History of Horror in Film (WIP) (1886-2017)

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i wonder if anyone has watched them all haha amazing document

What an amazing document. Can't wait to see as you update it for this modern era of horror, films like Hereditary and Get Out and such are really defining an era I think will be apparent in a few years or so.

You should add "The Thing" and it's 2011 prequel "The Thing"

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What about "The Shining" ?

the conjuring?

please add predator! only 4 films!

what about alien?!

I think there's too little well-known horror movies (especially in the modern age) and too much I Spit on Your Grave films.

Interesting! As someone who knows little about the horror genre, it would be helpful to color-code the movie names to match the genre they go with!

* I don't know how to reply to comments so I'm just throwing this out there in hopes that you see it * @GuillermoMeija, thanks for analyzing my work! For the record, this timeline is far from done and is currently a work in progress. Unfortunately, schoolwork, on-and-off colds, and the holiday season has been keeping me away from this particular project. I will get back to work on this timeline sometime soon!

I loved your horror video game timeline but there is so much in this one that's missing. Your missing movies from 1900's, 1910's, and 1920's such as Student of Prague, Frankenstein, L'Inferno, The Golem, Hand's of Orlac, Faust, etc. I also think you're missing movies from the 1990's, 2000's, and 2010's. For example you're missing The Blair Witch Project, Scream, Misery, Paranormal Activity, 28 Days Later, the Descent, Saw, etc. Also those are ones that stood out to me the most. I just noticed you didn't incorporate the slasher era (1978 - 1986) and Halloween. I also would have liked to see a the various booms that happened during the 2000's and early 2010's. I do not know what you mean by major releases though because some movies can be argued as being a major release, so that could be my problem. On the plus side, I really liked how you made one side of the timeline American horror and and European Horror.