RANKING Horror Movie Subgenres and Themes TIER LIST | Spookyastronauts

[@ArgentIcon]

My favorite genre is "rich people horror"... you know the ones with fancy houses by the lake/forest, uncomfortable evening dinners and everyone is a wine addict... He's an architect, she's a psychiatrist for children. And then spooky stuff happens :o

[@Lilboozibert]

Actually, I just saw Humane last night. It was great...and would go well on your list 😂.

[@ScarsLittleton]

The Purge vibes lol

[@Wraiven22]

I too love seeing very wealthy people get rekt (fictionally, of course 😌)

[@78Mustang]

​@@Wraiven22 of course😉

[@frankstill1387]

I liked the film The Luring. It's a psychological thriller and it takes place in Vermont, The house in it is remote but not typical remote if that makes any sense. Very creepy.

[@fart_restoration]

Mike Flanagan is the only one doing ghosts well now, and bless him for it.

[@danielcarlson5362]

"I eat possession for breakfast!" lol....Emma drops new tagline. :)

[@juliarichart]

Would love, adore and appreciate a tier list of scream queens! I think there have been so many incredible actors who have been wonderful at their craft and it would be great to highlight them. it would also be a great opportunity to highlight some older actors from the 70s and 80s as well.

[@Sp00kySteph]

Love the tier list! It would be so cool to see you expand on your favorites/misses from each genre! Like horror comedy, I would love to find some lesser known films that you liked, other than what was mentioned of course

[@TF2ReplayMaker]

Great idea tbh

[@Blazntrax81]

As an American fan of yours, i love the way you say your O's. Its nice to listen to.

[@finsternis1986]

Australian English loves those diphthongs! 😆 I like Aussie accents a lot too.

[@jadew2072]

I'm Australian and have no idea what you mean by this 😂

[@finsternis1986]

@@jadew2072 You guys smash two (or 3) sounds into one, usually vowels. O=ao, I=oi, no="naur", etc. One example that way over-exaggerated it, was when Opie and Anthony (former American radio hosts) made fun of this Aussie guy once by repeatedly mimicking him saying "Oh no!" over and over in an Australian accent until it literally just became "AYE NYE!" lol.

[@filmfangirls9163]

This is such a great idea for a teir list!! I've never thought about the different themes and it's so cool to think about where I would rank them!

[@nonstophorrorofficial]

Love that you put Aliens so high. Just did a video on alien horror, and I feel the same!

[@tannerlove8156]

I also love gothic horror and wish they’d take that approach more - which Is why I’m super stoked for Robert Egger’s Nosferatu!!

[@graceleathers5970]

I loved Hellraiser too! For me, it’s definitely a combo of body horror, cosmic to an extent, and it’s got pyschosexual elements. They’re very hard to pin down to one theme. My fave sub genres are for sure psychological, vampires, gore, gothic

[@existenz001]

Hellraiser released in my country years delayed, I was 10 and my dad took me to watch it... Because I liked horror. Let's say that when the psychosexual elements kicked in, we both knew I shouldn't be there 😂

[@Fretfulbanjo]

You never say “let’s talk spooky stuff” anymore 😔

[@spookyastronauts]

Yeah I changed that many years ago, but I feel it in my heart

[@Horror_Savant_Jayme]

Love the list!!! 💜 You asked a good question about Hellraiser. It's definitely body horror with gore/splatter, religious and occult themes. So it's a complicated movie for sure.

[@UberNuber]

I hate change. Change back. K, thx, bye 😊​@@spookyastronauts

[@salemslotandmore8278]

@@spookyastronauts Emma, maybe You can do a "Top Ten" Video for each of the 25 Sub-Genres, if You haven't ALREADY done that. (Sorry for not knowing if You have done this ALREADY) 😀

[@GreetingsFromBlackwoodFarm]

@@salemslotandmore8278 Shame on you. Unbelievable.

[@chellyfishing]

I feel like I’m the only person who loves anthologies. Whenever I watch reviewers talk about them they have the same opinion as you but I feel the opposite, each segment has the opportunity to blow me away. I especially think the framing device can make it fun, like Mortuary Collection. I always say I don’t like zombie things but two of my favs (Little Monsters and One Cut of the Dead) are zombie movies. (I’m also a huge resident evil fan.) it’s one of those “it has to be good” genres for me I guess. Body horror is the one I really struggle with personally, but I think that’s an extension of having BDD. Not feeling at home in your own body hits a little too hard for me. I really agree with a lot of your opinions overall! I’m always here for ghosts and witches!! More ghost films please, Emma wills it!

[@jackobatgaming]

I agree with anthologies. It's true that over all they are only as good as their worst entry, but on the other hand, I don't have to love the entire movie to have found one really fun segment that kind of redeems the entire viewing experience. And Trick R Treat is probably a top 20 horror movie for me (maybe even top ten.)

[@kathleech8044]

I love anthologies- I have a soft spot for the 70s Amicus films in particular

[@LUVBOTZ]

Psychobiddy is my favorite subgenre. Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte, Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?, Straight Jacket, Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? What's the Matter With Helen? Sometimes Aunt Martha Does Dreadful Things, Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker, Blood Rage (that works as a slasher and a psychobiddy)... it's a niche subgenre but I love it.

[@rebeccawebber]

i’m SO glad you talked about the wind (2018)! it’s one of my favorites because it’s so moody and isolated.

[@jessicahergert845]

Amazing list, Emma! I always get so confused to hear you say that Home Invasion isn't super effective for you as it is the one subgenre that really gets under my skin!

[@janaethomson257]

Love this!!! Would love a top 5 of movies for each sub genre!!

[@wolfe8421]

I actually never knew that there WAS a genre for what I now know to be 'Cosmic Horror' - thank you! :) I would love a list of CH faves!

[@fosterseth]

love this tier list idea!

[@christianmaiorino8649]

7:56 Steven Soderbergh is releasing a ghost horror film with Lucy Liu called Presence!! I could not be more excited 😭🙏

[@pgratedslasher6076]

I LOVE anthologies. I always saw it as kind of a showcase for directors I've never heard of, and it leads me down rabbit holes that way. Plus I've always been more of a fan of bite sized stories. Something about the tight time frame, that leave certain questions unanswered, works well to keep things mysterious

[@paigeherrmann6332]

I loved this video concept. I’m definitely going to make my own tier list now

[@TheAnadrome]

Thanks Emma. Your lists, help me in my own thinking about horror. I have identified several more rather large genres that have been squatting in the middle of us all for years growing and growing. I'm going to do something in the next on Cabal Horror. I'm nit going to tell you what it is yet. But I'll let you know when I post it. Also I'm making a bigger distinction now between subject horror (vampires, zombies, haunted houses, etc) and mood horror (found footage, J-horror, folk horror, etc.) and these almost seem like two entirely different ways of categorizing horror films and often have films that totally overlap in other ways of defining genres. But that's the fun isn't it. Then again I have a LOT of physical copies so I had to choose between which style of genre keeping I was using. So rather than use any of the mood horror for my shelves it's all subject horror. Which means found footage films are in all the categories that they deal with, rather than a separate section for each sort of mood or style. Anyway I will be making many more pieces on horror genres.

[@half-caffcrochet]

I LOVED this video. I came home from work overwhelmed and bawling and your video lifted me right out of the pit - not only that, my whole family watched it and made our own ranking and discussed so much that it took us almost two hours to finish your video.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@spookyastronauts]

I’m so glad you enjoyed this, sorry you had such a bad day

[@adelaideoressiewest966]

I would put Hellraiser in the Splatter section. So much of it is focused on the graphic gooey practical effects, including the body modifications of the cenobites.

[@jean-frederickbolduc3933]

Was thinking the same for zombie. Moved it up to unpredictable after thinking about it. Shauwn of the dead, Dawn of the dead and the remake, Pet cemetery, 18 days later, zombieland, the one where the guy in london wake up and is stuck in his apartment, ect. There is a lot of stinkers but there is a lot of great ones too.

[@spookyastronauts]

Yeah it’s hard to categorise pet sematary because it’s almost paranormal? With occult core?

[@mattfleurant9295]

I like how you put the list together. I agree that zombies belong in the 'Group Watch' tier at this point,the genre became so oversaturated in the late 2000s-early 2010s, despite the fact that 1978s' Dawn Of The Dead is my honest to God favorite movie of all time. Also, I agree with Action Horror being in 'Unpredictable', but Alien: Covenant? Really? You couldn't go with the original? 😄

[@spookyastronauts]

Thanks! I don’t believe that the Covent trailer but thank you!!! Appreciate your support

[@HECTORMONTALVO-le9cn]

Did you mention cannibals(jungle) and giallos(Italy)? Anyway neat list good ranking and cool video Emma!👉🏼🙂👈

[@spookyastronauts]

Oh yeah Giallo would have been great ! Missed that one

[@kathleech8044]

Was waiting for Giallo as that would be on my most anticipated tier

[@HECTORMONTALVO-le9cn]

@@spookyastronauts 😊👍

[@HECTORMONTALVO-le9cn]

@@kathleech8044 ☺️

[@karldr4yner]

If you're not a huge fan of werewolf films then check out 'The Cursed' - a stunning film that incorporates a lot more folklore, period drama & emotional aspects over action 😃

[@salemslotandmore8278]

Thank You for the List and Video 😀

[@colmobrien9558]

Great stuff, thanks

[@awkward_mushr00m]

Going off of Christmas horror, I always have a good time with holiday horror’s in general lol. I’d also love to know where you’d rank crime horror!

[@susanmctavish6639]

My favorite film with a Witch: The Wizard of Oz.😀

[@wanya_telborn]

Yay! Love these ❤

[@IAmAnotherFilmBuff]

Can you do a video for giallo film recommendations please? I love your vids so much💝

[@JICGR]

Interesting. My list it's quite differently. S: Psychological, Slasher, Apocalyptic. A: Witch, Found footage, Possession, Home Invasion, Zombies. B: Ghost, Action, Vampire, Creature, Christmas. C: Alien, Occult, Religious. D: Folk, Gothic, Comedy, Gore, Werewolf. E: Body Horror, Cosmic, Anthology, Western.

[@Wraiven22]

Cosmic horror is probably the most interesting sub genre to me, and we get so few of them! Such untapped potential. Color Out of Space and Coherence in particular are so good. I would also love to see more films based on Skinwalkers/Wendigos.

[@thomasffrench3639]

To me slashers are the definition of Unpredictable, so I got to agree. There is a ton of hidden gems in the genre like The Burning, House on Sorority or My Bloody Valentine, but so much of it sucks like Pieces or The Mutilator. However, some films in the big franchises are great like the Friday the 13th sequels and the original Halloween, while other entries are overrated such as the first Friday the 13th or the Halloween sequels. It feels like you don't know where the good slasher films are, because of how rough some series can be and how some of the worst standalone slasher films are more popular than the best ones. It's just a mess all around for me, and I don't know if I am going into a good movie or a bad movie.

[@coffemuse]

Today I just found out about the subgenre 'quiet horror' (I obviously don't watch much horror, I just like your channel). Quiet Horror I think is my A tier. Maybe you sort of covered it with cosmic and psychological? I'm more reader than watcher, and I love Shirley Jackson. My two fave horror movies are A Quiet Place (the oG) and An American Werewolf in London.

[@Jivansings]

Somehow "November" has been in purgatory, so I'm going to watch it tonight! Thank you as always, horroryoga

[@reaganstallings8624]

Aaaah you mentioned deathgasm! I feel like no one mentions that movie and it's definitely one of my comfort films

[@corpse7333]

I'm always excited when your videos are on the thumbnail. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@Dn-lnm]

Those are my favorite kind of horror videos! Maybe sequels next?

[@drewcorry5056]

Hands down absolutely loved loved your face reaction when it came to group C. Outstanding All Around

[@Lannie85]

Sci-fi horror, creature features, and horror comedies always go right to the top for me!

[@MadailinBurnhope]

this video started me wondering, is there an "opposite" of Folk Horror? and then I thought about how Folk Horror tends to be rural and about poor people; Gothic Horror! also tends to be period horror but set in huge mansions and about counts and the ghosts of powerful families, rich people SpookyAustronauts, the opposite of Folk Horror is Gothic Horror; you're welcome ❤

[@frankstill1387]

I just watched a indie horror film called The Luring and I really liked it. It's super creepy and weird but in a good way. I like that it had fractal effects like how the lights dim in some scenes putting the characters in this void so when the devil talks to the protagonist he's really talking to his soul.

[@gamelairtim]

Okay, got to get into this :) ...I expect to find out a lot about myself by filling this out, lol S- Most Anticipated: Comedy, Cosmic, Creature, Werewolves A- Good Time: Action, Body, Christmas, Occult, Witches B- Unpredictable: Anthology, Apocalyptic, Folk, Ghost, Gothic, Home Invasion, Psychological, Western C- Risk: Aliens, Found Footage, Religious, Zombies D- Group: Slashers, Vampires E- Watchlist Purgatory: Possession, Gore My approach to this, thinking about the theater experience, is to default to Unpredictable and adjust from there based on my heart rate :D I also want to say that my 'Group Watch' only isn't a dig against those movies, it is just that my friend group makes those more fun. Also, this is ordered in terms of "What types of movies I enjoy" rather than 'what is more scary or horrifying'. Finally, I think of Hellraiser as Creature, just with Body Horror elements.

[@DeltaSixDJ]

I do consider Hellraiser as body horror :) My favourite subgenre is Gothic. I just adore the atmosphere and the way it isolates characters to expose their psychology. And the use of light, dark and empty spaces to create scares. The Innocents has to be one of the more underrated horror films of all time, it's so beautifully made and the lady on the lake is one of the enduring images that sends shivers down my spine. And an all-timer performance by Deborah Kerr. I'd love to see some more Cosmic Horror coming through, it's my other fave. Done well there could be some spectacular films in the future - a chance for a filmmaker with a real vision to create something awesome. I've heard that Guillermo del Toro is interested in creating such a film and doing it right - and I think he'd be the perfect person for the job. It's tricky though, it will require a sort of balancing act between what is shown and what is suggested (to keep the 'beyond comprehension' of it all) - so I'm thinking sound design, playing with settings and lighting, maybe an oceanic setting would provide the mystery and depth needed.

[@HorrorNorms]

I adored this film❤ and can't wait to rewatch. Willa was amazing and I'd love of your next T shirt was the Kyle Gallner Appreciation Club

[@flateiacantis7510]

Yes we need more ghost movies, like The Others or The Orphanage 😁

[@AshleyWincer]

One Werewolf & Comedy Horror - Wolf Cop. Still yet to watch Wolf Cop 2..

[@kathleech8044]

Wolf Cop is fun!

[@tanjab.7753]

Hellraiser is above/beyond all categories. Favourite horror movie for me for 30 years.

[@maxgarcia1454]

I think its interesting that you said you werent scared of the home invasion genre. As someone who lives alone in tiny studio, thats probably my biggest fear. I literally have no escape route besides my front door and nowhere to hide but my tiny closet. That being said, I can totally see how my situation wouldn't really make for engaging cinema unless it was more psychological, like being stalkedl. If someone breaks in with the intent to kill me, thats a super short story because I'm just gonna die in like the first 5 minutes. The end, scare time over

[@joanaroque-bm7xr]

new video yay

[@guiilty368]

Most Anticapated: Slashers, Home Invansion, Alien, Creature Feature, and Physchological Good Time: Action Horror, Found Footage, Apocalypic, and Possesion Unpredictable: Ghost, Witch, Anthology, Gothic Risky: Cosmic and Gore (just cause sometimes the gore is just over the top and way too disturbing) Group: Comedy, Zombie, Vampire, Xmas, Body Don't care for: Werewolf, Religious, Occult (aside Midsommar, I really liked that) , Western, and Folk

[@jackobatgaming]

Obviously, there's SO many horror sub genres it would be impossible in a single video to remember and name them all, but one that I enjoy that you missed is one that I think of as "Entity" movies. I define this genre as modern/urban setting, and some sort of not easily classified being with it's own unique "rules" and lore. Examples are Smile, It Follows, The Babadook, Sinister, Slenderman, etc. It can't be stated to be a ghost or demon or based on folklore, or whatever, it's just some unnamed and unexplained intelligent thing that has it's own special rules. These stories feel like they borrow a lot from certain "creepy pastas" or SCP ideas.

[@miguel_ignacio]

You know you’ve been following Emma for a while when you remember she didn’t like action horror and are genuinely surprised for that step up 😂

[@robertsnodgrass3923]

“Jesus wept know what I mean.” Hahahaha you are amazing

[@vanessalaughtland4417]

I had to play along here! :) Maybe these would change over time, and I have favourites even in the ones I'd consider risky (e.g. The Witch), but I think I'm happy with these choices XD S - Most Anticipated: Psychological, Possession, Witches A - A Good Time: Slashers, Gothic, Home Invasion, Occult, Religious, Aliens B - Unpredictable: Action Horror, Found Footage, Ghosts, Vampires, Christmas Horror C - Risky Cinema Trip: Apocalyptic, Folk Horror, Cosmic Horror D - Group Watch Only: Gore/Splatter, Zombies, Anthology, Body Horror, Comedy Horror, Creature Feature E - Watchlist Purgatory: Western, Werewolves

[@Grimrv]

I would categorize hellraiser as gothic splatter. But I could see fantasy and it definitely has body horror. But the biggest theme I always take away is the hopelessness and depravity of the human race/ experience and that reminds me a lot of the splatter and gothic genres the most.

[@janeyeatts3819]

Hellraiser is more Cosmic Horror than anything else, and this is because the puzzle box opens a gateway to another dimension - very much like Event Horizon does. The Thing 1982 is probably the most beloved of Cosmic Horror films, and probably the 70s version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, though yes, they could be in the Alien category as well. Bird Box, Color Out of Space, The Endless and Underwater are more recent examples of really good Cosmic Horror.

[@MrAndy12878]

Thought process 🔥🤘🏼 Only thing missing is, Its So bad its good genre tier 😂

[@iwilder94]

Western horror seems like such a small subgenre. I can think of maybe 5 or 6 off the top of my head, and some of those are combined with other subgenres like Near Dark, Nope, or Tremors

[@andrewjmcquinn9996]

I never considered Nope to be a Western Horror. I do like Westworld.

[@spookyastronauts]

Leave nope out of this haha

[@andrewjmcquinn9996]

@@spookyastronauts I mean I'm not bashing it by any means I love that film. I just always thought of western horror as set in earlier times is all. Lol.

[@Imconsciouslyconfussed]

Home invasion is probably my favorite

[@brocoolhurst]

I would put Hellraiser in Occult I think. The hell dimensions and the puzzle box and the bargaining etc. but deffo also body horror

[@Sierrahwy420]

Tales from the Hood is a great anthology

[@BryanH63]

Been watching "scary" movies for 55 years... my fave have always been Creature Features

[@RavenHouseMystery]

Great job in putting this list together, Emma. My tier list turned out to be quite odd in its results. Psychological Horror was the only subgenre that made it to Most Anticipated, though I am figuring "Mystery Horror/Thriller" to be a subgenre very close to Psychological. That's just showing my love of older films, I think. I have "Slasher" as Good Time, but "Gore/Splatter" at Watchlist Purgatory. I love murder mysteries, just not gory ones. 😉 Action/Horror, Alien and Creature Feature also all Good Times.

[@dommoore6180]

I enjoy psychological horror however I do think it's played out at the minute. This is a video game so not horror movies exactly but I'm a big fan of Alone in the Dark (the original especially) and there was a recent reboot that I also very much enjoyed. However it shifted what in the original was very much supernatural with only a thin thread of psychological horror, that was more of a misdirect if anything, into a story that focused specifically on the psychological element for much of the middle act. On it's own this is fine to me. But in a world where so much of the hyped up popular horror media (new or old) on the internet these days, is psychological horror, it felt cheap and tired to place extra focus on that small element of it. So I don't dislike the subgenre but I do think it could take a break at this point in horror as a whole, not just in movies. It might actually feel less played out if only focusing on one medium, I don't know. (side note, I'd argue Halloween actually had more in common with a gothic story than your typical slasher initially. Michael Myers was essentially a human shell for an inhuman, supernatural force of evil from ancient times. This force invades the supposed normality of a typical modern setting which becomes totally unfriendly and dangerous on Halloween night. I've always felt Halloween likely took some sort of inspiration from Dracula actually. Lots of similar elements. Ancient evil force in the shape of a man, eccentric Dr attempting to stop this force only he has any sort of understanding of, Mina/Laurie in contrast to Lucy/Laurie's friends. I'd seriously argue that after Halloween 6 that whole series totally lost itself and subsequently became more of a typical slasher than what it had been up to that point)

[@schmuelking1535]

I love the Perth pronunciation of "cinemAH"

[@spookyastronauts]

I’m not from perth 🤣

[@schmuelking1535]

@@spookyastronauts I took a punt ok! :) Regardless, I love your work and your channel is my favourite horror channel :)

[@spookyastronauts]

Thank you !

[@Celebrindal333]

You are the only person I’ve ever heard even mention ‘The Wind’ and I had the most bizarre glitch in the matrix experience with this movie. I watched it 3 times because I kept forgetting that I watched it (I did the same thing with Constantine) BUT the second time I watched it I swear the villain was genuinely supernatural and the husband eventually believed the wife because he saw it for himself but when I watched it a 3rd time it was back to being her losing her mind in the harsh conditions. It really messed me up because I can’t find anything about an alternate ending being shot.

[@blinddog1212]

Great tier list! And thank you for saying things aren't back to normal re: covid; they really aren't. And I'm one of those sickos who still enjoys watching apocalytic horror, some zombie stuff, pandemic stuff...so thanks for making me feel at home here on this corner of the internet. :)

[@INCBlackbird]

I cathegorize hellraiser as cosmic body horror.

[@JoeySkellington17]

My favorite werewolf movie is Trick R Treat!

[@liminalquartz]

I got a great western for you! The Burrowers. Trust me, hidden gem

[@irina1296]

First time hearing someone calls Alien an Action/Horror film. Only Aliens (1986) was Action/Adventure/Horror film while Alien (1979) is PURE Sci-Fi/Horror/Thriller, Alien 3 is Sci-Fi/Thriller/Drama

[@MadailinBurnhope]

I think the only genre that is consistently in my Watchlist Purgatory is Slashers

[@correlated22]

I'm not sure I understand your opinion on home invasion.. You don't find something true-to-life scary but you love ghost and possession movies? Those do it for you? What is it about home invasion that doesn't work for you? Genuinely curious.

[@Wraiven22]

I concur. I love supernatural horror but it doesn’t really scare me the same as a home invasion or slasher, something that could actually happen to me in real life. People are the scariest thing out there in the world, not ghosts or demons.

[@spookyastronauts]

I meant I’m not scared of someone breaking into my house. Just not a fear of mine, just like I’m not scared of bugs or spiders… I know they exist but don’t scare me

[@user-pq9ri3lt2g]

Folk horror + creature feature + found footage style = the best mix

[@ryebread9299]

Loving This video queen!

[@obelus72]

christmas horror just reminds me of how much I want a final destination christmas movie. it would be the perfect combo of campiness, and could get really subversive/ creative

[@spookyastronauts]

Omggg yes

[@tannernicolai7031]

Have you seen 'No One Will Save You'? It's a grey aliens horror movie that came out last year, I really enjoyed it.

[@spookyastronauts]

Yes I reviewed it!

[@markolson6530]

Rare exports is my favorites Christmas horror

[@Nexils]

Okay, so Emma's ultimate movie would be a psychological horror movie about the ghost of a space witch :p

[@spookyastronauts]

Sounds great

[@lunamoonbaby4865]

I watched the new Netflix film, The Deliverance, last night. Not a perfect movie, but I gobble up possession movies, too!

[@OneHardyRue]

I really enjoyed The Wind.

[@Disc0bloodbth]

I definitely would put Hellraiser in body horror

[@Edowin-jz2sj]

Zombies are definitely at the bottom for me. It would have to have some incredibly unique idea for me to be interested. Home Invasion and Body Horror are also near the bottom. Gothic, Witch, Occult, Folk, and Ghost are probably around the top of list for me.

[@markaitkenguitar]

Folk horror all day! You couldn’t pay me to watch home invasion films.

[@Tankekraft]

I would put Hellraiser as Occult Body horror, maybe gothic becasue of the looks, but I'm thinking cybergoth rather than victorian gothic.

[@janacabenson8503]

I loved this

[@markolson6530]

Melancholia is a fantastic apocalyptic movie

[@blinddog1212]

Check out The Crescent (2017) for a fine Canadian cosmic horror!

[@celestialsaph6402]

It’s not just that The Walking Dead did zombies to death, it’s also that single piece of zombie media since is just retreading the same steps. It’s been over a decade and The Last of Us is still just doing the Walking Dead over and over again!

[@jamesmcconnon8923]

Where would you put Anna and the Apocalypse? It's a Christmas musical zombie horror comedy.

[@woodsro]

Much to think about here. I keep thinking of the ones I really love, like found footage or cosmic horror, where I always want to give them the benefit of the doubt but 97% of the time are absolute garbage. Guess that means I’m always willing to give them a go, just in case!

[@Mdgeist316]

Would you consider Giallo films to be a sub-genre of Slashers? And regarding Hellraiser, I think it would be under gothic body horror.

[@AndreasIreland]

Thanks

[@spookyastronauts]

thank you!!!

[@ErikahhhGeee]

LETS BRING BACK ALIEN MOVIES ABOUT THE GREYS !!! 👽

[@TherealGodzillaitsyaboi]

Godzilla appreciates the creature feature rating.

[@spookyastronauts]

I love Godzilla!

[@TherealGodzillaitsyaboi]

@@spookyastronauts 🥹