The Best Horror Movies of All Time...?

[@eliputnamm]

The thing being at 46 is criminal

[@joshuafranc247]

The thing not being in the top 10 and dare I say even top 5 is a crime

[@eliputnamm]

@@joshuafranc247 I mean yeah it’s my number 1 actually

[@elliekerstiens1916]

Idc if you don’t like the thing the thing is probably one of the most influential MOVIES let alone horror movies.

[@TampaFilmmaker]

I adore The Thing. It is my favorite horror film of all time.

[@Arawn505]

The thing being at 45 and 47 is criminal

[@birthdaybatter815]

1. Cats (2019)

[@Arawn505]

When the trailer for Cats came out someone on Twitter put the unsettling music from Annihilation under a clip of Cats. It went really well together.

[@VanillaSpooks]

2. The Green Lantern

[@Arawn505]

And coming in at #31, the 2005 black and white classic Robots - Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder

[@vitaminwater9662]

it funny cuz it bad

[@phlippy]

James Corden is just that scary

[@davidsrq]

“Unfriended is better than The Blair Witch Project” is one of the most insane takes I’ve ever heard but go off i guess

[@54chasingdogma]

Embarrassing, hot takes are ok if you can reasonably back up your opinion

[@TuddyTalk]

It's a valid take. Blair Witch is overrated at this point and Unfriended was an unexpected surprise

[@davidsrq]

@@54chasingdogma hot takes are great!! I just wanted to make fun of him! 🤣

[@DrFunkstein]

I actually like Unfriended, but to put above The Blair Witch Project is literally a troll, jesus christ.

[@54chasingdogma]

@@DrFunkstein I like unfriended too - just not like #20 of all time

[@thewilliams714]

"That's crazy ... crazy... I haven't seen it."

[@alex.theman2839]

@@thewilliams714 the whole video. Why’d he even do a horror ranking if he hasn’t seen any of these lol

[@Rotinaj37]

reminds me of Lil B going through his PS2 game collection

[@tylerrichardson3034]

​@@alex.theman2839 To be fair he didn't know what was on the list before doing the video.

[@TomGolding-y6r]

He hadn't seen like 10 out of 100 of them lol

[@alex.theman2839]

@@TomGolding-y6r that’s not even true, he skips like every other one lol he only shows like 30 movies in the video because he hasn’t seen most of them, so it’s more like he didn’t know 10 out of 30. And he skipped the other 70 because he’s never seen them. You can check on his letterboxd. Bro isn’t a horror fan, which is fine, but this video was made for easy views. No effort whatsoever.

[@daneleslie9534]

Cure and Black Christmas were sorely missing. Both top 50

[@goregoreboys13]

I guess I need to see Black Christmas again because I thought it was so boring. That was years ago though. I might like it now that my taste is more seasoned.

[@daneleslie9534]

@@goregoreboys13 i think about the ending a lot

[@goregoreboys13]

@@daneleslie9534 I’ll probably wait until closer to Christmas and check it out

[@Planet_films565]

Totally agree

[@theemeraldaxe1414]

And pulse

[@brennaindegenhardt9403]

The Mist and It Follows were the two missing modern classics

[@g3thefallout269]

It Follows is an egregious miss

[@NuMetalfan1996]

Should be nowhere near a top 100

[@WubbiTubbi]

I hate the mist, love it follows

[@necratera6657]

The mist wasn’t scary at all. Still a good movie

[@DevoidVoid]

​@@necratera6657 yeah but this isn't a good indication. I hate ghost movies, none are actually scary cause it's not real. That's still not a good reason for me to void it for others tbh

[@erv_.]

Never seeing Carrie is crazy

[@SteveDCM]

This entire list I was anticipating House. This list gets a -10/-10

[@matheusduarte2281]

agressively american list, so disappointing its 2024 people

[@globesurfer122]

-10/-10 is the same as 10/10. You only need one negative sign.

[@SteveDCM]

@@globesurfer122 -10 divided by -10 is one, so I’m saying it’s a 1/10

[@literalwho9017]

"i can't believe current 'thing, japan' thing didn't make the cut..."

[@matheusduarte2281]

@@literalwho9017 or Thailand, Brazil, Indonesia, South Korea, Argentina, Spain, France

[@totallynotspencer1497]

Night of the living dead is pretty important not only for starting the zombie craze that’s really never ended in pop culture, but also for having a black protagonist which is pretty crazy considering the time the film came out.

[@jammatati3844]

Dawn of the dead is just a way better movie? Is it not considered horror?

[@rustincohle2135]

_"but also for having a black protagonist which is pretty crazy considering the time the film came out."_ Have you never heard of Sidney Poitier?

[@SilkySkillsUnited]

Should have been number 1

[@totallynotspencer1497]

@@rustincohle2135 yeah and what I said still holds just because it’s not the only film at the time to have a black man in the lead doesn’t mean it was normal for that to happen.

[@rustincohle2135]

@@totallynotspencer1497 I wasn't saying that a black lead was common for the time. But it wasn't a "crazy idea", especially since _Night of the Living Dead_ was an independent film so there was no studio to nix his casting.

[@2003jackb]

Getting closer to the top 5 i was so worried Texas Chainsaw wasnt on the list. Legit feels like a nightmare on film

[@qutalive]

So many snubs... Rec, Saw, Under the Skin, The Omen, A Tale of Two Sisters, Final Destination, Drag Me to Hell, American Werewolf in London, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari!!! C'mon, these should've been here!

[@elliekerstiens1916]

Saw unironically is super revolutionary imo even if you don’t like the gore you gotta appreciate the editing bc it’s probably the best editing in any horror movie.

[@sam-us7hk]

Drag me to hell is so fucking good

[@cesarrosales3247]

THIS IS CANDYMAN ERASURE

[@matthewsimmons8378]

It's on the list at #61, he just skipped over it.

[@goregoreboys13]

@@cesarrosales3247 I watched Candyman at a time when I thought nothing scared me. I was probably about 8 or 9. It was on Crackle and my dad put it on with the laptop hooked up via VGA cable. I think it was the soundtrack that really got me as well as the entire first sequence.

[@venomase5572]

How could he skip that classic :(​@@matthewsimmons8378

[@twite5462]

@@matthewsimmons8378so it’s Karsten erasure, not list erasure

[@apinchofdisappointment]

Candymid

[@rjhomola2157]

Calling ‘Raw’ a decade-defining film but then sh*tting on ‘Blair Witch’ is INSANE

[@benjikaplan8752]

nahh the wickerman is incredibly significant to the horror genre. it definitely deserves to be as high as it was. or higher. very important film

[@matthewdtheoriginalg6806]

Not really scary tho

[@rohanbeer1654]

what on earth is this Re-animator slander

[@jennafay8256]

no black swan, no house, no VIDEODROME? 👎🏻👎🏻

[@sebastiano728]

Videodrome is a crazy snub!! Cronenberg’s finest!

[@NuMetalfan1996]

Black Swan is not horror

[@rednax99]

​@@NuMetalfan1996 What is it then?

[@NuMetalfan1996]

@@rednax99 it’s a Thriller

[@rednax99]

@@NuMetalfan1996 exclusively?

[@twofoldgarden]

Bruh Suspiria being at 99 is insane.

[@Kaizoku-o_PirateKing]

It's criminal in fact

[@Coogs42]

The Wicker Man is an absolute masterpiece. As someone who spent half of last year hosting a deep dive nearly 14 hour long podcast on the film it's place in the horror cannon is absolutely deserved. Most modern folk horror owes a debt to The Wicker Man and even then, especially with The Final Cut, no other film has the same atmosphere, a lot of which is due to the incredible music work from Paul Giovanni and Magnet.

[@iansane1928]

Well you singlehandedly convinced me to watch that movie. Good job!

[@davismorgan99]

Nah man, The Wicker Man is like a top 10 for me. Phenomenal film.

[@guybrushmonkey97]

The Descent is a *great* horror movie, hope you watched the original ending and not the american one

[@Jays-ug9bd]

…. theres 2 endings

[@MovingLikeBernie]

100%

[@8teenOfficial]

The lack of Asian films really icks me

[@goregoreboys13]

Yeah, Cure and The Face of Another should’ve made the cut. What Lies Beneath doesn’t deserve to be there.

[@Visitor3906]

how the hell did Cure not make it

[@goregoreboys13]

@@Visitor3906 That’s what I’m saying! It’s the only Asian horror film that scared the hell out of me so far. It creeped around into my brain so that I wasn’t scared until the day after watching it. I love films like that. The Tenant did the same thing to me. For some reason a lot of movies have that effect to where I’m not sure if I liked them as much as I did but then as I sit with them for a day or so, I can’t get them out of my head.

[@jamesthornton3539]

🙄

[@KennethConnally-np9it]

There's 7. I mean I agree that a few others should be there (House, Train to Busan), but it's not like the whole continent was overlooked.

[@caricatureparty]

Train to Busan seems to be a better zombie film than Night of the Living Dead.

[@iansane1928]

Can't disagree with you.

[@coldramenpokefreak]

I wished The Wolf House made it to the list, awesome mix of using unique animation and horror and how unsettling it is throughout

[@8teenOfficial]

A Tale of Two Sisters, I Saw The Devil and Cure should be on the list

[@keiral.9305]

three of my fav horror movies of all time!!!

[@sirtorchington]

Finally saw Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978) recently and - hate to use the damn word - but it’s borderline a masterpiece Amazing horror film, amazing film PERIODDD. Also The Blob ‘88 friggin rocks

[@Arawn505]

When you're auditioning for the role of Karsten in the Runquistador movie and your competition is Kursten Ranquist 😞

[@fiImbro]

wait a karsten biopic would kinda bang

[@leviturner4565]

I think todays the day to watch Possession Kursten

[@theheadlessjackfrost679]

Are we going to ignore the fact that Karsten watched Human Centipede 2 in middle school?

[@Irisverse]

I think that's how old most legitimate fans of the Human Centipede are tbh.

[@brianharelick4962]

We all did

[@corathomson]

Sadly watched it age 12… regrets

[@davidstevenson404]

he ''never gradiuated?'

[@goregoreboys13]

I can say I’m not mad at TCM being number one. I saw it in theaters a few days ago for the anniversary and it was like seeing it for the first time again. The grandpa blood sucking scene made me gag. Which has never happened before.

[@kristopherpistole]

“Unfriended is better than Blair witch project” may be the most gen z thing I’ve ever heard

[@SuperLocrian]

The Thing Should Absolutely be Number One!

[@iansane1928]

Yeah that was pure sacrilege

[@jonolow]

missing mother!, posessor, it comes at night, killing of a sacred deer, 28 days later, jacobs ladder, the strangers and sinister

[@sam-us7hk]

yess i love those picks! 28 days later is on the list

[@tonk82]

This kind of list is always good... not only for the debate they create, but a lot of people watch a few movies thanks to them. Whether you agree or not.

[@davidstevenson404]

5 star opinion!

[@justaduck1652]

Cure not being on there is insane. Should be top 10

[@leonardob.p.9947]

The snub on The Omen is so odd, being that The Exorcist IS here

[@bruksphantom]

The Omen has always been considered lesser to The Exorcist and Rosemary's Baby in terms of Satanic Panic horror flicks. With that said, it's still a solid film with probably one of the best horror scores from Jerry Goldsmith and Gregory Peck taking the material seriously enough to give a very good performance.

[@PianoVampire]

The Omen is at no, 79 - he skipped it for some reason.

[@elliekerstiens1916]

The first omen too

[@chiensaucisse]

you've had some insane hot takes over the years but that blair witch project rant there's something wrong with you like genuinely

[@Fenghorn_Zob]

Don't look now at 15? Holy shit! I didn't expect it to be on here. Truly a classic psychological mind fuck. Please watch it and review it, you'll like it

[@coltonwiggs1594]

The 1958 Blob is literally people in rooms talking. The 80s one is fantastic.

[@s.archer1902]

Every few weeks I feel compelled to keep giving this channel more and more chances and every single time I come away feeling insane

[@camorayn]

Love you Karst but some of your takes were nuts

[@sleep6837]

Karsten you look wistful in the thumbnail. Have a cup of hot tea or something

[@creepersteal497]

Who is sane enough to put a Human Centipede movie, let alone the second, in a top 100 list?? Did they even watch the movie? I’m all for controversial films, I love them, but that’s just insane… also so many bad takes in this list. Whoever did this needs to be fired or something, I wouldn’t be surprised if they used ChatGPT to be honest cause this is such a strange list. It’s one thing for personal opinion lists but for a big company to do this you gotta be bold or an idiot and they picked both

[@VallelolTV]

Event Horizon is actually amazing, can really recommend

[@fuchsiasprig]

Generally agree with your opinions here but I will not stand for The Wicker Man slander. It's genuinely my favourite movie 😭

[@tristanbedell5709]

Dead alive should be at the top of your list. One of the most enjoyable horrors I’ve ever seen, about as many laughs as Shaun of the Dead

[@delededendboyyt]

Just watched it last week. It's so good

[@sharkshannon]

i just watched it yesterday and would say it’s my favorite zombie movie i’ve seen. it’s also here on youtube for free everyone should watch it!!

[@yetanotherrandomyoutubecha4382]

Honestly the list isn't too bad. I do think there's kind of an underrepresentation of non-Hollywood, especially Asian films. And some very questionable individual placements (the Thing lol). I also think for better or for worse one of the most important and influential horror films of this century is "Saw" and it's kinda surprising it wasn't on the list at all

[@pacoramon9468]

22:32 Better Zombies movies could be 28 Days Later who inspired any fast horde zombie game or REC that inspired Resident Evil VII and Outlast.

[@vincentbatten4686]

The Descent is underrated, and I'm always happy to hear people talking about it, but there are many movies I like much more than it. I just think it's a fascinating movie to talk about.

[@Kaizoku-o_PirateKing]

- The Thing should be number one - The Witch should be bumped - The Shining should be bumped - The Wicker Man should be bumped - Alien should be bumped - Suspiria should be bumbed - Get Out imo doesn't make top 100 - The Babadook doesn't make top 100 - Salo doesn't fit the genre - Black Christmas should be included - Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Part II should be included - Hellraiser I and/or II should be included - I'd also make a case for Hausu, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Hour of the Wolf and Midsommar My two cents in the spirit of discussing films. Still think the list is neat though.

[@davidstevenson404]

Your'e two cents are worth......????

[@davidstevenson404]

no offenae

[@Kaizoku-o_PirateKing]

@davidstevenson404 As much as anyone else's. What's your point? People comment in the comment section.

[@Alex-eo7my]

I don't think I have ever met someone who is more opposite of me. Every time a movie came up, my thoughts were the complete opposite. Except for the Thing, we can agree that The Thing is the best horror film

[@Amanda-ik1wv]

My personal list would have included a lot more foreign flicks like Cure, Martyrs, Ju-On, Let the right one in, The Chaser, The Orphanage, Pulse and Perfect Blue

[@nedd.8479]

I will not accept this Wicker Man slander.

[@nedd.8479]

Or Re-Animator slander, for that matter.

[@sifatshams1113]

Resurrection (2022) is the Hereditary of this decade and hardly ANYBODY is talking about it!! Rebecca Hall is AMAZING in it, and the film is psychologically disturbing af!!

[@Sharpe1502]

Resurrection is SO GOOD!!! I love it so much.

[@andrewbetzold6898]

So fuckin good. Ending was unbelievable. The theories on that movie blew my face skin off.

[@chocolatewolfe]

Chill out it was just ok

[@KPThomas82]

No The PHANTOM THREAD????!!! I’ve been afraid of my wife poisoning my food ever since I saw it!!!

[@ProjectCK]

Halloween, Shining, and Silence of the lambs not being top 10 is outrageous

[@derek2678]

Karsten why is your facecam a trapezoid ❤️

[@petergivenbless900]

You sold yourself short by not finishing 'The Incredible Shrinking Man'; the film shifts tone about half-way through from the awkwardly comedic (climaxing with a scene with a cat which is both terrifying and hilarious at the same time) to a really gripping and existentialist survival story with a beautifully and uncompromisingly philosophical ending.

[@Robertco200]

Missing some great movies on this list. Helllraiser, black Christmas, Candyman, Poltergeist. I also think the shining should be number 1

[@missti9012]

The shinning is top 10, wth! Agree on Midsommar and Climax, should’ve been included, I also would have liked to see VHS, Poltergeist, Cat’s eye and Mulholland Drive…

[@sam-us7hk]

Though Mulholland drive isnt classified as horror by lynch it’s definitely existentially terrifying

[@Zanzibarbarian88]

I feel like they put Suspiria at 99 just to piss people off. Give it another watch dude, it's damn near perfection. And make sure the volume is UP!

[@cruznahoel678]

Imma just state my opinion here. Never got into it, it just feels to campy

[@P3achyPro]

No love for Night of the Hunter 😔

[@mattaveillo9498]

Seconded here, I don't know if it leans more on being a horror or thriller film, but damn it, it contains some of the most terrifying visuals and scenes ever made, alongside a chilling Robert Mitchum performance

[@libby1538]

It's on the list, Karsten just skipped it

[@georgewhite1972]

The Thing at number 46!? Are you fucking kidding me!?

[@izdapwn]

Definitely missing hereditary, midsommar and very newly The Substance. Yesus Christ, that flick is peak body horror and driving pace that never put you down as it kept going. You should do a video on it soon! AGH! And I Saw the TV Glow?!! Instant classic that disturbed me to my core.

[@GFlakko]

No Friday the 13th is truly disappointing

[@Jays-ug9bd]

to who?? its a very shit movie

[@ConnorDeeg]

"A drama with disturbing things in it" is practically the definition of a horror movie. XD. Liked the video, but that was a weird sentence you strung together there.

[@thebigo2467]

The Thing being out of the top 5 would be absurd, let alone 46.

[@Robert-d3m9c]

Kursten please watch possession as soon as possible from one climax fanatic to another. You probably know why i brought up climax but if not, just, just watch. Also its just one of the greatest movies of all time. So glad i got to see in a theater this past January. Also major respect to you for giving climax so much word of mouth, i think its the greatest modern film amd deserves every amount of attention

[@tylerappleby9]

Karsten…you MUST see Invasion of the Bodysnatchers. It’ll be in your top 5 favourite horror films surely.

[@wylon87]

Karsten, I would never steer you wrong. I've never asked for anything before. If you love Evil Dead, Please, please, please watch Dead-Alive for fucks sake. It's one of Peter Jackson's best films Pre-LOTR. I think you'll have a fun time with it.

[@GuyLovesAnOnion]

I watched it last week, 10/10 it’s hilarious and gory and an all round good time

[@victorvargas2924]

There's too many movies from the 21st century missing, no animation, lack of asian films. So many great movies like Black Swan, The Lighthouse, Under the Skin, Midsommar, Climax, Suspiria (2018), American Psycho, The Host, Godzilla Minus One, Coraline, Thrist, 28 days later, a Tale of Two Sisters, Sunshine, Cure, Perfect Blue. And don't tell me that I named movies that some might not considered horror, and sure I agree, when the list also has a bunch of films that are more thrillers than horror movies.

[@czandler9234]

People have problem with distinguishing horror from thriller all the time.

[@Jlunce]

Okay wtf where is 28 days later???? Now that is the best zombie film and I can’t wait for the sequel.

[@Stinkysauce3102]

Is it just me or should Jurassic park have been on there? I mean it's scarier than some of the movies on the list.

[@elliekerstiens1916]

Absolutely!

[@dacornguy]

I would say Annihilation should have been on the list. Maybe on the lower side, but definitely should have been there.

[@tomatobooksentertainment8376]

Dead alive is amazing.

[@TheGlowingManYT]

Suspiria at 99 is insane

[@KidChummy]

Was The Omen ('76) not on here? Gremlins, but no original Poltergeist feels wrong. Invasion of the Body Snatchers ('78) truly disturbed me as a teen and I've never mustered the nerve to rewatch it. While I've re-watched many of the classics listed here. If we're talking scary, that's the one for me. It's completely hopeless. Lastly, Dead Alive is great and the funniest horror imo

[@SebRex-g3j]

The Cabinet of Dr Caligari should be here. And for a modern pick, The Lighthouse.

[@Jays-ug9bd]

old ≠ good

[@SebRex-g3j]

@@Jays-ug9bd but it is good?

[@SebRex-g3j]

@@Jays-ug9bd it’s my 4th favourite film so obviously I’m gonna be bias towards it💀💀💀

[@Jays-ug9bd]

@@SebRex-g3j it passes as decent.

[@SebRex-g3j]

@@Jays-ug9bd bull shit. It’s a masterpiece.

[@ninor.z5323]

The Haunting (1966) feels like a glaring omission which I haven't seen anyone else mention!

[@larshansen1978]

Why talk about a list like this, when you haven´t seen any of the movies??

[@darkgate33]

please make a full video on Kwaidan once you watch it. Harakiri and Kwaidan probably my favorite Kobayashi's films. The stories to the production design, the score. It is SO disturbing and haunting

[@WhatRyansReading]

"Never seen a best horror of all time list"' my man, you would have loved the multi-night television event that was "Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments" from the early 2000s.

[@Blobwashere]

I also think perfect blue was a snub, maybe since it's animated it didn't fit the criteria, but that movie is so good at fucking with your brain and making you double guess to whether what or if anything is real or hallucination

[@sandtasticvideos6191]

I was a massive fan of Suspiria, shame it was so low...

[@yungscoobert6279]

The descent at 75 is a great placement. Film is unique, well made. Watch some clips on how it was made it was really commendable creating the cavernous set pieces they used

[@derekhughes9715]

"King Kong... no" is so valid.

[@simondewit6119]

WHAT THE FUCK! Who made that list??? Where is Friday the 13th, Hellraiser, My Bloody Valentine, The Poltergeist, The Others, Sixth Sense, Deliverance, Wrong Turn, Event Horizon, Talk to Me, Cabin in the Woods, X, Let the Right One In, Shaun of the Dead, Scream, Drag Me to Hell... and many more...

[@simondewit6119]

Candyman, Saw, The Omen, The Burning, Misery... ffs, there are so many awesome movies, the more I think of it... That list was so half-ass and tired, seriously!

[@Jays-ug9bd]

friday the 13th.. really dude can we just be honest

[@djaycup7754]

No Saw is crazy

[@KimFromTheCrypt]

Karsten got to catch up on Hong Kong Cat III! as for the list, theres SO many snubs! Martyrs (2008) Saw 6 Terrifier 2 (havent seen 3 yet) The Toxic Avenger (1984) The Untold Story Ebola Syndrome The Seventh Curse Lesson of the Evil Tokyo Gore Police Tetsuo: The Iron Man Evil Dead 2013 is the best of the series Nekromantik 2 Premutos Possessor Videodrome is Cronenbergs best imo City of the Living Dead The Beyond Day of the Dead Occult (2009) Hellraiser A Chinese Ghost Story The Blob remake is way better Opera Lake Mungo Titane Body Snatchers 93 Prince of Darkness In the Mouth of Madness The Evil Within Mandy

[@darkhumour2210]

Its a crime to show Suspiria's template in black and white knowing the fact its one of the most visualy stiking and colorful movies ever made and one of the last technicolor movies.

[@AWCMCultMovies]

When you say 'one of the last', you're not kidding. Argento had to hunt for reel ends to use.

[@venomase5572]

The entire top 10 was just me going like "oh dude i totally forgot that one!!" But not a bad a list on the whole. Snubbing candyman, black christmas and nope was crazy tho

[@RadLaxer42]

I understand the Blair Witch take - that’s a movie that is good for 1 watch and you had to be in the time era. But for me, that was an absolutely terrifying and iconic film lol.

[@MickeyDee602]

Honestly, it's not the worst list I've ever seen. But no Child's Play is insane to me. Also It, It Follows, Train to Busan, Rec, Candyman, Freaks, Black Christmas, Ju-on, The Omen, Perfect Blue...all movies that should have been there somewhere imo.

[@lando2743]

A Nightmare on Elm Street that low is the craziest thing I’ve ever seen. That’s a top 5 easily

[@tannith_toyart]

My first question going into this was "how high will The Devil's Backbone be, and will they even count it as a horror movie/what do they count as a horror movie?". Glad I didn't have to wonder for long I guess. It'd be in my top five tho.

[@Sus_Bak]

They forgot to include 2008's *Let the Right One In*

[@123geiri]

It's there, just not in the video at 54th place

[@nosferatumannnnnn]

Probably one of the best Vampire films to date.

[@bradleyhector5746]

You can rightly criticize Re-Animator for a good many things but I do not understand how anyone could possibly claim it to be boring. This has to be engagement bait.

[@harrisonsmovietributes1689]

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre fully deserves number 1

[@thenealdog5343]

The Wicker Man slander.. *_*

[@theowlreviewerofficial]

Why is Karsten starting to look like Pedro Pascal with that facial hair? I mean this as a compliment btw.

[@lostastronaut8291]

“Nefarious” Hear me out since you probably haven’t heard of this movie and it’s a hidden gem. It’s about a death row inmate who says he’s possessed, and gets evaluated by a psychiatrist before his execution. Turns out the psychiatrist is an atheist, and the dialogue between this two is INSANE. I’m a huge horror fan and i’ve seen countless horror movies, but no movie has scared me as much as this movie. I’m a christian but rarely do I ever get scared of possesion movies, (The exorcist, the conjuring, and ect.) never really scared me. But this movie, holy shit. It felt so real. I could actually imagine the events of this movie happening in real life. The actor for the possessed inmate (Sean Patrick Flanery) gives a hell of a performance. (Pun intended) So if you can please give it a watch. Highly recommend.