BEST HORROR MOVIES OF THE 1990's

[@watchthisnow2865]

Toxic movie sets. Now that's a series I can get behind. Girl, I'll wait.

The Island of Dr. Moreau!

[@AliLiz91]

Hell yea!

[@veronicanevermo4237]

@ p8

[@clementinevonodd]

this aged sooooo well

[@pray4harper866]

Yesss please

[@CZsWorld]

Possessed by Horror Video Bingo ⬜ "Horror Elements" ✅ "Early 2000s" ⬜ Much of the video behind spoiler alert. ⬜ Saying she hates jump scares. ⬜ Brings up a video from her main channel. ⬜ The cat makes a noise. ✅ Shudder read. ✅ Horror related tee shirt.

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

I love when her cat makes an appearance, much like The Dom's cats do in his bloopers. XD

[@PossessedbyHorror]

OH MY GOD I love this 🤣

[@ghostie473]

Also the neighbours upstairs being loud lol

[@miloshaymin]

SEE ALSO loves that they used practical effects

[@jayceericohermoso9712]

@@PossessedbyHorror u didn't want silence of the lamb? 🤔

[@societycrumbles]

Re: toxic movie sets, don't forget "Birds" when you make it!

[@breeziegalaviz2467]

And Texas chainsaw massacre the original

[@leilahbakogiannis156]

And the shining

[@leilahbakogiannis156]

And cannibal holacaust

[@mihu3345]

The 90's may have some cheesy horror movies, but I love them and hold them so close to my heart and always will

[@petergriffin7908]

90s has some excellent films. Great cinema.

[@razkable]

IT Jacob's ladder Silence of the lambs Misery New nightmare Dead alive Se7en People under the stairs Candyman From dusk till dawn Scream Scream 2 I know what you did last summer Halloween H20 Funny Games Ju-on Ringu Audition Sixth sense Blair witch project Interview with a vampire Cube In the mouth of maddness Child's play 2 Last Broadcast The Craft Leprechaun Fallen The Faculty Event Horizon Urban Legend remake of Night of the living dead and House on haunted hill...90's had better iconic horror than people admit it just was varied...touched on different genres styles and came from multiple countries...it was experimental....probably my favorite era of horror....cause its so unique....

[@annoulamaraki5315]

Even me a non horror fan but generally I keep an eye to anything good. I'm difficult in my choices but 90s is the decade I'm most familiar in horror genre and zone of my favourite come from that decade : Scream, Silence of the lambs, Seven, The Craft and 6th sense.

[@victorbraga4982]

'Se7en' is one of the best thrillers of all time. 'Candyman' is amazing.Very underrated.

[@clairea5527]

Candyman still scares me and I’m 31 hahahahah

[@nu-metalfan2654]

@Victor Braga. Seven to me is a Horror.

[@yaneizaperez2190]

@VictorBraga candyman was one of my favorite horror movies from the 90's. I guess the background music is what makes it so creepy.

[@mortenolsen1111]

Se7en are one of my favorite movies.

[@hannahkennedy24]

WHO'S EXCITED FOR SCREAM 5 WITH COURTNEY COX AND DAVID ARQUETTE?!?!?!?!? 🙋‍♀️

[@amberreid1059]

Meeee! I about fell out of my chair when I saw Courtney’s insta post!

[@carolinesimard8494]

Hannah Kennedy What? 😍😍😍

[@yaneizaperez2190]

Really?? Scream 5 is coming out??

[@adrian-se7sj]

Love Courteney, hope she doesn't bite the dust

[@marliehodge9763]

not if neve isnt in it! i'll still watch it but i hope she is in it

[@aaronshouting588]

Audition is my absolute favourite horror movie of all time! The way it starts off as a cheeky rom-com and then slowly twists into a surrealistic nightmare.... just brilliant. Glad to see it on your list!!

[@robk.6591]

The Faculty is a guilty pleasure horror movie of mine. I'm not ashamed to admit either. Great cast, too.

[@emmap1792]

Me too!

[@clairea5527]

Same!!! Classic

[@jasoncase9481]

I don’t get why it would be a guilty pleasure Rob because it’s not some low budget Evil Dead movie. It’s an effective great science fiction horror movie that isn’t a dime a dozen.

[@robk.6591]

@@jasoncase9481 Many critics are not very kind to it in their reviews and some of the special effects are really bad. Still a fun movie, tho.

[@DainDenham]

Recently saw that. Super fun

[@rae0993]

Silence of the Lambs is one of the best horror films from this decade for me. I know some (probably including you) don't consider it horror but I do and it is just a masterpiece. The casting was perfection and it was honestly disturbing at times as well.

[@tove7836]

7 & lambs are thrillers imo

[@rae0993]

@@tove7836 I respect that. I happen to think they're both but it's a matter of opinion. That's the one thing that kinda annoys me about the inclusion of Seven on this list. It's a horror in the same vein as SOTL is, IMO. Kinda weird to include one and exclude another.

[@Platinum400]

@@rae0993 I agree. In my opinion they both deal with serial killers and actively want to scare and disturb the audience. So I just don’t see how people can say either of those films aren’t horror.

[@jamespruitt9400]

The "Goodbye Horses" scene is so absolutely memorable!!

[@leonzaduncan2438]

If you count 7, then Silence of the lamb counts

[@Atomicroxi]

Cant believe they used real bees for the movie, nowdays they would never lol they would just cgi the bees.

[@daniburns6369]

I heard that bee stings get more dangerous each time, so that really shocked me lol

[@Jprager]

These were very different times. Back when movies like Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1973) and Poltergeists (1982) would use animal blood, and actual skeletons

[@kaylakarma77]

I have so many. I agree with a lot of yours so I’ll just mention ones you didn’t : - Wes Craven’s New Nightmare - Return of the living Dead 3 - Hellraiser 3: Hell on Earth - Nightbreed - Tremors - Dolly Dearest - The People Under the Stairs - The Crow - Village of the Damned (1995) - The Craft - From Dusk till Dawn - Thinner - Blade - Idle Hands - Lake Placid - The Rage: Carrie 2 - Sleepy Hollow - Stigmata - Stir of Echoes

[@MissHiltonxx]

Great list omg.

[@natureking7122]

I was just thinking about " Dolly Dearest" . Seems like most people don't talk about that one. That's one of my 90s favorites.

[@carolinesimard2719]

New Nightmare of course, my favorite movie séries and Stigmata, AMAZING also, wonder why people don’t talk about it much!!! 😍😍

[@TheyfoundRickGrimes]

Awesome list!! 👍👍👍

[@hmpz36911]

Bad Moon Castle Freak NOTLD remake

[@mindthegapmindthegap]

Childs Play 2 Silence of the Lambs Wes Cravens New Nightmare Se7en Candyman Tales from the Hood Twin Peaks Fire Walk with Me Scream Perfect Blue The Faculty

[@DainDenham]

Yes perfect Blue is an amazing gem!

[@gabbyxx5522]

thank you!! i looked through so many comments looking for one mentioning silence of the lambs and none of them said it

[@NotSoNormalNerd]

Twin peaks yessss

[@afrocut]

Oh man, now those are some great picks. Fire walk,perfect blue and silence of the lambs . All amazing

[@forestduffe9586]

90s horror is practically my dacade of movies.

[@allisonspray9426]

I’m excited for the toxic horror movie set series already!!

[@cruzn4drama]

Love your list! I would also add: The People Under The Stairs '91 Army of Darkness '92 New Nightmare '94 Tales From The Hood '95 Demon Knight '95 From Dusk Till Dawn '96 Event Horizon '97 Wishmaster '97 Scream 2 '97 Bride of Chucky '98 Urban Legend '98 Idle Hands '99 Ravenous '99 Sleepy Hollow '99 Stir of Echoes '99 ...also if you're intrigued by some kid friendly Horror I'd also include Scooby Doo on Zombie Island, Ernest Scared Stupid and of course, Hocus Pocus!

[@mariahzalera2123]

you've got good taste, my friend. The only one I haven't seen on that list is Ravenous and Stir of Echoes. I'll have to check it out.

[@maevemaiden]

Stir of Echoes was so so good I have watched it so many times! Great additions and I love the halloween-y vibes of Sleepy Hollow:)

[@yelah]

I rarely see anyone mention Funny Games! One of my all time favs

[@dear-pixel-heart]

Honorable 1990's mentions in addition to Sarah's brilliant list :) - The Silence of the Lambs 1991 Thriller/Horror - The Devil's Advocate 1997 Thriller/Horror - Ringu 1998 Horror/Thriller - The Frighteners 1996 Horror/Comedy (it has Michael J Fox ^_^) - Event Horizon 1997 Sci-fi/Horror - Interview with the Vampire 1994 Horror/Drama - Bram Stoker's Dracula 1992 Horror/Romance - From Dusk till Dawn 1996 Horror/Action - Blade 1998 Action/Horror - Sleepy Hollow 1999 Horror/Mystery - The Haunting 1999 Horror/Mystery - I Know What You Did Last Summer 1997 Horror/Slasher - Halloween H20: 20 Years Later 1998 Horror/Slasher - Urban Legend 1998 Horror/Slasher - The Craft 1996 Horror/Fantasy Supernatural themes, when I search em they don't say horror but meh!

[@maevemaiden]

Dracula, The Craft and The Crow are in my top movies of all time ! Great additions:)

[@dear-pixel-heart]

@@maevemaiden You have the best taste 😊 I love all three of them so much!

[@sydneylittlelight7367]

I feel like the words I hear her say most often are “my favorite genre is..which is controversial” like people being pressed over her opinion are so confusing like..just leave instead of being negative ?😂

[@sarkaztik3228]

Other people can have opinions too, not all opinions that don't match hers are negative. Stop being a delicate snowflake.

[@sydneylittlelight7367]

@@sarkaztik3228 I didn’t say people couldn’t have opinions, people that have a different opinion can comment . It’s people that are angry about her opinions that I was commenting on. Kind of thought that was obvious. But okay lol.

[@B.A.Castro]

Sleepaway camp may be cheesy but it’s finale was chilling 👌🏼

[@kaitlinmojica9678]

I kinda got sad when you didn't mention Child's Play 2 but then I remembered you have said in the past you wasn't a huge Chucky fan lol. Good list, Sarah. I also love the 90's and early 00's era of horror.

[@aimorio]

So far I love ( because i have so many to watch yet) Scream The Faculty I Know What You Did Last Summer I Still Know What You Did Last Summer Perfect Blue Candyman The Craft 7seven The Silence of the Lambs Deep Blue Sea not so horror honorable mentions (childhood ahaha) Hocus Pocus Don't look under the bed Halloweentown Addams Family

[@kylehubbell2098]

What about Urban Legends

[@aimorio]

Kyle Hubbell didn’t watch yet

[@nicolacook1699]

Love Deep blue sea, also a guilty pleasure

[@Chac0hunahaw]

Kind of drawing a blank, but a few come to mind: Event Horizon In The Mouth of Madness [I love cosmic/Lovecraftian horror] Brainscan Stigmata

[@carolinesimard2719]

Stigmata, thank you, what an amazing movie not many people talk about, I watch it at least 5 times a year!!! 😍

[@huntermooney143]

Hey Sarah, have you seen the original Wicker Man from 1973. It's a million times better than the Nicolas Cage one

[@hanng1242]

Do you think so? I don't think that the original holds up very well. The singing is a bit over done, and the overt Christianity vs paganism thing just doesn't work today because society has become so much more godless. It might also be because I am an American, and we have no established church, so a police officer being officially outraged by the pagans makes little sense over here. Plus, I like the message of the remake - feminism is a murderous cult.

[@milesbeckett9422]

Agree! The original wicker man is an absolute classic from the 70’s It’s considered folk horror ( for those who don’t know)which has become very popular these days. At first I was put off by the music in it as well but I realized that it was a bit unnerving to know that they commit sacrifices and sing be merry as if nothing horrible happens. Don’t think she’ll ever have a video about 70’s horror or anything before that too much exploitation horror in that decade And probably anything before the 70s she probably find boring

[@elliotgregory3356]

Oh come on. Nicholas Cage sparking someone out whilst dressed as a bear. And don't forget " not the bees"!!!!!

[@maevemaiden]

Yes the original is super creepy and just can't be recreated

[@ClassicsTv]

My 14 90s movies are: 14) The Sixth Sense 13) Misery 12) Scream 11) The People Under The Stairs 10) Tales From The Hood 9) Stir Of Echoes 8) The Faculty 7) The Good Son 6) Urban Legend 5) The Leprechaun 4) Candyman 3) The Frighteners 2) Interview With The Vampire 1) Child's Play 2

[@kdsentertainment568]

"People actually walked out of the screening" Before i worked in a movie theater, i always thought "Oh wow, this movie must be really shocking" when i read something like this, but now i know that people often just walk out because they are bored.

[@jorgeamaya6407]

I haven't seen 3 movies from this list. I love the rest of them! You made a very good list

[@JC-rb8jq]

The house on the haunted hill is the scariest movie I saw! I couldn't sleep for days!!

[@literarythrills806]

I don't know what rock I was hiding under but I finally watched The Sixth Sense this year and loved it! I didn't even know what the twist was and I was totally shocked and also LOVED Toni Collette in it!

[@NorthWolfe]

I'm still hiding under that same rock ;)

[@TomKaszas-o2g]

Glad you liked Host on Shudder. It's oddly a comfort watch for me. I've seen it at least seven times.

[@222-n9h]

Stephen King's IT The Faculty Blade Dusk till Dawn Spawn Cube Arachnophobia Leprechaun Wishmaster Brainscan

[@horrorbyscarymary]

I'm so glad that you enjoyed Candyman! I grew up watching it, (I'm 2years older than you) and its a big part of my childhood and one of the reasons I'm such a big horror fan!

[@palmaceiamovie]

Horror movies just need to LOOK like 90's style.

[@dr.challis808]

Some other good ones- final destination, pumpkin head, hellraiser, remake of night of the living dead, resident evil

[@ImOutOfMtDew]

Pumpkinhead and Hellraiser are 80's

[@markadang7305]

I believe Final Destination is 2000.

[@vanessalaughtland4417]

I'm so glad you had The Faculty on this list, it was one of the first horror films I ever watched and I love it but it scared the crap out of me at the time! I'd also add The Silence of the Lambs, Braindead, and Interview With the Vampire to this list

[@cynthiaschlosser9713]

Vanessa Laughtland Interview with the Vampire is epic!!! glad someone here mentioned it!!!

[@MBison-im2qy]

That poster of Dead Alive in the movie rentals haunted me (that skull inside a mouth) but it really sets the right tone for the feature, supernatural zombie body horror, not afraid to be absurd.

[@hannahkennedy24]

My fave 90s horrors: Scream Silence of the Lambs I Know What You Did Last Summer **The Hand That Rocks The Cradle **Stigmata The Sixth Sense **The Bone Collector ** don't hear people mention these much 🤔

[@clairea5527]

Stigmata still freaks me out

[@hannahkennedy24]

@Ew. ah sorry

[@nu-metalfan2654]

@Hannah Kennedy. I wouldn’t call The Bone Collecter Horror, it’s more of a Thriller.

[@hannahkennedy24]

@@nu-metalfan2654 fair point, you're probably right

[@chrisfreeman4861]

These are all great! Here are the ones I would have wanted on the list: From Dusk Till Dawn Mimic Tremors Arachnophobia Dead Alive Silence Of The Lambs Ringu Cape Fear Terminator 2 Jurassic Park The Mummy

[@vdot666008]

Heather donahue wrote a book about her time after the blair witch! Shes so cool, it's called Grow Girl

[@alonealien1474]

5:17 You've hit the nail on the head. Lists are personal. I never get people coming out of the woodwork to fight with or be mean to someone just because they don't agree with the picks. Like, make your own list if you want to! Why attack people for theirs?

[@Horriblespeedrunning]

I just want to say that my favorite “horror movie” is from 1991. The silence of the lambs. I count it as a horror , but TeChNeCly it’s a crime thriller.

[@brooketummons8564]

Ooooo please do toxic movie sets when you get a chance I'd love that. Many of your favs are also my favs. I think House On Haunted Hill the 90s version is soo good and creepy and I agree with you.

[@wiilover07]

My personal favs is the Scream trilogy, Child's Play 2, Blair Witch Project, The Faculty, House On Hill remake, Urban Legend, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, Event Horizon, Jacob's Ladder and Candyman. I personally don't count movies like Seven as a horror same with Silence Of The Lambs.

[@mercy677]

I haven't seen this movie yet... But there's a semi-new horror movie called "Possum" that was made in 2018 and I reeeaaaally want to know your opinion on it! Again, I haven't actually seen it yet, but the trailer definitely made a strange impression.. Another great video btw! Scream is my fave horror series ever. Cliché, I know, but I just can't resist 🤷🙂

[@shannonleigh10]

90s movies are my jam! So glad to see you included Jacobs Ladder, Audition, and Funny Games! All 3 are gems! Funny Games and it’s US remake are so unsettling and effective!

[@rebeccassweetmusic4632]

Usually, when I talk about horror, it's mainly classic scary movies from the 70s and the 80s, however; there are some 90s horror films that I do love to watch. Misery is my top favorite. Kathy Bates acting is stunning. I'd place her right there with Sissy Spacek when it comes to best performance in a Stephen King adaptation. Also... Wes Craven's Scream franchise and Wes Craven's New Nightmare are my other 90s horror movies.

[@richellewatts1562]

Just watched your Tubi video and you mentioned a ton of people have told you to watch Hell House, LLC. Last time I looked, all 3 of those are on Shudder still. And yes, definitely worth a watch!!

[@gh0st.with.the.m0st]

Just watched all three of them last night and that probably wasn't a good idea. 😅 I couldn't sleep for shit lmao. That one clown man, fucked me up good. 😭 I'm actually surprised how much these movies creeped me the fuck out!!!

[@thefinalgirl3639]

Yes. HELL HOUSE LLC. I watched all 3 about 2 months ago. It stuck with me. But I have a problem with enclosed small spaces and clowns.

[@AlexPerez-tv1zg]

My (extremely basic) favorite horror movies from each decade 60s - psycho 70s - black Christmas/alien 80s - the thing 90s - the Blair witch project 00s - Jennifer’s body 10s - a quiet place Honorable mentions: Halloween 1978, Carrie, Texas chainsaw massacre, the shining, scream, i know what you did last summer, candyman, og saw, get out, us

[@reneebarrette4514]

I was born in ‘84 and Scream was the first horror movie I ever saw and it will forever be a classic for me. I was also OBSESSED with The Faculty in my teens. Partially because of Josh but it’s just so so so so so good. Thinking about these two lives reminds me of how annoying my family thinks I am when I recite the lines verbatim. Also LOVE House on Haunted Hill and boo to everyone who doesn’t like it.

[@ARMOREDGOOSE]

GIRL. I just subscribed to your channel a couple weeks ago and I adore your videos. Also I'm SO PUMPED YOU PUT THE 3RD ALIEN IN THIS BLESS YOU!

[@CaptMilezee]

Scream and The Blair Witch Project are just perfect

[@miketiger24TB]

David Fincher may be one of my favorite directors. The looks of his films are amazing

[@chrisb9345]

It makes me feel so old that you are first experiencing some of these films for the first time. But do your own opinion of course.

[@paigypoo1015]

my favourite horror movie is scream and i also really love the faculty so i’m really psyched you put it on your list!

[@adam-l74]

I love your lists. They inspire me to speak up about some of my favorite films that as aren’t well received. For October I’m doing a list of my 31 favorite horror films from 2000-2019 and I’m finally acknowledging my love for The Ruins, Cry_Wolf and The Haunting in Connecticut. Lol I know...I know .... but I love those movies and I don’t care who knows it.

[@vicfern]

I don't know why but I could hear an hour of you just talking about your fave movies, i put this one on while i drew and it's just super interesting

[@michaelmastro9382]

The lawnmower man was one of my favorite movies of the 90s when I was a kid. I haven't watched again since I was like 13. I rewatched it recently....and oh man.....those effects lol

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

I find Wishmaster (1997) to be quite the underrated 90's horror flick. It's so surreal and kind of gruesome in parts, particularly in the beginning and end sequences, but takes the whole "dark wish-granting" concept in an interesting direction, and the design for the Djinn is so so well done (and Andrew Divoff kills it). Plus, it features several appearances by famous horror actors, like Kane Hodder, Tony Todd, and Robert Englund. It also contains one of my favorite horror movie quotes: "No more doors. No more rooms. No more excuses. Make. Your. WISH." (It may not sound like much but I love Divoff's delivery).

[@PossessedbyHorror]

LOVE Wishmaster, I should have included it!

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

@@PossessedbyHorror Aw that's okay, maybe you can mention it in a later video about underrated horror films that deserve more attention. :)

[@erinramsey5007]

I don't think I've ever been this early! LOVE this series!

[@lilyrogers2373]

AHH i love 90's horror !! so happy to see more people talk about them

[@Adam-SB]

Stephen King’s Night Flier is a must see. Great short story adaptation… and a criminally underrated film. Edit: Fallen (with Denzel Washington) is great, too.

[@horrornado9121]

I agree about "The House on Haunted Hill". It was very creepy and fun (until the CGI ending).

[@joecarroll3371]

I found your list refreshingly good. Here are some of my picks: Child's Play 2(1990) Subspecies (1991) Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday (1993) Tales From The Crypt: Demon Knight(1995) The Craft(1996) Scream(1996) I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998) Seven(1995) Silence Of The Lambs(1991) Urban Legend(1998) Idle Hands (1999)

[@kiarahill5723]

Audition is still one of my favorite movies!

[@hmpz36911]

Scream was a double edged sword to a lot of horror fans. On one hand, it helped push for more horror films in theaters during the dry spell of the mid 90s, but it also felt too... Accessible? Maybe that it didn't have the grit or charm of older horror? It was like someone saying, "so you like thrash metal" and putting Enter Sandman on.

[@jerryreyes4841]

Hey Sarah just wondering are you a fan of the Resident evil franchise?!😬 its one of my favorites but would you ever consider maybe making a video of your opinion on the whole franchise?:3 Loved your list btw I agree with most 😁

[@kerrilikethemovie]

I may have said this before but if you ever get a chance to see MISERY on stage, do not hesitate! I saw rehearsals locally for it and it was incresible

[@kirakirakirikiri]

Best Horror of the 1920s next please. Kidding lmao.

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

That'd actually make for an interesting video lol, since it'd contain mostly silent films.

[@DainDenham]

Dr jekyll and Mr Hyde(1920) is a classic.

[@INCBlackbird]

Why would you be kidding, the 1920's is the decade of german expressionism and the beginning of universal monsters... I dare say it's the best decade for horror after the 80's. Das cabinet des dr. Caligari, nosferatu, faust, the phantom carriage, haxan, the unknown, the man who laughs, the hunchback of the notre dame, the phantom of the opera

[@Atem_in_the_streets]

Nosferatu

[@spacecow149]

have you watched shudder's new 80's horror documentary

[@lolazola7068]

Actually the killers name in Scream was the woods borrow killer; until the fandom started calling him ghost face after Tatum's iconic line in the original film.

[@jonbolton3376]

Great vid.Of the horrors i've seen these are my top 25: 25 The Cube 24 Psycho (remake) 23 Jack Frost 22 John Carpenter's Vampires 21 Cruel Jaws 20 Hellraiser 3: Hell On Earth 19 I Know What You Did Last Summer 18 Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday 17 Halloween: H20 16 Scream 2 15 Arachnophobia 14 Tremors 13 Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare 12 Omen 4: The Awakening 11 The Silence Of The Lambs 10 Child's Play 3 9 Wes Craven's New Nightmare 8 Tremors 2: Back To Perfection 7 Urban Legend 6 Deep Blue Sea 5 Child's Play 2 4 Halloween 6: The Curse Of Michael Myers 3 Bride Of Chucky 2 The Excorcist 3 1 Scream

[@tyleradams3490]

Michael Pitt was incredible in Funny Games. Oooh I didn't know that about Elijah Wood! LOTR trilogy are my faves of all time.

[@jeffw.1854]

I recall reading an article in Newsweek about how scary Blair Witch Project was. I left the theater thinking the people who wrote and directed never spent a few nights in the woods. Very boring.

[@alonealien1474]

My mom is all about horror movies (though she doesn't do too much gore or anything sexually graphic). She desensitized me to horror to a great degree. But "Cube" freaked me out as a kid! I don't know why, but it disturbed me.

[@chrisb9345]

Alien 3 is your favourite in the franchise? OK, you do you. But the first two are in my top ten films of all time. Alien 3 is fine I guess, but it is not even close. The Jordan Peel remake of Candyman is exciting to me. the original is awesome, but this could be a worthy re-imagining.

[@jessicabaum1180]

Gonna go watch audition for the first time now then re watch se7en i love your videos being a horror addict it makes me think of some i may have not seen recently or missed completely!!!! Scream is defs my fave though and i have seen it too many times to count

[@CoreysReviews]

Cube is one of my favourite movies of all time. I'm so glad she mentioned it here. It's so underrated. The sequels suck though.

[@sarkaztik3228]

They're all pretty much the same- watch people die in a story that is made overly-convoluted and makes itself up to have a shell of complexity and intelligence when it simply doesn't. They were all fun enough watches, but I wouldn't call any of them particularly good.

[@clairenielsen98]

i (for some reason) only recently watched seven and it’s officially one of my favourite movies ever

[@misterkite]

Here's my list, one per year, no duplicates with your list. Tremors (1990), Body Parts (1991), Dead Alive (1992), Boxing Helena (1993), Cemetery Man (1994), Village of the Damned (1995), The Frighteners (1996), Event Horizon (1997), Ringu (1998), Ravenous (1999). edit: with Cemetery Man (aka Dellamorte Dellamore) being my favorite of the decade.

[@daniburns6369]

It's ironic (and unfortunate) that Sarah prefers practical effects but also modern horror. I'd be interested to hear of some modern horror films that don't rely on corny CGI.

[@sarkaztik3228]

There are tons of modern horror movies that mostly use practical effects a simple Google search would bring up that much. They're not 100% practical because that's a terrible (and stupid) decision in this age because it's inefficient, expensive, and taxing on everyone, but many use CGI to patch up otherwise practical effects and it's often barely noticable.

[@etzee666]

Another horror movie tied to the lord of the rings is Dead Alive aka Brain dead! I was surprised when I found out Peter Jackson directed it. Highly recommend it if you like slapstick horror movies!

[@GweenOfTea]

The Sixth Sense is one of my favorite movies of all time, and I think it still holds up today ❤

[@Horrorqueen247]

Was surprised to not see scream 2 and Halloween 6 and h20 on this list 🤔

[@SleepFan771]

The Craft, The Crow, The Silence of the Lambs, The Sixth Sense, Se7en, Scream, Audition, Misery, & Stephen King's IT

[@thestutteringspartan5155]

Her: I liked Alien 3 Me: Oh that's okay Her: I think it's the best Alien movie Me: * screeches in Aliens *

[@PossessedbyHorror]

😬😬😬

[@Awall79]

As a horror fan who grew up in the 90's I love this! I watch the Faculty at least twice a year.

[@nu-metalfan2654]

Event Horizon, Exorcist 3, Misery, Scream, Candyman, Seven, New Nightmare, Silence Of The Lambs, Cube, Sixth Sense, Jacob’s Ladder, and From Dusk Till Dawn. To me those are the very best Horror films of the 90’s

[@irinalira5686]

I am really looking forward to find one movie I saw whEN I was a kid. Idk the name of the movie but hopefuly you guys do. It was about some weird things happening to a girl in highschool during Halloween and she started like to become another creature and kinda lost it when she found some human fingers burried in her yard.

[@hanng1242]

1. Which Alien 3? The theatrical release or the Assembly cut? 1a. Have you read the William Gibson's Alien 3 graphic novel that came out last year? Gibson was hired to write the original script, which is very different from what eventually got made. Check it out. 2. No "Event Horizon?" Why not?

[@nmoddentity8401]

Blair witch promotion was amazing. I saw it before the movie. Also House on Haunted Hill is a bit over acted but still awesome. I would add the following to your list. - John Carpenter's Vampires, In the Mouth of Madness, and Village of the Damned. You can't go wrong with Carpenter. - Pitch Black. Rotten Tomatoes says release date Feb 2000. My DVD says 1999. Awesome sci-fi horror. - Event Horizon. Much better than Alien 3 imho. Had the potential of being one of the best sci fi movies ever but fell apart at the end and acting was a little over done. - The Mummy. Ok not a horror movie exactly but I'll put it as an honorable mention.

[@campkilldavy]

When you inevitably do an 80s series :D I suggest watching pumpkin head if you haven't seen it, a sleeper classic, lots of awesome practical effects.

[@ice9557]

Which do you like better Disturbing Behavior, Scream, I know what you did Last Summer, Urban legend, or the faculty?

[@djmixnmagic]

The algorithm strikes gold! It brought me to this channel and I absolutely love it. You should consider writing for Bloody Disgusting

[@NoirHammer]

Nice list. I haven't seen two on your list so I'll have to check them out some time.

[@ConstanceConnie]

I watched Host the other day and I was SHOOK! it started off kinda slow but man once it picks up I was hiding under my covers and everything! Definitely reminds me of Paranormal 🙂

[@hauntedandhistoric7258]

I just found your channel and I am so excited to be here! 🤗🖤 Also, PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS!?!? That is my #1 favorite 90’s horror movie!

[@misterkite]

I haven't seen People Under the Stairs since 1991. I'll have to see if it holds up.

[@heatherryan3969]

I watched that movie when I was 8 years old and it the scared the hell out of me. Somebody called when I was watching it and instead of saying hello, I said help. Lol

[@rhetteverette2406]

There are several subtle hints at the ending of Jacobs Ladder that are only realized by viewers who have watched it multiple times

[@garethallen4191]

After going through Wikipedia's list of movies released in the '90s, I had a list of 46 Top Films, 25 of which were Horror. Seven (the number as well as the film) on your list made my Top 25. I won't list the rest here, only the ones I can't bear to leave off. The Guardian (William Friedkin, director, 1990), Exorcist III (William Peter Blatty, director, one of my Top 3 Horror Films of All Time), Bram Stoker's Dracula (Francis Ford Coppola, director, 1992), Innocent Blood (John Landis, director, 1992), Fire In the Sky (1993), In the Mouth of Madness (John Carpenter, director, 1995), The Mangler (Tobe Hooper, director, 1996), Event Horizon (1997), Scream 2 (Wes Craven, director, 1997, my favorite Horror franchise), Phantoms (1998), Deep Rising (1998), Storm of the Century (1999), Stir of Echoes (1999). Well done, Sarah! Cheers!

[@SantiagoOspina21]

great and amazing video BUUUUUUT , how did you forget I know what you did last summer 1997 and 1998 ???? I AM CRYING

[@btetschner]

Thank you for the video.

[@ladyalibat6564]

The House on Haunted Hill is one of my favorites!