My genre is classic horror movie reviews, i picked this genre because horror movies are very popular especially because it is October. For many people horror terrifies them to the point of them losing sleep or making them believe they're hearing things that are just in their head. Some of the most popular horror movies said by
www.ing.com are: Scream, Friday the 13th, Halloween, The Blair witch Project, Nightmare on Elm street, ect. In a review written about A Nightmare On Elm Street by Don Sumner on
horrorfreaknews.com say"A Nightmare On Elm Street is, for so many reasons, one of the classics" he also says " this movie breaks so many horror movie rules". A Nightmare On Elm Street is a movie that shows you that your not even safe in your own mind, that's how terrifying it is.
Now when it comes to Friday The 13th i personally thing that it's not the best horror movie out there and everyone says that it's a "classic" because it's old and the main killer in the movie (Jason) is somehow as "scary" as Freddy or Michael Myers. I don't think i'm the only one who thinks that this movie is sucky, a review written by somebody who's name i couldn't find on
commonsensemedia.org basically says that the film only got points for the creativity and the special effects. He also says "Friday The 13th is a sick film with virtually no redeeming qualities" and he also says that Jason and the movie are very well know, too bad its not a good movie. Although the nameless reviewer and i don't believe this film is any good, Joe from
metacritic.com says "its a great and scary film, it has good acting, good death scenes and unlike most horror movies and games it has good jump scares". And Missdrae from the same website says "it's actually quite enjoyable".
Halloween, another movie that i don't find scary or entertaining, but others including my cousins highly enjoy. Roger Ebert from
rogerebert.com gave the movie 4 stars and he says that "Halloween is an absolute
merciless thriller, a movie so violent and scary that yes, i would compare to Psycho". THR Staff from hollywoodreporter.com "The horror formula doesn’t get much simpler than a masked killer stalking teenagers, but that is all writer-director John Carpenter needed to create a masterpiece with the original Halloween. The film defined many of the tropes we now take for granted, and not even decades of mediocre sequels (or Rob Zombie remakes) can dull its terrifyingly sharp edge." In all honesty I don't really find any of these masked killer scary movies don't scare me, maybe if they were in front of my face i'd be scared, but I just get so bored with them. When i was younger i found the movie The Ring really scary, when i saw it i couldn't sleep for weeks and my sisters thought it was so funny. I used to think i was seeing things in the dark and had to sleep with the lights on.