Welcome to watch Mojo and today will be counting down our picks for the top 10 scariest haunted house movies.

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We'll be looking at the scariest haunted house movies ever.

The main focus will be on the overall quality of the films rather than the houses within them.

Some houses air just hell on Earth.

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Number 10.

The others in this house.

No door must be opened to that, the previous one being closed.

First, it is vital that you remember this boasting a great turn by Nicole Kidman and Atmosphere to spare the others is a stylish thriller with a gripping central mystery, building tension through a well paced but methodical storyline and a consistent sense of foreboding.

The others make splendid use of its isolated French country setting and horror staples like an eerie cemetery to craft a hair raising experience why they didn't what, rather than jump scares or special effects, the others relies on its environments, direction and performances to deliver.

It scares.

The result is, ah, haunted House movie.

That leaves a long lasting impression.

Tell me what happened.

Thank Della Number nine.

The Haunting.

I Hope I Hope I hope this is what I've been waiting for All my life.

Based on Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House, 1963 is The Haunting has aged splendidly over the years, primarily due to Robert Wise is brilliant direction and the effective sets with an expressionist design and presented through uncomfortable angles.

The Hauntings Hill House is the stuff.

Nightmares are made off, and that is before taking into account the many inhuman dangers that weight within Theo films.

Capacity for horror is further elevated by its characters, especially the psychologically distraught Eleanor, who gradually unravels after becoming the house's main target.

While the scares are plentiful, the haunting is generally quite subtle.

I will not look back because then they will know what I'm thinking, and then they turn around and come down Number eight, a tale of two sisters.

Can I say there's such a You get your physical you don't think is here, our South Korean horror masterpiece that does not skimp out on the twists.

A Tale of Two Sisters is the complete package.

The narrative, which sees the teenage Sumi returned to her family's estate after being released from a mental hospital, goes to some truly unexpected places while touching upon complex themes such as sexuality and guilt.

Also say that Kush Mama surely tripped on her.

The main house is a gothic work of art that comes alive through brilliant lighting and bone chilling sound design, while scary enough to instill the fear of sinks into just about anyone.

A tale of two Sisters Greatest Asset is its ambiguity coming down, Honey Cure Unknown Number seven Ghost Watch Tonight Television is going ghost hunting.

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Following a trio of BBC presenters as they investigate a supposedly haunted house ghost watches commitment to realism is by far its most admirable trait with the movie, even including fake viewer calls, the house itself is fitting the ordinary and familiar.

But the movie is peppered with hidden horrors that transform each scene into a stressful experience.

Sarah, don't worry.

I've seen it before.

It will subside.

Feel the temperature she's burning up.

Don't touch.

It's like a meat locker.

And here it's so cold.

But I can't because she's in agony and she won't even let me touch what you want to do.

Even outside of its original airing, Ghost Watch holds up as a truly terrifying film.

He should never have Bean let anywhere near any community.

He was a very disturbed man, in my opinion.

In what way?

From the time he moved to Fox Hill Drive, he developed paranoid fantasies.

Number six.

The Changeling.

Are you the child, Cora?

In many ways, the changeling is the archetypal haunted house movie.

Interestingly, the 1980 classic does not necessarily do anything all that unique.

What is your name?

Joe?

You.

It mostly tells a straightforward tale about a vengeful spirit, but the film gets by on confident direction and a central mansion that exudes Victorian class and unsettling otherworldliness in equal measure.

The fact that it is headlined by an older and more confident protagonist adds gravitas to sequences that might have felt to buy the numbers.

Otherwise, while a ball or a wheelchair might not sound all that scary, the Changeling presents a solid case for the contrary way.

Number five.

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In a sub genre known for adhering to convention, Haosu stands out as a bizarre fever dream of a movie.

Ah, group of team girls decided to spend the summer at a house that happens to be all types of insane, where even watermelons and pianos cannot be trusted.

Mhm, yeah, yeah, Haosu pays no mind, a logic, opting to prioritize surreal imagery fueled by primal and childish fears.

Flip flopping between absurdist humor and spine tingling horror, Haosu sheds any traces of reality as it explores a world where nothing makes sense and everything is hungry.

Don't go and look at the Children sound but the next governor in detention number four.

The Amityville Horror.

Now this is a net extra room successful enough to spawn a franchise spanning almost 40 years.

The Amityville Horror is an exhausting look into a dysfunctional family that moves into a house that really wants to remain vacant.

Father Delaney.

There's something very important.

Hello, hello.

Every character gets put through the wringer as the Amityville Horror unleashes flies, pig creatures, disembodied eyes and blood soaked walls to ensure there is something for everyone.

Despite some of the more outlandish moments, The Amityville Horror is an effectively dry flick, which helps ground the characters and events.

The fact that it was supposedly based on real events might have helped make it a hit, but this 1979 classic does hold up on its own.

Number three.

The conjuring started out small like hand or a leg was in a different position.

Directed by James one and based on the investigations of Ed and Lorraine Warren, the conjuring is a tour de force of jump scares, costume design and acting.

Although it does take a page or two from classics like The Exorcist, the conjuring stands on its own due to its Ernest acceptance of the supernatural to genuinely likable leads on abrasive score and excellent practical effects.

She's already gone, and now you're all gonna die.

While things do eventually go completely bonkers.

During the third act, the conjuring is at its best.

When the monsters air kept just out of sight.

E can hear you breathing hateful.

Eight.

Number two Poltergeist.

Yeah, there's a lot here.

All the McCobb visuals in the world cannot save a horror movie with boring or hey, double characters 12 2003 months.

On the surface, Poltergeist might just seem like another haunted house movie about an unlucky family button able cast and some stellar writing bring Toe Life, a group of characters who are genuinely likable.

Theo Horror is amplified because it features characters that many people want to see survive rather than just fodder to be taken out.

Poltergeist is also packed with stunning and unsettling special effects that complement the horror elements rather than overshadow them.

Before we unveil our topic, here are a few honorable mentions Hell House LLC because when used correctly found footage can be really effective.

House on Haunted Hill because it is, ah, haunted house classic Theo innocents because Children are terrifying flora way over there through the innkeeper's, because when it does finally get scary, it gets really scary.

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I came a long way.

13 ghosts because sometimes quantity is not at the expense of quality.

Are they ready Ghost In this house?

A.

I was pushing toward No.

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Number one Shining, Come play with us.

Can I play with us?

Danny?

Despite initially garnering a few Razzie nominations, Stanley Kubrick's loose adaptation of Stephen King's novel has only seen its reputation grow over the decades.

Driven by an unhinged performance by Jack Nicholson and a sympathetic turn by Shelley Duvall, the shining fills the Overlook Hotel with ghostly apparitions that might or might not just be extensions of the characters psyches.

I'm gonna hurt you, Wendy.

Fairly, darling, light of my life.

I'm gonna hurt you.

You didn't let me finish my sentence.

I said I'm not gonna hurt you.

I'm just gonna bash your brains.

This uncertainty permeates the entire story.

Turning even quiet moments in tow.

Unbearably tense powder kegs.

Little pigs, little pigs.

Let me come in.

Not by the hair on your chinny chin chin.

Theo Shining is one of those rare movies where every creative decision blends seamlessly to craft a terrifying journey that lasts from the first to the very last seen.

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