100 Best Horror Movies Quiz (Part 3)

[A] The Strangers | Masked intruders turn a quiet country house into a slow-motion siege of random cruelty, proving the scariest motive is no motive at all.

[C] An American Werewolf in London | Back-packing buddies hit the moors, and one wakes up furry, hungry, and howling under a Piccadilly moon.

[B] Evil Dead (2013) | A cabin detox gone wrong unleashes a rain of blood, nail guns, and demonic limb contortions—gore turned to eleven.

[D] Gremlins | Cute Christmas gift multiplies into havoc-wreaking reptilian pranksters after midnight snacks and neon mayhem.

[C] The Hills Have Eyes | A family road-trip detours into desert mutant territory, where gasoline pumps and nuclear fallout breed hungry neighbors.

[B] A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors | Teens fight Freddy inside their own nightmares, armed with superpowers and a catchy Dokken soundtrack.

[D] Hostel | Backpackers discover a Slovak black-market where torture is the deluxe vacation package.

[B] Creepshow | Comic-book pages flip to life in five campy tales of revenge, monsters, and cockroach karma.

[D] The Witch | 1630s New England piety unravels when a farm family suspects their eldest daughter of consorting with Black Phillip.

[A] Sleepy Hollow | Tim Burton’s fog-soaked retelling has Ichabod Crane chasing a headless horseman armed with a jack-o’-lantern noggin.

[B] Invasion of the Body Snatchers | Pod-grown duplicates replace sleeping citizens, turning San Francisco’s yuppies into emotionless hive drones.

[A] The Grudge | A Tokyo house oozes malevolent black hair and croaking ghosts that follow anyone who crosses its threshold.

[B] The Exorcism of Emily Rose | Courtroom drama meets demonic possession, arguing whether epilepsy or Beelzebub shook a college girl to death.

[C] 28 Weeks Later | NATO tries to repopulate London, but one asymptomatic carrier restarts the rage-virus sprint across rooftops.

[D] The Amityville Horror (2005) | Fresh coat of paint can’t hide the flies, bleeding walls, and “GET OUT” messages in a Dutch-Colonial funhouse.

[D] John Carpenter's The Fog | Ghostly lepers sail into Antonio Bay cloaked in glowing mist, collecting overdue souls on the stroke of midnight.

[D] Orphan | A 9-year-old adoptee with a Victorian wardrobe is actually a 33-year-old psychopath in pigtails.

[C] Evil Dead II | Ash fights his own possessed hand in a slapstick symphony of chainsaws, boomsticks, and laughing deer heads.

[A] Child's Play | A doll possessed by serial-killer voodoo learns new four-letter words while wielding kitchen knives.

[A] Interview with the Vampire (1994) | Lestat and Louis brood, bite, and bicker through centuries of velvet coats, existential angst, and gothic New Orleans.

[D] Paranormal Activity | A couple’s home video captures invisible stomping, sheet-demons, and the world’s worst bedroom door.

[C] Fright Night | Teen horror fan discovers the new neighbor is a vampire, enlists a washed-up TV host for suburban stakeout.

[B] 13 Ghosts | A glass house imprisons twelve vengeful spirits plus the thirteenth bait—an unsuspecting family.

[A] From Dusk till Dawn | Bank-robbing brothers hole up in a strip club that moonlights as a vampire buffet south of the border.

[B] Shaun of the Dead | Rom-com meets Romero as a London slacker rescues his ex, mum, and best mate with a cricket bat and Queen on the jukebox.

[D] 1408 | A skeptical writer checks into a cursed hotel room where the wallpaper bleeds and clocks reset to permanent nightmare hour.

[C] The Fly | Brundle’s teleportation experiment fuses man and insect, birthing a tragic, acid-vomiting metamorphosis.

[A] Christine | A cherry-red Plymouth Fury seduces its teenage owner into a murderous ride of jealousy and self-repairing steel.

[D] Insidious: Chapter 2 | The Lambert family dives back into “The Further” to stop a cross-dressing bride of darkness.

[C] The Purge | One night a year, all crime is legal; suburbia arms up to decide who deserves the 12-hour amnesty.

[A] Trick 'r Treat | Interwoven Halloween tales where a burlap-sack sprite enforces holiday rules with candy-coated carnage.

[B] The Autopsy of Jane Doe | Father-son coroners slice open a pristine corpse that refuses to stay dead, unraveling occult cause-of-death.

[D] Cujo | A lovable St. Bernard contracts rabies, turning a broken-down Pinto into a sweltering cage of canine terror.

[B] Tales from the Crypt | Campy anthology where ghoulish Crypt Keeper punishes greed, lust, and stupidity with ironic, grisly punchlines.

[C] Friday the 13th | Summer-camp teens discover the lake’s real killer isn’t just Jason, but his vengeful mother with a machete.

[B] Pan's Labyrinth | War-torn Spain meets dark fairy tale as a girl navigates a labyrinth to escape both fascists and a child-eating Pale Man.

[A] Tremors | Graboids tunnel beneath a desert town, forcing Kevin Bacon and a survivalist couple onto rooftops and boulders.

[C] Stir of Echoes | Hypnotic regression opens a blue-collar everyman to ghostly visions of a murdered girl buried beneath his basement.

[D] It Follows | A shape-shifting entity walks relentlessly toward its target after sexual transmission—slow, silent, and unstoppable.

[B] The Final Destination | Death returns with Rube-Goldberg precision at a racetrack, proving that even premonitions can’t cancel the reaper’s calendar.