Old Horror Movies

[sabrage]

Since you guys covered all most of the obvious ones:
-Dead Alive/Braindead
-Fright Night (1985, I haven't seen the Collin Farrell version)
-Zombi 2
-Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
-Eyes Without a Face

[Overwind]

If any of you folk enjoy the old B movies - horror, scifi, film noir, comedies, etc - the internet archive has a ton of them now they're all falling out of copyright. There's some fairly well known ones in there but personally I find the really random, obscure and ridiculous movies far more interesting for some reason, and quite inspiring for project ideas.

http://archive.org/details/feature_films

[DiamondDog]

That's brilliant Overwind, thanks for the heads up.

[RobF]

I'll third Quatermass & The Pit and throw in both The Abominable Dr Phibes and Dr Phibes Rises Again whilst I'm here. The latter is worth it for the clockwork snake alone.

[Angel Dust]

Some classy B & W horror films for y'all (* = most recommended)

The Innocents *
Les Diaboliques *
The Haunting
Eyes Without A Face
I Walked With A Zombie *
Curse of the Demon *
Cat People
(those last three were directed by Jacques Tourneur, who is most famous for one of the greatest of all film noirs - Out Of The Past)

[BillButNotBen]

Hellraiser 1 (and then get the others and burn them without watching them)
Nightmare on elm street 1 - it's still awesome, though it's a very different style to the ones you quoted.
The Fly (jeff goldblum edition)
The Thing (80s edition)

I watched the Exorcist when it finally got un-banned and cinema re-released in the UK, and I have to agree it hasn't aged well. It's hard to imagine people fleeing the cinema as i found it incredibly dull.
Exorcist 3 on the other hand freaked me out. Possessed old people is too scary an idea!