Okay, horror movies are supposed to scare you, right?  And, for the most part, they do.

   Then there are the ones that make you wonder what the director was thinking when he or she made the film.  Some really corny horror flicks become cult classics, like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.

   So, my question is this: 

The corniest horror movie I have seen was probably either The Strangers or When a Stranger Calls. They really were not that good at all.

The corniest horror film I've seen was probably the hills have eyes 2. I liked the first one alot better then the second one.

My corniest movie is dawn of the dead. Every thing looked so fake! (V.V)

That's simple,  the corniest horror movie that I've seen was Scarey Movie 4. Seriously ? A giant iPod emerges from the ground and plays music in that movie. So weird . . .

@pokemonfangirl  Yeah. It kind of ruined the moment when you're supposed to get scared.

I would definitely have to say Mosquito. Has one of the most hilarious scenes I have ever seen in a horror movie. I have provided and IMDB link for your viewing pleasure:   http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113858/

Ah, memories!

I'm with cnw64 Scary movie 4 is the corniest. Actually it's all the Scary movies they are so corny...but that is kinda the point

I agree with Omniterran. Troll 2 is quite possibly an even dumber movie than Transformers 2. The whole movie is basically just stupid people falling for the same stupid traps over and over again, it has some of the best worst dialogue and acting I've ever seen, and the story is unbelievably pointless. The goblins are trying to make humans eat food contaminated with chlorophyll, turning the people into plants, just so that the goblins can...eat the plants? Seriously? Are you freaking kidding me? That's one of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard. The town where the goblins live is even called "Nilbog" (Goblin spelled backwards). One last thing I will say about this god-awful film is that it has some of the most hideously lazy low-budget special effects I've ever seen. I mean seriously, I know it was made in 1990 but COME ON! A giant yellow sponge drenched in green food coloring with a little plastic shopping bag thing thrown on top of it? How much more laughable can you get?

Silent Night Deadly Night Part 2. 

Mostly all these horror movies that are out now along with these remakes. It's not out yet, but I just saw a trailer of this movie that's coming out next year where a girl gets mauled by a squirrel. That's right, I said it. A squirrel. The movie is called Killer Squirrels (Not sure yet. I saw 2 trailers: 2 different names, 1 same scene.) It's like the classic horror, "Birds", but Squirrels go and attack people. This is the official sign of Hollywood running out of ideas. Next horror film gonna be called Rabbits with a clip of rabbits invading the fruits and vegetables aisle at Walmart.

Rodzilla : I hate to break it to you, but that IS a movie. "Night of the Lepus" to be precise.

Anyway, since Rodzillia basically described that movie, only with the rabbits being giant, and killing people also. So I am going to go with The Wicker Man. Since technically its a "Horror" movie. If you ask me its a Comedy. Because Nicolas Cage put...a little too much effort into his acting. It's gotten quite the repetutation on the Internet. Specifically "NOT THE BEES!" and "HOW'D IT GET BURNED?" but yes. Its about this cop, who gets sent to this place (sorry, bad description, but stay with me) and there is this cult. And the cult tries to kill him because the bees are dieing off or something. Anyway yeah. It stunk.

I don't known if this is considered a horror movie but I would say the movie Rubber