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Thrillers are a part of the genre of films that have always interested the viewers. Film-makers all over the world have explored the various opportunities this branch of film-making provides. The supernatural and the paranormal have exerted an influential pull on both film-makers and movie-goers alike.

Here’s a list of some flicks with the horror and thriller theme that runs a shiver down the spines of all.

· Psycho (1960)

Marion Crane craving for marriage with Sam, lands herself in a sticky situation when she steals the money given to her to be deposited for her company. A series of murders and no one knows what has happened to Marion, not even her lover Sam. There’s an investigator on the case and a few other characters, all trying to find out the mysterious disappearance of Marion and the money.

· Repulsion (1965)

Carol is a manicurist who works in London and lives with her sister who has a disgusting lover married to somebody else. When they leave for a vacation, Carol slowly turns in to a complete recluse and loses her mind. She is so repulsed by everything sexual that she imagines grotesque things and even murders brutally in her madness. It is a movie to be watched for the absolute madness and insanity of a woman who has lost her mind to an irrational repulsion.

· Rosemary’s Baby (1968)

A young, married couple Guy and Rosemary Woodhouse shift to a new apartment, their neighbour being an elderly couple, who Rosemary feels, interfere a lot in their lives. When they decide to have a child, Rosemary is forced to eat chocolate mousse offered by the elderly lady, after which she has a horrifying nightmare. Things turn bad after this and she feels lost since Guy adores the couple and is happy with the way things are. She has the horrible feeling that their friends are out to get her baby for some sort of satanic worship. What she finds out in the end is what shocks her to death, well almost!

· Halloween (1978)

Judith Myers is brutally murdered by her own brother who is deranged and highly dangerous. This happened 15 years ago and now Michael is 21 years old, and the past seems to return to haunt the present with Michael returning to the old, now abandoned, Myers house. Meanwhile there are a set of doctors looking out against the evil that Michael can unleash. As the movie progresses there are vicious murders. Where is Michael now? Has Laurie killed him? You will realize slowly, that the evil man is still out there, waiting to kill again!

· The Shining (1980)

Jack Torrance takes up the caretaker’s job in the Overlook Hotel after he loses his position as a teacher. His son Danny has visions of murder being committed repeatedly. Danny is attracted to a room that he has been warned against entering. When Danny enters the room, he is attacked and Wendy finds Jack about Danny’s killing nightmare almost simultaneously. The climax is nail-bitingly scary with Jack, Wendy and Danny in the thick of things. Some of the scenes here will knock the hell out of the viewers. The last scene of the movie tells you the secret of why everything is happening.

· Drag Me to Hell (2009)

Christine is cursed by a woman for not helping her with a loan that needs to be cleared and thus ill fate befalls her. In desperation, she tries to pass on the accursed button as a gift to the woman who gave it to her in the first place. The curse has set the demon Lamia on her and nothing Christine does helps her out of the situation. In the end, somebody is truly dragged to hell. Who is it? Did Christine survive? The plot is full with various supernatural characters and mentions.

Want to have chills run up and down your spine? Want to scream in fright? Well, then, what you need is a good dose of horror. Here, we recommend ten best horror movies, for your frightened viewing pleasure only.

1. Candyman – The script by Bernard Rose was very evocative, the direction was elegant, and the performance by Tony Todd was creepy, to say the least. This one is bound to make you hide under the bed. Just a word of caution – don’t watch it with young kids.
2. Last House On The Left – Wes Craven has always served up bloody horror movies, and this one is one of the best. Two parents become homicidal when confronted with the death of their daughter at the hands of two killer hippies. Watch it for the extreme gore.
3. Carrie – A movie by Brian DePalma, book by Stephen King, one of the most frightening movies ever. Stephen King has always written great books, and this is one of the few good movie adaptations. Tip: Don’t watch this alone.
4. Frankenstein – One of those Gothic horror movies you don’t forget in a hurry. Check out a brilliant performance by Boris Karloff. It’s not just that the horror is good, the story is great too!
5. Psycho – A complete masterpiece by Alfred Hitchcock. One of the most famous horror movies ever made, and far better than the remakes that followed. The shower-stabbing scene has become famous, in fact.
6. Alien – A horror film about a shape-shifter, by Ridley Scott. Great dialogue, chilling performances, and Sigourney Weaver just stands out.
7. Nosferatu – A very simple horror movie, but that’s not to say it’s any less horrifying. It’s down to the bare basics – simple camera work, sparse acting – but it all creates an impact nonetheless. The most frightening vampire you’ve ever seen. This movie has gone down in history.
8. The Shining – Definitely not the bloodiest or the goriest of them all, but chillingly intense. Jack Nicholson’s performance is really something to watch out for, teamed with really great visuals.
9. House Of Wax – The remake. Very bloody, quite disgusting, overall quite creepy.
10. Texas Chainsaw Massacre – What do you get when you cross a maniac with a chainsaw? Real horror! Watch a chainsaw-wielding madman go crazy cutting up a group of young people.