Halloween (1978)
John Carpenter created the slasher genre with Michael Myers stalking Haddonfield on Halloween night.

Sleep with the lights on — these are the scariest, most iconic horror films ever put to screen.
John Carpenter created the slasher genre with Michael Myers stalking Haddonfield on Halloween night.

Ridley Scott's sci-fi horror — 'In space no one can hear you scream' remains terrifying.

Pennywise returned to terrorize a new generation — the highest-grossing horror film ever.

Jordan Peele's Oscar-winning social horror about racism disguised as perfection.

Ari Aster's daylight horror set in Sweden — disturbing, beautiful, and unforgettable.

Ari Aster's devastating family horror that redefined what modern horror could be.
James Wan's haunted house masterpiece inspired a massive cinematic universe.

William Friedkin's demonic possession masterpiece still traumatizes new generations 50 years later.
Kubrick's atmospheric adaptation of King's novel — Nicholson's 'Here's Johnny' is iconic.
Robert Eggers' Puritan New England folk horror is relentlessly atmospheric and unsettling.

Hitchcock's shower scene changed cinema forever — the original psychological thriller.

John Krasinski's silent survival horror where making any sound means death.
“Halloween (1978)”
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