Kathryn hunter legend

I love this video! And that’s the best Riley Sager novel 💚

Another movie you should check out during this time of year is I Am Not A Serial Killer (also based on a book👀) and takes place and has scenes during Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. More of a supernatural thriller and slower burn, but it’s great. Also filmed in my hometown in northern MN🥰 definitely more of an indie lower budget movie, and I think it might be streaming on AMC+ or for rent.

My main problem with this movie is that the media said it was going to be a mix between Giallo and Scream (two of my favorite things), so I was super excited and had lots of expectations. But sadly it was none of those two things. There was no mystery since the killer's identity became obvious in the opening scene (even the trailer hinted at it), and there were no plot twists at all, almost as if the writer was counting on the viewers to be stupid enough to not put the pieces together despite all the "in your face" evidence. As for the gore element, there was hardly any. The kills were few and nearly all of them off-screen. I didn't hate the movie, but I was very disappointed.

Next review you gotta watch apartment 7A the rosemary's baby prequel

This was my first Quiet Place movie. Maybe didn't start off on the right foot....

It would have been better if the limo part you mentioned was the last scene as you said, but it's not. He gets captured by the cops and then once in the police van he removes the handcuffs and starts laughing like an idiot, kind of like a villain from a kid's show who gets away every time no matter what. Very cringe and stupid in my opinion.

I love season of the witch it’s the best one out therr

13:07 In an 'unconscious' state we would see the 'supernatural' 'dreams' 'hallucinations'. & more is being shown. Occult symbolism, & Brandy fighting for life. For entertainment purposes only. 👁‍🗨 Brandy is being punished. & this movie is just .....

This might be under the "old lady bad" category of horror movie icks. But I was watched The Prisioners (totally not because Hugh Jackman was in it) and the end was like, "...Sure? I guess? If you wanted not the most predictable, sure. But a good plot twist? Naur."

Hockey season AND Horror month? No better time of year.

So many great books here. Needless Street is definitely my favorite. I loved having a cat as a POV protagonist and the insane amount of twists. So good!

You can never go wrong with an Adam Nevill book, in my opinion. I’d also highly recommend Last Days and No One Gets Out Alive by him for the spooky season. I feel like you’d especially enjoy Last Days since you’re a found footage fan. It follows a film crew working on a documentary about a cult and it just *feels* like it would be a perfect found footage film. NOGOA is extremely different from the movie adaptation and is a lot better in my opinion. I liked the movie for what it was, but… I didn’t see much of the book’s influence aside from the setting and general vibe. I feel like the book does such a fantastic job of building that dreadful feeling and the movie just cuts out the last third or so of the book entirely (which made more sense for the route they went with the movie, honestly). I just love me some good, bulky, door stopper horror books and Adam Nevill always delivers.

solid prequel, that “crowning” scene was unexpected, lol

Currently reading the last house on needless street!

Longlegs wasn't scary at all and so overrated

House of Wax wasn't that bad. The Paris Hilton death scène was cool. 👍

I think Terrifier is one of the better horror movies of the decade.❤👍

I love this lady.

You’re missing “found footage” 2011

I need 2 more movies!!!! 1. The Fog (1980) A chilling ghost story by John Carpenter, perfect for Halloween. 2. The Shining (1980) A psychological horror set in an isolated hotel. 3. The Blackcoat's Daughter (2015) A psychological horror that intertwines the stories of two girls at a remote boarding school with chilling supernatural elements. 4. Scream (1996) A meta-horror that both satirizes and embraces the slasher genre. 5. The Wicker Man (1973) A folk horror classic with a deeply unsettling atmosphere. 6. The Babadook (2014) A deeply psychological horror with a haunting creature. 7. The Cabin in the Woods (2012) A clever twist on the classic horror tropes. 8. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) A brutal and raw horror that is not for the faint-hearted. 9. Trick 'r Treat (2007) A horror anthology centered around Halloween night. 10. Re-Animator (1985) A campy and gory horror-comedy with a mad scientist twist. 11. The Sixth Sense (1999) A psychological thriller with a famous twist. 12. It Follows (2015) A unique and unsettling horror film about a curse that is passed through intimate encounters. 13. House of the Devil (2009) A slow-burn horror that builds tension in a retro 1980s setting. 14. Underwater (2020) A tense, claustrophobic horror-thriller set in the depths of the ocean. 15. The Invisible Man (2020) A modern reimagining of the classic story, blending psychological horror with sci-fi elements. 16. The Blair Witch Project (1999) A found-footage horror that became a cultural phenomenon. 17. The Lodge (2019) A tense psychological horror about a woman and her soon-to-be stepchildren facing disturbing occurrences in a remote winter cabin. 18. Night of the Living Dead (1968) The film that started the modern zombie genre. 19. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) A Tim Burton classic that blends Halloween and Christmas. 20. Suspiria (1977) A visually stunning and surreal horror set in a dance academy. 21. The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) A chilling mystery-horror about a father and son who uncover terrifying secrets during an autopsy. 22. Crimson Peak (2015) A gothic romance with stunning visuals and eerie ghostly encounters. 23. The Babadook (2014) A deeply psychological horror with a haunting creature. 24. Psycho (1960) Alfred Hitchcock’s classic that redefined horror cinema. 25. The Evil Dead (1981) A cult horror film filled with gore and dark humor. 26. Rosemary's Baby (1968) A psychological horror about paranoia and the occult. 27. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) A Tim Burton classic that blends Halloween and Christmas. 28. Relic (2020) A haunting film that explores the horrors of dementia through a supernatural lens. 29. Friday the 13th (1980) The film that made Camp Crystal Lake infamous.

It was grosser than the substance tbh.

There is a cell phone in this movie. The nun calls the priest while they’re in the car. Regarding not knowing the time period.

I didn't really get it. Was Solange evil? Was she a changed old woman who was selfish and misguided in her attempts to connect and heal her family. Was Belinda having postpartum psychosis? I just don't get what it was trying to say. The actress who played Solange was great. Creepy and pathetic and weird.

This movie destroyed longlegs. The story, how it was told, the horror, the characters. Longlegs aint got nothing on this movie.

I’m such a big fan of Hubie Halloween on Netflix starring Adam Sandler 🤣🤣. It’s super goofy, but it’s a lot of fun. I’m not sure if it would be your taste or not, but it’s worth a try as a “turn your brain off” type of fun Halloween movie.

I loved Longlegs, it was good !! Now I was not scared , but I loved this movie . Nick Cage was fabulous !!! Best role he has played . This was a horror , thriller , murder movie to me . Hopefully Hollywood is coming out with some more original ideas like this one . Love your show , don't always agree with you , but that's ok . God bless

Right on. Another example is the great Swedish film Let the Right One In being remade in the US just a year after the original, with the dumbed down title Let Me In. Why?

11:03 yes! There's a Bollywood horror movie called Bulbbul in which there is a very uncomfortable r4p3 scene. But the horror aspect in that movie is the horrors faced by women in conservative Indian households back in the 1900s (and even to this day in some parts of our country). So, even though they marketed the movie as a horror revenge story of a woman, the horrific scenes in the movie didn't feel exploitative at all. I highly recommend you all to watch that movie. It's one of those Bollywood movies that departs from the stereotypical Bollywood style.

I actually haven’t seen the trailer 😂. I’m watching the original in 10 minute increments because it’s so uncomfortable 😅.

Amazing singer? What crack have you been sniffing women

I plan on seeing Dead & Buried (1981) and Messiah of Evil (1973) this season. A book I plan on reading is The Faster Redder Road by Stephen Graham Jones (ebook from my library), because I can never find his earlier work anywhere.

I personally interpreted the ending differently. I saw it as the family accepting that they’ll never be able to escape Aia; she is everywhere all the time. So there’s no choice but for the family to accept it and continue on living under the thumb of their AI. No other choice but to get in the car and have Aia take them home

THEY (2002) is actually a Robert Harmon (THE HITCHER) movie and not a Wes Craven movie. Craven only executive produced under Dimension and, like many other movies, his name was slapped on it simply for marketing purposes only. 🙃

the makeup thing is so real. injuries too. in any genre flick really, action, adventure, horror, even superhero stuff. if ur character takes a hit to the face that should muss up their look. i think the evil dead movies are prime examples of what this looks like done right. rami wasn't afraid to put campbell through the ringer lol.

I remember seeing They in the theater back in 2002 & it was so terrible & the audience was making fun of it. One of the worst horror movies I ever seen.

Another film in a pretty good Halloween setting is Terrifier 2. When a creepy killer clown with bloody-funny antics and extended gore scenes are welcome too you won't be disappointed.

“You sound stupid” made me chuckle 😂

I just finished watching this movie and I’m glad I listened to you when this video first popped up for me and stopped watching the video cause I 1000% agree it’s better to not know anything. I didn’t watch trailers or anything. It was fantastic, I loved it. So simple, so effective!

im gonna be that guy but my biggest ick is just . random sex scenes . i wouldn't be as bothered with it if it actually had meaning but i have yet to see that

I didn’t even notice the microphone until you said it! Great tier list!

"They" is one of my favorite horror movies! I am surprised you've never seen it.

Saw them all coming but still jumped. Great movie

Wow! Thank you.

*PLEASE REACT/REVIEW RYAN MURPHY’S New Horror fiction series GROTESQUERIE starring Stacey Nash in a true crime supernatural horror series!!🔥*

You sold me. Pausing the video to watch it now.

You will love Over the Garden Wall 🎃

Have you seen Prom night 1980?!

You're beautiful, love the bangs. Yes, I know that has nothing to do with bag of bones. Also, the book is amazing!

The only movie I'm mostly interested of is Smile 2.