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?
1The ExorcistThe landmark demonic-possession franchise sparked by the 1973 classic widely called the scariest film ever.1000pts
2HalloweenJohn Carpenter's slasher saga built around the masked killer Michael Myers, a genre cornerstone since 1978.914pts
3Paranormal ActivityThe found-footage franchise that turned static home-camera hauntings into a box-office phenomenon.731pts
4The Evil DeadSam Raimi's cult splatter-comedy series following Ash Williams and the demonic Necronomicon.633pts
5The RingThe chilling franchise about a cursed videotape that kills its viewers in seven days.633pts
6Friday the 13thThe long-running slasher franchise centered on hockey-masked killer Jason Voorhees at Camp Crystal Lake.548pts
7Night of the Living Dead / Living DeadGeorge A. Romero's foundational zombie series that defined the modern undead genre.548pts
8The Conjuring UniverseThe interconnected series of based-on-true-events hauntings led by paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.548pts
9Final DestinationThe inventive series in which characters cheat death only to be hunted down by elaborate accidents.548pts
10InsidiousJames Wan's supernatural series about a family haunted through an astral realm called The Further.548pts
11AlienRidley Scott's sci-fi horror saga pitting humans against a lethal extraterrestrial xenomorph.448pts
12The Texas Chain Saw MassacreThe raw, influential series introducing the chainsaw-wielding cannibal Leatherface.448pts
13Child's PlayThe franchise built around Chucky, a killer doll possessed by a serial murderer's soul.448pts
14It / Stephen King's ItThe two-part adaptation series featuring the shape-shifting, child-devouring clown Pennywise.329pts
15HellraiserClive Barker's dark series about a puzzle box that summons the sadistic Cenobites led by Pinhead.329pts
16A Nightmare on Elm StreetWes Craven's dream-stalking series starring the burned, razor-gloved Freddy Krueger.0pts
17ScreamWes Craven's self-aware slasher series featuring the Ghostface killer and meta commentary on horror tropes.0pts
18SawThe grisly franchise built around the moral traps of the Jigsaw killer, a byword for torture horror.0pts
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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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