TOP 10: The best horror films to see or review the Halloween night

IN  Halloween, I have created a small rank in which I have selected some of the best horror / terror of all time ...

Retain 10 classics is not an easy task and the classification that I submitted today is obviously a reflection of my own experience cinematic short, all this is very subjective.Not having the chance to be seen without exception all horror movies and horror shot since these types exist, I am obviously missed a few gems that deserve ample appear in my ranking. I count on you to also share your wise counsel!Anyway, for a film in my opinion worth the trouble to be watched on Halloween requires that the action of the film takes place in settings glaucous, the blood flowing, as characters psychotic or evil entities torture and dismember innocent victims and preferably that the vast majority of scenes are shot at night. Finally, note that the presence of a cast or two young actresses sexy can raise the interest of the film to which it is more conceivable to integrate some more or less comic scenes.From these basic ingredients, so here are my TOP 10 best horror / terror to see or see again on Halloween night and this looks like good old ghostface, and you, what is your favorite horror movie?! ... 

10: Freddy: The Elm StreetDirected in 1985 by Wes Craven, Freddy: The Elm Street deserves its place in this ranking Halloween special. Exploring our fears and phobias deeper, this film has given nightmares to many viewers ...
9: RECFor his violent scenes in which he immerses the viewer as seldom before, the Spanish film REC not to be confused with its American remake worth to be watched on Halloween night.
8: Night of the Living DeadMade in 1968 by George A. Romero with a budget of only $ 110,000 and a cast of amateur actors, Night of the Living Dead is a classic among classics. This film in black and white can be considered as the first film Zombies. Know, in case you are really tight for films shot in black and white, the remake directed by Tom Savini in 1990 is also worth a look.

7: The ShiningStanley Kubrick adapting the cinema one of the most famous of the new master of the horror and terror that is none other than Stephen King, The Shining is and will forever remain a classic.

6: ScreamA classification combining some of the best horror / terror in the history of cinema must have at least one old teen-slasher-movie. Ignoring the fact that Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson have literally reinvented the genre, if only for its introduction sequence cult, Scream is a safe bet to celebrate Halloween with friends.

5: Friday the 13thReleased in 1980 or a year after Halloween, Friday the 13th is a perfect example of the influence of the film John Carpenter has had on the genre. Impossible to miss.

4: Evil Dead 2Evil Dead, the original made in 1981 by Sam Raimi is a reference for me but I still want it after him, or rather his remake released in 1987. An old wooden shack lost in the depths of a gloomy forest, a couple of young lovers, an army of demons raging, hemoglobin spurting per liter, all splashed with a healthy dose of humor Evil Dead 2 clearly deserves its fourth place!

3: Halloween, Night of MasksWith a title like, impossible not to include this major work of John Carpenter in the rankings. Released in our cinemas in 1979, Halloween is neither more nor less than the slasher reference has influenced the genre forever.

2: The ExorcistIs it necessary to introduce or justifying this choice? Copied many times without ever having been matched with his two Oscars and four Golden Globes, The Exorcist is a monument to the 7th Art which is still by far the best film dealing with enchantment.

1: The House of 1000 CorpsesUnknown to the general public, the first film of my ranking thus awarded the title of best horror / terror to see or review the Halloween night is none other than House of 1000 Corpses The. Directed by Rob Zombie in 2003, this film is a visceral experience that leaves traces. Of pure horror to consume without moderation.