Get ready to experience spine-tingling horror as we take you on a journey through some of the greatest top 3 horror movies. From the classic slasher flick “Scream” to the supernatural thriller “The Ring,” and from the spine-chilling clown horror “It” to the sci-fi horror masterpiece “Alien,” each movie offers its own unique blend of terror that will leave you gripping the edge of your seat. These films are true classics of the horror genre, with unforgettable scenes and characters that have earned them a place in the horror hall of fame. So, grab a blanket and get ready to be thoroughly scared as we explore these horror masterpieces.
The Thing (1982)
The Thing is the quintessential classic in Carpenter’s filmography.
Perhaps you may find the special effects of “Halloween” a little too vintage today if you have never seen it. But Carpenter, one of the great fathers of the horror genre, tells a story that endures. He has directed other classics of horror cinema such as “The Fog” (1980), “Christine” (1983), and “They Live” (1988). “Halloween: The Night of the Witches” (1978) remains an everlasting success thanks to its timeless storytelling.
Alaska: 12 scientists’ lives are in danger on a military base. A series of radiations has brought back to life a monster capable of taking on both animal and human forms .
While waiting for help. The survivors must figure out how to survive the strange creature in an escalation of fear and violence.
Scream (1996)
Wes Craven, the father of horror cinema, introduces another iconic villain in this 90s cult film. Whose mask was later parodied in several movies, including Nightmare on Elm Street (see above).
The film starts with a perfectly orchestrated situation: a young Drew Barrymore is alone at home, preparing to watch a film. When she receives a call from a mysterious individual who bombards her with questions leading to an epoch-making exchange of jokes: “Why do you want to know my name?”, “To know who I’m looking at”.
Scream follows the story of a serial killer dressed as a ghost of death terrorizing a peaceful California town, and the investigation conducted to stop him. Although the special effects may seem a little outdated today. The film’s narrative, masterfully told by Carpenter, the father of horror cinema. Who also directed Halloween: the night of the witches (1978), Fog (1980), Christine the infernal machine (1983), They Live (1988), to name a few, has made it an everlasting success.
Wes Craven sits in the chair and shows us how, with clichés, excellent cinema can be made.
The Ring (2002)
Kids revange horror remake of a Japanese classic signed by Hideo Nakata. Which in our area, however, has not enjoyed the same mainstream success as this American version. The Ring begins with the deaths of four teenagers that occur simultaneously in different places.
The aunt of one of the victims tracks down what the boys had been up to before the tragic event and discovers that they had all watched a mysterious videotape that foretold their deaths.
The woman, helped by her young son and her boyfriend. Begins an investigation that will lead her to discover bloody and frightening truths.
Genre pop corn movie, The Ring involves and scares, managing to never slow down the pace of tension.
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