TOP 20 ALIEN HORROR MOVIES | Spookyastronauts

[@thequestion4818]

When im bored at my grocerry store job i pretend the mist is coming and i plan out how to barricade the doors in my head

[@sonicmojo]

Ha ha ha, cute!

[@Starlight_Akira]

I do the same but I run round screaming "DONT GO OUT SIDE! THEY HID IN THE MST" and push tables around.

[@micahsmith173]

This is a great list. I've always felt that we don't have enough "alien horror" these days. I love your channel! Another good unconventional alien horror film is Dark Encounter (2019)

[@lorenatorquato5047]

To this day I can't get myself to enjoy Signs, it's pure terror to me. There's some kids speaking Portuguese at the birthday party, so imagine my despair when first watching it as a 7 year old brazilian kid. This is a movie that terrifies me, same with the book The Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Must have tried to read it at least 4 times as a kid/teenager, but couldn't because I was haunted by the story. I'm not usually freaked out by horror, it's my favorite genre, but alien movies just hit different. Amazing list, Emma! Great video as always!

[@mattfleurant9295]

Very good list! 👍

[@spookyastronauts]

omg thank you Matt, this is one of the first thanks comments i've received! I cant thank you enough for your support of me. What do you want to see next from me?

[@mattfleurant9295]

Eh, anything's fine. Always a nice time.☺️

[@joepascual2388]

Pitch Black- Absolutely needs to be on the list. Phantasm- Really scary horror movie but the alien "twist" can be divisive. Event Horizon- Also really scary but the malevolent force is technically not alien.

[@federicomiyagi8366]

Event Horizon is more of a cosmic horror. yet it is a masterpiece. I wish Paul W. will made more original movies like that one and less game adaptations.

[@dkamhaji]

Agree with Pitch Black! love it

[@sebastianevangelista4921]

@@dkamhaji kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGPKd3eVeruSobcsi=Erl2oiYwo4nEuFEF

[@grahamrich3368]

Agree with Pitch Black! Sooo good!!

[@anemone9081]

The fourth kind is really a movie in an aesthetic style I adore. It's so cold in colours and so Canadian somehow. It's like being sucked into a past that I somehow know but actually never could have been there. It's something that exists in my memory, yet has never happened. The whole setting is amazing and by this I don't necessarly mean the documentary style but more the pictures itself. I like the 90s vibes so much, especially the darker ones.

[@gmork.]

Man, when The faculty came out I was obsessed. It's always good for some cheesy horror Teen fun. Love this list so much, a few I'd never heard of before. My two recommendations are: Circle - 2015 A group of people are placed in a circle aboard a UFO and have to decide who's Life is most important Underwater-2020 Sure you could say these are earth creatures, but the depths of the ocean are as otherworldly to me as those in the night sky. This movie shows a crew trying to survive catastrophe at an underwater facility. The creatures are very Lovecraftian.

[@spookyastronauts]

yeah i think underwater is creature feature BUT I LOVE ITT. might have to do that list next!

[@sebastianevangelista4921]

@@spookyastronauts The director has confirmed that the creature at the end of it is Cthulhu, so I would definitely say that it classifies as a alien movie in disguise.

[@delta.spotter]

I have two movies I highly recommend but aren't horror based. Cosmos and The Vast of Night. Cosmos is about these three British guys who come across a sound and investigate it coming to find some interesting discoveries about something above them... (bad explanation but I was trying not to spoil it). The Vast of Night is about this switchboard operator who hears a sound on a guys radio broadcast and notes him about it. They both investigate the sounds and learn more and more from people around the town about what it could be. Neither of these movies have actual aliens but do have alien craft and its very obvious what they find is otherworldly. Edit: I also forgot about War of the Worlds(2005). It's about these alien tripods that invade this town and follows this guy that got stuck with his kids as they fight for survival. Highly a horror movie, many get traumatized as kids from the tripods sound. The graphics and CGI are very good at parts but questionable at others for the time.

[@lyihz2177]

Great list. I know They Live isn't a horror but I love that one.

[@hallking7441]

Alien is hands down the best sci fi horror movie ever. It's basically perfect.

[@toddhill7483]

I concur, that film is at the very top.

[@shannonbayley3684]

John Carpenter's The Thing for me.

[@MarleeCM]

The cinematography alone !!!

[@donthatetheflayerhatethega4170]

Not even close to ‘The Thing’

[@hallking7441]

@@donthatetheflayerhatethega4170 All the awards and critical reviews prove you are wrong.

[@Freund2300]

i would have never expected to hear anybody mention Communion as their favorite alien horror movie - i absolutely agree, the characters, acting and absurdity of the experience elevate it way over the other movies.

[@missmooniac871]

Event Horizon is excellent and doesn’t get enough love.

[@toddhill7483]

Horrifying film. At some point I would like to see this remade.

[@adriennelee26]

I really liked Honeymoon. It was understated, creepy and realistic. I would like to know the movie you left off the list!

[@Blkpants]

Me too, I cannot think of what it could be!

[@BIG_PASTA]

One of the only movies to creep me out in a very long time and I watch a ton of horror. The subtlety is what did it :)

[@audreydurand9284]

LIFE (2017) is also a good movie overall. Good Soundtrack and Plot twist.

[@thoso1973]

Predator from 1987 deserves to be on the list; it certainly has elements of tension and horror. I remember being angry after watching Dreamcatcher; I was so disappointed in everything that happens after the first act. 😄

[@pinehawk9600]

FR

[@menllenium5150]

Predator needs to be on everyone's Horror/Scifi or Action/Horror list. That is indeed the perfect movie

[@toddhill7483]

Yes, I understand that this is Emma's list. I would definitely insert Predator in favor of Dreamcatcher.

[@abbisaiya2797]

Original Predator has not aged well

[@4411825]

@@abbisaiya2797 Really???

[@AScreenwritersJourney]

I'm so glad COMMUNION was on your list! I read the book, which is much scarier than the film, and had a hard time sleeping at night. Another alien comedy I'd recommend is THE WORLD'S END.

[@spookyastronauts]

omg thank you!!! i swear everyone hates it! I had worlds end on here but i scrapped it last minute haha whoops

[@dukeon]

@@spookyastronauts It’s not just you, Emma. I remember when the book (Communion) came out - scared the crap out of me 👽

[@LarsPeterA]

Communion! I’d almost forgotten about that one. I loved that book and the movie was terrifying. I completely agree with you - it’s really frightening.

[@moviefreakjps]

Thank you for including Communion. I only discovered it a year or two ago, not knowing how I'd missed a Walken movie. Both scared me and made me cry. Beautiful indeed.

[@apresmoa]

Your intro makes so much sense! Is that what inspired your username? Excited to watch this and I'm curious if Alien Romulus will be on this list now. I'm definitely staying tuned!

[@cautionninjas]

“Intruders” which is completely free to watch on KZbin is a great Alien abduction movie from the 80-90’s I think, it’s severely underrated I don’t think many people have seen it.

[@stephaniej2235]

A top one for me is Village Of The Damned (1995) - it probably is just nostalgic for me but I just find it so fun and quite brutal in places! Great video as always Emma ❤️ x

[@elestrabicodebellavista]

Ja, ja, ja... Maybe the small children with white hair and luminous eyes... They are controlling you... Resist! Think of a brick wall!

[@josephc28]

Yeah, I would add Village of the Damned and Brightburn.

[@geraldmartin7703]

Village of the Damned (1960) Children of the Damned (1964)

[@michaelvay8610]

Is Village of the damned an alien movie?

[@stephaniej2235]

@@michaelvay8610 yes 😊

[@MadailinBurnhope]

Fire in the Sky!

[@kong9332]

Attack The Block!

[@a1axel738]

Yo mama !

[@benwhittingtonmusic]

YES!!! THE FACULTY!!!! I was happy for you to end the list straight after that.

[@JoelMyaer]

Caspersight sent me 😊 new sub from Mesa AZ! Cool list thanks for showing Slither some movie list love!!

[@jelaninoel]

There isnt a person alive who watched that scene from Signs unscathed. They’re lying

[@malakai5960]

is it They Live?

[@spookyastronauts]

you are very clever!

[@UnicornMacAndCheese]

Finally catching up on some Caspersight videos and he reacted to this one. I just subbed. Look forward to watching past videos and seeing new videos ❤

[@timlodge8267]

A few films that you skipped the original Blob with Steve McQueen, The Forbidden Planet, JC- They Live, Event Horizon, Phantoms and Starship Troopers.

[@MichaelWutsch]

My favorite alien horror has to be the original Alien. But if it is just alien with no horror, Arrival is my #1

[@221BBakerStreet]

I really enjoyed "Communion" as well. But I'll watch anything Christopher Walken is in, especially his earlier work like this film, "The Dead Zone" and "The Prophecy" to name a few. Whitley Strieber took a big risk writing that book because he put his reputation on the line and left himself open to be considered someone who may not have all his ducks in a row if you get what I mean. There was also a TV mini series back in 1992 called "Intruders" starring Mare Willingham which was apparently based on a true life account book called "Intruders: The incredible visitations at Copley Woods". I realise that it's a TV series and not a movie but I thought it was worth mentioning because it was just so good.

[@dollhousegirl7153]

Keep doing it, Emma. We love you.

[@mikesnow.]

Infini is a little Aussie film super worth checking out that I reckon you'll really dig along these lines. Under The Skin is easily one of the best alien films ever for me, such a trip of a film that just did its own thing with no regard for Hollywood formula, so big respect to the makers of it!

[@muhammadsayyidridhwan3323]

The vast of the night. I really love the suspense. I hope they'll make more alien movies like this one

[@apresmoa]

Thank you for this list. I've written quite a few down to watch and also added some I haven't seen by searching more alien or cosmic horror! Color Out of Space (2019) The Void (2016) The Endless (2017) Coherence (2013) Sphere (1998) In the Mouth of Madness (1994)

[@RavenHouseMystery]

Thanks for sharing your list, Emma. I've seen most of the films you listed and I agree that there are all good. "Communion" is very much a unique film and a bit slow paced, but it has some scenes that are creepy. Obviously, I grew up with a lot of older films like "War Of The Worlds (1953)", "Earth Vs. The Flying Saucers (1955)" and "Invaders From Mars (1953)" which are some of my all-time favorite alien invasion films, but I thought I would try and give you a list of more recent films that are also favorites of mine. So, in no particular order: 1. The Forgotten (2004) 2. Eyes Behind The Stars (1978) 3. Silent Warnings (2003) 4. The Whisperer In Darkness (2011) 5. Tremors (1990) - to quote Fred Ward, "I vote for outer space, no way these things are local boys."

[@half-caffcrochet]

Are you familiar with the KZbin channel Alter? You probably are, but just in case, it's a channel of horror shorts. I would love to see a ranking of horror shorts! A favorite horror short is The Home (and also Man on a Train scared the shit out of me)

[@monsyd913]

Cloverfield is my #1 favorite... horrifying and (IMO) realistic.

[@ersatzsugar3385]

All three Cloverfield movies were creepy fun!

[@danielmunoz456]

@@ersatzsugar3385 I thought Cloverfield Paradox was awful. Set no rules at all so it's just random events that make no sense and ruined any kind of tension for me. Really enjoyed the first two so that was disappointing.

[@spookyastronauts]

I had clover field originally but then I was reading the origin and it’s meant to be a monster that was awaken from the ocean, at least in the first one… so I took it off the list. It’s a creature feature technically

[@ersatzsugar3385]

I thought there was a scene where we see something fall from the sky into the ocean, and that was meant to indicate the monster was not Earth born. I am intrigued now!

[@TheDukeOfReuben]

​​@@ersatzsugar3385that is definitely what they were implying within the context of the movie alone. The story that it was a creature from underwater that was awoken by oil drilling and the thing that fell from the sky was a satellite comes from the ARG(alternate reality game), I believe. I prefer the idea that it was the monster falling into the ocean....but that might not be canon despite the fact that director Matt Reeves says that's what he intended.

[@JustCallMeMeghan]

Signs is hands down my #1 pick. That shot of the alien hand coming out from under the door ..... Chilling.

[@nicolecasal3239]

I loved annihilation! And I definitely will admit, when the 4th kind first came out, it did wrap me into its fun, albeit, slightly cheesy style. However, I dont get the hype and seemingly universal love of a quiet place. Just not my jam for whatever reason. Ill have to give communion a shot, though! Never heard of it. Great list, Emma 🎉

[@mark_in_mi]

Oddly a different Arrival movie would make my list. I get that it's cheesy but there's just something inherently creepy about the aliens in Charlie Sheen's "The Arrival " (1996).

[@idiotbox1814]

One I really enjoyed was Dark Skies. I love how in the beginning it seems it's going to be a Poltergeist situation but then kind of pulls the rug out from under you.

[@dkamhaji]

Im happy you included NOPE. I was very pleasantly surprised by this movie. and you are right at its core its like a Jaws homage, but with so much more. not too scary but with a lot of that Spielberg sense of magic and awe. will be watching fourth kind, communion, and under the skin! thanks as always for the list!

[@toddhill7483]

Sputnik completely caught me by surprise. Amazingly good. And Annihilation was fantastic.

[@angelicaarenas1040]

I loooved Sputnik! glad it made the list!

[@AScreenwritersJourney]

Agreed! I just saw SPUTNIK a few months ago and am ready to watch it again.

[@spookyastronauts]

the creature was so interesting!

[@larrysouthern5098]

Yes!! this movie is an all time classic....It should shake you to the core. Thank you for chosing this movie as one of the all time greats...

[@emperorcupcake]

Great list! Killer Klowns, love to see it! My fave is Night of the Creeps :)

[@kirstylouise7278]

I was 10 when The Faculty came out and it scared the crap out of me when I first saw it.😂 I have LOVED it ever since!!! Nice to see Attack The Block on here too, great mix of comedy and sci-fi with a great cast!

[@SpecialAgentBillMaxwell]

The Color Out of Space with Nic Cage! Dark City Skyline. I think it's from about 2010. It's awesome. Like a gory Independence Day. VHS2? I think it's part 2. The segment with the aliens abducting those kids is ruthless. The sound + visuals is overwhelming.

[@abrimfulofasha]

Brilliant picks.

[@kirkhilton3798]

A recent addition to my favourite “Alien Horror” movies is “Vivarium”, surreal, low budget but packs a punch and stays with you. Watch it without goggling it.

[@apresmoa]

Vivarium isn't bad and it's never mentioned! lol

[@hugomioszewski2214]

The Vast of Night has quickly become one of my favourites. Not a horror but it’s such a beautifully made indie that makes the most of its budget

[@MichaelWutsch]

Has a good vibe and some of the one-shots they did were awesome - the girl taking multiple calls and the camera panning through the town.

[@ptose]

absolutely, and in terms of atmosphere it's amazing. The ending was maybe not that great, but a new classic in my opinion. Not a horror though, as you said.

[@hugomioszewski2214]

@@MichaelWutsch That one shot going through the town is incredible. There’s a great commentary somewhere on KZbin going into how they filmed that scene

[@hugomioszewski2214]

@@ptose Yeah the atmosphere is incredible. Draws me right in every time I watch it

[@kerihazelton5785]

I haven’t found a movie to scratch the itch Vast of Night started in me. The vibe was just so…satisfying. The only thing I can think of that hits me in even remotely the same way is the last scene of Twin Peaks: The Return, where the girl and boy are walking to the girl’s house set in 1950s (1940s? I suddenly can’t recall) New Mexico.

[@wimvanderstraeten6521]

Abel Ferrara's Body Snatchers (1993) is also really good and there's also Virus (1999) with Jamie Lee Curtis. If you like Fire in The Sky and Communion you should also check out Dark Skies (2013).

[@joshuahayes4315]

I really thought you would have LIFE on this list it’s a great film

[@toddhill7483]

Definitely, and a very disturbing ending.

[@horrrorgasmus]

Need to catch up on this alien list. Thanks, Emma!

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

The Fourth Kind has some great acting by Milla Jovovich, but especially by Charlotte Milchard. Watch it just to see her performance.

[@dukeon]

Agreed! One of her best, shows she’s capable of serious dramatic acting, not just action. And Elias Koteas is always good. Even though I know the film is totally fake, I still love it.

[@shaelice4354]

All of which you mentioned are great. I would also like to mention Snatchers and Extraterrestrial which were quite entertaining to me.

[@anthonywheeler2082]

This was a great list. Technically Stephen King's IT is alien horror, but it's such a small detail that's burried into the story it's easy to miss. And both you and Haunted Hippie have gotten to see The Thing in theaters recently. I'm so jealous haha I also noticed your Friends reference :)

[@kjdempsey]

Can’t believe you missed out Dark Skies and Cloverfield

[@horrorableshow]

Man, I love this whole list!!!! You know alien and aliens are my jam. Awesome video emma!! THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE 👽👽👽👽👽🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸

[@spookyastronauts]

Thanks buddy! stay safe!

[@horrorableshow]

@@spookyastronauts THEY INVITED ME ON THE SHIP. They said they want to look at my brain but I don’t see any X-ray machines?? Really nice bunch tho.

[@burgermeister7244]

Thanks for making this video and doing it without spoilers. Bravo! I've seen 11 of the movies on your list (I own 7 of them) so I thought we were on the same wavelength. I purchased and watched Honeymoon based on your recommendation earlier today. I have to say I was really disappointed. The ending was just flat and empty. The buildup was so good. the actors were great, the tension was great, and there were so many places they could have gone with it, but in the end they just fizzled out. I've got to have some kind of an explanation in the end. I sit through 90 minutes of something waiting to see a good reveal, and this one fell flat on that. There were so many neat endings they could have spun off this! I feel like I'm owed an explanation, but got none. We get a hint of where they were trying to go with the last line in the film, and the same line she said earlier, but again it requires more details that simply aren't there. A good movie is one you understand in the end. I was let down with this one.

[@hazzaplayz808]

Alien Abduction and Skinwalker ranch are 2 of my faves

[@SIC1SIX]

Thank god. I thought maybe I was the only one who liked Alien Abduction lol

[@too_fond_of_books]

Great list! Did you hate War of the worlds?

[@thatBoneHead]

Ahh yes the fourth kind that movie scared me when I was younger 😅. And aside from a few favorites there's lots to check out here. Thanks for the list!

[@spookyastronauts]

thanks for watching!

[@karlahowell3676]

I read the book Communion, before I saw the movie, it was terrifying. I also really liked the remake of War of the Worlds

[@leomoneymaker8894]

In for the feet pics 😂😂 I kid I kid.. seriously, you're refreshing. Great list. I've added 6 whole movies I didn't know existed. Thank you!

[@jaki4128]

All my fav stuff, Emma! 😍 👽 One of my forever faves is x-files:fight the future, great creepy, paranoid film.

[@cinemaadvocate4567]

Such an amazing list as usual. Youre defs my favourite horror channel on youtube. For the most part we have pretty similar taste and i love content creators who have more to share than the common favs. Huge fan of underrated gems. Theres one alien horror im yet to get my hands on that ive been anticipating for quite some time called "all the gods in the sky" it seems to be in the realm of cosmic horror more which is my favourite sub genre of horror. Would love to see your take on it one day

[@VolcanoGroupie]

More movies: The Endless; Cloverfield; Hungerford (and it’s sequel, The Darkest Dawn); They Live; Monsters; Apollo 18

[@spookyastronauts]

Cloverfield is a creature feature ive found... i thought it was an alien flick too.. but in the first film at least its more of an ocean monster like godzilla. Great film though! i had it on my list originally

[@TheDukeOfReuben]

​​@@spookyastronauts a year late here but....what is accepted canon for the monster? There's the version that says the monster was in the ocean and awoken by oil drilling and that what fell into the ocean at the end of the movie was a satellite. But Matt Reeves, just last year, claims that what fell into the ocean was, in fact, the monster. The monster falling into the ocean makes way more sense with the information provided within the movie. The satellite/oil drilling stuff mostly comes from the ARG. Clearly, within the context of the movie alone, that shot of something falling into the water had to be intended to make us think that was the monster arriving.

[@sebastianevangelista4921]

Over the past 10-15 years we've seen a prevalence of religious horror, but honestly it would be amazing if we got a massive wave of sci-fi horror for a change. Ghosts and demons have been a bit worn out by now, but aliens are always awesome!

[@seano4977]

I'd really recommend the remake of The Blob with Shawnee Smith and Kevin Dillon. I think it's a hidden gem.

[@mattmccomas1]

One of my favorites!

[@BeckywiseTheDancingClown]

Second this!

[@bryangarcia5599]

A great one indeed, but it's not _really_ an alien film. The original 1958 _Blob_ was, but in the remake, the titular 'Blob' is ultimately revealed to be, not a creature of extraterrestrial origin _per se,_ but a biological weapon created by the American military during the Cold War, which was ejected into space aboard a satellite, mutated while in the depths of space as a result of cosmic radiation, and crashed back down to Earth in its highly volatile 'Blob' form.

[@jenniferhart6136]

Love your channel! Love that you included, “Grabbers!” I noticed you didn’t include, “Cloverfield.” I love that movie because of the found footage and I find the characters kind of goofy and endearing. I also noticed you didn’t include: The Abyss, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Predator, Species, and War of the Worlds. I still love your list!

[@WTLeroux]

This is a great list!

[@teejaye6226]

well done.....excellent actually!

[@areebaareeba4836]

Dark skies is a great alien movie and the only one so far that has really stayed with me after a long long time. The ending is just scary. The fourth kind was a great one too but in the end it just went bonkers like it totally derailed.

[@toddhill7483]

A good film indeed, and unsettling.

[@toddhill7483]

Good stuff Emma, I would insert both Aliens and Prometheus from the Alien franchise. I also enjoyed the film, Life, but wish that they would have used lesser known actors, despite Rebecca Ferguson's excellent performance.

[@rodolfojaviercampos2012]

I don't know if this is the movie you don't like but I'd add "The Void"

[@dead_beatbunny]

That's not an alien movie?

[@markolson6530]

That's cool you like communion, I'm a Whitley striber fan and love how his experience changed his whole writing career

[@digimancer8333]

AHH yes Emma I finally found your channel again! Missed your videos gorL

[@spookyastronauts]

Yesss we are the best ♒️

[@mwGoosman]

I have never heard of Attack of the Killer Klowns. Looked it up and it is such a campy 80's movie. How did I miss this growing up? Thanks! Ben from Casper Vision recommended you 😊.

[@spookyastronauts]

Yes it’s one of my favourites!

[@Polterguts]

Great list. That's funny, I feel the opposite about ET and Close Encounters. Close Encounters scared the daylights out of me when I was a kid, especially the scene when the little boy gets sucked out the door. I saw it again in the theatres a few years back and it still had the same unnerving effect. There are a few other jumpy moments in there that surface when you least expect it. Spielberg has a way of setting you up to think his film is going to be all unicorn and rainbows, but there are always darker themes and connotations, often subtle, brewing under the surface. Also, do "Mothman Prophecies" and/or "Eraserhead" qualify as alien horror?. 😁😛🤔

[@slayet2ville1]

Signs is the best Alien Horror EVER , no bs explosions. Even tho one if the first Signs trailers had military shooting up into the sky. Communion’s opening has allways stuck with me growing up, the music and the city scene are great

[@dustinjay3743]

Signs was a master piece and nothing even comes close. We need another film like that

[@coolhive2941]

Great list, Emma. How do I know it’s a great list? Because I’ve seen everything on it except for Nope. LOL. Most of them I even own on Blu-ray. Except for honeymoon and nope. The movies I would probably include are the two versions of war of the worlds. I love both of them. And yes I do consider them horror movies.

[@Seroxm13]

Signs and Alien Abduction are my faves! Surprised Alien Abduction didn't make it to your top 10, let alone top 20?! 😮 Signs is the only movie ever to traumatize me as a kid! 14 year old teen. After watching that movie, I slept with ALL my windows closed at night for years to come. Always thinking 1 of those aliens would appear in my windows...

[@raywalton1291]

Invasion of the Body Snatchers is my favorite film. One of the most soul crushing endings ever.

[@debbiemac1923]

Love the original 1950’s version, but the later remake is good too. There’s also a version with Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig, “Invasion”.

[@joeertman]

Yeah that scene from Signs was great, I watched it with my family when I was rly young and it was the first thing to genuinely terrify me…

[@GoddessLadyRei]

OMG! Dark Skies was amazing.

[@boostergold9160]

I liked alot of ones already on this list except Communion, my other favorite films are Life (2017); The Hidden (1987); Super 8 (2011); War of The Worlds (2005); Arrival (2016) and No One Will Save You (2023)

[@Lostpassage28]

Pandorum is by far my favorite space horror

[@PervySage723]

Signs is the peak of alien movies for me, peak of films in general for me actually

[@bongumusangcobo4474]

Nope was amazing bro.❤❤❤

[@jam_is_jammin]

Nice list. There are quite a few on here that I haven’t seen. Have you seen The Vast of Night? The storytelling in this film is top notch.

[@bryangarcia5599]

_Little Shop of Horrors_ (1986) _Village of the Damned_ (1960) _Night of the Creeps_ (1986) _Lifeforce_ (1985) _Xtro_ (1982) _The Deadly Spawn_ (1983) _Bad Taste_ (1987) _20 Million Miles to Earth_ (1957) _God Told Me To_ (1976) _Howard the Duck_ (1986)

[@Ultra-Collector]

I edited out the really dumb end of Mist so i could let my son watch it. To this day he has no idea how that movie actually ends! I did this with tons of horror because he liked the genre so much! He’s also been on film sets and around movie monsters and props his entire life.

[@johnnylikes]

The Blob (80's version). Underrated and holds up well.

[@gm9984]

Hi Emma. I really dig alien and horror movies. Put them together and you've got my full attention ❤

[@Matchanofoam]

remember when i seen dark skies i couldn't sleep in my room for a week

[@jeffberes4235]

Slither is great. Amazing acting. And I love how we meet the mayor.

[@_TheViewer_]

Another wonderful List, thank you so much for all the inspiration to pull from ! 🥳 I’m taking each to me unknown one at a time and Dark Skies & Honeymoon already went under the radar, so I’m back on digging after those 😂

[@vickytime3855]

I absolutely love Sputnik!! Also, Save Yourselves is very fun!

[@toddhill7483]

I concur. I watched Sputnik just to kill time and ended up loving it.

[@sirdudleynightshade8747]

I liked "Hangar 10" which is based on 1980 UFO occurrence in a Suffolk forest. Very realistic though I found the end a bit confusing. Not a film for young ladies to watch on their own late at night when the wind is howling outside and tree branches are knocking against the fence.

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Event horizon or Pitch Black