Suggest me a horror film [New L1+ GA inside]

The Ring and The Grudge Japanese versions scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. :D

The ring

Thirteen Ghosts (2001). Not the best movie out there, but the ghosts scared me when I was younger and I enjoyed the movie.

I also enjoyed House On Haunted Hill (1999).

Only horror movies I've liked are comedic ones like scream :p

Frailty by Bill Paxton
Identity by James Mangold
The fly by David Cronenberg (and most of the films of this director. Have you seen Scanners?)

I'm not into horror movies, the last one I watched was The Conjuring, I thought it was pretty good.

Jacob's Ladder.

It follows

Eden Lake, Lord of Flies

Psychological horror:
Session 9
Jacob's Ladder (both movies heavily influenced Silent Hill)

Slasher:
The Collector
The Collection

Horror for all the wrong reasons:
Twilight ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Poughkeepsie Tapes

Martyrs, A l'interieur, Haute Tension, Rec, Audition.

Cannibal Hollicaust.

If you like the gory horror: Evil Dead Remake
Otherwise I can recommend "The Grudge" (Also the Remake - never saw the Original)

L'intérieur, Sauna, House of the Devil, Noroi, Světlonoš, Vampyr - Der Traum des Allan Grey, Descent, Oculus,... and many other fantastic horror movies

"Mama" is pretty good: nicely done, good story, really well constructed ghost story. Not perfect, but good.
"Drag me to Hell" Horror comedy, really gross and funny, in the vein of "Evil Dead 2" (Same director)

Also, look at this horror short,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adap4rzlM2I

where is the GA link? :D

I liked The Mist - might not be super scary but the atmosphere was on point

The original Dawn of the Dead, and the Evil Dead series.

Frankly, I'd like to check out the Phantasm film series myself (coincidentally Phantasm II will be airing on one of the Encore channels this coming Thursday night...)

Quite a few of the really good ones have been suggested, so let me add a somewhat obscure one. I might be crazy for liking this one, as its reviews have been kind of lukewarm, but I really enjoyed "Absentia". The plot focuses on a woman who's in the last steps of the process of having her missing husband declared legally dead in absentia (hence the title, obviously enough), when her somewhat wild younger sister shows up to stay with her for a while. Interestingly, the plot borrows things from something that hasn't been scary in a very long time - namely, fairy folklore - and, in my opinion, actually manages to make them severely scary again.
There are some jump scares, but I think they could be counted on one hand. Most of it is devoted to atmosphere and a general creeping dread. The acting is a little mixed but not bad. Maybe check some reviews, see if it feels like your kind of thing. Again, to be fair, I seem to be in kind of a minority when it comes to really liking this one. The friends I've shown it to found it to be okay, but some were frustrated by the movie's tendency to imply things more than show/tell them outright. BTW, I'd like to echo that "The Thing" is one of my favorite horror flicks of all time, so good on you!

i'm not a fan of horror movies so i can only recommend Killer Toon

I've seen a trailer of a horror movie once, but I never watched the movie nor remember the name. The only thing I remember is that the monster only lives in its pictures, for example inside an image on your computer or a reflection in the window.
It seemed to be quite interesting, so if anyone knows the name, please reply. :) It would be nice to have a short review in case anyone watched the movie.

Bad rat's: The movie.