Collider has published a ranked list of the ten most fun horror movies of all time, distinct from a ranking of the scariest films, acknowledging that judging both "horror" and "fun" is highly subjective. The author, film writer Jeremy Urquhart, notes that many entries blend comedy with horror, adding extra layers of personal taste to the selections.

The excerpt reveals the two lowest-ranked entries: at number 10 is "Godzilla vs. Hedorah" (1971), praised for balancing genuine menace with campy, goofy moments as its pollution-themed monster antagonist. At number nine is "Aliens" (1986), noted as a more action-driven, high-intensity follow-up to the slower-paced, minimalist 1979 original "Alien". The remaining eight films in the top ten were not detailed in the available text.