I don't like gory horror films. Don't get me wrong I like seeing blood and guts where it is aplicable to the story and where the extremes of the moment take the scene to that nasty place. It is more of a sicking surprize for the violence to build up. For the nasty creatues to be described rather than seen. Their misdeeds known for one's own imagination to build the disgusting and decrepit and evil facts of the horror of the event. When the concept is scarier than what you see that is what makes it great. Movies where the tension builds up are always the best. Some of my favorites are:   Nosferatu The ghouls Black christmass (the original 1971 version) Misery Man Hunter Blue Velvet The Monkeys paw In the Mouth of madness Halloween The exorcist 3 Psycho Taxi Driver The stepfather Night of the living dead (1968) Angel Heart The Thing I don't know that I would consider Taxi Driver to be a horror movie myself. But Taxi Driver is a great movie! One of my all time favorites. I think alot of us here on Stormfront could really identify with DeNiro's character from TD. He's at his ends wits fed up with all of the crime in his city, and wants to do something about it. Anyone who has never seen Taxi Driver needs to rent it ASAP.     As for horror movies...I've never been much of a fan myself, I don't think it's a good idea to glamourize serial killers. But I've always been partial to the old black n' white monster movies from the 30s and 40s. The original Dracula movie is great, the newer one Francis Ford Coppola did with Keanu Reeves and Anthony Hopkins was good too.   I've always had a thing for vampire movies I guess. My favorite would have to be Interview With the Vampire, that's a great vampire movie. One of my favorite movies as well. Psycho and Nosferatu are great too, Southernbygrace seems to have rather good taste I would say. :clink  PS- Speaking of Psycho, Rope is another good Hitchcock movie about killers, it's a very suspenseful movie, pretty unusual one too.