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[@UnbrokenandRandom]

I find home invasion the most terrifying. I'm very paranoid about them to begin with.

[@willows6114]

Mila Bleeke Same here! Those, and the serial killer/stalker/psychopath subgenre get to me the most

[@TSUNAMI-MAMI]

Mila Bleeke how did you like the strangers?

[@alyssavalentine5441]

SPERTS the strangers scared the shit out of me but you’re next is my favorite home invasion one and hush was also really good

[@ChaosWitxh]

It's bc it can happen. I think I enjoy the realistic story lines more than the non-realistic. And most people do bc anything that says based on a true story sells better. So, anything that could be true also sells better. But, this one was that reminder that those kinds of people do exist. People who murder for no reason. Just bc they feel like it. That is what's scary.

[@UnbrokenandRandom]

@@TSUNAMI-MAMI I really liked it! I didn't sleep well for a few days after, but isn't that the point.

[@Cosmic_Cretin]

My favourite decade for horror was between 1973 - 1982. That covers The Exorcist, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Jaws, The Omen, Phantasm, Alien, The Shining, The Thing, Halloween, Carrie, Suspiria, Dawn of the Dead, Evil Dead, Poltergeist, Friday the 13th, Cannibal Holocaust, An American Werewolf in London... the list goes on and on.

[@hannahshark8080]

👌

[@andrewsutherland1909]

WITCH!

[@austinnelson626]

100% agree with you!

[@joedorer8867]

heck yeah! tourist trap is great!

[@raymondduffy9431]

Exactly the same

[@user-io5qz7lj4q]

Home invasion movies always get me because i’m ridden with anxiety lmao

[@user-io5qz7lj4q]

Also people sneaking into my home is one of my biggest fears

[@thomasgeorge5856]

same that's why i avoid them lol

[@Pecan3.14]

I have really bad anxiety, and home invasion movies don't really get to me. I feel safe at home. What gets me are serial killer movies out on the road? I'm a person that talks to people I don't know pretty consistently. So people taking advantage of my kindness is the thing that could get me in trouble.

[@anniehazelip8306]

The Strangers is probably one of the scariest movies I’ve seen, but I respect your opinion. The fact that it’s loosely based on Charlie Manson and that it happens irl makes me terrified 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@CSReed]

I love it’s sequel

[@darkwriter_xx94]

I think it has one of my favorite lines/scariest motives in a horror movie when the girl asks why they were targeted and the killer says “because you were home”.

[@keep_walking_on_grass]

@@darkwriter_xx94 and in part 2 that crazy chick answers with a grin on her face whilst dying from a shotgun shot into her stomach": "why not". the question was "why are you doing this?"

[@multieyedmyr]

I think when I saw the strangers it was like the third movie in a row where the villains kill just because and get away with it so I was just done with it. (Hush was real good but I wish the killer wore the mask longer)

[@BthIX]

For me, the Strangers loses its realism scare factor by having the villains mess around for hours (putting on vinyls, spreading flower pedals, writing on the walls), come without any weapons on hand, and pass on a lot of opportunities to easily kill or subdue the couple until the end. They're just kinda dumb and as a result the move doesn't logically progress as escalate as a story should

[@cl0wnkid973]

i might get flamed for this but my unpopular horror opinion is you don't have to have watched all (or any) of the cult favourites and classics to call yourself a horror fan

[@cl0wnkid973]

and i grew up watching late 2000s horror so i think 2000s is my favourite (i would die for paris hilton house of wax)

[@forthethrill4697]

most "classic" horror sucks lmao look up the birds movie from 1963 its terrible yet rated over 90% both audience and critic on rotten tomatoes

[@forthethrill4697]

Tom Ffrench top critics rate this a 5/10 look it up this movie fucking sucked fam fr , like i would not recommend this to no one not even you my enemy

[@WJames-vk2kp]

I wouldn't flame anyone for that. Just say they are missing out!

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

Sometimes the old ones just aren’t very good and the acting sucks so I agree lol

[@galaxseeu._.5951]

The best horror era for me is the 70s everything just has this gritty eerie feel that I love

[@darkknightfanboy3185]

Justice Green same!

[@gcorbin55]

Agree

[@ryan4ever956]

Absolutely

[@Strega_del_Corvo]

Absolutely agree!

[@aaronshouting588]

Hands down!

[@tylergcole1727]

don't breathe is an amazing Home Invasion film

[@jimskeuh]

unpopular opinion: i didn't like it... and very overrated

[@thephilosopher5799]

@@jimskeuh it overrated but it a pretty decent movie still

[@donnieg9117]

It could have worked if the three thief characters had any redeeming qualities

[@maxvilla5558]

She didn't like it

[@thequinlanshow3326]

My god I've never seen an unpopular opinion video where I've disagreed with literally every single opinion in it, that's impressive honestly lmao

[@aidacelicaguilar7927]

Unpopular opinion: zombies, vampires, werewolves, witches are not scary, they are cool but not scary

[@Urbby78]

Aida Celic Aguilar agreed

[@loganarnoldkicks4321]

Aida Celic Aguilar Yeah, I only get scared by supernatural (ghosts/demons) horror movies and everything else i just am like “Really effective to some people but not scary”

[@aidacelicaguilar7927]

@@loganarnoldkicks4321 for the demon it really depends.. most of the time I also just find them cool and interesting. But a few possession movies do scare me a bit because of the stuff they put a human body through, I'm a sucker for the body horror aspects of it

[@aidacelicaguilar7927]

@L Franco na dude. Interview with the vampire wasn't scary it was hot. Blade wasn't scary it was cool. The lost boys is iconic and also not scary

[@aidacelicaguilar7927]

@L Franco I have no clue what Near dark is but 30 days of night was not scary. Hey dude if you find vampires scary more power to you I just don't

[@koopakiid16]

I think the era we’re in now is my favorite for horror, that’s probably the most unpopular opinion of all lol but I just like the approach directors have taken with films like suspiria, hereditary, midsommar, mother!, etc.

[@koopakiid16]

Raymond Douglas maybe (although the ones I mentioned don’t use that much CGI at all), the older films are just not “scary” and don’t hold up well today.

[@AK-yc9xz]

Honestly it's for this reason that I can't really settle on a favorite horror era; I love the classic slashers that came out in the 70s and 80s, but the way horror is being approached in a very psychological way recently, it always seems to make for an interesting watch, whether the movie is even good or not

[@vikkidex]

same! I love all the new approaches and ideas being tried, also it seems we're slowly leaving that horrible CGI in the past so I'm all up for expecting new movies

[@z-beeblebrox]

@Raymond Douglas I think CGI is on the way out these days. You still see it here and there, but producers are no longer chomping at the bit to have featured monsters in full CG like they were in the 2000s and 2010s. One thing going for (what does this count as, the 10s? Or are we defacto 20s now? whatever) the current crop of horror is this desire to embrace old ways of doing things, be it setting films in certain periods, dredging up long-dormant subgenres, or remixing classic aesthetics in a new way. There's a lot more creativity and much less fear of the past than there used to be.

[@austinnelson626]

I agree, I think we're in a great era of horror. Also add get out and us ;)

[@georgehouse5421]

My favorite era for horror is 2010-2019. They treated horror with so much seriousness and had so much atmosphere that really got me invested into the movies, i.e. The Conjuring and The Witch.

[@clash79]

Yes! The 5 or 6 best movies of the past decade are some of the greatest. Add The Babadook, Hereditary, and It Follows to your list. Also, The Cabin in the Woods!

[@acceptable1609]

Unpopular opinion: The first A Nightmare on Elm Street movie is the only really scary one and all the others are more comical than scary.

[@agstinacueva1673]

Maybe bc its really old and im too young but i almost fell asleep to the first one

[@AJ72281]

That’s not an unpopular opinion, it’s a fact.....

[@jacquelinemoncivais744]

I think we are currently going through a great decade of horror with A24 really changing the game. I am such a fan of the horror movies they have been putting out and they are the reason I started loving horror.

[@elpeluca7780]

Hereditary was the dumbest most cliche shit I've seen in a while

[@HonkeyKong54]

Ari aster fart wafters are the worst

[@Robynnheart]

Omg The Strangers was so-terrifying when I first watched it.

[@andrewsutherland1909]

The most memorable part I always think about when home alone at night is when Liv Tyler is in the kitchen and you see one of the invaders in the background mostly hidden in the shadows.

[@Robynnheart]

@Raymond Douglas Thanks I'll check it out.

[@Robynnheart]

@@andrewsutherland1909 Liv Tyler was soooo good in the film, it looked like she was actually terrified. That scene is so good! definitely memorable for me too.

[@NikkiLove9022]

I honestly love that film!

[@Robynnheart]

Nicole Elizabeth Me too definitely my top 5 - I didn’t like the sequel though 😬

[@guitarfreak80ftw]

I love home invasion films! The Strangers, Hush, You’re Next, and The Purge! All great! Arguably my favorite horror sub-genre

[@MrParkerman6]

Just because she makes popular KZbin videos doesn't mean she has great tastes.

[@guitarfreak80ftw]

@@MrParkerman6 Hey now... I was not suggesting that she has bad tastes. Everyone has different tastes.

[@bruisedviolets]

@@MrParkerman6 taste is subjective

[@makaylanay7942]

My favorite home invasion is when a stranger calls 2006

[@monicapressley6086]

Ooh love You're Next!!

[@cacticauldrons]

80s to 90s are my favorite. My unpopular opinion: I have zero interest in Saw

[@hvvaunted]

leakycauldrons Omg i dont either! ive seen a couple parts of one of the films-but never watched one

[@jacksond1299]

Love saw

[@steeqhen]

jenna the story in saw is something that isn’t talked about much, but is so interesting and detailed, even though it is convoluted and a bit messy... also the original Saw involves almost no gore and is genuinely one of the best horror films, with one of the best twist endings of all time

[@davidscholes3438]

I quite liked the first saw apart from the awful acting. The rest were utter toilet

[@VampiraVonGhoulscout]

I can never get into Saw, idk. I dislike gore for the sake of gore. I have respect for the franchise because it's an interesting idea, but I can never get through an entire Saw film. I get bored.

[@unknown-qw2it]

If you like 2000s movies you’ll probably like Bride of Chucky

[@fookthenewworldorder450]

That was 1998 when it came out

[@unknown-qw2it]

@@fookthenewworldorder450 I know but it feels like it belongs in that 2000s era

[@TiffanyRay]

@@unknown-qw2it its because its nearing the end of the 90s decade with a new shift in culture and heading into a new era thats why it feels more like a early 2000s movie than a 90s one

[@TylerVarneyTV]

Hellraiser AND Child’s Play in the thumbnail about controversy.......... this is gonna be scary.

[@PossessedbyHorror]

😬😬😬

[@TylerVarneyTV]

PossessedbyHorror so to be fair i can understand why Hellraiser feels off to you, because i will say as much as i LOVE the first movie, part 2 goes very far off the rails for me. Now when it comes to Child’s Play, the original is one of my favorite movies of all time but I’m not about to fight you on it, it’s not for everyone lol. But it really is just so close to perfect in my eyes, i guess that the beauty of film. (The remake is rly good too, but just not AS good as the OG to me)

[@Hero323]

@@TylerVarneyTV Some 80s horror movies don't need modern remakes. The original Child's Play was one of them. Hellraiser 2 had so many problems, they literally had to rewrite the script while in production because one cast member didn't want to return for the sequel.

[@TylerVarneyTV]

Hero323 well to be fair i think Child’s Play 2019 is good! I enjoyed it quite a bit because it doesn’t feel like a remake, it feels like more of a Alternate-Telling in a way, i like both of them but the original is pro belt never gonna be topped in that franchise

[@hannahshark8080]

Child's Play was hilariously funny! One of my fave comedies

[@Mskaykayx3]

I loved the focus on young Michael in Zombie’s Halloween, it was an awesome spin on the franchise. I also loved how he showed how Michael killed his family members one by one. He really did a good job bringing to life the vision of just how evil Michael was from the start

[@ChaosWitxh]

I loved the strangers mostly for that list line Spoiler below * * * * * * * * “because you were home”

[@donavondavis1550]

Strangers is probably the one horror movie that actually scared me while watching. Like I felt so paranoid after watching it

[@ChaosWitxh]

It didn't scare me, but it's a confrontation with reality that those kind of sick people are out there. Which is kinda scary.

[@spookyastronauts]

also.. I will die alone on a hill loving book of shadows. because gothhhh vibes

[@sarahnichole7459]

Definitely not alone... It's the best of the series imo.

[@mgrmoose]

Yeah, def not alone on that one. Especially after watching the good bad flicks video on it going into the depth on how horribly mishandled it was. I highly enjoy Book of Shadow, just as much as the first.

[@katla7091]

She's staying spooky over here too! Not alone - on the book of shadows train with ya!

[@dabbelju2224]

I love BOOK OF SHADOWS too :)

[@mollyt1296]

You are not alone girl.. I have always liked that movie, and I like the fan edit "director's cut" even more, it was very well done.

[@rebeccac9424]

girl no 😭 home invasion films get me every time. it's mainly because of the fact that it could happen to anybody at any time. the strangers in particular is one of the scariest films i've ever seen. i still love you though and i absolutely loved hearing your opinions. you're the best. 💕

[@TheSk8boardrichard]

rebecca c same lol home invasion films freak me out and in the strangers she asked why are you doing this? And she told her “Because you were home” gave me chills

[@Samhain-nz5nv]

Pause, I’m sorry did she say that “the child’s play remake was better than the original”? Maybe I didn’t hear her 😂😂

[@JoshuaR7594]

@El-ahrairah Yes! Love the Donnie Darko reference! 😍

[@MrParkerman6]

The remake writer for Child's Play made a post on facebook asking people to like their page and he bragged about writing this movie. I told him he was terrible at writing it and it is a prime example of why most people hate horror remakes and told him he should be ashamed for writing it and not staying true to the source material. I told him to ALWAYS be true to source Material. I made him feel bad big time and he apologized!!!! It was funny as hell to me, cuz he should feel bad! It sucked and is an insult to the original. ALWAYS stay true to the source material people! If it isn't broken, don't try to fix it!!!!!

[@naylasworld2351]

@@MrParkerman6 woow so edgy trying to make a film producer feel bad for making a movie and got an apology from him woow so bad ass 👌😒, you do realize that the guy still made the movie and got his money from it and he couldn't care less about what a 13 year old boy has to say about his movie because people still watched it 🤷‍♀️

[@surround83]

Child's Play remake is much better than the original.

[@sarkaztik3228]

While I do agree that the remake is pretty much trash and that it was created and changed established lore DESPITE the original creator's wishes (which is a shitty thing to do just to make some quick bucks), an opinion is an opinion. I do agree, though, that there was no reason to really reboot the series, and the remake was pretty much absent of horror or tense scenes and was made just to throw another subpar horror movie against the wall, see if it sticks, and make some fat stacks of cash on the side. I hate the movie just on principle and the process of it being made, but the final product was maybe a 4 or 5 on a scale of 10. Felt like a Netflix original reboot of the series with great actors, but no soul.

[@christermyrberg3661]

80's is the best decade for horror

[@videodromeTVversion]

The 1970's is every bit as good if not better.

[@omarxperez]

eh i think the early 80’s yes maybe but 1985 and onward’s, horror was dying and by 1990 horror was just dead

[@GoldenAges80s]

@@omarxperez and horror was revived in 2010’s with more psychological horror

[@videodromeTVversion]

@@omarxperez Absolutely false. The 90's did hurt horror a bit... and horror, essentially, is dead today. But it utterly thrived in the 80's. It didn't even slow down. 1985 = _The Return of the Living Dead, Re-Animator, Phenomena, Fright Night, Silver Bullet, Day of the Dead_ (and I have plenty of issues with this movie but it did a lot right), and _The Stuff_ (silly but astutely aware of the times). 1986 = _Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, The Fly, The Hitcher, From Beyond, Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2, Night of the Creeps, Psycho III_ (it's trashy and strange but one of the most interesting genre 'love letter' movies I've ever seen), and the director's cut of _Little Shop of Horrors_ (the last 25 minutes of the original director's cut solidify this as perhaps the greatest horror film of the entire decade) 1987 = _Hellraiser, Opera, Bad Taste, Evil Dead II, Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors_ (a fresh and unique take on the mythos of Freddy and the nightmare world/s), _Stagefright, Anguish, Island of the Alive, Slumber Party Massacre II_ (the only good SPM movie), _The Lost Boys, Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II, The Video Dead, Dolls_ (it has flaws but its strengths outweigh its weaknesses), _From a Whisper to a Scream_ (some of the most intelligent, shocking, confrontational writing of any 80's horror film = this needs to be more widely seen, now) 1988 = This year is the year of stepping outside the box. The best horror films of this year are all horror-comedies. _Killer Klowns from Outer Space_ is one of the decade's unsung masterpieces. I think people get lost in the gimmickry, there's more to it. _The Lair of the White Worm, Brain Damage, Rabid Grannies_ (the uncut version is a stab right in the gut, it's so campy for so long that when the gore comes in / it has some of the most shocking gore scenes I've ever witnessed), _Waxwork, Critters 2_ (the only 'great' _Critters_ movie), _Child's Play_ (it took me awhile to see the good in this one but it's there), _The Serpent and the Rainbow_ (the only stone sober horror film of this year), _Fright Night Part 2, Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master_ (heady) 1989 = admittedly a weak year overall but it did have _I, Madman_ (probably the most underseen great horror film of the decade), the misunderstood _Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan,_ the not at all misunderstood _Pet Sematary_ (ultra wonky but... it works), _Bud the Chud_ (hurt more by virtue of fact it was attached unwisely to the original _C.H.U.D._ / it shouldn't have been), _Halloween 5_ (don't ask, I'll never be able to explain it), _Warlock_ (underrated, sorry), and... tragically: the best horror film of the year and easily one of the greatest horror films of all-time is crashed by the fact the director molested one of the cast members and for that reason, I tell everyone not to watch the film. You can tell the kid is really not doing okay in his life. The director preyed on the kid **while** they shot the movie. Thankfully, the film has never showed up on streaming or Blu-Ray. But I saw it again a few years ago: it's a masterpiece. I hate that it is, it'd be easier if it weren't. 1990 is an unconventional year but if you really appreciate horror, you'll appreciate _Hardware,_ nobody need to be told to appreciate _Tremors, Misery, Exorcist III,_ I'm one of the few I guess who calls _Troll 2_ a great film but I think it is, _Def by Temptation_ is very well made if also very confusing..., if people think Romero's half of _Two Evil Eyes_ is not great they sure can't complain about Argento's! _There's Nothing Out There_ has an annoying central character, 'Mike' but it's a really fun, satisfying, atmospheric little meta gem. There's no defending 1991, it's a MESS. 1993 is worse. But we did get _Silence of the Lambs, The People Under the Stairs,_ and _Mom_ which is a very strong sleeper horror film despite weird implications with the son and the mother. Also worth a watch: _The Borrower_ and _Dolly Dearest._ 1992 more than makes up for the deficiencies of '93 and '91. _Dead Alive / Braindead, Candyman, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Innocent Blood, Dr. Giggles_ = 5 incredibly strong horror films! And then there are the sleepers: _Sleepwalkers_ (literally, ha ha) and _Dust Devil_ (seriously needs a Blu-Ray). (Though I've heard a release was canceled after it was discovered the director - yep, another one - had allegations against him). 1994 isn't great but it gave us _Cemetery Man_ which is amazing, and _Leprechaun 2_ which is even more fun than the first. Also, most people are really stuck on Carpenter's _In the Mouth of Madness._ I think it's just alright but it's worth seeing, obviously. 1995 and '96 are both disaster years, but we did get _Scream,_ one of the greatest horror films ever made. 1997 has some really strong sleeper gems: _Cube, Snow White: A Tale of Terror,_ and _Uncle Sam._ All of which are overdue for reappraisal. Also: _Bugged!_ is very fun. All black cast, black director. 1998 is another year for re-consideration: _Halloween H20_ holds up remarkably well, _Ringu_ and _Bio Zombie_ are excellent Asian horror films, _Bride of Chucky_ and _Urban Legend_ are fun, savvy, damn clever meta horror. Then 1999 really stuns on re-consideration: _Audition_ is the best horror film of the decade. It took me awhile to stop hating it but _Blair Witch Project_ is very good. _Ravenous_ is excellent. _Gemini_ = another under seen / under appreciated Asian horror gem. I need to rewatch _Sleepy Hollow_ but I've always liked it. _Stigmata_ is over the top but a strong watch. And I don't know why everyone isn't head over heels about _The Ninth Gate_ but I really, really liked it.

[@omarxperez]

@@videodromeTVversion i meant horror in quality and quantity that it was dying around ‘86. however the quality and quantity in horror in the 90’s and using your comment to back up my statement proves that horror wasn’t good in the 90’s minus like 3 or 4 years and scream

[@ernestolopez23]

The 70’s was the staple of horror, nothing can change my mind on that.

[@ericfroshnider5002]

The reason being people had never seen things like this before and they did not know what to expect.

[@ernestolopez23]

Eric Froshnider yeah it had to start somewhere, sometime and it happens to have happened during this time

[@kyle3554]

i love the 70s era. in fact, carrie is my favorite movie of all time.

[@whatda1620]

@@ericfroshnider5002 I was born decades after the 70s and still think 70s is the best.

[@Littlekitten_]

Its due to age , for example im 27 and i cant stand any movie older than 1990 … i cant stand the corny acting and poor quality compared to a good quality movie like Ring :)

[@nikkineal6431]

I was surprised by Hush. I loved that movie and I love the actress. I thought she was great in The Haunting of Hill House.

[@beccabanks4045]

She's such a great actress and she's a horror fan! She's also married to the director of The Haunting of Hill House, which I thought was kind of rad.

[@shantell99]

I LOVE The Haunting of Hill House

[@michellesmirnova4471]

Tbh my best friend and I watched Hush as kind of a joke because you can make it pretty ridiculous if you want to, like that one scene where her best friend is dying right outside her door and she’s just washing the dishes as if nothing is happening 😭 I get that she was deaf but like I’m pretty certain you would’ve noticed that out of the corner of your eye The actress is great tho

[@jaketheadventurer2772]

@@beccabanks4045 Did you know that Haunting of Hill House is directed by the same person who directed Hush? That’s why Kate Siegel has a role in both of those productions. Mike Flanagan has casted his wife in quite a few of the films/tv shows that he directed. Also, Doctor Sleep (the sequel to The Shining) was another one of the horror films that Mike Flanagan directed.

[@gothfairy11]

The director turned down deaf actors because he worked on the assumptions none of them would be able to speak for the internal monologue scene. It’s super ableist.

[@karlpmadsen]

I think that every decade has something to contribute to the horror genre.

[@Max_Sinister_26]

You're definitely not wrong.

[@whatda1620]

Early 2000's was awful.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Very true.

[@lilkuz2005]

"Ernest Scared Stupid is the best horror movie ever!" change my mind lol

[@videodromeTVversion]

I can't. It's so hard to find a copy on Blu-Ray... I'd love to own it.

[@buterabottom]

child’s play 2 is the best in the franchise imo 😌

[@bby.kaylamarie]

Yes child’s play 2 is my all time favorite in the franchise!! Newer chucky movies don’t even make sense!

[@jessechuff]

100000000% agree. I also don’t think Cult of Chucky has gotten enough credit. Personally, 2>1>Cult>Curse>Seed>Bride>>>3

[@zacheryrodgers6983]

@@jessechuff I really despised "Cult", but I dug the hell out of "Curse". I honestly think "Cult" is the worst in the series. No offense, but fuck that movie.

[@MBG.426]

Zachery Rodgers over Seed? No. Lol. No.

[@zacheryrodgers6983]

@@MBG.426 Yep. I went there. That is how much I hate Cult.

[@paperbackdreams]

ok so i love home invasion movies, or at least the concept of them, BUT i thought the strangers was so bORING and i’m glad you said it 👏

[@hotlogan11]

I agree 100%

[@universal_dissappointment]

If you haven't seen the second strangers, I HIGHLY recommend it. It's a lot more compelling and it's way better imo.

[@kaitlynmarie2640]

It is boring but I think the second one is wat better

[@etherealguy8161]

@@universal_dissappointment Nah the second one has the most cliche and had the most dumbest horror characters ever.. its unwatchable the second time

[@garsofficialyoutube3915]

In my opinion I think it is amazing the first and second one I think the ending is amazing and terrifying but that’s just my opinion

[@joanapeguerapallas5476]

Out of toppic but i love how you say the letter "s" so relaxing lol

[@xelith6157]

Ahhhh I'm so glad other people notice too

[@akuma4321]

dude home invasion movies are amazing and they terrify me. it makes me feel unsafe in my own home. also the strangers is one of my favorite movies, ngl

[@ariasmayraa]

I’d recommend all the child’s play. I love them all they’re not scary but entertaining :)

[@chaneh1887]

ariasmayraa i agree , like the leprechaun, they’re fun

[@MsGraciie13]

As a child, it was terrifying

[@newgirl1199]

ariasmayraa till this day I can’t watch some of the chucky movies 😭 the trauma I had for that movie

[@cannibalbill5887]

ariasmayraa yep that’s what movies do

[@PollyW326]

My favorite decade for horror: the 1970s !

[@Marsbert]

My horror movie unpopular opinion: "It Follows" is way over hyped & over appreciated and was not scary in the slightest.

[@briellegoren9774]

Marcy Baldwin I do agree that it was overhyped and not scary at all but I still liked how they produced it

[@MataNui.]

it kinda was. the way the thing kills is also inconsistent, i also feel making the entity physical was a mistake.

[@starrsmith3810]

YES

[@kenpreston3898]

I concur

[@chrishansen9731]

@@kenpreston3898 I thought that movie was kinda boring but I remember all these people saying how scary it was

[@KaipitainKai]

I love the one after Chucky got self aware After they were comedy and turned back to horror Curse of Chucky has gotta be my favourite one

[@TiffanyRay]

Same curse was the best I kinda hated it at first but grew to love it after watching the others.

[@spookyastronauts]

YASSSS The Village is awesome! Great video Sarah! Weep for Hellraiser though... "Jesus wept!"

[@LolaMCCVB]

My favorite decade for horror is also early 2000s I feel like there’s so many great films from that era! Specially Final Destination 3 😍

[@misscindypalacio]

Lola Carro ABSOLUTELY!!!!

[@KennethJamesYT]

YESS

[@paulflint6254]

Scream is cool too

[@deefamee]

You lost me at that you Love The Rob Zombie Halloween version nooo lol 😭😭😭

[@chuckydoll373]

That’s the best one

[@Matt.Savage]

@@chuckydoll373 Yup, my favorite Halloween movie as well.

[@BMYNH]

While not my favorite decade, if I really even have one, the 60's is an underappreciated decade for horror. We had Rosemary's Baby, Repulsion, The Innocents, Night of the Living Dead, two of Hitchcock's most iconic horror movies (The Birds and Psycho), and all those Vincent Price Poe interpretations, which, while not actually scary, are disturbing and interesting (The Oblong Box being the most disturbing, forgotten and underrated, imo). The 60's is the spawning decade of several horror subgenre; the slasher film, psychological horror, satanic horror, supernatural, and the zombies. While examples of these subgenre may have appeared in earlier decades, the tone of these 60's persists to this day. The 60's is when cinema came of age. Closing comment, "The Innocents" is one of the most beautiful haunted house films ever made, imo. It is just gorgeous. One of my all-time favorite movies of any genre.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

You have good taste.

[@spike16965]

I'd say 80's to 90's were the best with horror flicks

[@livinginhorror5679]

Unpopular opinion: I don’t like the movie the witch. I really like the second Blair witch movie. I’m always surprised when people say they didn’t like it.

[@joeshow.101]

Heather piunti . I rewatched the Witch after reading about the rot on the corn that was ergot a hallucinogenic fungus, you can see it on the corn in the movie, it was common back then. So it put a whole new twist on the movie, the whole family was tripping out. Definitely worth a watch from the different view.

[@livinginhorror5679]

Thanks! I haven’t heard of that!! I’ll try it again! It’s funny how sometimes you can go into a movie with a diff thought process not like it but then see the same movie months, years later and enjoy the hell out of it!

[@livinginhorror5679]

Joaco

[@willthomas2310]

It's alot of people that don't like the Witch, it's a very polarizing movie

[@lizziek7617]

@@joeshow.101 I read up on that and the concept of hallucinogenic fungus is one interpretation the director said you could take into understanding the movie, but it isn't the main concept. Essentially it's all up to your interpretation lmao

[@rhetteverette2406]

I know it’s really cliche of me to say but the 80’s will forever be my favorite decade for horror. It’s mainly because that’s when I was a kid and discovering horror

[@elpeluca7780]

I was born in 2000 and the 80s is my fav decade for horror too. It's so wholesome to imagine my parents as teenagers discovering all these classics back in the day

[@Phantasmlovecraft]

"Demons to some.. angels to others.." Damn Hellraiser (1) is just great, there is no bullshit jump scares or typical troupes. i'ts crazy horrifying story.

[@whatda1620]

I doubt she really watched it. If she was a dude she wouldn't get away with her dumb opinions.

[@Phantasmlovecraft]

@@whatda1620 wtf? what does her gender have anything to do with it?

[@whatda1620]

@@Phantasmlovecraft Simps online give females, especially pretty ones, a pass on everything. If a guy had these horrible takes he'd get ratioed.

[@FatherG420]

@@whatda1620 it’s her opinion dumbass

[@whatda1620]

@@FatherG420 It's a shitty opinion.

[@LiamH81]

Everyones favourite horror era is when they grew up

[@MrParkerman6]

Only cuz I grew up when movies were in their prime.

[@GoddessLadyRei]

80's and late 70's.

[@smudge7057]

Correct

[@corbinbros.2520]

The horror pictures of the 1930s are my favorite just because they leave me feeling uneasy. I don’t feel scared, just a little perturbed by how messed up some things can be when the film shows as little as possible.

[@helenblight5596]

I totally agree with 2000s horror being the best! saw is my absolute favourite and I love the way they are filmed, something about that aesthetic really draws me in. I was born in 2001 so I missed out on being there for it but god I wish I was

[@kath9088]

Just got into the Saw franchise and as someone who was born in 2003, I really really wish I could've seen all of them in cinemas and experienced things like House of Jigsaw as well!

[@linettesanchez9955]

The 90’s was my favorite era for horror. I just adore the Scream series so much. Next to the 90’s I’d honestly say now.

[@MrParkerman6]

I honestly thought the killer in Scream was Stu and would have thought it was Billy too, except It was airing twice in a row on cable and I caught it the first time right when Billy gets "stabbed" by Stu, then I shut it off till it replayed and watched it from the beginning. Had I not seen that Scene I would have totally suspected the real killers, I never even for a second suspected anyone else. ....but thanx to seeing that scene early- I thought Billy was innocent. So I'm glad I saw that scene early.

[@THECCGIRLZ]

Oh nooo Sarah, The Strangers is my favorite horror movie. 😩 But Hush is amazing too. I do love how you elaborate your reasons though. Much love. 🖤

[@applemusic751]

Hush was good, i liked it

[@jennycarrington9035]

Omg same so many people hate it, did u see the new one

[@THECCGIRLZ]

Kotaac Yes, it was okay. I should probably watch it again. It’s nowhere near as great as the first one though.

[@legizticz6360]

Hey Sweetest Sin um is Tamara home?

[@magda386]

Maybe it's because it lacks the supernatural element. Movies about people killing other people are not actual horror movies. They should be considered crime/thriller movies

[@katastrophecy]

that's super interesting that home invasion is your least favorite, whereas it's probably one of the scariest genres for me, which is even weirder because you said you don't believe in supernatural stuff, but it scares you the most. home invasion scares me because it's the most likely to happen. super interesting to hear your hot takes, glad i found your channel. really enjoying your vids lately!

[@SarahYarberry]

Omg I’ve thought the same thing about PG13 horror forever!! I’ve always thought they were more scary because they didn’t rely on gore or nudity or language for shock

[@neutralman9124]

The Village is great. It's haunting, beautiful and the acting is amazing. I personally don't think genre matters, it's the end product. Slasher is my favourite subgenre of horror. There are great and bad films in all genres. Hellraiser is flat out bad. It isn't just you, people are blinded by nostalgia. It's stupid, the acting is atrocious and the story is laughable. I'm going to say late 90's to late 2000's is the best for me. A little before your favourite, but similar. Scream is my favourite movie. Halloween is also my favourite Rob Zombie film and the second best movie in the entire franchise. It's just a really interesting and gritty take. It's a bit much at times, but I love it. Disagree about Child's Play, but they're the best two. The straight to DVD movies are pretty good too. Blair Witch is an odd one. It has some incredible ideas and the ending is great, it has less likeable leads than the original. Rings sucked. The Ring is one of the best horror movies of the last decade but this movie is a joke. YES! THE R RATING THING IS STUPID. My favourite horror movies (Scream and Halloween) are R, but they're not the best to me because of gore. They're the best because they're brilliantly told, entertaining movies with incredible scripts, acting and directing.

[@GlitzCats]

Also Hellraiser is a masterpiece

[@cryinglightningxoxo]

Don’t be nervous to share your opinions! I love hearing what other people like/dislike and get new perspectives. If people get overly combative that’s pretty silly. This is your channel 🖤

[@altayant3174]

CreepShow is definitely a good enough reason to get Shudder on its own.

[@ryanlilly7264]

The best decade for horror films was the 70s. Commenting here mid-video and I'm glad someone agrees with me that Hellraiser is just pretty tortureporn and nothing more :\

[@kaylawashere1]

Ryan Lilly I agree!! I remember when I first watched it all it really was make me feel sick. It didn’t scare me, it was just gross.

[@ladyalibat6564]

The story is so much better!

[@rockinbobokkin7831]

I'm not even sure it's pretty and the colored lense of nostalgia should be in favor of the movie for me.

[@traytonvanderecken9329]

Mine is 70s and 80s mainly cause of Scfi and Slasher.

[@DestinyBlossom]

Trayton Vanderecken slasher in the 70’s and 80’s is definitely the best.

[@tree133tong]

I feel like the whole idea of there being a “best decade” for horror is pretty bunk. It mostly boils down to nostalgia. My most unpopular opinion is probably that Jaws is super boring and not at all scary.

[@carlab30]

Michael Reite I’m with you on jaws. I tried 3 different times to watch and either fell asleep or gave up on it. It’s mind numbingly boring. Everyone keeps saying it’s a great classic so I wanted to see what the hype was about

[@Punkpsychobilly]

That’s how I feel about a lot of the “standard classics”. I grew up in the 80’s, so I have that nostalgia for movies from that decade, but I think the best stuff has come out over the last couple decades. Can’t beat the technology we have today.

[@MrParkerman6]

No, it isn't Nostalgia, dumbass. It is a fact that movie writers and Casting Directors have gotten progressively worse since the 90s. Not just with Horror.

[@sarkaztik3228]

@@MrParkerman6 What are you even talking about? It is a fact that there is no absolute "best" decade for horror and only preferences, ergo you are incorrect, and your post alone shows that you are by nostalgia. While there are more badly-written horror movies than good in the last 20 years, nearly all horror movies from the 80s and 90s were either badly written or copied from a book thus not even an original creation. Hell, the ratio might have been even worse People on average don't watch horror movies for how well-written they were, otherwise mindless slasher movies from the 80s and 90s wouldn't be some of the most popular horror movies to date (the Friday the 13th series and Texas Chainsaw Massacre, for example are prime examples of braindead writing, but that doesn't stop them from being thoroughly enjoyed by many). There's nothing wrong with that as horror movies don't necessarily need good writing to work. Casting has been bad in every decade, even taking a look at film in general, you would notice that. These days the same bad actors are used in the same horrible Netflix-exclusive horror movies to make a quick buck, yes, but many cult hits had horrible actors and actresses as well. The biggest issues with most horror movies these days are that they're all about demons, ghosts, or possession (all boring and cookie cutter nonsense), bad remakes, or trying too hard to fit in with "modern day habits and technology" (aka, the horrid "Unfriended" and movies of that ilk). Also far too much bad-looking CG. We've come so far and movies are still making horror movies with pitiful looking CG. I personally (AND SUBJECTIVELY) prefer the 80s and 90s the most because of the vast use of practical effects and the aura of cheese that comes from the difference in video quality from the 80s to now. Most bad movies these days aren't as fun to watch as bad movies from the 80s, in my opinion, and it's very rare for movies to be made with care and nice looking practical effect.

[@nicholasonciul5770]

Here’s one of mine: I really don’t like The Ring. I find it incredibly boring.

[@hidetheapplejuice]

nickthemusicnerd27 same! But I do like the way she comes out of the tv in that one scene.

[@vinguyeen6156]

I watched it and i had nightmares for few days

[@riv0156]

Yes yes me too

[@gatorez4811]

Thank u, that and the grudge

[@galhelman8664]

SAME

[@b100d.br02]

i understand how you feel but CHILDS PLAY 2019????? im im sad

[@alyssavalentine5441]

Same i literally was forced to watch the new one like im a die hard child’s play fan like i realize some of the films are god awful but the new one oh lord

[@jalisawilkins3900]

The strangers is so scary to me I can't watch it at all i hid the DVD lol

[@chloer1310]

Eric Froshnider dude that was so fucking creepy

[@maggotplayground]

Raymond Douglas the strangers was actually in development before them was released

[@GoreyBits]

Awesome shirt 👍🏻

[@heatherryan3969]

I love The Strangers. I even liked Strangers 2:Prey at Night. I loved the actors/actresses who played the mom, dad, and daughter. However, I think they should've cast someone else to play the brother.

[@JAZZYJSCOOBY]

Home Invasion films is pretty MY favorite sub-genre in horror. I kind of gave you a side-eye when you said you enjoyed the Child's Play remake over the original, plus also liking Rings.

[@bby.kaylamarie]

Same!

[@oreochips21]

Yeah...me too. For her liking the remake and hating the original, it's like what?! I feel like she doesn't resonate with the feel of something you love so dearly (like Andy being obsessed with a doll that he grew to love and to be tarnished with the fact of a serial killer who wanted to kill him and take over his body)

[@peanutbutterpikachu]

Jazz Ross I wish there was a way I could watch movies with ppl over some online service. Are movie watching parties a thing?

[@audsrose]

rob zombie’s movies are excellent!! i love them all, especially his version of halloween.

[@sickmansavoir]

Fuck yeah they are!!

[@Macjones69]

I’m disagree don’t take offense they suck in my opinion

[@riv0156]

Fuck no that movies are💩💩💩

[@termartion9007]

Audrey Rose HILDA! HILDA!

[@enochtaff7539]

I definitely prefer Halloween 2 because it feels more like an original movie when compared to the remake. I think rob Zombie does violence very well but he needs to stop writing his films

[@Spidermanfan937]

Saw is my favorite franchise of the 2000-2010 era of horror films .

[@tianakuntz]

Hell yeah, I loved The Village, too! Mismanaged advertising but solid film.

[@trayas2272]

Aw no love for Hellraiser? I just love Clive Barker’s novels and while the movies tend to drift from the source material the concepts are pretty original. The Midnight Meat Train is another movie based on Barker’s short stories.

[@GoddessLadyRei]

Book of Shadows is extremely under rated just like Halloween III Season of The Witch.

[@AnUnhingedMind]

The 70's giallo wave and 80's slasher boom are my favorite eras of horror by far!

[@Josh-xn2uu]

Home invasion movies are scary because they’re realistic. The Strangers was just a random killing and torture for no reason. That’s really scary

[@ashton5420]

The Strangers is based on a true story

[@calcifowl]

I remember watching The Village on cinemas when it came out and absolutely hating it because it was advertised as an horror movie and I felt so cheated... but as time passed I kept thinking fondly about the movie until I gave in and rewatched it last year or so, turns out I love it now! Also my best era of horror is the early 00s! We’re around the same age so I’m pretty sure it’s for the same reasons haha

[@creewiggles4702]

Omg I love the Hellraiser franchise 😭😩

[@carlypatrick1755]

Me too! Hellraiser and Hellraiser 2 are in my top 5 favourite horrors

[@missleelee7232]

Me too! I watch the first one at least once a year

[@tadakuniyasuda8214]

Child’s Play 2 is my favorite film of ALL TIME. The strength of young characters to face this evil inspired my childhood and I still rewatch it over and over again. Please watch

[@saltysunshine4876]

early 2000's horror films are amazing. especially the ones where it is something that could happen, and has happened to people. tcm, house of wax, hills have eyes, hostel, the hannibal series (half the series came out in the early 2000s it's valid). they're all possible, and as someone who's doubly a serial killer fanatic, it's kind of like watching a real serial killer, massacre, etc. crime scene happen.

[@michaelfuson4490]

The late 90s/early 2000s was a great time for horror/thriller movies. Movies like Stir of Echoes and The Invisible are highly underrated gems.

[@ma-br7iq]

Childsplay 2 is definitely my favorite out of the franchise, but it depends on what you like. If you want more cheesy/campy fun horror then the OG trilogy are definitely the best, but if you enjoy a bit of comedy mixed in Bride and Seed are what I’d recommend. (Though seed is..... something. 😂) If you want less cheese and just straight up horror Curse and Cult are awesome too. I thought cult was good, but Curse was great. 🔪❤️

[@esradogan112]

Early 2000’s was most definitely my favourite era for horror ! Blair Witch , The Ring, Paranormal Activity & SAW are in my top 5 favourite movies I’ve ever seen

[@esradogan112]

@@briancooper2833 I loved it ! Both 1 & 2 😊

[@esradogan112]

@@briancooper2833 I 💯 agree that 3 was disappointing, but I also will watch 4 just to see if it’s any better then the 3rd 😊

[@esradogan112]

@@briancooper2833 exactly, we can only hope. Do you know when it’s to come out ?

[@esradogan112]

@@briancooper2833 I’ll check that channel out and keep an eye out for it! What’s your favourite horror movie ?

[@dannaalquati]

I 100% agree with the fact that 2000-2010 was the best decade. Also 90s were pretty good.

[@Kat-hs2ij]

I'm part of this unpopular opinion too !

[@JuanJose-fw1eg]

Sería bueno que hicieras mas videos de peliculas de terror, Danna.

[@arielperez3613]

I know I’m late but mine too! I just love the dark camera quality that is used around that time

[@taylortimeless]

My favorite decade for horror is the late 1950s/ early to mid 1960s. I guess it’s more psychological thriller I guess but still it was a brilliant time for it.

[@erikramaekers63]

Lady in a Cage is a great 60's movie with Olivia De Havilland being stalked in her own house by James Caan and his gang

[@catnumber6967]

Nice! Have you ever seen Paranoiac? I loved that one & I never see anyone talk about it

[@taylortimeless]

Brigette Fitzgerald No I haven’t gotten the pleasure of watching it! I need to give it a go! I’ll add it to my must watch! I’m surprised I haven’t seen it! I’ve watched a lot!

[@taylortimeless]

Erik Ramaekers that sounds so familiar! I feel like I have seen it!

[@motownman383]

The 70s was the best decade. Dawn of the Dead, Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre to name a few. Great video!

[@GoddessLadyRei]

No! The 80's. The Evil Dead, Friday The 13th, Day of The Dead, The Gates of Hell, The Thing, Aliens, The Burning, A Nightmare On Elm Street, The Shining, Poltergeist, An American Werewolf in London, Fright Night, Halloween 2, Night of The Demons, The Return of The Living Dead, Sleep Away Camp, Re Animator and Pumpkin Head to name a few.

[@pamelaboden]

I said the same thing. Also, The Exorcist, gotta be the most famous. And I mentioned a few others.

[@misty7050]

The Exorcist, Jaws, The Omen, Carrie, Alien and The Hills Have Eyes are a few more. I love 80s horror but the 70s was hands down the best era.

[@abductedbyhorror1238]

1980’s is the golden years of horror. I’d say 2017 to 2019 horror has gotten better in the mainstream world and even the less know ones. However nothing can touch 80’s horror movies in my opinion. Also I am very curious in why you don’t believe in the paranormal? I could share my experiences with you. If you don’t believe because nothing has happened to you in that vein I can understand, but either way I’d love to hear your side.

[@atomiccritter6492]

why you don’t believe in the paranormal - I obviously cannot speak for her but its largely because pretty much anyone involved with "hauntings" etc are either woefully ignorant of science or have mental issues or a combo of both

[@abductedbyhorror1238]

@@atomiccritter6492 this argument although decent is false. I’ve had many paranormal experiences as well as everyone on my Mom’s side of the family. I’ve seen a demon face to face. I was borderline close to exorcism when I was just 8 years old. The paranormal is very tangible. I can understand when people don’t believe if they haven’t experience it for themselves.

[@atomiccritter6492]

@@abductedbyhorror1238 no dont be silly

[@vees7724]

I agree with your opinion on Child’s Play! The original movies felt like they were campy (which, don’t get me wrong, there’s a special place in my heart for campy horror) but I loved the real tension I felt with the remake!

[@inferno2543]

I sorta like the Evil Dead remake better than the second and third Evil Dead movies.

[@cannibalbill5887]

Inferno watch your mouth

[@melaniemills4745]

Same

[@filmbuffs9759]

I think that the late 2010s (2016-2019) saw a resurgence in horror and had some of the best since the 80s ( IT, Don’t Breathe, Get Out, A Quiet Place, Hereditary, The Lighthouse, Overlord)

[@MK-pq1lt]

I love all of those east asian horror movies like Ju On, White Ghost/Black ghost, ring-u, Noroi, Dark Water, and all their American remakes that came out in the late 90s/early 2000s. The Ring was also one of the first horror movies I ever saw and one of my all time favorites. The ghosts have such a haunting look, and I always loved the grey, misty atmosphere and shots of rainy cities and small apartments. The films have such a melancholy, quiet tone with a creeping uneasy undercurrent.

[@Platinum400]

I liked The Village too! To me the fact that people would go to those lengths to protect their way of life is way scarier/more disturbing than any type of monster.

[@boopbeep8]

omg please watch the second child's play, it's so good

[@alyssamiranda6937]

For ever in love with 2000-2010! Love Saw, Ghost Ship and Thirteen Ghosts!

[@edstar83]

I like those too but 70's 80's 90's had a crap more cult classics. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5nOpKN3jJKlY5I

[@0Lottee0]

I think The Village suffered from really bad marketing, because even when people say they hated it a lot of them will still say they liked everything up to the last 20 minutes or so. I do think it’s overall a strong film but I didn’t care for how The Twist is revealed.

[@Nacnud92]

The 30’s-40’s are the best decade for horror. But I do enjoy the 70’s as well.

[@GavnerWinterLuver]

My favorite era is either 70s And I'd say yeah watch book of shadows, but don't go into it too seriously

[@doomerzoomer]

re: hellraiser, I hated the first film because I didn't know what I was getting into, but I just was so curious I picked up the original book 'The Hellbound Heart' (yep Hellraiser is a book adaptation). and the book is just so much better! Clive is a decent author, but an awful director (he directed the first film) the book better explains the more horror parts and doesn't have the 80's cheesiness (just read where Kirsty meets pinhead, and it's just a conversation, none of the hallway shit in the film, and I feel like it's more effective). So I def recommend the book if the film wasn't your thing (it's a tiny book.) Also Hellraiser did suffer because they really wanted a new slasher icon, but Hellraiser really isn't meant to be a tradional slasher.

[@starrsmith3810]

Pinhead is barely even in the first movie. The real villain is pretty much the sexual deviant and the woman who later joined him

[@ResurrectionDreams]

Clive Barker is actually one of my favorite authors. I think he's a great writer (better than a lot of other popular horror writers) and a fantastic artist also. It's unfortunate that a lot of people are only familiar with the film adaptations of his work because most of the films aren't very good. Perfect example is Cabal; I love the novella but the movie Nightbreed based on it, also directed by Barker, is super cheesy. I do like the first Hellraiser movie though despite its flaws.

[@lunarose698]

Hush was actually a surprising film for me. The concept of the protagonist being completely deaf was an interesting twist and how she uses it to her advantage while she's fighting off the intruder.

[@sadiqurrahman9741]

I think a big portion of people who disliked 'The Village' saw the trailer first and since the trailer was kind of misleading; they ended up not liking the movie.

[@Talesfromtheshelf]

You lost me when you said the child’s play remake is better than the original 🤷🏻‍♂️ I mean come on that’s just tough to swallow

[@Punkpsychobilly]

Exactly. I barely made it through the whole thing, it was painful.

[@RayRay14631]

Agreed

[@surround83]

Child's Play (2019) is the best child's play movie suck it up. There is one bad part about it though.

[@surround83]

@MR PEEVES except that the remake is better than the original, the original is cringy.

[@surround83]

@MR PEEVES i know that and i was just stating my opinion.

[@vakaboonxo7140]

Joker review?

[@XxcelestialgirlxX]

I'm a HUGE Child's Play/Chucky fan! I reccomend Bride of Chucky, Seed of Chucky, and Cult of Chucky. Those are my personal faves (although I will continuously rewatch Child's 1-3 no issue). Jennifer Tilly really does Bride and Seed some heavy justice and the ending to Cult was really interesting for me. One reason I adore the Child's play/Chucky franchise is how casually they slip in LGBTQ representation. Like one example is that Chucky's kid is gender fluid.

[@Brandon0844]

2:00 GIRL, YOU AND ME BOTH!!! The Village is SO underrated but I can understand for the most part why some people don't like it but I don't think this is where Shyamalan's career "dropped", I think that began with The Happening, even if that's fun. (I brought that up souly because that's why people hate it.) Plus, The Village is my favorite film OF ALL TIME! Great video, The Village STANS RISE UP!