Horror films are a genre that I’m personally not a big fan of. I’ve always found them to be banal, skin-deep, and mostly just silly the whole way through. So is it possible to find good horror movies when the genre itself is so insipid? I say it is. For every silly film like “A

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... such a current movie this high on our 31 Great Horror Movies list. But I have a great defense. As a life-long horror movie fan, I’ve always had to rely on horror movies that were always around, many made even before I was born. I could no longer be scared by a movie. I ... and external bleeding. See the rest of the 31 Great Horror Movies. This content is copyrighted by Hollywood Hills. --- ...

... movie, and the DVD box is probably not going to suggest otherwise. In other words, these are not just bad horror movies, but they're not scary, except in either their tediousness or their unintentional hilarity. But ... 's start production on this soon -- oh wait, you say it's based on a Japanese horror flick? Let's get this off the ground A-SAP before all those suckers out in Missouri ...