Paul Thomas Anderson's Favourite Horror Films

Paul Thomas Anderson's Favourite Horror Films
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[@xandrafuhrer]

You said he hasn't dipped his toes in horror, but There Will Be Blood is for more unnerving, disturbing, and genuinely fear-inducing to me than any of the films on that list. PTA really is a Master (haha)

[@tonywords6713]

I certainly count it as such. That laugh he does when they're sitting at the fire is the stuff of nightmares

[@davidlean1060]

I'd love to see him dip his toes into a Sci Fi. How can he be such a huge Kubrick fan and not at least flirt with the idea?!

[@Pantano63]

His picks (to save you time): A Quiet Place Southbound Hereditary The Shining Rosemary's Baby It Follows The Strangers Let the Right One In Silence of the Lambs Cabin Fever Hostel Part 2 Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 Alien Get Out The Babadook

[@Jeremy-ob4gm]

leonardo h add don’t breathe

[@zhehaosaw5666]

Too bad he didn’t mention any movie of Hitchcock, Hitchcock was the one who invented this genre

[@bookeblade]

Get out lol.

[@MrMarcusirish]

Half of them are dirivative, mainly b movie schlock than pure horror, he chooses Alien then goes for nonsense like Get Out.. quite the contrarian. Here is a proper Horror list in no alphabetical order The Exorcist Halloween Night of the Demon Salems Ĺot The Thing Don't look now The woman in black Alien Invasion of the body snatchers (1978) The Omen The Entity

[@jothishprabu8]

@@zhehaosaw5666 he didn't even make a single horror film. Psycho is Crime Thriller not horror.

[@charlieroberts5961]

I would say There Will Be Blood is a borderline horror film actually. It definitely borrows some elements from horror.

[@ChrisCapel]

I wouldn't have included the Peter Rabbit/Hereditary story. Has nothing to do with the title/subject of your video.

[@nl3064]

It's a fun bit of trivia. The video is meant to be informative.

[@HAL-rx5ln]

Phantom Thread is one of my favorite films of all time. There's something about it that kills me every time, tears and all that shit.

[@TheGoodfella2012]

Love it. No nonsense video; just pure gold content. Subscribed! Love Paul Thomas Anderson. His milkshakes always get me to the yard.

[@xtraspecialmango]

SOUTHBOUND!! Thank you!! I've been looking for that movie for months.

[@ronniepickering5511]

brilliant video, nice work

[@idanielblake2100]

Thanks for the video. Simple the best director working today.👍😎😎😎

[@davidlean1060]

For me, the scene in Phantom Thread where Woodcock's mother suddenly appears as he is 'tripping' on Alma's shrooms is the best ghost reveal since the twins in the doorway the first time Danny sees them in The Shining. No one can nod to Kubrick the way PTA can!

[@VAVORiAL]

*Favorite PTA movie:* There Will Be Blood *Favorite Horror movies in general:* Lake Mungo Eraserhead Martyrs (2008) The Shining Silence of the Lambs Jacob's Ladder The Witch 28 Days Later Alien The Eyes of My Mother The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Hereditary

[@McLir]

Favorite horrors are The Shining, Triangle, Silence of the Lambs. Favorite PTA remains Boogie Nights.

[@Kurtbornie]

McLir Triangle was really good!

[@McLir]

@@Kurtbornie very underrated!

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

Boogie Nights and There Will Be Blood are both outstanding.

[@andedelopi9400]

Great video.

[@mk-ultramags1107]

All of these are very good. 'Southbound' is one of those films i was told about, loved, so told others, and they loved it.

[@redmage7716]

These are all so modern, doesn’t seem like he’s that much of a fan. Favourite PTA: Boogie Nights Favourite Horror: Spider Baby, Henry Portrait of A Serial Killer Basket Case, The Old Dark House, Street Trash, White Zombie, Demons The Fly ‘86 Society Texas Chainsaw Part II

[@DainDenham]

Great list. U are a fan

[@thomasffrench3639]

Shut up gatekeeper. What makes you the authority of who's a fan or not, because they're modern horror movies? Then you use examples of pretty good horror films with a couple of great exceptions. So you're a fan OK

[@samcohen99]

Favorite PTA film: The Master Favorite Horror Films The Shining Mulholland Dr Peeping Tom Suspiria (2018) The Lighthouse Anti-Christ Killing of a Sacred Deer Thank for the PTA video!!!

[@bacht4799]

S C great listen.. I really looking forward to The Lighthouse.. and I got to see Suspiria (2018 version have seen the original.. ) and Killing Of A Sacred Deer .. most admit I was not a fan of The Lobster.. it was a very good made movie but it didn’t work for me.. but maybe KOASD works better instead..

[@divyenjoshi1168]

Mulholland drive as horror?

[@dylanmitcham1069]

The Suspiria remake is one of the best movies of the decade. It's such a unique and specific vision.

[@mabusestestament]

I liked The Killing Of A Sacred Deer, but I wouldn't call it a horror movie.

[@VAVORiAL]

@stephen noonan No horror movie has ever made me as uncomfortable as Eraserhead.

[@stormshadow2k]

Let the right one is is brilliant. Simply brilliant.

[@user-lo5qm5tu8m]

Magnolia and boogie nights are absolutely magnificent ❤❤❤

[@XDarkBrotherhoodHD]

Favourite Horror Films The Shining Sinister The Witch Alien Hereditary The Lighthouse The Thing

[@nohi8945]

Hereditary is obvious copy of Witch.Why nobody see that?

[@Borganov20]

nohi how

[@rhettpeter83]

check out the kill list!

[@kOoLppT191]

Yellow king you are the best man keep doing what you do

[@samcohen99]

Pretty surprising B-films. These seem more like Tarantino picks.

[@BruceWayne-zj1kw]

S C it’s almost like he’s a movie lover... crazy!!!!

[@nikhilkulkarni646]

Well. QT & PTA are essentially two sides of the same coin. They're besties.

[@Thespeedrap]

Pt Anderson much better filmmaker than Tarantino.

[@miguelvidal2335]

@@Thespeedrap both are awesome, but at least Pt Anderson doesn't need to steal scenes, shots or premises of other movies to make a great movie. Not a QT hater, quite the opposite.

[@Thespeedrap]

I agree with you can't wait for Tarantino retirement because alot of people can tell his stuff is really ridiculously vulger let alone justoffensive to minorities and black people who having it hard in our life.But by trying to revisionize the past just lets the sores open which should n't be opened.

[@Plathismo]

I pray he makes a horror film. Honestly, I think he could do with working in the constraints of a genre. His output since There Will Be Blood doesn't do much for me (although I liked Phantom Thread).

[@AirBulletin]

I would Love if PT made a horror film himself...his style and how much stress and anxiety are in his films, it just make perfect sense

[@Thespeedrap]

Who knows Kubrick would be proud of that as long as it's a Stephen King hell Roald Dahl makes horror books too.

[@jeremyparicutin2974]

@@Thespeedrap stephen king is a terrible writer

[@Thespeedrap]

@@jeremyparicutin2974 I never read any Stephen King book whatsoever.

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

@@jeremyparicutin2974 true

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

The closest thing he'll ever make to a horror film was There Will Be Blood.

[@TheMobCultVideo]

hey serious question, i didn’t know the story about the trailer for hereditary playing before peter rabbit, so is that why there is a rabbit in a suit on the poster for hereditary!? i have been trying to figure this out since i first saw the movie and there was no lynch rabbit anywhere to be found in the film.

[@catchywatchy7086]

Bro plz make one on Danny Boyle.. Love your channel

[@ScarceTuber]

Yoo where’s the Halloween 2 source?! I love that one!

[@marksoquetjr4693]

Halloween and The Thing

[@mistabobdobalina7054]

You are the man👍 and I salute you. Happy you didn't feel the need to add some pretentious crap on there like ......(not gonna say but they all came out in the last couple of years).

[@Cosminen]

The Witch. The ending always gives me tears of joy! Thats the best horror film for me.

[@UncannyValleyVideos]

The Witch makes every sub-par horror film of the decade seem even more embarrassing. I was talking to my brother recently about the sheer anxiety brought on by The Witch. mother! gave me a similar feeling.

[@CipherSerpico]

Orange Blossom It’s interesting that you looked it at like that. I always thought of it as a tragic ending-her having transformed from an innocent girl into an evil being, because of the way her parents treated her.

[@Cosminen]

@@CipherSerpico No.... she did not ransformm to a "evil being" she transformed to a free and truly herself!!!! The leftand path is all about self knowledge and that is the path she chose.... and also flying wich is always col ;D And Mother ! maybe the best movie of 2000;snds so far, and -i don't even see that movie as a horror movie, jus deeply philosophical and full of reigion commentary

[@CipherSerpico]

Cosminen In that film, Witches kidnap and murder children. I think that qualifies as an evil being.

[@Cosminen]

@@CipherSerpico And what does the parents do? Are they any better? Have you seen "Midsommar"? I love the ending in that also :D Also, they are movies and movies are not documentaries, for me they are projections, not to take as black and white, but to try to see the idea and the message behind there somewhere...

[@haydengilbert6317]

Where did you see that he loves Rob Zombie's Halloween 2? I LOVE that movie

[@puebloking8280]

I like both

[@maritimus17]

Wouldn't mind PTA directing a horror flick, maybe something adapted from Peter Straub's works.

[@OSCURO333]

From Paul: There Will Be Blood and Phantom Thread, ... From Terror Movies in general: Horror Express ( 1972 ), ... Suspiria ( 1977 ), ... The Hand ( 1981 ), ... Wer ( 2013 ), ... Hold The Dark ( 2018 ).

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

i didnt expect any of these picks wow

[@paulvee1299]

Why not??

[@TheseBitchesWantNikes]

Paul Thomas Anderson: dead-heat tie Punch-Drunk Love and The Master. Horror film: If you made me choose, David Cronenberg's The Brood.

[@erikramaekers63]

The Babadook,A Quiet Place,Don't Breathe,It Follows are also on my list along with classics like The Exorcist,Alien,Bride of Frankenstein,The Old Dark House,The Body Snatcher,The Thing from Another World,Them,The Creature from the Black lagoon,Dracula's Daughter,Cat People,Horror of Dracula.The best of 2019: Crawl and Haunt.

[@rossjennings8264]

Favorite horror films: 1. Suspiria (the original) 2. Videodrome (D. Cronenberg) 3. Willard PTA favorite’s: 1. Hard Eight inspiration to directorial debuts 2. Punch-Drunk Love 3. There Will Be Blood 4. Boogie Nights

[@oppothumbs1]

"Don't Breathe" is really good. also Horror of the Lambs and Lambs in Toyland and Jacobs Horror Ladder. Aguirre Wrath of God was very scary.

[@ligairi]

The biggest surprises for me are the popcorn films Don’t Breathe and A Quiet Place, deeper cuts like Southbound and The Strangers, and the completely off-the-wall Eli Roth and Rob Zombie selections. The rest are what you’d expect: every so-called “elevated” horror film present and accounted for. Would have been very interesting to hear what PTA liked about all of these films. Particularly Hostel 2 and Halloween 2.

[@evanpeltier]

I really enjoyed the Babadook. I liked the way the cinematographer shined lights through the windows during the creepy night scenes. Gives it a very eerie Lynchian feel to it.

[@taylor29ish]

My top ten... The lost Boys, the exorcist, salem's lot, invasion of the body snatchers, day of the dead, child's play, 28 days later, a nightmare on elm Street, hereditary and evil dead.

[@mistabobdobalina7054]

You have good taste, my friend. Best list on the comment section.

[@salparadise1995]

Paul Thomas Anderson: Inherent Vice Horror: Shining Midsommar

[@jonathanb1406]

I think he's shown a few times in his films he could make a great horror film, he seems to have an eye or a feel for it at least. A lot of There Will Be Blood feels tonally like horror at times, and the score is almost treating it like one. And there's a scene in Phantom Thread where Reynolds dead mother appears in some ghostly, hallucinatory fashion that feels incredibly eerie and unnerving.

[@paulelroy6650]

PTA is his own filmmaker. I dont get why people say hes the NEW kubrick theres no link between them.

[@paulvoorhies8821]

Unsurprisingly, all the films are good-and many are great-with the exception of Eli Roth’s films and the Halloween 2 remake.

[@davydevilution3483]

Halloween (1978) Alien (1979) Zombi (1979) An American Werewolf In London (1981) The Evil Dead (1981) The Thing (1982) A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984) Day Of The Dead (1985) Fright Night (1985) Hellraiser (1987)

[@mistabobdobalina7054]

Fantastic list. When films tried to be scary instead of unsettling in a very slow burn style.

[@Kirk144]

Much better list I would ad The Return Of The Living Dead 1985

[@seanerboner630]

Id love to meet him. You'd just now he'd be quite personable and friendly to a fellow film fan if approached at the right time and circumstances.

[@AA-sn9lz]

What's that camera at 1:13 can someone please say?

[@stuartgray2440]

I'm glad you said the 89 Woman in Black,it's consistently creepy but the scene where she hovers over him in bed is one of the most terrifying things ever in a film...!

[@toddgarver5397]

Quentin Tarantino's last film should be a horror film.

[@drewweiss4384]

Qt's last film will be Kill Bill vol.3... It will have subtle moments of horror in terms of each kill bill character representing a genre

[@redmage7716]

Drew Weiss doesn’t he consider kill bill volume 1 and 2 one film so how would that work in the numbering

[@drewweiss4384]

@@redmage7716 I don't think it would be titled Kill bill vol. 3. But he keeps talking about making a new kill bill. Listen to him on andy Cohen from this week

[@toddgarver5397]

I'm still holding out hope for a Double V Vega film

[@acelot7072]

Japanese "The Ring" is definetely the scariest horror ever.

[@HoldenNY22]

The Scariest Movie of All Time- I will give Many People real Nightmares is the Movie- "Loose Change.

[@HoldenNY22]

It should have been It , not I.

[@miguelvidal2335]

Favourite PTA film: There Will Be Blood The only movies that actually scared me are: - The Evil Dead (1981) - 28 Days Later (2002) - Come and See (1985) (Not horror, but scary af)

[@davemckay4359]

He should definitely do a horror film.

[@westonbowers2722]

Favorite horror films: Hereditary Shining Psycho The Others The Witch Alien It Follows Texas Chainsaw Massacre Paranormal Activity The Conjuring Signs Can’t think of all of them

[@XDarkBrotherhoodHD]

weston bowers once you see the lighthouse your gonna add that one too

[@moozycla6]

Somehow thought Insidious would've been on his list as well.

[@aidan9915]

YES ANOTHER HALLOWEEN 2 FAN

[@thekingisfun-channel6258]

I'd like to see PTA doing horror. It'd be interesting.

[@christodobko181]

My top : Alien, The Thing, The Posession, The Shinning, Rosemary's Baby, Jacobs Ladder and The Exorcist are true Master piece for ME :)

[@CipherSerpico]

It may not technically be a horror film, but Eraserhead is the most terrifying and disturbing film I have ever seen. One time, I watched it with my girlfriend and it freaked her out so much that I had to turn it off halfway through. And this girl loved scary movies, she loved jumping out of her seat, but she couldn’t deal with Eraserhead. When you realize what that film is about, it gets under your skin like nothing else.

[@ligairi]

Tarantino was pretty critical of It Follows.

[@ZexoZ8]

PTA Film: (Well duh) There Will Be Blood Favorite Horror: The Innocents (1961) freaky f--ked up child ghost possession movie.

[@carloscamilohuizarsimental6089]

I think No Country For Old Men Is a scary film and its one of my favorite films

[@Thespeedrap]

Anton Chiguh is a scary guy who still feels like his story not over after the movie.

[@Jmarshall-kj4hc]

No better film ever made in my opinion!

[@meccashazmaru]

TIL Ghoulardi is PTA's father. Mind blown.

[@mabusestestament]

Great to see PTA loves Rob Zombie's Halloween II, that movie is an underrated gem.

[@inoyu49]

With you 100%

[@miguelvidal2335]

Most Halloween fans don't want fresh stories, only the same story over and over again.

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

Omg yes. I loooved RZs H2. Dark and atmospheric slasher masterpiece.

[@zachmathis361]

Same! Rob Zombie's entire filmography is underrated. He gets way too much hate

[@wariowuzo9433]

mabusestestament both movies sucked. Rob Zombie’s a shit director.

[@vins1979]

Favorite PTA film: There will be blood. Favorite Horror films: The Shinning, Rosemary's Baby, Hereditary, It Follows, Suspiria (2018)

[@tonywords6713]

Surprised he didn't mention Suspiria (2018), The Witch, or The Wailing. They all seem to have that weird Kubrickian psychological element to them he's into. My vote goes to CLIMAX, I dont think it's the greatest movie ever but boy oh boy did that movie wreck me for a couple of days.

[@silasward7316]

Favorite PTA: There Will Be Blood Horror: Don't Look Now, Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street. I consider Come and See to be a horror film even though it isn't classified as one.

[@lukedoyle3002]

Silas Ward Come and See is certainly more disturbing than the majority of horror films. Even the greats don’t leave you with THAT feeling by the end

[@philipparker7863]

I personally think PTA has made good choices although if he's going to include The Shining and Rosemary's Baby, then why not The Exorcist? One that is always left off lists that always scared the shit out of me was Amityville II: The Possession.

[@mistabobdobalina7054]

Yes Amityville 2 is surprisingly good for a movie that cribs from a lot of other movies. The incest stuff is a bit unsettling, though.

[@brentulstad3275]

Andriejz Zulawski's Possession. Incredibly unique and unsettling dramatic-psych/horror featuring Sam Neil. More recent fans or younger generations need to discover this film again.

[@thekingisfun-channel6258]

I would love to see a horror film directed by PTA

[@chrisc3616]

The thing 1980 is the best horror film ever made great list be curious what Paul and you think about it

[@mistabobdobalina7054]

1982, but yeah Carpenter is king.

[@naverich4603]

Lately, I have watched couple of videos talking about famous directors' favourite film and I can't help but notice that they are all from America....I don't know...I love american movies, hell, I wanted to live in America since I was 13 just because I love the way america changed movie industry, but I would expect something more of people like PTA or David Fincher...there is a loooot of great films from Asia and Europe and it seems that only older directors like Spielberg and Scorsese know about them....with the exception of Tarantino but he is one of a kind, isn't he? Also, I am a little bit taken aback by the fact that there is no mention of The Thing 1982 and Texas Massacre 1974....those are alongside with Videodrome my 3 most favourite horror movies....and when I am mentioning Videodrome...why there is no film from Cronenberg? Cronenberg is like a....fokin genius :D

[@gabrielesimone1372]

My favorite PTA film is Boogie Nights, while my favorite horror films are: The Evil Dead (1981) The Exorcist (1973) The Thing (1982) The Shining (1980) An American Werewolf in London (1981) Rosemary's Baby (1968) Carrie (1976) Halloween (1978) Jaws (1975) mother! (2017)

[@JohannesMariaRunge]

My favorite Horror movies are probably Rosemaries Baby and Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Favorites from Anderson: basicly all of them, but If I had to name one it would be Magnolia.

[@MrUndersolo]

Not a bad list. Note: I found a book that contained a list of the top horror movies, and “Alien” was not on it. Strange... Favourites of horror? “Alien”, “The Shining” Favourite PTA film? . . . . . . . The next one...

[@TheProphegy]

Cabin Fever was laughably bad to me. I guess that’s why people love it.

[@zombiematt2006]

Eddie Cardwell ah Eli Roth hasn’t made a good movie.

[@Kirk144]

Yup that movie sucked!

[@sifatshams1113]

My favorites, NOT ranked: The Thing Rosemary's Baby Christine American Psycho What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? The Poughkeepsie Tapes The Wicker Man Funny Games Mulholland Dr. Freaks Unfriended Island of Lost Souls Dressed To Kill Inside REC Braindead Lake Mungo The Battery May Frailty Kuroneko Society Compliance The Sixth Sense The Reflecting Skin Afflicted Sleep Tight Deadgirl Cache The Loved Ones Phantom of The Opera Cloverfield Eraserhead Psycho Blair Witch Project The Innocents The Fly Carrie Witchfinder General Saw Cannibal Holocaust Mad Love

[@johnshields_]

My Anderson favorite: THERE WILL BE BLOOD Favorite horror films: PSYCHO, 1922, MULHOLLAND DRIVE. I still haven't seen a lot of horror film I wanna see

[@pablovi77]

Wow, I hated a Quiet Place. It’s a very bad film.

[@paulvee1299]

I wanted to like Cabin Fever. I really did. But no. The ending was admittedly funny-if inappropriate.

[@koolk404]

Hostel 2?! Da fuck?

[@maxalserda9127]

Hour Of The Wolf Magnolia

[@mistabobdobalina7054]

Lost me at Eli Roth and Halloween 2. Most movies, even if I don't like them, I can see why people would dig them but those picks came straight out of left field. Personally, I would have picked some of the masters of horror. I just watched the shining after a long time in preparation for doctor sleep and with my 10 year old boy, no less. He didn't find it very scary and to be honest I found Nicholson's performance to be pretty comical. Still a cool film, though.

[@cbarcus]

Favorite PTA films: Boogie Nights Magnolia There Will Be Blood Punch Drunk Love The Phantom Thread The Master Inherent Vice Favorite horror films: The Witch The Shining Angel Heart The Snowtown Murders (2011) Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer Rosemary’s Baby Funny Games (1997) Mulholland Dr. Seven Alien Bram Stoker’s Dracula Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) Psycho Come and See Anti-Christ Let the Right One In (2008) The Thing (1982) Jaws No Country For Old Men Dressed to Kill Heavenly Creatures The Exorcist The Chaser (2008) Jacob’s Ladder (1990) Mother! The Neon Demon Kill List

[@RobVespa]

Several of these films simply aren't good. The power of cinema.

[@BruceWayne-zj1kw]

Rob Vespa Neither is your comment.

[@joemadden4160]

A Quiet Place is one of the worst movies I've had the displeasure of sitting through in the last 25 years, as is The Babadook. Exerable. So utterly illogical it takes my breath away. Wholly agree with your comment. Most of the horror films he likes are junk. A few are terrific.

[@michaelz9892]

Hard to believe Rosemary's baby didn't make his list. Certainly better than Get Out.

[@ammo76534]

But... it did make the list.

[@bandcampsynthwave9613]

Hostel part II is dross, what was he thinking

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

Hostel Part II was a fucking awesome sequel.

[@rhettpeter83]

he didnt like toro which is surprising to me

[@jr4bz]

I despised The Strangers. One of the worst movie experiences I have ever had.

[@JapaneseDenim]

I love how unpretentious PTA is when it comes to the films he likes

[@WalkBesideMe]

Nolan is a lot like that too.

[@patrickkever706]

carrie

[@TheProphegy]

Hereditary are Peter Rabbit. 😂😂😂

[@fearlessjoebanzai]

The Australian Peter Rabbit story is piss funny. I hope that the free tickets they offered were to see Hereditary! Too many parents these days are bringing up their children to be too soft. Any kid worth a grain of ground brains, would be buzzing to watch a trailer like that in front of a lame ass wabbit movie!!!

[@JosephVice]

Magnolia

[@budthechud9795]

I don't believe that all of these film's are his choices

[@mk-ultramags1107]

I think all of these are in the top of its genre. I'd say he'd realistically have more older films on his list but all mentioned are without a doubt, "Worthy", of being called the best of.

[@cicerogsuphoesdown7723]

Evil dead 2 man. Evil dead 2

[@tuanjim799]

Was glad to see Hereditary on the list. I just recently watched Ari Astor’s more recent flick Midsommar and it was really great, maybe even better than Hereditary.

[@comfykeegs]

No Texas chainsaw original...There’s gotta be some Asian ones in there tho. Korean horror...

[@BackboneAgZ]

I actually couldn’t stand Don’t Breathe. It was unique and different, but it kept every trope (most notably the one-dimensional characters who make obviously bad decisions) that makes horror films predictable and boring.

[@JT7777]

Great take bro. I’m gonna have to side with pta though, the actual director here...

[@BackboneAgZ]

Uz3 side where you side, man. Your prerogative. Uwe Boll is an ‘actual’ director too.

[@SlowDIIV]

First you say it's his "prerogative", but then quickly offends you that he takes the side of the director instead of a random like you...and suddenly you have the need to mention someone like Uwe Boll out of nowhere :/

[@BackboneAgZ]

Victor GarP I don’t think I came off as offended. And I was just making an observation about what he said.

[@derryarkham1286]

Favorite PTA film: Punch-Drunk Love Favorite horror movies: Nightmare on Elm street Hereditary 28 days later Saw Piranha 3D

[@NerdyWillowTree]

Well, he definitely has good but conventional taste but the picks are hardly originial. These are almost all horror films for people who don't necessary like the genre itself. And don't get me wrong, I also like most of these films, but still.

[@ehsanrezai6299]

Next Kubrick??? more like anything like Kubrick...surely he has some fanboys/girls but not as much as Nolan.

[@ChollieD]

Favorite horror: INLAND EMPIRE, Suspiria (2018) Favorite PTA: Inherent Vice