Does anyone know any good supernatural or paranormal movies?

Question

I've got-

The Crow 1,2,3,&4.

Final Destination 1,2,&3.

Hellraiser.

Leprechaun 1,2,&3.

Jeepers Creepers 1&2.

8 Films To Die For After Dark Horrorfest Films[2007].

Dead Silence.

Carrie 1&2.

Village Of The Damned.

The Covenant.

....Those are all of my favorites anyway.Help?!?

Answer 1

The Exorcist

The Shining

The Sixth Sense

Stigmata

Ghost

The Ring

Event Horizon

The Grudge

The Exorcism of Emily Rose

White Noise

Fallen

The Frighteners

The Gift

The Omen

Poltergeist

The Amityville Horror (the old one and the new one)

The Legend of h**l House (one of my favorites)

Fright Night 1 & 2

1408

Gothika

The Ninth Gate

Pet Sematary

Constantine

Donnie Darko

The Others

The Haunting

Death Becomes Her

Ghostbusters 1 & 2

The Haunted Mansion

The Mothman Prophecies

13 Ghosts

Angel Heart

An American Werewolf in London

An American Wereworlf in Paris

Beloved

Sleepy Hollow

Blade 1, 2 & 3

The Craft

The Witches of Eastwick

Dark Water

any of the Dracula movies

Pulse

Stir of Echoes

What Lies Beneath

Salem's Lot

Answer 2

ghost ship is good too,

kaliluna named all my faves, lol

Answer 3

The others

Rosemarys baby

The exorcist

The omen

The shining

Constantine

the lost boys

Ghost story

Nightmare on elm street

Answer 4

A lot of really good movies listed here!

Also:

Ghost Story (older, 1981)

The Orphanage (new, DVD release date is April 22nd...Indy film that got great reviews!)

EDIT:

More:

Rose Red (Stephen King)

Diary of Ellen Rimbauer (prequel to Rose Red)

The Grudge (creepy!)

Psycho (1960)

Carrie (Stephen King, movie version of his 1st published novel)

Nightmare on Elm Street

House on Haunted Hill (I definitely prefer the original 1959 version. The newer 1999 version is not so good but still worth a look, I guess)

Return To House on Haunted Hill (2007, I haven't seen this one but some say it's better than '99's)

Misery (1990, another Stephen King story...not supernatural but Kathy Bates' character is REALLY scary!!)

btw, 'The Shining' IS awesome!! (also Stephen King...really can't go wrong with him!).

Note that the Stanley Hotel in Colorado was King's inspiration for the story. It is known to be haunted. Bits of the tv mini-series were actually filmed there but not the movie:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Hot...

Answer 5

I like when movies are based on true story....

This one is had to fine....only on VHS tape. I thought it was very interesting because It's base on some of what I have experienced.....Out On A Limb, Shirley Maclane.

The Mothman prophecies... base on true events

Dragon Fly... Kevin Costner... base on true events

Others movies...

Ghost... Patrick Swayze

Michael... John Travolta

FLATLINERS...Kevin Bacon

Answer 6

Rose Red and The Amittyville Horror are movies !! Rose Red is a house that Mr. Rimbauer built for his 20 year old wife , Ellen ( He was 40 ). The house was built on a Indian burial ground . After Ellen's death (1950) , in 2001 , Joyce Reardon has a expatiation w/ psychs in Rose Red . The movie was interesting and amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 7

Most of my faves are already mentioned except

Stephen King's The Stand and The Last Green Mile

Did anyone mention Phenomenon?

Meet Joe Black

Old ones,The Birds, Village of the Damned, in black and white

Answer 8

the seventh sign

Answer 9

the exorcist movies

The poltergeist movies

an american haunting

Answer 10

Yes...FREQUENCY...Don't miss it! It's not a scary movie..but it's the kind that make you cry...or at least you can sense the paranormal more through it. Hope you'll watch it. Jim Caviezel is in it (the one  who played Jesus in The Passion) It's not a new movie...You can  probably  rent it off the older movies section at Blockbuster or where ever you rent movies.

Edit ...If you can handle "oldies"...The Day the Earth Stood Still is really good...if you like UFOs. And there's "The Thing"...it was just on Sci Fi tonight..but it's the newer version and not as good as the original. Of course Close Encounters of the Third Kind.  I think they've already named any others I could think of. Oh.."Always" was really good. But I guess you like the creepy, scarey kind. These aren't those kind.

Answer 11

Most of my favorites, kaliluna already mentioned.

Here are two more I would recommend:

The Uninvited (1944)

Dog Soldiers

Answer 12

The Ten Commandments.  It's always on TV this time of year.  The Wizard of Oz often is, too.

Answer 13

The Shining is my favorite paranormal movie. Awesomely good, Jack Nicholson is really good.

Answer 14

Ahh... the Horrorfest movies are awesome!!! I love them!!!

I loved The Grudge . ( that actually scared me)

The Descent

Dawn of the Dead ( remake )

28 Days later _ EXCELLENT!!!!

Fear.com

The Ring

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