20 Underrated Horror Movies You Might Have Missed (Volume III)

[@inframeout]

What films do you think should be in consideration for "Volume Four" next year? Here's a master list of every film featured throughout this series: boxd.it/znQyc This Years Picks: - All My Friends Hate Me (2021) - Bedevilled (2010) - Blood Rage (1987) - Blue My Mind (2017) - Chained (2012) - The Cremator (1969) - Final Exam (1981) - Guillermo Del Toro's "Cabinet of Curiosities" - A Gun For Jennifer (1997) - Jesus Camp (2006) - Kidnapped (2010) - Leaving D.C. (2013) - Pieces (1982) - Resurrection (2022) - StageFright (1987) - Tales From The Darkside: The Movie (1990) - Testament (1983) - Thesis (1996) - The Timekeepers Of Eternity (2021) - Unfriended: Dark Web (2018)

[@LaurasBookBlog]

Anyone who hasn't watched Savageland needs to drop everything and do it NOW. It's a stunning example of found footage/mockumentary, and it cuts deep into America's border policy and attitude towards migrant labour.

[@Isthecakereallyalie]

History of the Occult is incredible. It's an Argentine film I was told to watch after the AI thing with Late Night With the Devil came out.

[@inframeout]

@LaurasBookBlog added to my list!!!!

[@inframeout]

@Isthecakereallyalie added to my watchlist and downloading as we speak!

[@jacobtm_ofcl]

So many but i gotta shoutout Ghostwatch. Just the best ‘found footage’ newscast-type film ive ever seen. The meta around the film is bonkers. Its also ‘really’ scary

[@steviedow1701]

For the record, we appreciate the lack of condescending narcissism

[@Destiny2isthebestever]

Right? Refreshing.

[@banananineohnine8433]

Wow, putting Jesus Camp on here is a stroke of brilliance and I’m upset I never thought of it myself.

[@Calebchads]

Brilliant doc film and definitely a horror at the same time 😆

[@franciscocannalonga7884]

This channel is criminally undersubscribed

[@inframeout]

I appreciate all of y'all who do watch. We're a humble community and I'm very glad anyone at all cares

[@franciscocannalonga7884]

@@inframeout Just watched "The viewing" because of your recommendation. Thanks!

[@inframeout]

The synth soundtrack alone for "The Viewing" is worth it

[@diskjokk]

I just found it by accident today and subbed immediately! Really enjoyed this video.

[@StephanieRenaeReptiles]

This comment got an immediate subscribe to the channel from me lol

[@gustavohernandeza.890]

Thanks for bringing Thesis into attention. Feels like this movie never got the recognition it deserved outside Spain or Spanish-speaking countries. Perhaps is because it's less of a slasher movie and more or a thriller (and an excellent one on that) which deals with actual themes (the line of "it's about giving people what they want" feels more relevant today than before in more ways than one) The one-two that Alejandro Amenabar delivered with this movie and Open Your Eyes (which got remade in the US as Vanilla Sky in 2001) as his first two directed works is a feat many directors would envy. The cast deserves its own recognition with Ana Torrent, Fele Martínez and Eduardo Noriega doing excellent work. IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THESIS, PLEASE DO SO!

[@dudekidhairwhite]

Eduardo Noriega is really something. Tesis, Open Your Eyes, The Devil's Backbone. Love the man, I even saw El Metodo purely because he was in it.

[@inframeout]

Front to back the cast of "Thesis" is pitch perfect

[@zadaziri6584]

holy shit thank youo for the titles in the corner. more people need to do this

[@inframeout]

You're more than welcome!

[@TheMightyPika]

Jennifer Lynch's other film, Boxing Helena, shares a lot in common with Chained, as in they both star vulnerable objects of obsession who are in some way crippled into submission by a single powerful but unstable, terrifying man, who they develop a borderline Stockholm Syndrome. What a strangely specific story base to repeat. All directors/writers have a story base that repeats. This one is hers.

[@skandababy]

Agreed... they both are terrible films.

[@CatJabZ]

Jesus Camp is perhaps the most sickening and terrifying of all of these films.

[@inframeout]

The folks defending the actions depicted in that documentary are already in the comments section...God help us all

[@CatJabZ]

@@inframeout Yikes.

[@CorbCorbin]

@@CatJabZ Yikes indeed.

[@CorbCorbin]

@@inframeout If one can’t handle the darker side, along with things good, bad and otherwise, with all the absurdities, any subculture of people can have within it, especially when it’s part of a larger one, that is the majority of U.S. citizens, in a lot of the nation, they likely won’t have any ability to act reasonably. Most Christian’s, that I’ve known, were able to watch and see what was intended by the filmmaker, or at least not feel offended by it. I went to a high school that had a scandal, because a Vice Principal and a teacher/soccer coach were telling certain female students to go an hour away to a Megachurch with them. It was the 90’s _shaker_ phenomenon’s biggest church. Brownsville Revival, near Pensacola, FL They put on a theatrical show. It’s part rock concert, then they have a bunch of true believers shake on the ground, speak in tongues, etc. until others feel like if they aren’t doing it, they aren’t getting it, or Christian enough. I witnessed a pastor tell a few girls that they needed to be more open about receiving the Spirit, “like their friends.” I talked to these people, as there were boys as well. Most admit to faking it for fun, or they don’t know why, or they’ll admit they felt weird and left out, or pressured, and some even guilty that they were sinful. It’s a cult.

[@flaiman]

Great list as always. Every year you manage to dig deeper and deeper and keep finding gold

[@inframeout]

Thank you oh so very much, king of swag

[@rubyjreads7503]

Quickly subbed. Awesome list!!!!! I'm so glad to find a channel that recommends movies that are not apart of mainstream cinema everyone else is recommending these days. Thank you!!!

[@kevinmccaighy8380]

Thanks for mentioning The Cremator on this list! An absolutely terrifying film that still gives me the shivers every time I think about it.

[@inframeout]

That damn lead pipe...

[@VultureClone]

I've only seen a couple of these, but still, thank you for not rubbing my face in it lol

[@MichaelMichael-us6wq]

By the way thanks for recommending The Incident. Not only was it scary from a claustrophobic level, but its timely themes are still relevant to this day. Mainly that it parallels the MAX Stabbing incident in Portland Oregon.

[@inframeout]

The fact that film is still so timely is as scathing an indictment of societal understanding and compassion as anyone could ever make

[@TheMightyPika]

I grew up in Ohio and I swear that I have witnessed everything (except the murders) that happens in Bedevilled with my own eyes there.

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

Definitely agree with you about the ' cabinet of curiosity ' the Pete Weller episode is a masterpiece 😂❤😮

[@The8BitBoi]

Was so happy to see The Viewing get a shout out, been obsessed with it since i first watched it.

[@Bergarita]

Wow. Thanks for this video of recommendations and your commentary. Top notch. Subscribed.

[@WhatRyansReading]

Oh my God, I love Timekeepers of Eternity, I remember seeing it at Fantastic Fest a few years back and thought it was such a clever trick. I also realized at that time that distributing it would be next to impossible, so I had the sorrowful but powerful feeling of experiencing something I may never get to see again.

[@inframeout]

Legitimately one of the most technically impressive and wholly original reinterpretations of anything I've ever seen

[@julius-stark]

I always want to mention Dream Home (2010), a little talked about film from Hong Kong where the main character will do anything to obtain their dream home.

[@inframeout]

That very film is featured in Volume One of this very series ☺️

[@julius-stark]

@@inframeout Oh nice, just reenforces why I love this channel.

[@zamiadams4343]

"All My Friends Hate Me" is such an amazing film, great episode as I haven't seen any of the rest and will be checking them out, cheers!

[@inframeout]

A film that takes cringing to the point of abject horror

[@jaffajaf]

Thanks for the great video. Just went back and watched your other two as well. Awesome adds to my watch list!

[@TheDudeSmashTrash]

In 2021, Rebecca Hall delivered my favorite performance of the entire year in The Night House. In 2022, she one-upped herself with Resurrection. it might be THE underrated movie of the 2020s imo

[@inframeout]

I feel like we both sang the praises of that film from the rooftops for months and then it all but vanished from the cultural consciousness, which is a tragedy

[@TheDudeSmashTrash]

@@inframeout NOBODY SAW IT!! broke my heart

[@madness1931]

Honestly I'm not a fan of the movie, but she is a great actress.

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

Jesus camp. Now that's unironic horror. One of the few movies I couldn't watch trough because it was so disturbing.

[@lifeisthepit]

Thank you for including Jesus Camp on this list. Maybe the scariest film I’ve seen to this day, particularly as someone a year away from voting at the time. Surprised to see the Autopsy actor showing up after he got fired from Mythic Quest for harassment of female actors, though.

[@inframeout]

Jesus Camp is a film that makes me actively simmer with anger. As for "The Autopsy", there's a reason I don't acknowledge or mention "that creepy actor" by name or reference his performance. While I very much enjoy that instalment, I do not intend to glorify him or his gross behaviour

[@lifeisthepit]

@@inframeout Touché. Didn’t even notice.

[@BourbonJazzyLife]

Blood Rage will seem comforting/familiar & strange/unique at the same exact time in the best ways to 80’s slasher fans. The best sub-genre imho🙏

[@inframeout]

His mother's performance in that movie is incredible

[@BourbonJazzyLife]

@@inframeout absolutely. A huge part of what makes it so special.

[@TravisFirestine]

Great video! My favorites from this list are Blood Rage, Pieces, and StageFright

[@kathleech8044]

I too am a fan of 70s and 80s excess! I have subscribed as this is a great list, a few films I have seen and a few I will be checking out

[@theversusverses]

i so badly want to program a slasher double feature of Blood Rage and Sleepaway Camp, there's just so much weird unhinged shit in both i saw a screening of Sleepaway Camp recently and the entire theater was screaming with laughter, it was beautiful

[@inframeout]

Such a fun, unbelievably tasteless film (and that goddamn baseball scene that goes on FOREVER)

[@thomasskoronski8625]

I don't tend to watch horror films, so I've seen almost none of these (I watched the video just because I like hearing you talk about movies). I have seen "The Cremator", though, and thought it excellent. Also, now I will have to watch "Jesus Camp", though I know it will infuriate me.

[@robertdennis8933]

Thanks for mentioning both Testament and Thesis, two films I have been championing for years. Little seen classics!

[@GNARLOUSE]

Nice work. 80% of list I didn't know existed. New sub.

[@davidjsward]

Yet another fantastic video/list in this series, and yet another handful of under-appreciated genre fare to dig into, so thank you! Speaking of, I’ve got two for your next one: Pin (1988) and Messiah of Evil (1974). If these lists are any indication, I think you’d really dig both of them.

[@inframeout]

"Pin" absolutely rules! I'll add it to the long list for next year's and you've finally encouraged me to pick up "Messiah of Evil"

[@davidjsward]

​@@inframeout Right on! I just saw 'Messiah of Evil' the other day and instantly fell in love with it; think Argento by way of Antonioni, or Romero by way of Fellini. Good shit.

[@AndresAnLozadaLopez]

I always appreciate the care and effort you put into this. Great selection. I've only seen Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities

[@inframeout]

Thank you very much!

[@MidBoss666]

Slaughter High (1986) is one I definitely recommend. Really fun and cheesy slasher with some creative kills, plus, it's checks April Fools off the holiday themed horror movies list.

[@MixologistMilo]

Subscribed, great video sir. Thank you!

[@inframeout]

Thanks for the sub!

[@AndresAnLozadaLopez]

Mandela effect moment: Growing up, I always thought Thesis was about the Zimbardo experiment

[@itsmekiruha]

Pretty much hated “all my friends hate me” because it’s just one joke, one type of scene over and over AND OVER again throughout the whole movie. Are they joking? Or not? Or not not? Isn’t it awkward? Isn’t it? How awkward is that? Really hoped for something to change but it didn’t, even the last line of the last shot of the movie is the same: isn’t it awkward when you don’t know if they’re joking or not or not or not?

[@itsmekiruha]

But I need to say that this channel is great. I don’t want to be the guy who writes negative shit and leaves. These lists are always fun.

[@inframeout]

Totally valid opinion! No need to apologize for disliking a subjective thing, we're all good 😊

[@kurtwaldron-e4e]

I usually am not interested in what's on these lists, (just flat out different taste), but this is the best one I've yet seen. Resurrection is the definition of underrated, Pieces is pure dumb, lowbrow fun, I'd never even heard of Stagefright but the image of a chainsaw wielding killer in full Owl Costume pretty much sold me immediately. Also as someone whose most disturbing watch remains 8MM, Thesis and Unfriended: Dark Web sound guaranteed to get under my skin.

[@buddyrichable1]

Ressurection starring Rebecca Hall and Tim Roth is well worth watching. Her performance is terrific as usual.

[@Milton2k]

I will have to revisit this video. Very well done, great list. Instant sub and bell.

[@kyletitterton]

Brilliant. Cheers for this as always. You're gonna make me sound cool at parties which is literally all that matters.

[@inframeout]

If I make one person look cool in my entire life, then they'll be cooler than I've ever been

[@RichReviews2]

While I wasn't the biggest fan of Final Exam. I think with the 1980's lower budget slasher craze you get appreciation for what is at least moderately interesting vs. downright tedious.

[@inanimatecarbongod]

Have to give this a thumbs up just for The Cremator, a superb choice. That lead performance is astonishing and Hrusinksky really was an amazing piece of casting. Not familiar with most of the others here, but I'm fully in favour of Pieces and Stagefright too. (And you didn't even mention the "bad chop suey" scene in the former!) There's a theory, offered by one of the actors, that Pieces was in fact meant as a pisstake, but if it was no one realised while they were making it. And you have me VERY interested in Timekeepers of Eternity, which I've not previously heard of.

[@terryterryd]

An excellent list - there really are ones that I have missed or not heard of.

[@joeabernathy5402]

Fantastic list. Can't wait to dive into some of these

[@inframeout]

Let me know what you think when you do!

[@PhinClio]

Resurrection is a fabulous film...entirely because Rebecca Hall makes it so. The material is so over-the-top that her fantastic performance is necessary for it to work at all.

[@inframeout]

Absolutely a grounding force, and an emotionally devastating commitment to the material

[@neil_breen42]

Damnit, you are without the worst offender of inflating my already out of control ballooning movie watchlist, Mr. Frame/Out, if that is your real name. Curse you/thanks a bunch, you continue to be a hidden gem of a channel.

[@inframeout]

Glad to be a nuisance!

[@doctabaldhead]

I thought you were actually going to get me with this one since it took 23 minutes to get one that I have seen all the way through! Resurrection was a damned fine movie. Anyway another great list.

[@tjk3430]

The Viewing is one of the best shorts I've seen in a while. Also liked The Autopsy.

[@theversusverses]

also, i pretty much put The Night Comes For Us on all my underrated horror movie lists - sure it's an action movie but it's the most violent thing i've ever seen while still enjoying it. i absolutely feel like it's an action movie for horror fans

[@inframeout]

That made my "Honourable Mentions" list in this channel's first ever Film of the Year coverage. Incredible film

[@wa5657]

i thought i will know almost every movie on the list, but was pleasantly surprised!! thanks for the recommendation!!

[@inframeout]

Happy to share some horror gems!

[@Andyanddiana467]

Not sure if its underrated, but I loved the classic, "Children shouldn't Play with dead things" - A bunch of idiot theater kids go to an island cemetery and accidentally conjure up the dead. Plus: "Howl": a fun, breezy werewolf film on a train. "Deranged" - a 1974 film directed by, no joke, the Santa Clause from a Christmas Story; it's a retelling of the Ed Gein story. "The Baby" - has crazy twist at the very end

[@mrflipperinvader7922]

Final Exam is kind of awesome for how non chalant its killer appears and such a deliberate lack of information about him. He just *shows up* with his bowl haircut, green buttoned up shirt and the same Michael Meyers knife And Resurrection, my god, I've never felt so bad for person coming under the thumb of control *again* from a person of the past, a frustrating and agonizing watch in the best way possible 22:50 I've heard the film described as a perfect hybrid between an Italian Giallo and American Slahser

[@inframeout]

Yes yes yes! Yes to absolutely everything you've said

[@artemisnectar7]

#IFO 🧙🏽‍♀️🎃🧙🏽‍♀️ Happy Halloween countdown! Awesome sauce list 🙌🏽..... I've seen most of them.. thank goodness 4 Tubitv streaming 😂❤

[@jwnj9716]

Ah yes, Pieces. The Shadow with a chainsaw or The Creeper from some of the covers. What a film. The ending makes sense, he's a chick magnet so even the dead body wanted a "piece" of him.

[@CMichael-f7x]

Great list. A recommendation if you haven't checked it out yet Dead Man's Shoes 2004.

[@inframeout]

I absolutely ADORE that film

[@Goff667]

Exactly what I was searching for, thanks Mate! New Subscriber :)

[@inframeout]

Glad to have you here!

[@brainspoke]

superb list.. thanks :)

[@inframeout]

You're more than welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@TheAntiSanta]

Recent movies I watched for Halloween Month that made me happy were the already on your list, Stage Fright and Hong Kong zombie flick, Bio Zombie (1998). Kinda' been down hill from there. Nothing too amazing Underrated or otherwise.

[@inframeout]

Just added "Biozombie" to my watchlist! Thanks

[@mightythor444]

I would add the 1985 russian film "COME AND SEE" If even really not horror it's certainly is horrific as war is known to be. This film belongs on your list without a doubt.

[@inframeout]

One of the greatest films ever made. That and "The Painted Bird" are the most grotesque war movies that practically beg the audience to turn it off in disgust

[@mightythor444]

@inframeout agreed I just feel this movie is 40 year old SOVIET film And not in the cultural zeitgeist. And a good portion of your audience has never even heard of this film. Only my opinion of course

[@eckoschreiber]

Poor Jennifer, first a gun then a body;o) Much prefer a personal list of hidden rhine stones with a tad of banter over crowd pleaser best ofs. Thx, fab picks! Couple I know, more for my aching backlog. Just saw Stagefright '87 (aka Deliria aka Aquarius-Theater des Todes) as a double feature with Stage Fright '14, recommended Couple of mine for consideration: - Uncle Sam - I want you dead (unintentional spoof I believe) - Peaches Christ's All about Evil (hommage to classic horror) - Warlock 1 & 2 (3 we don't talk about) - H8rz (Breakfast Club with a twist) - Alexandre Aja's Maniac (Elija Wood) - I am not serial killer (Christopher Lloyd, eerie) - Alex de la Iglesia's Las brujas de Zugarramurdi (Witching & Bitching, gotta love title re-imaginations) - Bloody Mallory (woman, drag queen & child save the pope from ghouls^^) - Glorious (Eldritch mensroom fun) - Viscious fun (titel delivered) Now, onto part I & II, cheers;o)

[@wallyslow]

Teeth, RAW (french) , Let the right one in (swedish version) , the awesom and sad documantery 'Lake Mungo' and the spiritual horror of the french 'Martyrs'.

[@inframeout]

I've actually made full videos about "Teeth" and "Martyrs"!

[@clarezall2045]

Testament should've won an Oscar.

[@drinkingastout]

do you have a list of all these films from all 3 parts? your channel is great.

[@inframeout]

Because of this comment, I just made a master list of everything covered in the first three volumes! Here it is: boxd.it/znQyc

[@SandraBurlew]

Thanks, for the list. Some of these movies I missed.

[@inframeout]

No problem!

[@jameswilliam2003]

Triangle (2009) with Melissa George is a pretty good psychological horror thriller, reminds me of Jacob's Ladder (1990) and Groundhog Day

[@inframeout]

All tremendous calls

[@CONTROLLINGHORROR]

What a cool and diverse list!

[@inframeout]

Glad you think so!

[@lutello3012]

October movies should be about the afterlife. I watched The Others and Lake Mungo last year. I usually prefer to be spooked, not disturbed. I should make a list. \

[@inframeout]

Please share your list with me when you do 😉

[@lutello3012]

@@inframeout Not sure when I'll get around to that but Lake Mungo would be a good example. watched that last year.

[@randycunningham7318]

Good two to be spooked by. Have you seen We Are Still Here, or Pyewacket?

[@LukeLovesRose]

Another person who needs to see Europa The Last Battle

[@inframeout]

You mean the literal neo-Nazi propaganda film made by a proud white supremacist who is arguing in favour of the holocaust?!

[@LukeLovesRose]

@@inframeout LMAO. You clearly know nothing. Stop working for Satan. The propaganda came out of the most infamous l**rs in history. They are children of the Wicked One. There was no truth in him or his offspring.

[@peterherron4222]

I think you might be my favourite writer on KZbin. I'd be very interested in your thoughts on Longlegs as you have shown your past appreciation of Nicholas Cage.

[@LaurasBookBlog]

I watch a lot of horror movies. "Jesus Camp" is one of the few I've had to turn off. (The other one was "In Her Skin.")

[@lingusdingua4889]

It's not even horror.

[@NagasakiBladers]

Bedevilled is currently streaming on ITVx in the UK

[@TheBeird]

Dunno if it was on your previous Horror vids, but Kill List defo one that's not talked about enough. Creeping dread like no other.

[@inframeout]

Easily my favourite Ben Wheatley film, and the only reason I haven't covered it on these lists yet is because I wasn't sure if it was underrated/under seen enough (maybe I'll cover it in a full video some day)

[@TheBeird]

@@inframeout He's a very hit and miss director for me. Not seen all his films, but of what I have, Kill List and Free Fire are beloved

[@MrJacobHart]

Bronson Pinchot…where have I seen Bronson Pinchot…I don’t know, the guy seems like a perfectly normal stranger, but I can’t put my finger on it. Oh well, guess I’ll never know. Welp, time to watch Stephen King’s The Langoliers for the 28th year in a row…hey wait a minute! I forgot David Morse is in The Langoliers. Isn’t that funny?

[@the_sixxness]

Sir, I reviewed all 60 films on your playlist and I was suprised Milo was not on your list. It's far from perfect but very unsettling and campy.

[@inframeout]

Ooooo that always used to air on late night tv but I've never actually seen the whole thing. Added to the watchlist!

[@the_sixxness]

@@inframeout You will not be disappointed.

[@eltopo]

Great list so happy to see resurrection on the list that movie is incredible

[@goregoreboys13]

I was blown away by All My Friends Hate me. It’s so cringey in the best way.

[@Horror-Man]

I've seen dozens and dozens of slashers both iconic and obscure but only watched Final Exam because of this video. Could it possibly be the one and ONLY slasher film to have a completely motiveless killer??!!

[@mikeguilfoyle8673]

I would love to see you do a video on William Defoe please

[@skandababy]

Great list!

[@inframeout]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@paulvoorhies8821]

I’m so scared of Udo Kier.

[@inframeout]

He is effortlessly terrifying, but Udo Kier is also the patron saint of lovably weird

[@jaymenjanssens720]

ah, he compared it to Miracle Mile, gotta see Testament now.

[@inframeout]

"Miracle Mile" is one of the best films of the 80s, period

[@acadia5898]

recently, as in a couple of months ago, i had a dream about a nuke that is gonna go off in couple of hours in our city with my family. we planned to run away in our boat as far as we could, but we gave up and shelter in the convenience store. we prayed for the first time in decades. i have to watch Testament as soon as i can

[@SandraBurlew]

I would like to suggest, a 2007 movie called Frontier(s).

[@inframeout]

Such a nasty nasty gem

[@SandraBurlew]

@@inframeout Yes! I agree.

[@SandraBurlew]

Bedevilled was a good, but disturbing movie.

[@inframeout]

Absolutely. I had to watch quite a few episodes of Futurama after that one before I could settle back down

[@Yisau117]

wheres that thumbnail from? i love it!!

[@HighStrangeDrifter]

Fantastic list. Wow.

[@colinwoods9601]

Kidnapped is brutal.

[@inframeout]

Yupppp. The last 20 minutes are so mean spirited

[@jajdude]

Cremator is a masterpiece, reminded me of Hitchcock (think he would've liked it)

[@inframeout]

It's just so queasy, peculiar and unsettling. One of the most vivid portrayals of collective madness ever made

[@poindextertunes]

32:47 Isn’t that the same guy from Quantum Leap? Rad 😎

[@poindextertunes]

33:40 And thats the dude from 12 Monkeys :D

[@AmityvilleFan]

0:33 - what movie?

[@inframeout]

"Come True" (2020)

[@AmityvilleFan]

@@inframeout that leg-monster is from that too? Huh.

[@crystalshaw8744]

One word, Found.

[@inframeout]

"Found" (2012)? I'll add it to my watchlist!

[@doctabaldhead]

That is a good one.

[@meierboy97]

Nymph non-binary pals was great, love it

[@njmfff]

I don't get how people can like Final Exam. It strangely has more then few fans. But it's really uninspired slasher movie even for 80s, like there were dozen slashers released theatrically in 1980-1981, Final Exam just had video release. Even the killer isn't remarkable, it's nameless guy in green jacket with a knife, he doesn't even have a backstory like Jason or Cropsy, etc, he's just some random guy. If you like it, it's perfectly fine, but I never got the appeal, there are ton of better slasher movies then it, the most interesting thing about this movie was that bizarre scene when they stage a fake school shooting in order to skip the school test (ok?) and casting if anything else, because the nerdy guy who's obsessed with serial killers and is suppose to be in love with final girl is clearly a gay actor. It's such a basic movie that I expected it's gonna be the twist where he might be the killer and twist be around him being gay and saving the day, but nah, they just cast a gay actor in the role. However I think it had Arrow release, so that at least tell it has some sort of popularity among horror fans. If anyone is actually fan of this one, tell me why you like it, I am kinda curious.

[@johnroberts8831]

Gun for Jennifer looks very similar to Ms .45 an early 80s film. Stage fright decent. The rest I’m not overly fussed on seeing. Better films to watch.

[@Thenewbagman]

Wow, man...this is one of the most unintentionally pretentious videos I've seen in a long time.

[@inframeout]

How the hell is a list full of trashy slashers where dudes run around with chainsaws and cheapo thrillers pretentious?

[@morganjacob1195]

I doubt it

[@jeffreytinacanine5026]

Not All "Never Saw" is shit or click bait........Some Are for sure. Genre buffs are out there and want to share. By asking for suggestions aren't you asking folks to share their " Best Horror Movie" that they love YOU "Never Saw" or is underappeciated. I enjoy what you do and our intrests dovetail mostly, but maybe it's age for me but remember not everything you don't like is bad and not every opinion you disagree with is wrong. 1:10 in, time to continue.

[@arcticflower7223]

The introduction is too long.

[@inframeout]

It's 60 seconds of a nearly 40 minute video

[@lingusdingua4889]

Woah. Hot take! Jesus Camp in a horror list. How subversive. You must be very brave to make such a powerful statement. I am going to tell everyone on r/atheism how smart and not cringe you are.

[@inframeout]

There's nothing Christian about what's going on in "Jesus Camp"...so you're going to bat for people locking infants in a room and screaming at them until they have seizures, cry or start hallucinating?

[@AStrangeTrap]

Someone must have wished they went to the Jesus camp

[@lingusdingua4889]

@@AStrangeTrap right. That's gotta be it.

[@stevethomas74]

I doubt even most Christians would be enamoured of that documentary either. I've seen clips of it and what I saw made my stomach churn and skin crawl. And I am a die-hard fan of all things Horror and disturbing-related.

[@benrositas8068]

I find that most people who throw around the word "misogyny" have no idea what the word means. Worse, when shown what it really is, rather than admit their original accusation was misplaced, they quadruple down and insist that misogyny is, basically, whatever they say it is.... so that they can have their "misogynist" Western culture that they are "victim" of, as well as (say) South Korea, as shown in the film about that.