19). The Thing (92% Rotten Tomatoes)
Honestly, the only reason I didn't rate this movie higher was that many dogs were hurt, mutilated, and killed. Otherwise, I really enjoyed it. This John Carpenter film had tense moments and great special effects.
My favorite scene was when the remaining crew decided to test their blood to determine if any of them were infected.
I normally don't like nondescript endings but in this movie, it worked as you are left to guess if both two remaining men are infected, neither is, or if one is and one isn't.
18). Bride of Chucky (47% Rotten Tomatoes)
Typical Chucky movie...pretty weak plot with lots of humorous moments and some kills here and there.
We watched this movie at the beginning of our Christmas break so my excited mood and attitude could have had something to do with the my opinion of the movie. ha ha
17). Creepshow (68% Rotten Tomatoes)
A 1980's humorous horror anthology consisting of four short stories and I enjoyed all of them. This movie featured some big name actors from the time in Ted Danson, Leslie Nielson, Adrienne Barbeau, Hal Holbrook, and even writer Steven King.
16). The Craft (65% Rotten Tomatoes)
This movie is about four teenage girls who are into thee occult and witchcraft so they form their own coven. Eventually they get carried away with their power and start to go after innocent people. One of them attempts to stop them and the other three turn on her Neve Campbell (Scream) stars.
15). Tremors (75% Rotten Tomatoes)
Gotta be honest...not a big Kevin Bacon fan so that may be why I didn't enjoy the movie more. A 1990 horror comedy. Along with bacon, the movie features Reba McEntire and Michael Gross as a likable married couple who, along with other members of a small desert community try to fight off giant worm-like monsters that liv underground, are attracted my movement, and like to feast of human flash.
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