Poll: Movies Where the Protagonist is a Villain

Since horror posters* aren't the most pleasant to contemplate, imagine if one of them were hung in your room, or worse: imagine if it was in your room when you were a kid... I know it gives you shudders just to think about it. So, in your opinion, which of these posters would have the most traumatic effect on you, or any normal kid, something, let's say, on the same level than Homer's Clown Bed crafted for 2-year old Bart? Discuss here * they're not all horror films but some of them are pretty scary.

Which of these top-rated horror movies is your favorite? • Note: Animated and comedy movies are excluded. Only movies with at least 50000 ratings on IMDb are considered. Discuss here

There are many kinds of horrors to fear at the movies. Unholy, kinky, gory - What's your sweetest horror-obsession? What kind of fear at the movies is your favourite? Return to discussion: Discuss this poll here Thanks to Jessica, dgranger, B_sides_B, Peter, Pencho, NDbportmanfan for some suggestions.

It's Halloween time, so let's get original... These 25 classics topped DigitalDreamdoor's Top 100 Greatest Horror Movies and are featured here in their original ranking. Which of these classic horror films is your personal favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

According to the German Wikipedia site, the first commercial cinematic presentation for an audience was 123 years ago on the first of November in 1895 a.d. on bioskop-format in the Berliner Wintergarten in Berlin, Germany. Worldwide: Doc Brown lends you his DeLorean with a proper flux capacitor and two loads of plutonium to travel 100 years back in time to the year 1918, when movies were young, and then back. What movie - as selected by the IMDb poll board users - rated 7/10 or higher with at least 10.000 votes - would you most likely show your fellow countrymen in past time to see their reactions and tell us later? Contribute or discuss here.

One of the hallmarks of a good film is its ability to evoke an emotional response from the viewer. According to Robert Plutchik’s theory, there are 8 basic emotions which are listed below. Which emotion is the most critical component in your favorite films? Discuss the Emotion here

Apart from the legendary "You talkin' to me?" which of these no-less famous mirror moments do you think is the most memorable? Discuss here PS : have you noticed how alliterative the title is?

According to a public poll dated 12 June 2017 created by Empire Magazine, these are the top 35 of the 100 greatest movies of all-time. Which of these do you think is the greatest? After voting, you may discuss the poll here. Also vote for: Empire's Greatest Movie Trilogies of All Time

Horror comes in many shapes and has so many different effects on people. Here's the Top 35 of the best horror movies according to TimeOut's writers. Their site and Top 100: there Which horror movie do you consider the best from their list ? Do you have any suggestions of movies that they could have added to their list ? Discuss it over here

We all know some great movies are made from the books (or stories), but do we know are they so great in terms of the sources from which they were adapted? So, vote here for the movie that you think translated the best the intentions of the author of the original work. I chose book adaptations that have IMDB rating higher than 8, but you are free to suggest new movies that you think were as great as the books themselves. Discuss the list and add your suggestions here! P.S. The poll is sorted in alphabetical order, so not to make any movie "better" than the other. This would be simply your opinion on what do you think was really well adapted book or story.

Which Movie poster with less picture & more text looks most interesting? Discuss Here http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000088/thread/229212930 *Some new movie posters have changed.

Which Film Gets You Into the Halloween Mood? Discuss here.

The definitions of abstract concepts like genres can be notoriously hard to pin down, so, rather than leave everybody to fight amongst themselves about what exactly a "western" or a "thriller" is, IMDb has thoughtfully provided us with official definitions on their help page. What is their definition of "Western"? Read on: Should contain numerous scenes and/or a narrative where the portrayal is similar to that of frontier life in the American West during 1600s to contemporary times. Objective. In other words, the basic criteria for being a Western is based on time and place: the American West in the frontier era. This is easy enough to apply to things like The Searchers (1956) or Gunsmoke (1955-1975), titles that fit neatly within those parameters. But what about those movies and TV shows that happen to meet some, but not all, of the criteria? What about the pieces of media that only vaguely, kinda sorta fit the bill? Not one single title on this list is officially recognized as a "Western" by IMDb. Yet, every last one of them has some significant connection to the genre. The question is, which of these films/TV series do you think is the best example of a Western... that's not a Western? After voting, please discuss here. Click here for the expanded version of this list. Click here to read an alternate version of this list with detailed descriptions for each title.

(WITH NEW ENTRIES) These unproven theories scattered around the internet and people still debate whether these theories were true or not. We were really wondering what the film-makers are really trying to say. Which of these mind-blowing unproven theories in films actually make sense to you? Credits to watchmojo.com and gamesradar.com as my source to this idea. Thanks to TsarStepan. jamesh5 and Drvobradi :) Discuss here

Which one of these top 35 most thrilling movies according to the American Film Institute is your favorite? Discuss Here in the IMDb Community Forums

Which of these movies about fictional authors is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

The members of the IMDb Poll Board have chosen their favorite horror movie. Which one is your favorite? Discuss the list here!

Only twenty films have been ranked in every IMDb Top 250 year end list (1996-2014) and were made in the 1980s. Which one do you consider the best? 1970s <<< Vote Other Decades >>> 1990s Discuss the list here

Reprising a poll from December 31, 2009, let's ask the question again: which movie genre matches your own resolution for 2014? ... and HAPPY NEW YEAR! Discuss here The options are listed by movies from different genres -sometimes on a very broad meaning- and all featuring a New Year's Eve scene.

A jump scare is a technique often used in horror films and video games, intended to scare the audience by surprising them with an abrupt change in image or event, usually co-occurring with a loud, frightening sound. Which of these jump scares made you jump the most? SPOILERS AHEAD Discuss Here