Rotten Tomatoes has revealed its list of the top 10 horror movies of all time and some classics — like Psycho — didn't make the cut.

The 1970s were a true before and after for the horror genre, with the decade producing several revolutionary classics like The Exorcist and Halloween.

Notable Entry: Scream (1996) The highly successful and highly self-aware Scream franchise took the 90’s by storm and brought back the slasher flick into a new era. Playing on classic horror tropes and clichés played tongue-in-cheek, the Scream movies follow survivors of the Ghostface Killer and its rotating identities.

Bob Clark's 1974 classic, 'Black Christmas,' created the blueprint for every slasher movie that followed, including John Carpenter's 'Halloween.'

From cursed manors to possessed family homes, these must-watch haunted house movies will have viewers checking under the beds and double-checking they locked every door.

Commentary: A strong cast, riveting script and shocking third act make this Old West horror movie one of the best.