12 Misunderstood But Brilliant 90’s Horror Movies That Deserve More Recognition!

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

I really miss watching the practical effects of the body horrors of the '80s-'90s horror movies.

[@Ultamami]

YES! Viva bladders, squibs, et al!!

[@corpsi9761]

Now it's all ruined from CGI and large groups of stupid people

[@jmorlar2852]

RIP Bill Paxton, the man who was killed by both Predator and Xenomorph on stage.

[@milesipka]

AND the Terminator had a piece of him back in 1984, although he could have survived that...

[@jmorlar2852]

@@milesipka "Fuckin' A"!

[@bjrnterjesen651]

Bill Paxton🌹

[@Joemama55122]

The film he directed was amazing too Frailty who he was also the lead in

[@justinhollen]

And he didn’t go out like no b***h!!

[@mantisLJD]

Ticks (1993) Ghost in the Machine (1993) Body Snatchers (1993) Necronomicon: Book of Dead (1993) The Exorcist III (1990) The Ugly (1997) Predator 2 (1990) Wishmaster (1997) House on Haunted Hill (1999) The Wax Mask (1997) Fallen (1998) Cemetery Man (1994)

[@Uatemysoul]

Thank you I wish they would just give a list in the description, I hate getting all these suggested lists of things to watch but then you watch the video and they spoil 80% of the movie.

[@thephoenixxx4]

House on haunted hill is one of my favorites! Way underrated!

[@JavonEnspeare]

Same!

[@Ultamami]

You're aware this is a remake of an old film, right?

[@Ultamami]

@Mike Hock people who, not that

[@JavonEnspeare]

@@Ultamami im aware.. i loved the movie that much i looked it up and saw that it was a remake the original was great itself

[@Ultamami]

@@JavonEnspearehmm, how old are you?

[@rebadarby4526]

I *ABSOLUTELY LOVE* Predator 2. Danny Glover was BAD ASS!!

[@berettaxd7566]

Yep it's badass. It's very much like a comic book how the story plays out.

[@ClubberSlang]

Hated it when it came out when I was like 12 cuz me n my cousin knew nothing leading in and were disappointed with no Arnold. But like 5 years later we rented it and were like man this is actually pretty sweet.

[@SysterYster]

I loved Predator I and II so much from the moment I saw them as a young teen. :) I still love them and rewatch them every few years.

[@SysterYster]

@MrCalahan The first one is pretty good, it just doesn't make any sense with them at the effing poles. XD I like the book better (Prey by Stephanie and Steve Perry), because it's at a terraformed planet that's really hot. :P It's a really good book, one of my favs. :)

[@ClubberSlang]

@Mike Hock that would've been cool, especially when i was a kid. I like 2 more each time i watch it, i couple weeks ago i was like man imagine if they got mel gibson too and it was riggs n murtaugh vs. The predator ahahahah

[@irina1296]

Thanks so much for mentioning Cemetery Man, The Ugly, Body Snatchers and Predator 2. I love these films with passion but they're usually so criminally underrated

[@destho4308]

Cemetery Man is really one of a kind horror/romance film. It blended dark humor with tragic events in it's surreal approach. The music is also very memorable as it complemented the mood and tone of this undead tale.

[@LadyMinaMasters]

I saw this one night channel flipping and stayed up to watch it.

[@destho4308]

Totally worth it

[@kiillabytez]

Couldn't get into in, really. Too slow a burn for me. I really had no connection with the protagonist, and he was unlikable for me, therefore, I didn't care.

[@journeymanX]

Candyman,scream, into the mouth of madness,jacob’s ladder And even tremors damn good titles

[@hauntedhose]

Those movies outclass the shitlist of bad movies

[@missourigreen051]

You should look and READ the title of the video before watching the video. The list of movies you listed except for Into the Mouth of Madness were all box office hits, the title says misunderstood but brilliant, meaning underrated horror movies. Do you know the first Candyman movie made so much money it was the only reason why they made a sequel 3 years later? That doesn't sound underrated to me.

[@robsonwaterkemper]

Lords of Illusion was very good also

[@robsonwaterkemper]

Lords of Illusion was very good also

[@kimberlycompardo4398]

I love tremors. Reba was awsom in it.

[@irina1296]

I think Alien 3 belongs to this title too. It has introduced some really great things about xenomorphs - royal facehuggers and the fact that they take features of their hosts. After that every Alien-based novel, video game, film, book used those ideas. Mimic & The Relic are awesome Monster horror films as well. The People Under the Stairs, Lord of Illusions and Trauma (1993) were brilliant too

[@thunberbolttwo3953]

No alien 3 is a poor ripoff of aliens.

[@JayTator]

Alien 3 is so much better than giving credit for. The older I get, the closer it gets to being #2 on my Alien list.

[@irina1296]

@@thunberbolttwo3953 How? Alien 3 is a DRAMA/THRILLER while Aliens is ACTION/ADVENTURE. Alien 3 is much closer to Alien (1979)

[@irina1296]

@@JayTator I love Alien 3 as much as Alien & Aliens. It has a very special/unique atmosphere

[@TheKevinj201]

Ticks creeped me out back in the day, one of my favorite creature features

[@kiillabytez]

Bug (1975), and Squirm (1976) were pretty cool too.

[@samdugan7591]

To this day Fallen is still one of my favorite films.

[@ClubberSlang]

I still have a VHS copy lol

[@craigpettifer8568]

Time is on my side

[@brandonhooten3123]

I discovered it when i was younger and i have always loved just randomly watching on occasion and still being drawn into it so much. one of the best on this list!

[@jeanninelockridge5235]

Mine too.

[@ninfilms]

Fallen is underrated.

[@xingbairong]

The custom from the Wishmaster series is hands down my favorite from all. Aesthetically it's perfect. It genuinely feels like something that looks like that might exist.

[@bodamian_bg]

Francisco DelaMorte /Cemetery man - What a lovely movie indeed! Thanx for the recall *:)

[@2st486]

i saw it in a red light cinema when it came out and no....im not joking XD

[@shainewhite2781]

21:18, FALLEN. My mom loves Denzel Washington! It's a great neo noir Supernatural Thriller.

[@AmityvilleFan]

On the contrary. It is some hamfisted religious crap.

[@KelBig17]

All because he passed on seven that regrets

[@kiillabytez]

Yeah more of a Thriller with supernatural themes, than a Horror film. It's no more Horror than Silence of the Lambs.

[@keithp7794]

I prefer The First Power.

[@turnipjuice2626]

Ferrara's Body Snatchers, great flick, defo deserves more recognition!

[@bodamian_bg]

Defo is one of the greatest!

[@edgewolf66]

First time I saw full frontal bush as a kid. (My mom respected that I was mature regarding films, so removed my Blockbuster age restrictions)

[@milesipka]

Yeah that 1993 remake was excellent - I would even go so far to say it's the best version of the story so far. The writing is extremely intelligent and at times subtle - the scene that proves that would be where the heroine, after being rescued from being cloned, passes her friend while trying to pretend to be a pod. Both women look at each other, thinking they are pods, then the friend manages to out the heroine with a simple question. Far scarier than the previous or subsequent films. BTW the nudity seen in Meg Tilly's nude scene was actually done by her sister Jennifer Tilly.

[@shainewhite2781]

I love GHOST In The Machine! It's one of the greatest B rated sci-fi Horror films ever made.

[@RobbieSkyeHamilton]

I didn’t know B was a rating

[@littlegreenbud2067]

Pretty sure it’s a rip off of the lawnmower man

[@strifefraser5102]

I'm not going to lie I love 90 's Horror movies.

[@ClubberSlang]

Right. Age at the time helps, I went from 10 to 20 years old in the 90s so plenty fall in the "so bad its good" category, but watching them with some friends with sodas and later beers was awesome.

[@Norma-Arte-y-Ventas]

80's and 90's are the best. Some of those movies are cheesy but better than new movies.

[@robertnguyen9493]

Back then filmmakers’ took the time to develop character’s so that the audience cared when they lived or died. Now more often than not they use gore and jump scares in place of character development and story

[@Norma-Arte-y-Ventas]

@@robertnguyen9493 Absolutely right 👍🏼 Best comment 👏

[@robertnguyen9493]

@@Norma-Arte-y-Ventas 🙇‍♂️Thank you, I was born in the 80”s and grew up in the 90’s. I am a total movie nerd, and although I do like some of the newer movies I love the classics.

[@tombakabones274]

Ticks actually was a pretty good movie it made me afraid to go out into the woods up to a month after I first saw it 😅 Body snatchers was definitely a great remake worthy of recognition

[@JediJunkie247]

Exorcist III is a great psychological horror movie.

[@doghousereilly3795]

One of the best. Watch RedLetterMedia's Re:view of it.

[@Volt_Crank]

Wishmaster is criminaly underrated

[@ashh4929]

Right?! I'm so surprised Andrew Divoff didn't blow up after that. He couples creepy and charismatic perfectly and with that voice!

[@Volt_Crank]

Completely agree, plus his delivery on his lines was perfect

[@blackdragon6]

I legit love Predator 2, I don't think it's a step down from the first. Just a different style, with more action. My only complaint was the humor, but otherwise I loved Predator 2 just as much as the first. It's so underrated, as is Danny Fuckin "I'm too old for this shit" Glover!! And OMFG that Teri Weigel scene 😍 😭. That movie kicked ASS!!!

[@jakeen229]

Danny Glover set the movie for me, he was a take away from Arnie.

[@TheOdMan]

Agreed.

[@2st486]

i was too young to watch it so i convinced my father to go with me XD i was such a big fan i even had the C64 shooting game

[@milesipka]

The best Predator sequel so far, I agree. BTW that scene where Pred refuses to kill Leona is because she's pregnant and Predators are actually pro-life so he let her go even though she pulled a gun on him. Perfect logic for a hunter - don't kill pregnant prey so that way you don't end up wiping your prey species out. We could learn something about ethical hunting from those dreadlocked Rasta reptiles...

[@2st486]

@Mike Hock well hold on. as much as i like the sequel, thats a big stretch. it's characters are way below in terms of charisma and chemistry. also the cinematography is meh, while Predator looks gorgeous. especially the third act.

[@rebadarby4526]

Wax mask makes me think of Waxwork...which I *LOVE*

[@GamingKick]

Cemetery Man is so bonkers, yet I have to watch it time and time again.

[@charthers8903]

Thank you for existing.. 90s films, music and video games are my only pleasure..

[@shainewhite2781]

5:32, Body Snatchers have an all star cast ranging from Forest Whitaker to R. Lee Ermey. Saw this film growing up and critics called it the best remake in the genre.

[@marinakaiser7639]

Yes Body Snatchers are cool

[@CorbCorbin]

I was very happily surprised by how good it was, when it was a new release rental, because it didn’t get much of a theater run, and almost no promotion. I was 15 or 16, and read a few magazines to keep up with new movies and TV shows coming out, and Ferrara being the director wasn’t even promoted much. So, I had low expectations with it being another Invasion of the Body Snatchers adaptation. Ferrara put together a very tight and suspenseful thriller, and his unique touch on the Sci Fi Horror, made for some really creepy scenes. When Meg Tilly is pointing towards them, screeching like an alien banshee, it had been built up to so well, the rest of the movie just flies from there.

[@milesipka]

Technically John Carpenter's The Thing is the best remake in the horror genre. But never fear as Body Snatchers 1993 is a very close second place. No shame in being second...

[@seyo8068]

Fallen is the best one on this list, hands Down. DANZEL is in a class of his own

[@brookswilliams5239]

Denzel

[@kiillabytez]

I dunno, remove the demon aspect and it's still a great film, but I wouldn't say it was the best Horror film on this list.

[@chrislopez7395]

I love how in the wishmaster the legend Robert Englund also known as Freddy Kruger was a terrified and scared mess when faced with the djinn

[@kiillabytez]

Why? Englund was an actor playing his role. It's not like he was playing Kruger vs The Djinn.

[@chrislopez7395]

@@kiillabytez it's the idea of it. To see his range as an actor. Not the literal

[@magnusschmidt1545]

I would like to see a list of the absolutley best well made gory horror movies 90's - 00's

[@kiillabytez]

You're kinda asking a lot there.

[@michaeldewitt7302]

Wow....I COMPLETELY forgot about "Ticks" 😂 I'll be rewatching this soon!

[@Subilon]

Another great 90s movie not mentioned here was Phantoms.Brilliant and unsettling movie.

[@parisgreen4600]

Yes, I think this must have been right at the start of Liev Schreiber's career. "Wanna see something cool?"

[@medboflight]

Affleck was the bomb in that.

[@Grandmasblackbook]

The first power 1990 with lou diamond Phillips totally underrated horror film

[@holden6104]

Agreed. Great film with some truly frightening scenes. Villain was superb.

[@defenestratedjack1800]

A great list as always. I always thought Return Of The Living Dead 3 was a lot of fun with great practical effects and a hot as hell Melinda Clarke, I think it belongs in this list too. Anyways, what a fantastic channel this is, happy I found it.

[@milesipka]

That's a great film, ROTLD 3. If you want to get it uncut, the British DVD is the best to get.

[@SoftAsABaboonAss]

@@milesipka Isn't the recent Vestron Bluray uncut as well?

[@milesipka]

@@SoftAsABaboonAss I believe it is, but if you're a DVD tragic like I am or if you don't like BDs, then that British DVD is the perfect choice. I also suspect the Australian VHS was also uncut - being an Aussie I naturally had a copy or two but I didn't notice it until after I got the Aussie DVD from Rainbow Entertainment that was the standard cut version.

[@SoftAsABaboonAss]

@@milesipka Gotcha. DVD does have a little something, especially when watching something from the early 90s and prior.

[@milesipka]

@@SoftAsABaboonAss That's precisely why I love collecting DVDs - the versatility, the accessibility and the atmosphere.

[@playlandlocal7849]

The Exorcist III is one of the best horror movies ever made.

[@ikapatino3214]

Its a crime movie with supernatural tones.

[@Nightmare-fe9hr]

I STRONGLY disagree. Sure, it's a fine movie, it's entertaining, and whatnot, but as a whole the horror genre has brought up many influential and undeniable masterpieces. I would place the exorcist III as maybe the 85th percentile. It is a fine movie, but it is not one of the best horror movies ever made.

[@arthas640]

You say that like Scooby Doo and Zombie Island doesnt already exist

[@film4life670]

So true!

[@echo8630]

I totally forgot about Ghost In the Machine. Used to love that movie as a kid.

[@thomasadams7984]

Predator 2 was great I loved that movie

[@andreschiriff4354]

The ugly and wishmaster are my favorite movies from this list.

[@2st486]

ah wishmaster...such sweet guilty pleasure. one of my flatmate was scared shitless of these movie. the master's appearances freaked her out.

[@ninfilms]

The Ugly is a great horror film made in New Zealand.

[@MrJ1Horrordirector]

Ticks is the movie i rented millions of times as a child. Bless u dad!!

[@margegarland7635]

In house on haunted hill, the price's didn't have a choice but to host the strangers, cause all of the walls and windows were sealed shut, trapping them inside.

[@zmbdog]

Why would they choose not to? Despite what the video says they _are_ the people Stephen invited.

[@margegarland7635]

@@zmbdog you obviously never seen the movie. Price didn't invite any of them, the house did, because they're all related to the workers back when it was an asylum.

[@zmbdog]

@@margegarland7635 You're right. I was thinking of when he told Evelyn he threw her guest list out and invited people who would do anything for money. I forgot he followed with "those aren't the people"

[@alphantom0657]

Finally, someone mentions Ticks! Even as a fan of slasher films, that movie was quite graphic--probably more so than any slasher I had seen up until that point; making me wince or turn away on several occasions. I have to revisit that one; haven't seen it in over 20yrs

[@edgewolf66]

A favorite since I read about production in Fangoria. As a kid always getting ticks playing in the woods, it hit home.

[@oakenn5410]

18:48 i feel like i'm having a stroke when he says Famke Janssen

[@Vntge_Bby]

I saw house on haunted hill and knew I had to click!😭😭😂😂😭💖

[@willhuey4891]

yeah house on haunted hill is a great 90s remake.

[@Vntge_Bby]

@@willhuey4891 it really is!

[@deadcatthinks6725]

Having had Lyme disease, ticks has me shuddering already :D Ghost in the Machine shares elements, along with Shocker, Fallen, Virtuosity, and The First Power - all damn good films. Did Split Second just miss making the list? ;)

[@johnriddlebaugh7436]

I met Robert Kurtzman in person once and we talked about WISHMASTER. He favored the first movie as it used his FX studio, and commented the special effects in the sequels weren't as good.

[@bo2720]

He's not lying either! First one was great and creative

[@kmartdamien89]

Great list of underated gems!! I'll be adding these to my list to track down! Keep up the great vids!

[@JRandaII]

"Fallen" is one of my favorite films...

[@mdover2948]

I have a vague memory of Ticks as a kid. It made me scared of irl ticks lol

[@DCG909]

To be fair, you should be scared of those little bastards... The Netherlands has an invasive "new" tick that actively hunts after a target for up to 10 minutes and hunderds of feet... Then you've got lymes disease... They're nasty....

[@werepat]

Not to mention Alpha Gal, a tick-born disease that makes you unable to eat lots of foods, mainly red meats. I've got it and it's severely reduced the quality of my life.

[@ZFG__Gaming]

Great Video. Fallen is one of my all time favourites! Think I'll need to watch Tick. Never seen it, or heard of it. You've got another sub!

[@DrJohnAZoidberg]

The movie Ticks still freaks me out. Wish master is one of my favs though

[@mermaid_at_heart213]

How about having Jeffrey Combs playing H. P. Lovecraft in Necronomicon? That casting could not have been more perfect. Jeffrey Combs is awesome! I love Cemetery Man. I see it on a lot of lists. I'd like to see Michele Soavi's The Church on some for a bit of a change-up. It's quite a bit different than Cemetery Man and my favorite Soavi film. Fun fact, the guy handing out flyers who's wearing the mask at the beginning of the film Demons is Michele Soavi.

[@adagiobreeze8493]

Whoa I remember seeing all these movies on Cable years ago and never knew their titles, thanks for the upload

[@pixystixnfairycrack]

I've found people either love Exorcist III or they hate it. Personally, I think it's amazing. And I'm so glad to see "The Ugly" on here. For awhile I thought I had completely imagined that movie as no one seems to have heard of it. "The Wishmaster" is just so much fun. And I don't care what anyone says, "House on Haunted Hill" is great and is definitely one of my favorite guilty pleasure movies.

[@edgewolf66]

Enjoyed House on Haunted Hill, but the use of The Hulk rollercoaster threw me off, as I'd just ridden it prior to seeing.

[@fiveways]

I'm pretty midcard on Exorcist 3 (either version). Like some great scenes and dialog and some clunky bits. But it is in no means a bad movie.

[@imsorad777]

How did you just completely gloss over Brad Dourifs performance in “Exorcist 3”? He makes that movie.

[@georgemcnamee1418]

This is the first time I watched one of your videos and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Keep up the good work, you have another subscriber.

[@WhatAboutZoidberg]

Fallen is so good, loved it growing up and still hum time is on my side, such a good tune.

[@gregross9933]

The Exorcist 3 is definitely an underrated film. House on Haunted Hill was AWESOME!

[@teejaye6226]

Wishmaster also had Angus Scrimm (the Tall Man) as narrator. Mister Frost (1990)..Jeff Goldblum plays a devil/serial killer

[@thetasigma5835]

I love Mr. Frost. still have my VHS copy!

[@RavenBlack74]

1:20 - Seth Green before the days of Buffy!

[@darkera-9860]

Cool list. Do you guys think you could do a list of top 10 indie 90s horror movies?

[@cb8701]

Thank you! I watched Necronomicon 28 years ago and i’ve never been able to remember the name of the film until now!

[@willhuey4891]

i remember being freaked out by the third segment.

[@Microtherion]

It's worth any horror fan making a mental note of both the term 'Necronomicon' (the semi-mythical 'Book of Dead Names' - sometimes attributed to Abdul Al-Hazred), and H.P. Lovecraft, who either draws upon or reinvents the associated (Babylonian) mythology. It's a whole sub-genre - a thing of darkness and a joy forever. :)

[@carlosalfaro5660]

Craven's new Nightmare was an underrated gem

[@kyngmillz]

I wish it got more recognition.

[@CaptainTeach1]

Ticks is a gem for sure💯

[@Horrorking181]

Thank you so much for this the 90s gets the most hate when it comes to era of horror

[@DegenWeeb]

Ticks is a great movie. Had to click when I saw the thumbnail. The Predator franchise has been 1 of my favorites from the 90s.

[@josephjohnson8520]

All these 90's Horror Movies are Freakin' Awesome!

[@hairproducts7637]

Best ever 👏👏👏

[@thrrax]

You kidding? Predator 2 is a fan favorite! It has all the recognition it needs! Also, that pronunciation of Famke Jansen...

[@seagrey75]

Della Morte Dell’Amore was based on an Italian comic popular at the time likewise ESP. Anyway, The Cube? Where is it??? You forgot it!

[@LAlieno2000]

Not really :) it's from the novel "Dellamorte Dellamore" by Tiziano Sclavi, the same author of Dylan Dog (the most popular Italian comic). This movie was made becouse at that time Dylan was a huge phenomenon, everybody read it! And I'm one of them, still now, every month there is a new issue of 97 pages :)

[@GérannGerberChannel]

Great video Marvelous Videos, I really enjoyed it!!

[@miahthorpatrick1013]

Actually got one to add to this list. "Hideaway" starring the always delightful Jeff Goldblum. Discovered it on late night cable in the late 90's. Pretty enthralling movie!

[@TheOldHandle]

Predator 2 is my absolute favorite it’s so gangster

[@nanodon4]

"Fallen" is one of my favorites ❤. It really keeps you on the edge of your seat.

[@demetriusharris9938]

I've seen Fallen 100 times always loved that movie

[@pickford3152]

This is why I love this channel because even though I am a huge horror fan, I always find new movies I have never seen when u do these lists 👍👊 but I enjoyed the exorcist 3.. just as I enjoyed Halloween 3 more then any of the actual Halloween movies lol

[@mantovannni]

Good selection, I've never heard of the Wax Mask and will have to definitely try to watch that.

[@adam-l74]

Some of my faves like Ticks and Exorcist 3 and some I’ve never heard of Ghost In The Machine and Necronomicon. Great list.

[@paulharris2682]

The Exorcist 3 was one the greatest and scariest phycological movies of all time it was the BEST sequel to follow the original...it was the blue print of slow burn horror movies..had the best jump scare in history with a one shot .... Brad Dorriff deserved an Oscar and an Academy Award for his role as the Gemini Killer which he was the best part of the movie

[@ashh4929]

Of all the underground/absurd movies I've seen I can't believe this flew under my radar but I' just stumbled across one that looks interesting: Resurrection (1999). From the trailer clips I've seen it looks like it has pretty good gore and has a very Se7en vibe to it. And well, c'mon David Cronenberg is in it, that in and of itself deserves a look.

[@czguy3045]

The first 7/8 of it is pretty watchable.

[@ashh4929]

@@czguy3045 Cool, so it's at least worth a watch. 🤘

[@czguy3045]

@@ashh4929 Definitely.

[@lemhanback9595]

Only a few of these I've not seen, like the last one and maybe 2 others. I'll have to check them out. Thank you for the list.

[@ThePaulster22]

One of the best features of Exorcist III is the sound design. If one plays it through a decent home theater system or a high quality headphones one is kept at the edge of one's seat by a subsonic rumble throughout most of the film. I am from DC and recognized the theater lobby where Kinderman and Father Dyer visited. It was a small repertory theater on M Street called the Biograph. Sadly, it eventually closed and is now a CVS. The concession stand offered various seasonings for their popcorn..

[@KillurGod666]

Fallen is a god damn good movie!

[@kiillabytez]

Awesome list. Collecting it right now!

[@DriftedDreams]

House on haunted hill is one of my all time favorite horrors.

[@daved8858]

You always forget but This list just reminded me of how good all the 80s horror movies really were.

[@dansaghin1]

Predator 2 is my alltime fav movie together with the Aliens (1986)... So much better than all the other movies in this list...

[@Pfisiar22]

House on Haunted Hill was a really really good horror film until the last 5 minutes of the film? The CGI ghost/monster thing looked terrible and broke the spell of the movie.

[@SysterYster]

Tics, Ghost in the Machine, Body Snatchers, Necronomicon, The Exorcist III, The Ugly, Predator II (wonderful movie, why haven't you seen it yet?!), Wishmaster, House on Haunted Hill (1999), The Wax Mask, Fallen, Cemetery Man/Dellamorte Dellamore (1994) (Also a very good and funny movie!)

[@teejaye6226]

Excellent upload!!!! Liked!

[@jean-mi1825]

90's were a Golden Age ! Transitioning times between practical and CGI (Best of both worlds... minus the Borg 🖖🏻).

[@cavdrkz24]

Predator 2 is one of my top 3 favorite moveis

[@AKMediaCollector]

My husband and I just binged watched all of the Predator movies yesterday. So many big names in Predator 2.. and fin enough Jake Busey is in the 2018 The Predator

[@shainewhite2781]

15:35, saw this film 5 years ago on HBO and Cinemax.

[@nick37104]

I thought I’d hate the Haunted Hill remake. It was still early in Geoffrey Rush’s career. I remember when I saw he was cast in the Vincent Price role, “The guy from ‘Shine?’ My dad rented it. My expectations were low. When his first scene cut, “Ever seen one that starts at the top? 20 stories worth of top?” I was absolutely hooked and actually felt embarrassed I’d questioned the casting. He created a perfect alternate performance that did justice to the horror master of Vincent Price, while making the character completely his own. Kudos also to Famke Janssen, who took the character Carol Omhart played very well and dialed it up to a bitchy 11. The scenes where she and Rush get to verbally spar are among the best in the film. Even Chris Kattan I enjoyed. Elisha Cook Jr. is one of the legends of character acting, and I enjoyed Kattan’s modern spin of Watson Pritchett being terrified, but also some needed comic relief. He was a master of snark. Even Jeffrey Combs provides some excellent supporting work. There’s so much good in the film thanks to those performances in particular that I can overlook the questionable CGI.

[@shainewhite2781]

9:27, Exorcist III: Legion. The best film in the Franchise!

[@AmityvilleFan]

My vote goes to Exorcist II: Heretic.

[@timexi5704]

@@AmityvilleFan Are you on drugs?

[@turnipjuice2626]

@@timexi5704 Nah, he's just being a smartypants!

[@timexi5704]

@@turnipjuice2626 Not so sure about that, a person who hates Fallen and likes Exorcist II must have been smoking some of that good ol' MaryJane.

[@turnipjuice2626]

@@timexi5704 Bad Mary Jane maybe... 🤣

[@alexperry4691]

Though it could arguably be put in the sci /fi category, Event Horizon was a really good 90's Horror.

[@thetasigma5835]

It's a perfect blend of both

[@MyHeavyC]

So awesome!! Great job.

[@raventheis4630]

House on Haunted Hill is one of my all-time favorite horror movies.

[@EnCryptedHorror]

Cemetery Man looks awesome! How did that completely pass me by?

[@dgambo1985]

Hey marvellous video, would you consider doing a top 12on horror movie action figures video?

[@josefbecher4790]

Predator 2 is criminally underrated!

[@itsdev5157]

Love this channel

[@ashotofwhiskey219]

1 - Meh... maybe. 2 - This was fun. 3 - Pass. 4 - I'd watch it. 5 - I'd consider it after I watch #2. 6 - Meh... pass. 7 - No, this movie sucked. 8 - I'd watch it. 9 - Pass. 10 - I'd consider it. 11 - Meh... I'd consider it. 12 - Meh... probably not.