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15 Halloween Horror Movies You Need To Be Watching

There's never a wrong time to get your scare on.

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15 Halloween Horror Movies You Need To Be Watching
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Every year for Halloween, there are certain scary movies you need to be watching. If you're reading this thinking you're too late because Halloween has passed, you're wrong. You still need to watch these movies. The devil inside you will thank you.

1. Urban Legend

A fairly cheesy slasher, but an easy one to start with.

2. Scream

Not as cheesy or easy to watch, but it does have some humor thrown in to lighten the mood every now and then.

3. Insidious

This one's a doozy, but you can't hide from it forever. Beware: that devil face still gives me nightmares.

4. The Conjuring

Another doozy, but it has a good story to go along with the jump scares.

5. The Orphan

Number one on the list of creepiest children in horror movies.

6. Pet Sematary

Another creepy child, tied with the Orphan, above.

7. The Shining


More of a thriller but still Halloween-worthy for its scare factor.

8. The Ring

The creepiest of the creepy... at least until you watch the next one.

9. The Grudge

Seriously. This one takes preparation.

10. It Follows

Not as scary as the rest, but a modern film that deserves mad props for a creative plot.

11. Psycho

The original slasher movie.

12. Saw

For anyone who wanted more gore.

13. Nightmare on Elm Street

The special effects make it a little less scary, but its still a classic horror.

14. Friday the 13th

At least Halloween can't fall on Friday the 13th.

15. Halloween

Duh.


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