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The Evil Dead series ... The Evil Dead (the 1981 original, not the 2013 remake) , Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness (Army of Darkness 2 is slated for 2016), by Sam Raimi and starring Bruce Campbell.
Sorry but the cult classic series are a bit cheesy and campy, though that is part of their charm. The movies are also over the top chilling, gruesome, violent and humorous.
In searching on Amazon for a different movie the other day, I saw listings for Sea of Love (Pacino/Barkin) and Cruising (Pacino). Two of the scariest movies ever, imo.
Also The Bone Collector.
I don't know if I would call them "horror". At least not in the "Chainsaw" genre. But very scary and suspenseful.
The Evil Dead series
The Last House of the Left
The Hills Have Eyes
Saw
Cabin in the Woods
I Spit on Your Grave
The Entity
Poltergeist
Rosemarys Baby
The Innocents
Let the Right One In
Maniac
V/H/S
Dark Touch
We Are What We Are
The Shining
Psycho
The Contracted
The Conjuring
Mama
My top 2 Zombie movies are:
1.Dawn of the Dead 2004-Ving Rhames, Ty Burrell (modern family! ), Sarah Polley and Jake Weber
2. A quirky little film called Zombie Honeymoon- love that it was filmed in Jersey.
Other great non-zombie movies that are scary, strange, eerie are:
1. Never Let Me Go
2. Let Me In
3. Let The Right One In
4. 28 days later
5 28 weeks later
6.Mimic
7. The Others-Nicole Kidman is great in this movie!
8.Human Centipede-disgusting but riveting
9. VHS
10. Blair Witch
11. Absentia- very weird- loved it
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