The 100 best horror movies of all time, according to critics by John Lynch on Jul 2, 2018, 9:20 AM Advertisement
 Any great horror movie will leave both fans and film critics unsettled and with a fresh and lasting impression. Critics frequently gravitate toward horror films that produce what they deem to be noteworthy innovations on the well-established tropes of the genre. The Rotten Tomatoes' list we compiled here from the site's most critically heralded horror movies includes all acclaimed films that feature a "horror" tag. This resulted in a list that spans traditional horror films, horror-comedies, and outright horror parodies. The list ranks the movies by an adjusted critical score that Rotten Tomatoes derived from a weighted formula to account for the variation in number of reviews for each film. The list includes classic horror-thrillers like "Silence of the Lambs" and "Psycho," along with recent titles like the Oscar-winning "Get Out" and the acclaimed 2015 film "It Follows." Here are the 100 best horror-related movies of all time, according to critics: SEE ALSO: Rapper XXXTentacion fights his own corpse in a new video for his No. 1 single 'SAD!' released after he was fatally shot 100. "Willow Creek" (2014)  Critic score: 86% Audience score: 33% What critics said: "A found-footage horror cheapie that turns out to be its creator's warmest, most satisfying work." — The Village Voice
99. "Split" (2017)  Critic score: 76% Audience score: 78% What critics said: "A rare, straight-up horror film from Shyamalan, Split is a thrilling reminder of what a technical master he can be." — RogerEbert.com
98. "Santa Sangre" (1989)  Critic score: 85% Audience score: 87% What critics said: "Visionary and haunting, 'Santa Sangre' is a mixture of blood poetry and gobbledygook that keeps springing astonishingly to life." — Rolling Stone
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