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If you’re the type to tear down your Halloween decorations at sunrise the moment November arrives, dress your house in Christmas colors of red and green, and blast Mariah Carey on repeat, we fear this post might not be for you.
But if you’re not ready to let go of spooky season just yet (and I’m right there with you), you’ve come to the perfect place. We’ve rounded up a compilation of hilarious memes and pics inspired by the best horror movies, all from the Facebook group ‘ScreenGeek Horror.’ Now dim those lights, get cozy, and scroll down!
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#1
It’s True
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Finally, A New Avp Movie
Daniel Atkins 1 year ago
Now how many of you are re-enacting the movie in your office today? ;)
Abel 1 year ago
I can imagine an adult imitating the sounds of the two monsters, in the next cubicle, Mr Bean style.
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From gothic novels to true crime and everything in between, humanity’s fascination with the dark and eerie is not new by any means. But when horror made its way to the silver screen, it opened up a whole new realm of terrifying—and even endless material for hilarious memes like these.
#3
M. Night Shyamalan Meets Fans In Brazil 👽
Deeelite 1 year ago
Yes! I watched it alone late at night when I was 25 and could not go to sleep. I still watch it now at least 3x a year
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VNES101 1 year ago
I never understood why this scene was so scary to people. I had a boyfriend who was also really freaked out buy it.
Kerry Fletcher 1 year ago (edited)
Ooh aliens invade earth but are killed by water. On a planet of mostly water.
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#4
This Cabbage Field Makes Me Want To Buy A Flamethrower
Ty Stratton-Quirk 1 year ago
Forget the flamethrower! Nuke the site from orbit; it's the only way to be sure.
According to the New York Film Academy, the horror genre in cinema was born 127 years ago with Le Manoir du Diable (The Haunted Castle), directed by Georges Méliès in 1896. This three-minute film brought animated skeletons, ghosts, and transforming bats to life, even featuring an appearance by the Devil himself. Yet, despite all these spooky elements, it was meant to inspire wonder rather than fear.
#5
Felt Cute, Might Burn Down The Gymnasium Later
Sweetie Dahling 1 year ago
I mean, in the book she burns down the whole town. So just the gymnasium isn't too bad
Abel 1 year ago
Most of King novels are toned down when they made a movie about them.
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Max Fox 1 year ago
What's wrong with people? This is an actual photo of Sissy Spacek on the set of Carrie, not her daughter or a modern look-alike. What, do you Millenials and Gen-Zs believe that there weren't any decent color photos taken in the mid 1970s? If nothing else, look at the style of her jeans and belt. Sheesh people.
Lavern Defazio 1 year ago (edited)
Dirty Pillows...after all these years my friends and I still crack up when we hear this. Even after 35 years it still makes us old gals bust a gut.
#6
Name An Actress With More Range. I’ll Wait…
#7
That’s Definitely Not Good
Following the release of the first horror movie, many supernatural-themed films emerged between 1900 and 1920. Filmmakers, who were essentially building the horror genre from scratch, often turned to classic literature for inspiration. This period saw the first adaptations of Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and The Werewolf.
#8
My Husband Brought Home A Chucky Doll And Our Cat Loves It 🖤
#9
Added Cookie Monster Eyes To The Xenomorph From 'Alien' And It Really Makes It Look A Lot Less Threatening This Way
#10
Her On Facebook vs. Her At The Dollar Store
The 1920s and 1930s are often considered the golden age of horror films—though that may surprise fans of more recent favorites. This era brought classics like The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) and Nosferatu (1922), some of the first films to truly aim at unsettling their audiences. Nosferatu, which ranks among Rotten Tomatoes’ top horror movies of all time, is even set for a modern remake scheduled for release later this year.
#11
The Pepper My Mom Grew Looks Like It’s Ready To Steal Christmas
#12
New Pond Decoration🖤
pfeils wife 1 year ago
This is great for all those "Halloween is all year long" kind of folks!
#13
Close Enough
The 30s marked the first time the word “horror” was officially used to describe the genre. During this decade, classics like the second adaptation of Frankenstein (1931), The Mummy (1932), and the first color version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931) came out. Horror films were becoming so intense they ended up heavily censored to avoid shocking audiences too much. One extreme example is Freaks (1932), a film so unsettling that it was significantly edited—its original version now lost—and even banned in the UK for 30 years.
#14
“Whatever You Do, Don’t Marry Amber Heard.”
TotallyNOTAFox 1 year ago
The first movie he was in, and his death scene in it was very foreshadowing....
#15
Had To Do It
#16
That Log Truck Driver In ‘Final Destination 2’
Kristal 1 year ago
I think the truck ended up jacknifing and tipping over. They didn't have time to look back.
Mike Ray 1 year ago
I think the photos are supposed to be the log truck driver
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The 1940s and 1950s reflected the anxieties of a world dealing with the aftershocks of WWII. Many movies from this era explored fears of nuclear devastation and radioactive mutations, giving rise to films like The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957) and Godzilla (1954). There was also a looming fear of further invasion, inspiring films such as The War of the Worlds (1953) and When Worlds Collide (1951).
#17
Most Kids Wouldn’t Even Know What This Is Nowadays
BeesEelsAndPups 1 year ago
It's the reboot. Jim Carey to reprise the role of Kevin Bacon
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Vampire Problems
MadderPacker 1 year ago
Naaa, treat GarlicBread as your CyanidePill. If you're being hunted by elite VampireHunters, you can at least have the best snack as you final one.
Gabrielle braswell she/they 1 year ago
As someone who loves garlic bread more than anything I would be heartbroken
#19
Deleted Scene From Jurassic Park
Francois 1 year ago
Hippo's are no laughing matter, they are actually the deadliest animals on the planet (after mosquitos)
RedMarbles 1 year ago
Deadliest mammal for sure. If you're bitten, your odds of dying are surprisingly high due to the bacteria they harbor in their mouth, especially if they bite something that can't be amputated.
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Brian Droste 1 year ago
Not sure but I thought I eithermread or heard that they can break the back of a crocodile with there jaws.
Frances Pitchoune 1 year ago
It's the "Family Hippo" from Canada! RUN! https://youtu.be/8hzLU5DPWkM?si=OjPoo6TIaNa3bF3Y
Meanwhile, in the years to come cinemas pulled out all the stops to make horror movies even more electrifying—literally. 3D glasses, theater seats rigged with buzzers, and even actors planted in audiences to scream and “faint” turned screenings into thrilling events.
#20
Hermit Crab Using Discarded Doll Head For A Shell Is The Literal Definition Of "Nope"
#21
Can't Stop Looking At This Screenshot Of Hugh Jackman In ‘Van Helsing’ With Spelling Mistake In The Sub
Wingsofwrath 1 year ago
In Romanian "a (te) screme" means to " to strain (yourself)" and it's used chiefly in the context of defecation, so this is incredibly funny.
SheamusFanFrom1987 1 year ago
Yup, when Van Helsing puts on a face like that, it's time to SCREM!!! XP XD
#22
Deleted Scene From 1992’s Alien³
The 70s and 80s brought a wave of horror centered around religious and occult themes, tapping into fears of demonic possession and the supernatural. This era introduced a wave of cult classics that are still iconic in horror history, like The Exorcist (1973), The Omen (1976), Carrie (1976), and The Shining (1980).
#23
Remember: Lift With Your Legs, Not Your Back! 💪
#24
“What’s The Matter - Don’t You Like Clowns?”
Lost Panda 1 year ago
In my teenage years, I had the House of 1000 Corpses title screen memorized. Now old age has take almost all of it away from me... "Well F you very much!"
Owen 1 year ago
'This is the house, come on in, This is the house built on sin...'
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Brian Droste 1 year ago (edited)
Not these ones. I know a TV female character that hates clowns.
brandyy17 1 year ago
i saw nightmare on elm street wen i was 3 and thought freddy was a clown. made me laugh wen i finally saw it again at 16. ive been a horror movie fanatic since a young ask so i kinda became numb to the whole killer clown scare thing. creepy yes but it doesnt scare me at all.
Graf666Orlok 1 year ago
I will never understand this. Clowns arent scary. Clowns are sad alcoholics that would fold like a house of cards if you punched them in the chest.
#25
This Scene In Scary Movie 3 Was So Funny
B Jones 1 year ago
You sound jaded. Everyone knew going in it would be low vroe humor. A lot of hilarious scenes in each movie.
Load More Replies...Then came the 1990s, when horror-comedy took center stage, resulting in movies that were sometimes downright ridiculous but still loads of fun—and hugely successful. Scream (1996) is a prime example. The zombie genre also began to gain popularity, which carried into the early 2000s, alongside the rise of intense “torture horror” films like the Saw series.
#26
Not For Long!
Kalikima 1 year ago
My ex husband had all the Calvin and Hobbes books, I must have read them 10x each..
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#27
Every Time
#28
Say Hello To My Little Stash… Of My Kid’s Halloween Candy 😂
Lost Panda 1 year ago
I used to be able to get the DOTS, Sweedish Fish, candy corn, and Twizzlers from my kids' pails... Then out of nowhere the younger three started to love them... They got good taste, but dang it...
The Other Guest 1 year ago
My dad always checked our candy "to make sure it was safe." It didn't take us long to catch on that the "suspicious" ones were always Snickers & Almond Joy, which coincidentally *just happened* to be his favorites. He never took all of them, and we never confessed that we knew they weren't suspicious at all.
Load More Replies... Today, the horror genre is more creative than ever, and every Halloween brings a fresh lineup of movies to theaters. There’s something for everyone, from intense psychological thrillers to unique films like Midsommar (2019), which looks bright and cheerful but hides something seriously creepy beneath the surface. Directors like Jordan Peele have also introduced original hits like Get Out (2017), Us (2019), and Nope (2022), all topping Rotten Tomatoes’ best horror lists. It’s exciting to imagine what’s next for horror fans everywhere!
#29
True Love🖤
Lavern Defazio 1 year ago
Oh no...he better get out of those clean sheets or granny is gonna come out there with a stick. She don't care if you have a butcher knife. Run Mike!! Run!!
BrownEyedPanda 1 year ago
Stick, nothing! The chancla, fear the chancla!😵
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#30
A Good Time No Matter What
#31
Stay Away From Me
#33
When I Say “Living The Dream”, This Is The Dream That I Am Referring To
BookFanatic 1 year ago
Oh, man. First horror flick I ever saw. Age 12 at a church lock-in. I had nightmares and slept with a cross for two weeks. Lol
#34
“You Opened The Ritz Crackers Box And We Came!”
#35
This Driver Must Be Having A Doozy Of A Day
#36
Best Halloween Decoration Ever
Montanavanna 1 year ago
There was one yard in our neighborhood that was really scary, proper scary like this. My kids were too scared to go up to the door. Well done homeowner, well done!
#37
The Perfect Comfort Film
T'Mar of Vulcan 1 year ago
That movie was so stupid (IMO). I don't understand what freaked people out so much. OTOH, "Poltergeist" scared me so much I still (41 years later) cannot have a cupboard door open behind me or the afterlife will try and suck me in.
#38
The King Is Back👑
#40
She’s Coming
#41
Some Claim To See A Goat. Some See An Eagle. What Do You See?
#42
The Only Option Really
SheamusFanFrom1987 1 year ago (edited)
Stop!!! You forgot Michael and Freddie. Turn around!!! XP XD
#44
When You Bake Cherry Cobbler And End Up With The Necronomicon
#45
The World Needs More Of This 🖤
Blaze Onyx 1 year ago
The book was so much scarier but the movie was also phenomenal
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When You Get A Good Man, You Gotta Do Whatever It Takes To Keep Him
#47
Imagine Doing The Dishes With That View
Floeckchen 1 year ago
I don't know about the dishes part but that's the barn from "Midsommar"
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#48
We Need More Movies Based Off The Whiteboard In ‘The Cabin In The Woods’
#49
Mgk Looking Like Adrian From ‘Little Nicky’
#50
I Was Today Years Old When I Realized This Was The Same House And Fountain Stationed On The Warner Bros. Lot In Los Angeles
#51
Not A Single Cellphone In Sight, Girls Just Living In The Moment 🖤🖤
#52
Enjoy October Because Mariah Carey Is Currently Defrosting
#53
The Hellboy Trilogy No One Asked For Is The One That We Are Getting
#55
Can’t Call Yourself A Country Fan If You Don't Know Who This Is
#57
Whenever He Shows Up In A Horror Movie, You Just Know He’s Not Going To Be Okay
#58
If You Know You Know
#59
Long-Distance Relationships Can Be Hard - Especially When One Of You Is Dead And The Other Has Been Ignoring You For 30 Years
#60
Dads Forcing Their Kids To Watch All The Movies They Liked When They Were A Kid
#61
So Thankful
Daniel Atkins 1 year ago
The bottom looks more like he is a door to door salesman Where you close the curtains and pretend you are not home.
#63
Cute Couples Costume Idea
#65
Biggest Downgrade In History
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
THAT is what the terror of my childhood years looked like in the newest movie? :/
The spooky explanation 1 year ago
I don't like Nightmare On Elm Street, but this is just wrong
#68
People: "Pull Yourself Together!" Me:
#71
It’s Just Like That Sometimes
Kristal 1 year ago
What is the screaming red and black dude from? Those teeth are screaming cannibal to me.
#72
The Only Therapy Dog That Can Handle All Of My Problems
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
Aw, both Zuul and Vinz are the goodest bois. Just misunderstood XD They both need some obedience classes and Puppy Playdates and they'll be fine.
#73
When Someone Asks If You Want To Come Over And Watch Scary Movies All Night
SheamusFanFrom1987 1 year ago
What time does it start? I'll bring the junk food, the motherload of it!!! XP XD
#77
Looks Safe To Me
#79
Y'all Were Scared Of Freddy Krueger - This Is Who I Was Scared Of
Hassel Davidhoff 1 year ago
What is this from? It's kind of giving Exorcist but I don't remember this scene at all. Is it from an Exorcist sequel? I know they made sequels but I never bothered with them.
#85
Girls: I Need To Watch My Comfort Movie. The Comfort Movie:
#87
Me On Facebook Deep In Somebody Else’s Business 😂😂😂
martymcmatrix 1 year ago
Answering fan mails and / or booking requests for (kids) birthday parties personally should always be mandatory, if you wanna keep the bond with your base...📧 🔪 🎉 ✒️ 💌
#88
When They Say To Start Your Morning With A Positive Attitude And Smile
#89
The Dollar Store Michael Myers Mask Hits Different
#91
They Look Like They Are Both About To Get Kidnapped By James Mcavoy
#94
Happens Every Time
#95
Every Year
Mike F 1 year ago
I was thinking that movie but I wasn't sure. I really liked it!
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This Pizza Looks Like It’s Going To Haunt My Dreams
#98
Unless Your Baby Looks Like This, I Don't Want To See It On My Timeline
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
The chestburster from "Spaceballs" is also acceptable. He was so cute with his little spats on.
#99
Sleeping With Your Feet Outside The Blanket Increases Likelihood Of Monsters By 80%
Auntriarch 1 year ago
Only if your feet remain on top of the mattress. If you let them hang over the edge, it rises to 100%
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
I sleep on a Japanese-style futon directly on the floor. There is no "underneath" my bed. I still do not allow my feet (or hands) to slip out from under the covers. Childhood fears last well into adulthood XD
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#104
Just A Friendly Reminder To Be Careful Handling Fireworks
#105
2014’s Tusk Is A Perfect Horror Movie. Change My Mind
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
Well. Hadn't seen it, so I googled it, read the plot summary, and then looked at the images. Many regrets XD
#106
The Women That Raised Me
#112
Easily One Of The Biggest Downgrades In Movie History
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UKGrandad 1 year ago
I came home from walking the dog and could hear my wife shouting at the TV "Nooo, don't go in there, you stupid woman! Keep out of the church! Oh you idiot, it's all over for you now!" I called through "What horror movie are you watching?" "It's not a horror movie" she called back, "it's our wedding video."
The spooky explanation 1 year ago
A hell of a lot of beetle juice considering it isn't really a horror, just has a gothic parts
UKGrandad 1 year ago
It was a comedy horror. You'll be saying that Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie next.
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I came home from walking the dog and could hear my wife shouting at the TV "Nooo, don't go in there, you stupid woman! Keep out of the church! Oh you idiot, it's all over for you now!" I called through "What horror movie are you watching?" "It's not a horror movie" she called back, "it's our wedding video."
The spooky explanation 1 year ago
A hell of a lot of beetle juice considering it isn't really a horror, just has a gothic parts
UKGrandad 1 year ago
It was a comedy horror. You'll be saying that Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie next.
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