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The Wolfman (Lon Chaney Jr) with the original Frankenstein as a close second. As for modern films, the list is waay too long to choose from, but, I will think it over.
If you're calling JAWS a horror movie, I'd have to go with JAWS, because it's one of my favorite movies. But I don't really consider it a horror movie.
In the horror genre, I have to go with PSYCHO, ALIEN, and THE SHINING.
I love the first 3/4 of HALLOWEEN, but I find the last 20 minutes or so a big disappointment. Great build-up with very disappointing payoff.
When I was young, my parents would not allow me to watch horror movies!
When I was a teenager I managed to sneak in a viewing of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre". I did actually watch the whole thing, but I believe it did permanent emotional damage. I had never been so freaked out by seeing something.
The Shining
Jaws
The Haunting (1963 original)
Frankenstein (1931)
The Wolf Man (1941)
Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Suspiria
The Thing (1982 remake)
Rosemary's Baby
House of Wax (1953 original)
Halloween
Creepshow
The Shining
Salem's Lot (That kid on the window scratching the window as he floats always creeped me out)
Halloween
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