Final Destination is a good one, because it's all about being as inventive as possible there. Same with 'Saw', which left you to wonder what possible sadistic bullshit they could con some poor fucker into.

I get a lot of fun out of watching slasher movies, because you know it's coming, and it is often a matter of how it's going to happen. A lot of the times, it's a simple stabbing, but sometimes, it gets cooler than that. In fact, there are plenty of horror films where you see a character and know right away that they're gonna die. I suppose it's all about the setup, and slasher movies are a basic example of what has a formulaic means of easily setting up people to die.

Franchise stuff with recurring main characters also keeps me happy. To watch Reggie, Ash, Jack Deth, and Burt Gummer do what they do best is always a good thing.

I have a lot of fun watching Humanoids from the Deep (1980). That movie is cool as fuck. Goddamn mutated salmon monsters are raping hot chicks and murdering dogs and children. It's really gory, and there's never a dull moment.

I also love FleshEater (1988), a Halloween hayride turned zombie survival scenario that covers all the best parts of the horror genre. You've got eerie farmland, woods, trick-or-treating, parties, redneck hunters, and a great score.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) is another orgasmic experience, because it's catchy as hell, and downright magical. I'm always down for the time-warp, but I never want to watch this movie unless it's a Saturday night, so I can be there with Eddie and his teddy when he asks the burning question, "Whatever happened to Saturday night?"