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00:00 Welcome Friends, I'm here to roast myself
01:16 Tusk (2014)
03:12 Swimfan (2002)
04:12 Dreamcatcher (2003)
05:42 I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)
06:37 Lords of Salem (2012)
07:30 House of Wax (2005)
08:41 Communion (1989)
10:01 Knock Knock (2015)
11:47 Seed of Chucky (2004)
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[@ecs-xix]

I always say that a film doesn’t have to be “good” to be entertaining!! A lot of “bad” films bring us so much joy

[@sonnyford2407]

Thirteen Ghosts gets such a bad wrap but it's honestly one of my favourite horror movies of all time! The glass house with shifting walls containing all these different ghosts is such a creative original idea. Plus Matthew Lillard's performance in it is so underrated with how layered it is.

[@iamjackspyramidshapedhelmet]

Thirteen Ghosts is iconic and deserves cult status. One of my all time favorites

[@ladeington]

Dark Castle Entertainment are making a series of Thirteen Ghosts! Matthew Lillard is brilliant in that film and was one of my favourites too, and holds up on a rewatch too, an absolute cult classic.

[@savannahrains8187]

Watched house of wax for the first time a few months ago, and was pleasantly surprised. It is for sure not as bad as the ratings

[@andronymous31]

The piano scene stayed with me for years! Lol!

[@mrkos87]

@@andronymous31 Yeah, that was messed up.

[@serenacelestine]

I will throw hands to defend this movie!! It’s such a great guilty pleasure horror and tbh I actually think it’s v effective and achieves exactly what it sets out to.

[@CarolineCP]

I´m still convinced part of the low rating comes from Paris Hilton, even though she was actually above decent. But well, bashing celebrities for appearing where they aren't expected is a thing that I´ll never get.

[@andronymous31]

@@CarolineCP honestly, that was part of the reason I wanted to watch it, to see her kick the bucket. It wasn't because she didn't belong in movies, though. I just couldn't handle the vapid, snobby persona she kept at the time. I'm not that way now.

[@isaacq517]

here's the thing, Emma. you single-handedly clued me in to so many movies over the last 18 months that i've ended up adoring. you're pretty much one of maybe 3 people whose movie recommendations i trust. it's gonna take a lot more than just a few unpopular opinions to dent your credibiility for me!

[@pattiray8542]

Hear,hear!

[@irishsteel1092]

Reviewers take note! For every, 'movies you love I hate video', there should be one of these videos to balance. Its easy to pick holes in anything, but it is much more challenging to do this style of content. Great video Emma, this is what makes a well balanced movie critic.

[@jaredarola8877]

I also love Tusk! It’s weirdly my “New Years” go to rewatch and I only rewatch it then every year for whatever reason😂 Knock Knock is also underrated!! Also, happy birthday!!🎉🥳

[@marcuscrawford585]

I agree with you on Eli Roth being hit or miss. Personally, I love both of the first Hostel films.

[@jspencer3088]

You had me at Tusk. When Kevin Smith finally decides to hang up his Director’s hat (he’s been hinting about for like ten years) and people are assessing his career there will be a lot more hits than misses. He is wildly under appreciated, particularly amongst his contemporaries of that era. Among the films that will be reevaluated will be Tusk. It’s such a grotesque, yet utterly compelling story. It will probably still be an acquired taste, but those that have acquired it will learn to love it. Furthermore you’re not wrong. “House of Wax” and “I Still Know…” are absolute gems of the genre. 🎉 Have a Spooky 👻 Birthday 🥳

[@aleisterlilywhite1109]

Freeway 2 with Natasha Lyonne and Vincent Gallo is one of my problematic faves. It’s so low budget, vulgar and campy but it’s sooo fun! And I just found it in Tubi!!! They let me buy the copy they had at Blockbuster since I was the only one who rented it so I’ve been keeping a VCR around just for that 😂

[@heatherstar9475]

I love that movie!

[@cherielloyd2640]

Yes!!! Love love that movie and noone ever mentions it

[@cherielloyd2640]

Also freeway is great with Kiefer Sutherland but nothing to do with this one

[@Mothra_Stewart]

I like it too! The 1st one is definitely my problematic guilty pleasure fave. Haven't seen it in a while. Hopefully it's still on Tubi .

[@aleisterlilywhite1109]

@@cherielloyd2640 Ikr?? It’s so hard to find someone that’s even heard of it, let alone is a fan.

[@kevinbrasher5588]

"House of Wax" is my jam!

[@omayraperales6514]

I love you Emma, your picks are not at all unpopular to me, actually I love all of these movies in this list!

[@SmokeyLaBear]

My guilty pleasures are Jack Frost (1997), Thankskilling (2009), and Black Christmas (2019) 😳

[@juwls83]

I totally agree with you about mid 2000s teen slashers! I love them. They are so nostalgic for me. Love your list. No judgment here 😂

[@Dparish24]

Thank you for putting Lords Of Salem on here, I love Rob Zombie films anyway but this was by far his best film. Sheri Moon is also very good in the lead role, I really felt for her character.

[@randomdude_2000]

I love it when people are honest about what they like and dont like, it gives me new found appreciation for overlooked films and I agree that house of wax was hated so much when it was released as a reaction to paris hilton being everywhere and trying to become an actress.

[@mdavisfilms]

I would love a “films I don’t like, but you love” video 🍿 and great video as always Emma!

[@meganfraser5358]

I like the dreamcatcher movie AND the book- I watched the movie first, and while it's definitely too busy (would have been better as a mini series like Lisey's Story), I really liked the acting and the visuals. And regarding house of Wax- I actually only really liked Paris' character. I didn't expect to like her, but I did, I wanted her to live.

[@jimmy2k4o]

I often say the great thing about horror is that “being bad” isn’t enough to scare most horror fans away. We know a horror doesn’t have to be “good” to be good. A bad drama is just bad A bad comedy is just bad A bad action is just bad A bad horror could still be a great time. The real divide isn’t between good and bad, it’s between interesting and boring. Horrors are rarely boring even if they’re bad. It’s also the most diverse kind of genre imaginable because a movie that’s both horror and (other genre) combined will always be described as horror. A horror- comedy would get defined into the horror section more than the comedy. Like m3gan, if you could only use “horror” or “comedy” to describe that movie, you’d use horror. It’s like horror is black paint and the other genres are other colors. They’re all overshadowed by black.

[@maddygalloway4119]

These are the unpopular opinions that i love. When people talk about films they think are overrated, the conversation gets toxic really fast. Tusk is one of my favorite films of all time. I'm in denial that it is not a beloved film 😆

[@garylaybourne8402]

Like you I like I Still Know You Did Last Summer, Knock Knock, and Seed of Chucky, they're incredibly underrated movies. Here's 2 of mine, a lot of people hate Rob Zombie’s Halloween 2 and Halloween Ends but I am willing to admit that I really love both of them. Again very underrated films. I like the story and camera work, and the fact that they decided to do something unexpected with Halloween Ends, and for me Rob Zombie’s Halloween 2 is one of my favourites in the franchise, i even went to see it twice at the cinema i loved it that much. Anyway I hope you have a great birthday

[@peterjetnikoff]

With you on Blair Witch II. I'm old enough to have seen it as a new movie at the cinema and enjoyed it as a creepy supernatural story. Appreciate these videos that bring out the diversity of tastes. I'm always more inclined to hear about why people like something I don't; sometimes that makes me go back and sometimes that is mind-changing. One hill I'll die on is the movie Satanic which has a goofy title and even cheesier promo art. It's an effective supernatural story about true-life horror tourists. I know people have rejected it on the cover art alone but they're missing out (I swear :)

[@SelbyClaude]

Blair Witch II was the first movie that came to my mind upon seeing the title of this video. It was always my “to go” example for hated movies that I love. Recently I re-watched it, after like 10 years, and I was expecting to “finally” hate it, like “I bet now, with distance and no longer a teenager easily fooled by pretty cool girls, I will get why it’s so bad”. Nope. Still had a really great time! The only explanation I have for this movie low status is that, AS A SEQUEL to Blair Witch (which I do love as well), it’s really off-putting and guaranteed to frustrate (rightly so, to be fair) anyone expecting a traditional sequel. Still, I can’t help to see it as a great spin-off of sorts. I wish there were 5 more experimental Blair Witch movies, as different from BW2 as BW2 is different from the original. Like a crazy antology.

[@angeavocado1156]

I fell in love with Book of shadows the first time I watched it. “Peggy” (flicking her name tag)… And the soundtrack is fantastic 🙌🏻

[@philgood8089]

if nothing more, i def stand with you on Lords of Salem. i legit didn't even think RZ directed it! it felt more meditative, letting the narrative take its time, SOLID camera work - probably his best EVER - and it just doesn't get the respect it, and Zombie, deserves.

[@Jordynmarie25]

I love House of Wax!!! I few of mine under 5.5 are Urban Legends: Final Cut, Jennifer’s body and A nightmare on elm street (2010) yes, I love the remake ❤

[@jimcooper5447]

I absolutely love "Lords of Salem" and I thought she did an amazing job. It's dripping with atmosphere. So good to find someone who feels the same way! In the US, we are being treated to a limited run of "Godzilla: Minus One" in glorious black & white. What a perfect paring with the original. Do you know if you are getting that release in Australia as well? Oh, and have a rockin' birthday!!

[@amber29062]

I totally agree with Dreamcatcher (I haven't read the book yet either) it's funny because my husband and I were literally talking about it the other day, I honestly didn't realize it was so hated lol. I Still Know What You Did Last Summer is just a fun time and I enjoy it as much as the original, a vacation on a stormy deserted island resort sounds top notch and Brandi was great! Lords of Salem too! That has to be my second favorite Rob Zombie movie of all time. The other movies I either haven't seen or haven't seen in a long time, I don't remember House of Wax well...but I feel like I remember liking it.

[@thatchillingeffect]

Yes! Do the flipside! (I clicked on the video knowing the first and last movies would be on the list lol) The movies that I like that I'm seeing have 5.5 or less on IMDB are Halloween Kills - 5.5 (I liked it just as much as the first one and the original, not sorry, evil dies tonight and all!); Lucky - 5.0 (can't believe this is so low, seriously); Kill theory - 5.3 (this was just fun, come on); Feedback - 5.5; The houses October built - 5.2 (can't believe this one is so low either); Blair witch 2016 - 5.0 (I really enjoyed this one!); Piercing - 5.5. All of these I rated 8/10, except Halloween Kills, which I rated 9/10. And if I go into my 7/10s: Nightmare on Elm St 2 (5.4), My Bloody Valentine 2009 (5.4), Silent night 2012 (5.2), Dashcam (4.6), The feast (5.5), False positive (4.7), 12 hour shift (5.5), Lake Bodom (5.2), The dead don't die (5.5), Slaxx (5.4), Emelie (5.4), Sorority row 2009 (5.1 - CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED), The new mutants (5.3), Kadaver (5.2). Wow, I went long on that, didn't I

[@ThatMeanderthal]

Ten years on KZbin!? Wow congratulations and well done! This list definitely unlocked some repressed memories haha

[@TheJericho1123]

Keanu knows how to party, but I'm not cleaning that mess.

[@stephenvelez9710]

Thank you for giving Lords and Sheri some well-deserved love ❤️

[@emc8613]

Bad Milo and Housebound came to my attention because of this channel-both brilliant.

[@sebastianevangelista4921]

In regards to Dreamcatcher it's important to keep in mind that Stephen King wrote it while under the influence of Oxycodone and by longhand because his injury made it painful to type at his desk, so the fact that the story is fairly coherent is very much a miracle when you stop to think about it. King has said that he isn't particularly fond of Dreamcatcher, both the book and film, and honestly I would be down for a revised version. Also, I highly recommend that everyone here go check out Ryan Hollinger's in depth video on the film.

[@bo2720]

Wasnt there one book he wrote and remembers nothing about it? I think it was Cujo. Had a thinner story indeed but lost nothing of the intensity regardless.

[@sebastianevangelista4921]

@@bo2720 The following comes from The Great Stephen King Reread: Cujo In King’s On Writing he immortalizes Cujo with, “At the end of my adventures I was drinking a case of sixteen-ounce tallboys a night, and there’s one novel, Cujo, that I barely remember writing at all…I like that book. I wish I could remember enjoying the good parts as I put them down on the page.” For those who are counting, that’s three gallons of beer a day. What writers drink is often more famous than what they write and this comment has overshadowed Cujo’s virtues, probably forever, which is too bad.

[@bo2720]

@@sebastianevangelista4921 I dont think it overshadows his work at all, most horror lovers and big movie people know the book and/or the movie. The fact he was wasted beyond his mind and still got published and there was a film made is more of a true testament to his work and mind. I dont know anyone who can drink like that or use drugs and sit on a typewriter and just write a book. I think the rabies Cujo got was probably a metaphor for addiction taking him over.

[@austindolan7182]

dreamcatcher is a fantastic novel, bit overwritten in parts. but it should be more beloved than it is. it might be a classic. i know why it's not: shit weasals and all the farting.

[@sebastianevangelista4921]

@@austindolan7182 I actually got used copies of Dreamcatcher and Under The Dome just earlier for only six bucks.

[@adashofbitter]

The Black Room - one of the best vampire movies but with only a 4.9 - hopefully new VinSyn blu ray changes that The Mangler - Most of Tobe Hoopers films are criminally underrated Sleepwalkers - Clovis the Cat should be a horror icon Wild Beasts - escaped zoo animals high on PCP attack a city, what’s not to like?! The Manitou - wonderfully deranged and fun exorcist ripoff Killer Nun - my favourite of the nunsploitation movies. And plenty of my favourites have a score of around 5.6 The Evil Within (2017) - in some ways, yes, this movie is very bad… but it also has the best practical special effects of any horror of the 2010s) Xtro - I adore Communion, but THIS is my favourite alien movie. Street Trash - colourful and fun movie about hobos melting It’s like people just don’t know fun when they see it.

[@pen91un]

House of Wax is one of my favorite movies! I also love Swimfan and ISKWYDLS. I love the concept of this video and would love to see the flip side.

[@sunflowerscreativeshowcase]

I read and watched Communion after learning it was one of the many things drawn on to create the world within David Lynch's Twin Peaks and I honestly do feel I have a better understanding of what's going on in the show. Anything that helps me understand even a fraction of the more supernatural or extraterrestrial elements of Twin Peaks is a welcome addition to my "must-see" list!

[@emmaclarec]

I work at a library and one of our patrons requested the Communion book recently through our interlibrary loan system and I was so intrigued when it came in. I definitely need to watch the movie and read the book too!

[@georgeheilman885]

Funny to me that you're wearing a Godzilla shirt for this video, because today I bought the Shōwa Era Blu-ray collection. Guilty pleasures abound in that timeline! Tusk is a damn good one, apart from Johnny Depp's accent. The exchanges between Justin Long and Michael Parks, and the fact that it was inspired by a real wanted ad (which is a hilarious read) makes it worth checking out. I really wanted to like The Lords of Salem, and I agree that Sherri Moon is fantastic, but the direction lost me by the third act. Plus there were apparently important scenes cut that haven't been released. At least the cinematography was brilliant.

[@afoxasden]

I haven't thought about The Dreamcatcher in ages and I was invaded by a wave of nostalgia when you mentioned it! I loved it when I first watched it and now I don't want to go back so I don't ruin the memories. To me it's still a fun film. I also love a lot of poorly rated movies simply because I watched them with friends on sleepovers when I was a teen and I cherish those memories. Like, I remember watching The Fog or Midnight Meat Train or that ridiculous Jessica Alba thriller and enjoying them because it was a party with my friends. I'm not watching them again and I will give these movies 10/10 (one that I genuinely enjoy and I've watched it again is Gothika. Don't come at me!) Also, I'd love to watch a video where you mention which films everyone loves but you don't!

[@valeriafabi6823]

the way i had no idea tusk had a low rating. i love that movie!

[@lindseysgreencanvas]

So many of my absolute favorites on this list...Tusk, Dreamcatcher (and I read the book), I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, Lords of Salem, House of Wax. Communion I've never seen, so thank you for this rec! Just watched the entire Cabin Fever franchise last week 😂

[@PatchyTheFox]

The Blair witch 2 is like that for me too. I never have understood how people didn’t like it and also didn’t really know this until I was an adult. It sort of made me self-conscious about the movies I loved lol. So strange. I loved it, and I should definitely revisit it again soon. I’m sure there are lines in there that I didn’t realize I had memorized lol thank you for bringing this one up!

[@scabitabi2782]

I'm with you on Book of shadows! I've always loved this one too! I also remember when I realized it was a hated movie, I watched it again, and was like "nah .still love it " 😂

[@sparrow00666]

The first half of Dreamcatcher is great! It struggled a bit at the end, but overall I enjoy it

[@jamiewilshaw3595]

Many happy returns Emma 👍 my guilty pleasure happens to be phantasm 😂 a movie begging for a remake.

[@ladeington]

I absolutely LOVE Book of Shadows, my friends and I as teens became really obsessed with the 'secrets of esrever' determined to find the hidden message and the easter eggs. Watched it again recently and those bits seem to be gone from it but I still loved the film!

[@littlehurrican0]

happy birthday

[@brianbara3204]

I love Dreamcatcher, House of Wax and Communion (I'm old and saw all 3 when they were first released). You can have the rest.

[@indauroleal7953]

I agree with you on many of these choices. I watched a book of shadows in the movie theater when it was released. I think it has a bad rap because it is not doing the hand held found footage all over again. Sometimes you have to give these type of movies a chance. I recently watched 8 MM for the first time and I thought it was pretty decent.

[@LaurieRamirez-pw4jx]

More of these! I love poking through the low score imdb horror movies because they're endless, and then pass them by even though some look appealing. Lords of Salem is one of my favs! I saw a few but will watch Knock Knock again. I can't trust ratings since some of the worst movies I've ever seen are ranked so high! Thanks for your reviews and sending good thoughts your way for the happiest of new years!

[@davidellis5141]

I have both Swimfan & Knock Knock on DVD 📀 & have watched them both several times. There both really good 👍.

[@ErikahhhGeee]

I gasped when you said people don’t like Tusk! And dreamcatcher is a movie I think of often. I was waaaay too young when I first saw it 😭

[@picvegita]

Happy birthday week, thank you for the joy you bring to fans!

[@taradarwin7896]

I know what you did last summer 1 & 2 are the movies that made me fall in love with Horror and Book of Shadows is my Favorite Film; we're kindred spirits! 😊👍

[@stephanebreton5441]

The scene of the bedroom door in communion traumatized me when i was a kid.

[@salemslotandmore8278]

Happy Birthday 🎂🎁🎆🎈🎉🎊 Thank You for the List and Video 😀

[@huneydeelight]

I LOVE “I still know what you did last summer.” One of my fave 90s horror films.

[@devonbrian2184]

I agree with you on most of this list. Love the Summer sequel, as well as House of Wax, and Lords of Salem is friggin dark and crazy in the best way! And Sherrie Moon as Baby in House of 1000 Corpses is my favorite.

[@garrettpeck4437]

Tusk: Agree. This is a highly original and effective movie. Swim Fan: Mediocre. This teen Fatal Attraction is okay, but left me wanting. Dreamcatcher: Not perfect, but enjoyable. I Still Know What You Did Last Summer: I was underwhelmed by the first one, never mind this sequel. Lords of Salem: Didn't completely fall for this one, but commend its originality. House of Wax: Been a while since I've seen this, but I remember liking it well enough. Communion: A very under seen film. It deserves a bit more love than it gets. Knock Knock: I really enjoyed this one. Don't understand the hate it gets. Seed of Chucky: This is the weakest of the Child's play franchise, but its not nearly as bad as its reputation would suggest. Blair Witch: Book of Shadows: Not necessarily good, but again not as bad as people say. I think people just didn't like it because it wasn't found footage.

[@MrAndy12878]

Not too shabby 😅👌🏽 Can't think of many myself, but maybe whole FEAST series. And Maybe THE COLLECTOR & SEQUEL may fall in this talk.

[@shineon716]

I LOVE Dreamcatcher. It has always been one of my favorite Stephen King adaptations. It’s right there with The Mist. I understand why people aren’t fans of either, but I love them. House of Wax is another fave. It’s just one of those 2000s classic horror movies and I hope more people give it a chance.

[@off2cdawizard]

I love this list. If I had to add anything to it, I'd recommend Curse 2: The Bite, and Pet Sematary 2. I'll have to give Blair Witch 2 another try, as I remember nothing about it. Really glad I was recommended this video! Now I gotta deep dive into your videos for more recommendations

[@Psilocybin77]

I adore Kevin Smith, and I remember the day I listened to him and Scott Mosier discuss Kevin coming up with the idea for a movie after reading a Craigslist advertisement. I was like "haha he'll never do that"....then he made "Tusk". Micheal Parks was a phenomenal actor and he HATED Justin Long when they first met, and I think it adds a lot to their relationship in the movie. For me, it's a horrific movie, that works on so many levels. Also, Kevin Smith's "Red State" is a pretty wild movie with Micheal Parks that people never gave a chance.

[@elestrabicodebellavista]

Good taste, Emma! I support all the movies on your list. One, what a lot of people don't like, but I enjoy, is: Fried Barry.

[@spookyastronauts]

oooo! brave of you! i didnt like it much but i respect it!

[@MichelleCaplan]

At 45 seconds you haven’t named a single movie yet, but I love the premise of this list.

[@spookyastronauts]

Sometimes I need one minute to intro the video. You can’t just start listing at 0 seconds without explaining the premise.

[@MichelleCaplan]

@@spookyastronauts I just meant that I loved the list without knowing what was on it!

[@spookyastronauts]

Ohhhhhh I see I’m sorry!!! That’s totally my own fault! Thank you Michelle ! Sorry for being such a brat.

[@WarrickRanger]

I had to hunt for a good pick, as most of the ones that popped in my had actually were rated in the 6’s. I’m going to go with The Order with Heath Ledgers (5.1). This does straddle the line between horror and thriller, somewhat similar to The Ninth Gate. I count it as religious horror though and I have it on my DVD shelf as such.

[@ashleighnichole8197]

I agree with you about most of these. And I absolutely ADORE House of Wax!!

[@margogoldfinch8728]

oh I so love Tusk! Dreamcatcher was not bad at all. Also I very much enjoyed House of Wax.

[@dambreaker]

I remain unchanged. As others have said, you are the one person that has shown us all over the world through the Internet so much film and content out there that we never would have known it existed had you not made any content of your own about it all. I really do not have any objections of different opinions based on the films you have listed here though. So there is that too. And finally,... HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

[@Stef-Bef]

This list isn’t even that bad cuz I like swimfan, Dreamcatcher, ISKWYDLS, Knock Knock, & House of Wax! They’re definitely all guilty pleasures

[@LivingDeadGalSims]

This list is why I trust your film opinions - I love all of these movies! Would love to see a list of the horror films you hate but most people love!

[@davidking4838]

🥳🥳🥳Happy Birthday, Emma🥳🥳🥳 🥸 Hope you have a great day! I would love to watch Tusk one day, but I don't think I can. I'm just too scared. I thought it was funny when you talked about the main character's progression......I mean, he becomes a Walrus!? I admit I've been intrigued, it's on my "to do" list.....yes, one day I'll get to it.

[@ericakertis7331]

I also like Tusk (even though it makes me a little sick in my stomach), Swimfan, Knock Knock, and House of Wax (saw it in theaters). I've never seen Seed of Chucky, but I think I will probably like it. A movie I love that I know no one else does Carrie 2- and I'm sure it's because I could relate to the Carrie character at the time - 1999 I was an unpopular girl in high school.

[@YourWealthCome]

Only movie I haven’t seen on your list was communion (I added it to my watch list) I agree with you. Especially Book of shadows! Happy Birthday! Many blessings to you and your loved ones.

[@radovalef2901]

I don't understand the hate for all these movies. I love Knock Knock, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, House of Wax and Seed of Chucky. Constant rewatches. Especially I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. Love me some Brandi and heavy 90's vibes.

[@wyterabitt2149]

Book of Shadows was flawed, but also was expected to be more of the first kind of film and people dodnt want a normal film. I agree it's better than most think, and i like it. I actually have a vhs copy still somewhere - which is the rental copy, they sold off films occasionally and i bought it. I remember i had a theory about how the film explained some of the first film, but it has been so long I would have to watch to watch both again to figure out exactly how it worked (and probably realise it was nonsense). But it was essentially everything recorded shows reality as it is, which is what we see in the first film as found footage. In the second film it is a traditional film, and we are seeing from their perspective which is messed up and not what is really happening. Demonstrated by the ending with the police showing the footage.

[@kylereno5383]

I literally love every film on this list besides Seed of Chucky. Especially Tusk and House of Wax. I'll never understand why they received the hate they got. Great list!

[@user-lv6mu8er9z]

Got me curious if there were any movies I enjoyed that fell into this category. I got: Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957) The Monster of Piedras Blancas (1959) Space Amoeba (1970) Equinox (1970) The Dunwich Horror (1970) The Velvet Vampire (1971) Tentacles (1977) Bog (1979) Contamination (1980)

[@ElijahisBatman87]

Such an awesome idea for a video! I stand with you on the Swim fan train. I loved it, remember almost everything about the day leading up to seeing it in the theater on release day. Please make the opposite of this video!

[@Stefan_G.]

I like many films from this. Happy Birthday to you!!! 🥳🥳🥳

[@michaeloporto5202]

Shoutout to Hellraiser: Inferno. It's such a great movie and I credit it for changing my life.

[@SabeFett]

Im pretty surprised people don’t like Tusk either. It’s so unhinged and goofy yet terrifying!? Underrated imo too. Also, The Lords of Salem is absolutely fantastic 🎉

[@acaseofyou12581]

I love nearly all of these! House of Wax is a fucking blast. Swimfan is actually really unsettling, and Tusk is absolutely terrifying. My wife is still angry at me for making her watch Tusk.

[@blafoobob8898]

Keanu Reeves screaming about free pizza and accidentally liking the picture on Facebook at the end of Knock Knock are some of some of the best performances of his career.

[@MaximumRD]

RE: Blair Witch Book of Shadows. Well, I will say this as someone who has not seen it since its release, I didn't mind it. I went in though expecting it not to compare to the first with tempered expectations, after all, what could possibly live up to the hype and to be fair pretty much the pioneer in the standard of found footage genre so it was probably a good idea for them not to attempt to out do the original. I liked that it was quite different, yes it definitely felt that it was trying a little too hard to tie into the first one and that it was definitely cash in in on the Blair Witch name but I can't blame them for that I guess. Again, not as good or original but I can say while watching there were a few surprises and I liked some scenes for sure. I DO plan to revisit it again sometime soon after which I suspect I can put this one to bed permanently and not watch it again.

[@jenniferwest327]

Blair witch book of shadows is a movie I remember watching as a child. It’s very nostalgic for me and I freaking love it

[@kushluk777]

Some great recommendations. Used to watch you years ago when you were a tinnny channel. Great to see you grow! Congratulations!

[@bo2720]

Happy birthday!❤ and actually I like most of these movies, except Knock Knock. That movie nearly gave me an aneurysm. But I"ll do you one better. Jason Goes To Hell. Actually love it, brutal, entertaining, well acted, different and shot in an atmospheric spooky way that was kinda lost after The Final Chapter imo. Down vote all you like, but if you rewatch with an open mind that one is underrated!!

[@mortagon1451]

I always thought Jason goes to hell was a lot better than people give it credit for. Better than part 8 for sure. I guess the whole body swapping thing turned a lot of people against it.

[@davidnurse5930]

Book of Shadows is my go to guilty pleasure admission, it suffered from studio meddling but I still love what we got. Lords of Salem is my fave Rob Zombie movie too. Also recommend Tusk to friends. Had no idea they are all rated so poorly!

[@therecklesshooligan]

You’re so brave for this lol. I like A Haunting in Connecticut and Sharknado 2. And I like the Rose Red miniseries

[@myleymckay]

Book of shadows Blair witch 2 is one of my favorite early 2000s horror flicks I love the end where we see there footage being played at the police station and it being drastically different than what we the audience witnessed through out the film and Jeff yells out that the tape is wrong

[@glowyburn]

Yes I love Tusk, Lords of Salem and Seed of Chucky! Admittedly haven’t seen the others but House of Wax is at the top of my list now

[@linaarvidsson8188]

Really enjoyed this video and started thinking of my unpopular horror movie opinions. One of my favorites from recent years is Velvet buzzsaw. It has 5.7 on imdb, but I think it deserves a higher score. The actors have so munch fun with their characters and the art world is portrayed in such funny way. I know the story is pretty bad, but I really liked it. Happy birthday!

[@filmpositive6601]

I agree with all these pics, Emma! 'Communion' is easily my favorite on this list. It still has the scariest alien abduction scene I've ever witnessed in a movie. Also, I would love to see a video covering movies you don't care for that are universally loved.

[@loookris]

House of Wax is an all timer for sure. I think my most allegedly deplorable fav is probably I Know Who Killed Me 💙

[@El1989_]

Swim Fan was one of my favourite films growing up! Haven't seen it in years!

[@broadsword6650]

BE2:BOS was meta before meta was a thing. I think it's very clever - much more so than the original Blair Witch. I guess most people just didn't get it.

[@RavenHouseMystery]

Well, there are a number of things to cover, so I will start with my quick list of "unpopular horror opinions" based on IMDB scores: FINAL EXAM (1981) - favorite guilty pleasure slasher. IMDB score 4.6, my score 8.0 SHOCK WAVES (1977) - simple story, wonderfully filmed. IMDB score 5.5, my score 9.0 ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS (1957) - love the story and the weirdness of the monsters. IMDB score 4.9, my score 8.0 KINGDOM OF THE SPIDERS (1977) - one of the best "nature gone amok" films and very scary for me. IMDB score 5.7, my score 8.0 WAR OF THE GARGANTUAS (1966) - perfect and scariest kaiju film I've ever seen. IMDB score 6.2, my score 10.0 I will give my response to a couple of your unpopular favorites: TUSK - I understand the black comedy, but for me, it's a punishment that outweighs the crime. The sadness of being kidnapped and disfigured into animal. SWIMFAN - The film is good, but when you listen to the commentary, you learn some behind the scenes and film changes that made the film seem more pedestrian. LORDS OF SALEM - Rob Zombie had a great multi-level story planned but had to cut way back due to budget. Wished he could have made his full film. HOUSE OF WAX - I saw it in the theater with friends and we had a blast watching it. Great cast, director on the rise, and plenty of murder mayhem. Audiences may have become tired of Paris Hilton at the time, but no reason to dislike the film. Heck, if someone didn't like Paris, they should have loved her death scene.

[@nickarcana9415]

I still know what you did last summer. I love that one. Don't care about the friendship but it more fun than the first. And I still watch it and part 1 every 4th of July

[@Satan97458]

My guilty pleasures are Truth or Dare (2018), Countdown(2019), Carrie (2013), The Haunting(1999). I can go on and on lol.

[@TheCraigaberdeen]

Happy Birthday Week Emma from one of your OG FANS, YES WE'RE STILL HERE FOR IT. I loved TUSK. The films I get the most shit for are my no budget Found Footage films. Don't care. Never knew The Poughkeepsie Tapes were so hated. I miss your rants, so funny. Happy Summer love from Scotland.