Recommend Horror Movies ?

Corpse Party
ok it's anime. but still pretty intense

Deliver Us From Evil (2014) - one of the best horror movies in recent years imo

watch resident evil(all movies) upcoming re vendetta , The Ring (all movies), friday the 13 (all movies), conjuring1 and 2

Psycho
Night of the Living Dead
Wolf (1994)
Scanners
From Hell (2001)
The Masque of the Red Death
Nattevagten (1994)
The Call of Cthulhu (2005)
Dagon (2001)
Le pacte des loups (2001)
Don't Breathe
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
The Fly (1986)
An American Werewolf in London
Jeepers Creepers 1-2
[Rec] (2007)
Children of the Corn

Zombie films, eh? Hrmm...
Since Hollywood would rather recycle everything then be original anymore, I tend to lean toward foreign film.

Here are some of my fave foreign zombie (and often, funny) films:

• The Horde (France)
• REC, REC 2, REC 3: Genesis, REC 4: Apocalypse (Mexico Spain)
• Undead (Australia)
• Dead Snow, Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead (Norway)
• Juan of the Dead (Cuba)
• Dead Alive (New Zealand)

Enjoy!

Here are a few horror movies that aren't so known:
Pandorum, 30 Days of Night, You’re Next, Housebound, The Grudge (ok, this is famous, but you're going to pee yourself ;_; ), Orphan, El Orfanato, My Bloody Valentine, The Frighteners (that's a black comedy).

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes

Here are some of my favorite horror movies that haven't been mentioned yet. There are some oldies, and I know you'd prefer we recommend you new-ish movies, but here it is anyway :
Suspiria(1977) : mindblowing !
May (2002) : not that scary but very good overall
Ginger Snaps (2000) : my favorite werewolf movie
Kairo (2001) : not for everybody. Slow and moody, but if you're into it, you 're REALLY into it
House of the devil (2009) : It takes its sweet time to get to the scary parts, but it's worth it
Near Dark (1987) : Redneck vampires, what else do you need ?
Hellraiser (1987) : Super gross, but a classic !
A tale of two sisters (2003) : one of the best exemples of Korean horror
Bug (2006) : more of a thriller. It's mostly two people talking to each other, but it's intensely disturbing.
The Orphanage (2007) : I can't believe i'm the first one to recommend it. Spooky and poignant.
Midnight Meat Train (2008) : humor, carnage, scares, a good plot : everything you need to have a good horror movie
Lake Mungo (2008) : sometimes I feel like i'm the only one who knows that movie :( Again, it's kinda slow, but there's a scene at the end that still makes me shake today when I think about it...

and finally, if you're not against horror movies that are weird/experimental : Santa Sangre(1989), Tetsuo (1989)

• The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
• Noroi: The Curse
• The Babadook

Suspiria, because nobody else has said it yet and it has one of the best horror soundtracks ever. (Edit: Ha, I see someone mentioned this while I was typing this up... it deserves a second recommendation anyway)
The 2012 remake of Maniac is really underrated.
Bone Tomahawk for a pretty unique western/horror hybrid.
Inside (originally titled À l'intérieur), for some French carnage. Not linking the trailer because it's terrible and doesn't do the film justice at all.

Eraserhead, John Carpenter's The Thing, Soultaker, Mothman Prophecies, Mimic, Xtro, The Langoliers, Fire Walk With Me.

Get Out
Split
Let the Right One In
Nosferatu
Train to Busan
Grindhouse
The Others
Conjuring 1+2
The Wailing

Babadook because pretty much it's a movie about depression.
Mulholland Drive because it's how it is.
Eraserhead because fuck that baby.

Besides Pet Sematary, Alien 1 & 2 and Psycho are my favorites to have the hades scared out of me. Lol

Rec (part 1&2), The Shining, Dawn of the Dead (original & the 2004 remake), The Hitcher (original and remake), VHS (part 1&2), The Hills Have Eyes (remake), Eden Lake, Friday the 13th (part 1,3,4, 6 and Freddy vs. Jason), Evil Dead (pretty much all the movies and the remake), Halloween (the original and the Rob Zombie Remake from 2007), I Spit On Your Grave (remake), Wolf Creek...

"Orphan" and "Ouija: Origin of Evil" if you like creepy kids.
"The Babadook" if you like creepy mothers.
"The Blair Witch Project", "The Shining", "Alien" and "The Fly" if you like classics.
"Get Out" and "The Visit" if you like family visits gone wrong.
"Train to Busan" if you like zombies.
"Saw" and "Martyrs" if you like torture porn.
"The Cabin in the Woods" if you like meta.

Macabre, Indonesia film, cannibalism

It follows!

Nosferatu (already mentioned above),
Rosemary's Baby

Definitely "The Thing" from 1982.

eden lake

NIGHT OF THE DEMONS

RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD