MUST see it.

Redrum, Shelley Duvall horrified faces, the twins in that huge hall, Jack Nicholson performance throughout the whole movie...THIS IS A MIND-BLOWING PIECE OF ART! Stanley Kubric takes this Stephen King novel to the next level making it one of the most acclaimed horror movies of all time while telling us the story of a mad man, the story of the good vs the bad... Okay, now I gotta watch it (again).

By the 60s, there were few movies so controversial and famous as Rosemary's Baby which tells us the story of a new yorker couple who decided to live in front of Central Park. What they don't know is that some kind of curse seems to lie in it. When the wife, Rosemary, happened to be pregnant, strangers things begin to happen. But, the worst part of it, its the legend behind the movie: one year after its premiere, the director's wife was murdered in her house making everyone relate the movie with this horrifying thing.

This William Blatty book adaptation it's one of the most amazing horror movies in history. Here we found Regan, a twelve years old child who is a victim of some paranormal phenomena and ended up being exorcised by a priest in a remarkable scene you'll probably remember. The movie ended up winning two Oscars and gaining too many legends and creepy stories around the set, the actors, and everyone involved. Spooky as hell!

This 80s classic directed by Steven Spielberg took inspiration from plenty of our childhood fears and made a creepy story that we all still remember. The little Carol-Anne, that horrible TV, the "They're here!" line. Please, call my mother, I'm starting to freak out! 



Fun fact: rumors has it a priest was called during shooting to sanctify the whole set every day.

Starred by Gregory Peck, the original The Prophecy movie (from 1976) is a MUST SEE if you love horror movies. Some unexpected events, its gloomy staging, and the whole plot around this weird child, their family, and all the deaths that are to come to lead us to a masterpiece. Watch it!

Okay, this is MY time to be impartial. Because I love this movie because it's the predecessor for a lot of movies because it has plenty of epic scenes. I'm not gonna accept a "no" to The Blair Witch Project. okay? Thank you!

No, just kidding, hope you love it as much as I do.