What's you favorite horror sub-genre? What about your least favorite?

My favorite is the slasher sub-genre. Surprise!  

My least favorite would probably be the exorcism sub-genre. Besides "The Exorcist", almost all other exorcism films suck.

What about you guys?

~Zack~

I would say psychological as my favorite and torture porn as my least, but then I liked both Saw and Hostel...

I'm also not a big fan of witches and supernatural, but I LOVE The Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby and The Omen... I guess it comes down to how well it's all put together.

GREAT to see you back Zack!!! Between you and Ashlie, it almost feels like the old days!  

Ah, I almost forgot torture porn. I also strongly dislike that sub-genre, while also being a hypocrite and believing Hostel is a masterpiece.

Feels good to be back.  

~Zack~

I'm hip on the inter-dimensional crossover horror: Stranger Things, In the Mouth of Madness, From Beyond... and all things HP Lovecraft. Oh! Can't forget inbred backwoods horror.

I really can't say there's much horror I don't like.

I'm old school. Give me B-movie horror any day of the week! Sleepaway camp...all of them.

Then maybe Hitchcockian horror....thriller?

And American Psycho, of course.

And, sorry, but I admit I love 70's rape/revenge films. (WTH does that say about me....)

My least fav:

Gross-out horror:

The human centipede I will NOT WATCH!

Slither.....no.....bugs.....NO!

Hostel...depends on my mood.

AND NO PUPPET OR DOLL ANYTHING!

The first Human Centipede movie is great! You should watch it.

~Zack~

Quoted from Female Gaze Then maybe Hitchcockian horror....thriller? And American Psycho, of course.

That's the best stuff for my taste

Did anyone besides me watch that horror anthology from the 80's? Strang adventures....or something?

That mean old lady and the GIANT PUMPKIN.

Quoted from Female Gaze Did anyone besides me watch that horror anthology from the 80's? Strang adventures....or something? That mean old lady and the GIANT PUMPKIN.

Was it a movie or a t.v. show?

~Zack~

Quoted from Zack Was it a movie or a t.v. show? ~Zack~

T.v. show. It was pretty popular.

Amazing Stories: This anthology series features unreal fantasy and horror stories a la "The Twilight Zone." Each short story was all-inclusive and many featured famous actors. Steven Spielberg served as executive producer of the show, which aired for two seasons on NBC.

Damn. How the hell have I never heard of this? I'll put it on my list of stuff to watch.

Another sub-genre I really enjoy is the haunted house one. I love me some haunted house movies.  

~Zack~

Quoted from Zack Damn. How the hell have I never heard of this? I'll put it on my list of stuff to watch. Another sub-genre I really enjoy is the haunted house one. I love me some haunted house movies.   ~Zack~

It was weird, I remember that much. And there was another one that came on showtime...Dark Shadows or something....wait was that a soap opera?

True dat! A good old fashioned ghost story. Especially with kids.

Have you ever seen 'Dead Silence'? I foolishly went to see it with my friend and I didn't sleep for a week.

I love Dead Silence. That old lady scared me to death. lol

~Zack~

Yes! That and 'Drag me to Hell'. I was sooo freaked out after that one. Everyone else thought it was funny...I was horrified.

Old ladies can't be trusted.

Quoted from JEStaats I'm hip on the inter-dimensional crossover horror: Stranger Things, In the Mouth of Madness, From Beyond... and all things HP Lovecraft.

I've never really dipped into this sub-genre. Always seemed a little too strange for me. lol

Ashlie, I thought the old lady in "Drag Me To Hell" was hilarious.

~Zack~