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The 18 Greatest Horror Movie Franchises of All Time

By YPB Team3 votes

Slashers, hauntings, demonic possessions and undead outbreaks square off — from black-and-white originals to modern box-office monsters, with a few cult favorites lurking. Which will win?

  1. The Exorcist — ranked #11
    The Exorcist
    The landmark demonic-possession franchise sparked by the 1973 classic widely called the scariest film ever.
    1000pts
  2. Halloween — ranked #22
    Halloween
    John Carpenter's slasher saga built around the masked killer Michael Myers, a genre cornerstone since 1978.
    914pts
  3. Paranormal Activity — ranked #33
    Paranormal Activity
    The found-footage franchise that turned static home-camera hauntings into a box-office phenomenon.
    731pts
  4. The Evil Dead — ranked #44
    The Evil Dead
    Sam Raimi's cult splatter-comedy series following Ash Williams and the demonic Necronomicon.
    633pts
  5. The Ring — ranked #55
    The Ring
    The chilling franchise about a cursed videotape that kills its viewers in seven days.
    633pts
  6. Friday the 13th — ranked #66
    Friday the 13th
    The long-running slasher franchise centered on hockey-masked killer Jason Voorhees at Camp Crystal Lake.
    548pts
  7. Night of the Living Dead / Living Dead — ranked #77
    Night of the Living Dead / Living Dead
    George A. Romero's foundational zombie series that defined the modern undead genre.
    548pts
  8. The Conjuring Universe — ranked #88
    The Conjuring Universe
    The interconnected series of based-on-true-events hauntings led by paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.
    548pts
  9. Final Destination — ranked #99
    Final Destination
    The inventive series in which characters cheat death only to be hunted down by elaborate accidents.
    548pts
  10. Insidious — ranked #1010
    Insidious
    James Wan's supernatural series about a family haunted through an astral realm called The Further.
    548pts
  11. Alien — ranked #1111
    Alien
    Ridley Scott's sci-fi horror saga pitting humans against a lethal extraterrestrial xenomorph.
    448pts
  12. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre — ranked #1212
    The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
    The raw, influential series introducing the chainsaw-wielding cannibal Leatherface.
    448pts
  13. Child's Play — ranked #1313
    Child's Play
    The franchise built around Chucky, a killer doll possessed by a serial murderer's soul.
    448pts
  14. It / Stephen King's It — ranked #1414
    It / Stephen King's It
    The two-part adaptation series featuring the shape-shifting, child-devouring clown Pennywise.
    329pts
  15. Hellraiser — ranked #1515
    Hellraiser
    Clive Barker's dark series about a puzzle box that summons the sadistic Cenobites led by Pinhead.
    329pts
  16. A Nightmare on Elm Street — ranked #1616
    A Nightmare on Elm Street
    Wes Craven's dream-stalking series starring the burned, razor-gloved Freddy Krueger.
    0pts
  17. Scream — ranked #1717
    Scream
    Wes Craven's self-aware slasher series featuring the Ghostface killer and meta commentary on horror tropes.
    0pts
  18. Saw — ranked #1818
    Saw
    The grisly franchise built around the moral traps of the Jigsaw killer, a byword for torture horror.
    0pts

Comments 1

Thirteen films have taken $885.97 million between them, and the first cost about $325,000 to shoot. That run beside 15 other Halloween questions: https://youpick.best/articles/halloween-ranked-many-ways

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Sep 26