The Top 15 Horror Movie Must-Sees To Scare Yourself

Horror buffs and those who just like to scare themselves for the fun of it, this is for you. These are the top 15 horror movie must-sees that will honestly scare the pants right off of you. Gather your favorite friends and family members and make sure the ones who are easily scared are sitting on the outskirts, preferably near a balcony or a window. Get a bowl of popcorn and give it to the one who isn't as easily frightened (or give it to the super frightened one and watch it fly; it could be hilarious) and enjoy. Some of these are vintage horror movies, which sometimes are even better than recent ones. Pick a few and have a movie night! Good luck and have fun!

15. Vampyr (1931)

With a critic rating of 100% out of 27 critics and an audience rating of 82% out of 5,925 people, this takes the spot of number 15. Synopsis: There are a mysterious sets of killings by a crone of a female vampire. The story itself is told through the eyes of a holiday reveller who doesn't even believe in anything supernatural, but as time passes, she is forced to believe in a lot more.

14. Aliens (1986)

Sitting at number 14, Aliens has been rated at 98% by 59 critics and 94% by 420,220 people. If you like aliens, Sigourney Weaver and lots of good graphics and packed with action, you'll like this.

13. Let The Right One In (2008)
With an 80% by 143, 938 people, Let The Right One In is about Oskar, a bullied boy who finds comfort and revenge in a strange little girl named Eli.

12.The Night of the Hunter
A naive and gullible widow with young children marries an extremely religious fanatic and there are 10,000 dollars hidden by their deceased dad that he's determined to find. Out of 47,772 people, it received an 81%.

11. Rosemary's Baby (1968)
With 98% in ratings from critics, Rosemary's Baby is quite the horror movie. It follows the life of a young couple who move into a new area only to find out that their neighbors are super peculiar and strange things start to happen. One day, Rosemary wakes up mysteriously pregnant and begins getting paranoid about the safety of her unborn, mystery child.

10. Jaws (1975)
With an 81%, Jaws is a classic! Though it may not be the exact horror film you're looking for, it's still freakishly awesome. All I have to say is, dun nuh, dun nuh, dun nuh dun nuh dun nuh.

9. Psycho (1960)
Psycho, a movie about a secretary who ends up stealing money from her boss only to hide out in a motel run by a man obsessed with his mother. The combination of the two makes way for ultimate weirdness and horrifying terror.

8. Frankenstein (1931)
Scoring 86%, Frankenstein is a classic and it's a definite must-watch for you horror film buffs!

7. The Invisible Man (1933)
This scientist discovers a way to make himself invisible however, in the process he turns himself into a murderous psychopath.

6. Alien (1979)
This is the prequel to the Alien movie listed up top! Watch this one first and get yourself excited for the next one!

5. Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922)

If you're a fan of vampire movies, this is the ultimate one. Watch it, you won't be disappointed by it. He's the original vampire, before Dracula was made a non-scary vampire.

4. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)
This is actually one of the most influential films of its time. It includes a traveling sinister hypnotist who displays a somnambulist (a sleepwalker) in a carnival. Along with his visit to a certain area, there happen to be a series of mysterious deaths that start to occur.

3. The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein decides to reveal that the main characters in her novel aren't dead but that Dr. Frankenstein builds his monster a bride