WHAT IS THE BEST HORROR MOVIE EVER MADE ? | spooky astronauts

[@valeriebrooks3521]

I really liked The Orphange from Spain. I don't know if it changed horror, but it was spooky and the plot was original to me. Just my opinion.

[@zoealexandra5846]

The Silence of the Lambs is my favourite. I love it so much, but it is generally such a great story and the actors are phenomenal

[@victoriaprice7108]

This made me want to spend the rest of my day on a horror movie rewatch binge

[@spookyastronauts]

me too! :P

[@WaffleNova]

I've been on a rewatch binge for 3 weeks now !!!!!

[@MrLogic88]

THE VVITCH DESERVES MORE LOVE !

[@stoplyinn]

The Fly is an underrated horror movie

[@spookyastronauts]

Love The Fly! the remake is great too!

[@B1Kobe0824]

Such a great film but I don't know about greatest of all time. But by far some of the best practical effects in a film. And it also does well on the emotional effect it has on people.

[@laustcawz2089]

@@spookyastronauts Love the original! The remake could've been pretty good, but that was one of the worst endings I've ever seen.

[@samanthapuente7141]

Yesss! Thank you!

[@BucketOfMarbles]

I think MARTYRS (2008) is the greatest horror film ever. It's a rare film that can be so disturbing yet so profound. It deserves the top spot precisely because it isn't for the faint of heart.

[@JarodM]

Thanks for putting this together for us, we appreciate it~

[@spookyastronauts]

Thanks Jarod!

[@JarodM]

@@spookyastronauts You're very welcome Emma~

[@electricallity]

when i saw scream on the list i got so excited it was like seeing my favorite sports team lmaoo

[@gerardgaray828]

As soon as I started watching the intro to this list, I called The Exorcist. How could one not come to this conclusion??

[@gerardgaray828]

Ew. Wait, I’m sorry, pardon the fuck?? In what ways has The Exorcist not aged well?? Do tell

[@leighkaan1975]

@@gerardgaray828 "Pardon the fuck?" I like that

[@gerardgaray828]

Leigh Kaan Thanks lol, pretty sure I ganked it off of a history meme😅

[@AL13NM]

Easily The Exorcist! Amazing cast, director, special FX, sound design, film score!

[@larsliljeblad800]

Absolutely! The Exorcist is a masterpiece on every level...it's power and artistry is hard to beat! hands down the very best of them all!

[@Horror-Man]

Really hope you do one of these for underrated/forgotten/underseen horror films. In my opinion, that's where the real meat of the genre lies. Soooooo many amazing films to choose from.

[@spookyastronauts]

very true!

[@ashleywilson8708]

Surprised the evil dead didnt make any of the lists. Maybe I'm just bias since I was named after Ash 🤣

[@jwnj9716]

Maybe The Thing or The Shining. I agree with William Friedkin that the Exorcist isn't a horror movie. Not once did Friekdin or William Peter Blatty say, "Hey lets make a horror movie". Its about the mystery of faith. Which is funny cause Ari Aster said Hereditary was about the family drama, he forgot he was making a horror movie.

[@sdqsdq6274]

only prefer 2011 ver. the thing

[@jwnj9716]

The Thing 2011? You got to be kidding...

[@sdqsdq6274]

@@jwnj9716 then the 1982 ver ? lol who kidding

[@jwnj9716]

I strongly disagree, The Thing From Another World is even better. The 2011 was just average with Playstation 3 lookin CGI & forgettable characters. I like the idea of the prequel but I prefer an actual sequel like the comics. Its ok if you liked it more, nothing wrong with that.

[@ImpressionBlend]

OMG I'm loving these videos, Emma! Can't wait to see which other ones you have in mind! Personally, I find the mindset that best movies have to be classics a bit strange. True, classics mean that they stood the test of time, but a lot of love for these classics has to do with nostalgia. With horror in particular, the effects, aesthetic, and acting style tend to look dated more so than in other genres, which makes it hard to take a lot of older horror (not all, of course) seriously. Finally, isn't part of the idea behind making new films creating new art, and making progress in the art of film and storytelling? Doesn't it make sense then that at least SOME of the newer films would be among the best ever made? Otherwise we are failing at this whole progress thing :)

[@spookyastronauts]

Thank you so much. I totally agree with what you are saying, especially in horror we are all so connected to nostalgia. Some of the horror films from over the last few days have blown me away with how much thought and detail they have, they really are masterpieces!

[@carolinesimard2719]

A Nightmare on Elm Street, yesssss, my favorite ever!😍😍😍

[@mloftis45]

I am loving the stats videos!! 😊😊 Appreciate all of your hard work putting them together!!

[@mrmnomad2810]

Hi, Spooky. How about a top 5 for every decade? Lesser known classic horror can get recognition even though, they can't compete with today's big budget, effects laden blockbusters. i.e. "I spit on your grave", "American werewolf in London", "Dog soldiers" "Storm of the century" Nice job on your list!

[@phillipblack480]

I think the "older" movies will always remain at the Top of most lists, simply because they stood the test of time for so many Fans and critics. But I have to say, The Exorcist did not even make my Top 10 :-D 1) Don´t Look Now 2) Suspiria (Argento) 3) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Hooper) 4) Halloween (Carpenter) 5) Blair Witch Project 6) Candyman 7) The House with Laughing Windows 8) Shining (Kubrick) 9) Lost Highway 10) House of Usher (Corman)

[@Njbear7453]

Thanks for including Blair witch it doesn’t get enough credit

[@collector832]

I literally got so excited when Chris Stuckmann replied and here you are mentioning it! Love it! And though my personal for this is Scream and Candyman, I’m thinking The Shining or The Exorcist took first place for best horror movie ever.

[@Evy2526]

What movie did he pick?

[@toshomni9478]

Candyman should definitely have been on the last and maybe the first Hellraiser movie as well.

[@RandomHorror]

So many horrors it's insane i think horror will still be going strong in 100 years from now just when you think the monsters have gone they always find a way to come back with new ways to scare and terrify us.

[@eraserheadpossum]

This is such an interesting video!! As you said, nobody thinks the exact same and everything in horror is subjective. Personally though, I definitely wish that Carrie (1976) and The Silence of the Lambs (which I know some people say isn’t a horror movie, but I’d argue it is!) made it in here. I’m so glad the Shining got number one overall, it’s such a spectacular movie! I’m actually really surprised that Friday the 13th didn’t make it in here, because of the extreme cult following it has, even though it’s not one of my favorites. Please keep doing videos like these, they’re great!

[@JustCallMeMeghan]

Now we need lists of YOUR top 10 favorite horror films, and YOUR top 10 scariest horror movies.

[@spookyastronauts]

Bahah I’m not sure you know the level of criticism people get for revealing them! I’d be dragged for my own opinion!

[@stephenandrew4186]

I genuinely liked both of these horror stat videos, they were interesting and really cool.

[@nathanmitchell408]

Not a film but when I first heard Jeff Wayne’s war of the worlds on my own With headphones on eight years old 1985 my defining horror moment

[@keiththehawk6512]

The descent not being on any list is just a wtf moment and pretty ,pretty , pretty ,effed up

[@brunoford5656]

All-time top 30, possibly cracks 25... maybe

[@Balintawak72]

I think Salem’s Lot could have replaced a couple on the list BUT, I LOVE everything you post!!! Thanks for being the “go to” for everything horror❤️

[@ari5333]

*the shining🌟* Not the scariest obviously but probably one of the best if not the best psychological thriller ever made. Love it. A classic I also love the thing, hereditary, the conjuring, insidious 1, the babadook, Halloween and the Blair witch project . One of my favourite thrillers which of course is not scary but I just love it so much is orphan ( it doesn't belong in this list but yeah I just needed to mention it) Btw Emma you are the best!!!

[@HarryPairatestes363]

Lol. Loved the Jaws reference in the intro! One of my all time faves:)

[@spookyastronauts]

Thanks Ryan!

[@RobKnapp1]

"The Exorcist" is one the most disturbing and terrifying films ever made; moviegoers were passing out and bolting from their seats and running from the theater because of the film's intensity when it was first released. I remember my mother would go to the neighbors for 'bridge card' night once a week . I was about 13 and did not need a sitter. I was off my leash and would watch TV unsupervised. I will never forget watching "The Exorcist" on TV censored . But that did not matter it scared the hell out of me. I still remember to this day the censored line " Your Mother sews Socks that Smell ". "The Exorcist" was first released, the concept of demonic possession was something new for audiences to digest. The film pushed the limits of what was acceptable to be shown to audiences.The visceral language the imagery included a desecrated statue of the Virgin Mary, a young girl urinating on a carpet in front of dinner guests and that is the mild stuff . Director William Friedkin was bold enough to take the film where few filmmakers would have the courage to go, thus making the film unforgettable. Special Effects . The makeup of the possessed child is something you can't unsee; it's so unsettling in how it personifies the face of evil. Such realistic effects for the movie that it would be hard to see how computer generated effects of today could even compete. "The Exorcist" feels less like a movie and more like a true-life event being captured on film.Mercedes McCambridge . The voice from hell. She provided the demonic voice of the possessed child, and her performance is one of the key factors that makes the movie so terrifying. I will never forget her voice acting as I watched as a youth it is still as frightening 40 years later. This film it gets under my skin ."The Exorcist" is full of so many unsettling moments and based on a real-life exorcism of Roland Doe .We have William Peter Blatty to thank for bringing the tale to the masses. "The Exorcist" remains the scariest movie ever made especially if that viewer had a religious upbringing. One of the best films I have ever seen.

[@imnotgonnasay3612]

Finally subscribing! I've been watching your videos every week!! Great job and thank you for taking the time to create them! The Shining all the way.....

[@MichelleCaplan]

I’m once again surprised that The Omen isn’t on any of these lists. At least all the ones that made it are fantastic...

[@misstallica]

Jaws is definitely my favorite horror movie of all time. I am so surprised it does not say 'horror horror' to you. To me, the idea of a very REAL monster being able to eat me when I regularly go to the beach is terrifying! The film is fantastic, the atmosphere is brilliant and the characters have an enormous charisma. All the others are amazing as well, but Jaws .. it's perfection (..to me) :-)

[@26muca07]

John Carpenter is a master of horror, the man directed 3 out of my top 5: The Thing, Halloween and (my personal favorite) Christine.

[@Njbear7453]

Is Christine worth seeing ? Best Buy and suncoast by me has the blu ray doe $10

[@26muca07]

@@Njbear7453 just a personal favorite since I was a kid, it's not the best horror movie ever but it's a cult classic, meaning you either love or hate it, and the red Plymouth Fury became a huge movie icon. I think it's worth checking it out, it holds up.

[@Njbear7453]

1960's Clint Eastwood ok, I’m a big carpenter fan but it’s one of his films I haven’t seen and for $10 steelbook I figured it might be worth it.

[@stephaniefraney3033]

This list is amazing! Of course the classics always take home the win. I think they dont make movie like they used to (unfortunately) Also if you were to ask me what movies as of today that creeped me out are Hereditary Midsommar Suspiria The Blackcoate's Daughter The perfection The VVitch I loved these movies and the artistic take on horror. Its different than the popular monster and ghost spook films. As far as ghosts and monster-ish movies the original Paranormal Activity scared me to death haha, The Blair Witch Project and Pywacket freaked me out! I think when you dont see alot of what it is that's haunting the movie creeps out the audience because it's our imagination trying to figure it out. And I think as individuals our "horror minds" are our own worst enemies lol. And a "boogeyman" film that creeps me out every time is Sinister that guy creeps me the hell out!! Awsome video Emma!! Thanks for these lists, it's always fun to go back in time and discuss the classics ❤

[@RictusHolloweye]

I don't think it's a case of "they don't make movies like that anymore". I think it's more a case of movies that have stood the test of time. We've yet to see what modern horrors manage to find longevity. It's like music. There was a lot of awful music in the eighties, but we only bother remembering the good stuff and so now eighties music is highly regarding by many. No doubt there was a lot of rubbish back in Mozart's time, but only the truly great music from that era remains.

[@toastedavalanche]

Awesome video. I really appreciated the work you put in. I'm glad that Scream appeared here. It's the perfect gateway horror movie. I know so many people who got into the genre because of it. The Thing is my personal favourite. It's not just a near-perfect horror movie. It's also a stunningly executed movie in general. You are the Creepy Content queen 🤘

[@spookyastronauts]

Thank you so much toasted!

[@le4372]

you should do a video on your picks for best + scariest horror movie ever made!! I'd love to see what your list looks like!

[@jehizkiel78]

American werewolf in London. scared me crazy in my youth. The full moon tht was shining at night for 2 full weeks didn't help either...

[@lukasmoodysson4701]

Horror films I like Korea: Thirst I saw the devil Oldboy A tale of two sisters Japan: Ju on (original) Ringu Europe: Martyrs Raw Suspiria Suspiria 2018 (I’m obsessed with it but it’s not very scary, well so is the original) Let the right one in Goodbye mommy Dogtooth (more of a thriller) English speaking films: The Nightingale Hereditary Under the skin The exorcist The tenant The witch The others

[@MattA-nz9ze]

I’m probably the only person with this opinion, but the Witch is my favourite horror movie- for me no other film has quite managed to build up such a terrifying atmosphere of dread and just utter chaos, and it really takes all control out of your hands. For me, the tension and paranoia is completely unmatched by any other horror film, which makes it my favourite of all time, closely followed by Hereditary! Also, I’m sad to see no mention of The Omen at all, it’s actually my favourite classic horror film, but the Shining is brilliant too, and I can definitely see why it got first place!

[@Njbear7453]

Very scary movie

[@NocturnalHorrors]

I love seeing what everyone else thinks is the best horror film. So much fun to read these comments! It’s time to revisit some of these masterpieces!

[@spookyastronauts]

Thanks! yep the comments are wild!

[@nicolacook1699]

Thanks for putting this together, love these lists .

[@Njbear7453]

It depends on what you consider horror !! My personal favorite horror movie is the original Halloween, it scared the living hell out of me when I was a kid and I had nightmares for years and whenever I heard the iconic theme I got goosebumps and still do to this day. The thing about Halloween is that it’s about an average human being who escapes an insane asylum, Michael Myers is a 21 year old male who isn’t 7 feet tall like Jason and doesn’t “look” like a monster.

[@GSnickerz]

Hereditary, Psycho, and Rosemary’s baby is an INSANE trilogy to think about, how different they all are. Three of the best nonetheless 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@pinehawk9600]

I agree

[@NikkiBRaps]

hereditary, midsommar, martyrs and the shining for meeee

[@diskeywick]

I think your age determines what movies make your list too, I know a lot of the younger movie fans who like CGI and most of the older crowd can't stand it so I think age plays a big role in your decisions.

[@miadl13]

For me, the best of all time is the HUGELY underrated "mother!". That movie deserved better, and that's a horror movie if I've ever seen one. It has everything a horror movie should have, in my opinion: it's disturbing, unsettling, highly atmospheric, and, above all, original, not following any tropes, yet still being as horrific as any other one.

[@Terry-Cybil]

Absolutely brilliant film.

[@NocturnalHorrors]

M. Leoci I agree with everything you’ve said and yet, I can’t understand why I didn’t like it more. It’s a powerful, well acted, disturbing, technically proficient film, but it’s also a highly rejected film for some reason. It’s an anomaly. Where will it stand in 20 years?

[@Terry-Cybil]

@@NocturnalHorrors It's rejected because of its 'artsy' nature. I could see why people hate on pointless arthouse films with no narrative, but this film is above and beyond that.

[@NocturnalHorrors]

JoeEyeMonster True. It’s definitely not a film for mainstream audiences to say the least.

[@DainDenham]

I love Mother so much. It should be considered a modern classic

[@littleredgoddesspersephone3982]

I am so glad to see Scream represented. I think Scream will always be in my top ten movies!

[@thelostkilljoy]

I love your videos! Great job on them! I'm a pretty big Michael Myers fan, so I love all of the Halloween movies. I guess if I had to say the best to me, it would be Halloween. But, The Exorcist is the scariest to me.

[@mm277hb]

DONT STOP!! LOVE THE STATS VIDEOS!!!

[@decksonfury5270]

Absolutely loved martyrs. Glad it made any list.

[@testtubetrauma77]

great video emma as per usual i would deffo put the omen in my top ten best horrors ever and surprised it aint in any top 10s but i agree with 90 per cent of the selections.

[@spookyastronauts]

I love the Omen! so sad it didnt make any list.

[@jefffloyd7105]

The crowd went nuts in the third act and i could'nt stop laughing.

[@TheHorrorMiserMontyG]

I love these stats video Emma. I'm not surprise seeing Hereditary on this list because of the impact that movie has had in horror. I'm not surprise seeing The Thing or The Shining as the best horror movie made because of the impact those movies have made in horror. However, I still believe that, IMO, the best horror movie ever made is The Exorcist. As much as I enjoyed The Shining, The Thing, and Psycho, they simply don't have the impact that The Exorcist has (again, IMO) Brilliant video Emma!

[@Ozzie76]

The Exorcist is my number 1 for horror movies always will be.

[@MrCarp2]

Yes, Trisha.

[@GiotheGhreat]

What about "I saw the devil", "Insidious", "A girl walks alone at night", "Fire in the sky", "Hostel", "The devils rejects"...so many on my list!! I fall asleep watching "The witch"...the rest are just classics. BTW You are super cute!

[@jessvelarde2961]

I thought suspira was amazing honestly watched it 5 times in theater and still LOVE IT

[@pbarnette]

Some that should be considered Carrie (1976) Suspiria (1977) Dawn of the Dead (1978) Poltergeist (1982) Evil Dead II (1987) Saw (2004) Let the Right One In (2008)

[@sdqsdq6274]

i watch suspiria thru this channel recommendation , nice but i dont find it scary

[@spookyastronauts]

hardly any of these were mentioned in the votes!

[@carolinesimard2719]

pbarnette Poltergeist absolutely agree, one of my favorite below A Nightmare On Elm Street!

[@lisapoe888]

the Shining...of course

[@pinehawk9600]

Did love The Witch

[@clash79]

Black Phillip agrees

[@Cobicobiieeyy]

This is the hardest question man ummm The first Nightmare on elm street for me that movie has a special place for me 😭or Hereditary tbh because it brings bag a lot of elements that recent horror movies have been lacking

[@spookyastronauts]

Its a very hard question!

[@RosseeBoy19]

as much as i agree with the last for the most part i personally would have liked to have seen Black christmas 1974 be on some lists because that came before halloween and was actually the inspiration for halloween and i think it really defined horror for me and its the film that still gets to me to this day! i love it and i think it needs more notice. great video as always

[@beccanicole7637]

hereditary. tbh i don’t really get scared from horror movies or freaked out....except when i watch hereditary! n i’m glad you’re getting recognized by chris stuckmann!!! that’s crazy n u deserve it .

[@fant0n]

I love this type of videos! The next thing that can be done is doing the best horror movies in every subgenre

[@spookyastronauts]

My next one will be much more helpful ;)

[@mollymagennis7261]

I love these kind of videos, I'd love to see more! I am SO happy The Shining is #1 on the list, its my absolute favourite horror film (and also one of my favourite films in general) of all time, I'm actually currently reading the book for the first time and I can't wait to see the sequel 'Doctor Sleep' when it comes out!

[@meliodas9319]

Leprechaun was truly chilling...

[@meliodas9319]

Honestly though: 3. The Exorcist 2. The Shining 1. The Thing

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

That's a pretty great list, but where was Poltergeist on any of them? I'd vote that in over Scream any day. The Shining is definitely my top pick, so glad to see it won.

[@andys8483]

Agree, Poltergeist should def have been nominated. Still holds up today! I think I read somewhere that the Russos are remaking it after somebody else already tried & botched it. I don't really understand why it needs yet another remake as the cast & Oscar-winning effects backed up by the late Jerry Goldsmith's awesome score is just perfect as it is. I also think The Others should be on this list.

[@richardlilley8587]

I'd say psycho, it not only changed horror but cinema in general. It broke ground in terms of violence and sex in film. It popularised the twist ending, inaugurated the slasher genre, features one of the greatest performances in all of cinema and showed Hitchcock at his peak. It also features the most famous 'that scene' in any horror movie: the shower scene.

[@RandomUploads-ch3bh]

Great video, my list would be: (In no particular order) 1. Rosemary's baby 2. Carrie 3. Hereditary 4. Scream 5. Halloween 6. A Nightmare on Elm Street 7. Psycho 8. Silence of the Lambs (If that counts as a horror) 9. The Shining 10. The Omen There are a few classics I have yet to see, so that's why some are missing 😊

[@ryanfrieman733]

I remember seeing Scream at the movies. It really did help the horror genre make a come back. So did Blair Witch! I am fine saying Shining #1

[@Njbear7453]

Scream really did change “modern- day” horror and made the genre relevant again. Blair witch is a gem that doesn’t get enough credit changing horror as well because after Blair witch found footage became HUGE in the horror business (cloverfield, vhs, quarantine, paranormal activity)

[@charlesthompson2281]

I'm shocked I didnt see Black Christmas which started the slasher we all love

[@WestCoastChicano]

Halloween is one of my all time favorites and I loved The Thing, but they were more of a thrill ride than scary. And yes, The Shining is a masterpiece, but for me, as I commented on a previous video, it's The Exorcist and Sissy Spacek's Carrie. And I'm still shocked that Carrie wasn't on any of the top 10 lists. Gr8 vid. 🎥🍿👻

[@paintingsbypellie]

I know it is more of a gothic romance but Crimson Peak is so visually beautiful and no one talks about that movie. However, my favorite traditional horror movies are The Candyman, Pet Semetary, 13 Ghosts, Stir of Echoes, and Trick R Treat

[@ellagigg3625]

i'd love another video like this! I can't believe that i've seen barely any of these..... I've seen the exorcist and hereditary from these lists. I need to watch the shining for sure

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

The Exorcist scares everyone in some way I think!!

[@jjsmama401]

Based on story, characters, disturbing-ness( what is the word), shocking visuals, production value (execution of the music, scenes, effects), I choose Hereditary. Toni Collette should have received an Oscar for her acting.

[@elizabethg9129]

Please review Excision!!! I just watched it and loved it!

[@emmaenglishrosejowitt1083]

One of my favorite films! Along with martyrs and a dark song! X

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

Interesting list. Now I'm curious, what would make the list for best foreign horror movie? I mean, I'm italian, so all these movies are technically foreign to me, so...

[@nopizzawithoutpineapple]

Martyrs, definitely.

[@missusgumby]

The Chilean film, "Trauma" would be high on my list. The first scene alone makes The Shining look like a visit to Disneyland.

[@Njbear7453]

Train to busan is an excellent Korean zombie film it’s on Netflix

[@_CINEFILA_]

Muy buenas películas: El orfanato, Los sin nombre, Darkness, Los otros y Frágiles.

[@PauliosBucko]

10. The Exorcist 9. Scream 8. The Shining 7. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) 6. Alien 5. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4. The Thing (1982) 3. Halloween (1978) 2. Michele Soavi’s StageFright 1. Suspiria (1977)

[@8itzer]

To me tension and desperation are high in my need for a good horror. But I do love a good build and character development. Creep, Martyrs, Raw, Hereditary, Lake Mungo, Them, High Tension, Eden Lake, love them!! .

[@amy_yoshikawa]

You got some Really Great list. Few of them are my favourites. But I don't like Hereditary though.

[@pete038]

I really enjoy your stats video, please continue.

[@spookyastronauts]

Thanks Pete

[@divyenjoshi1168]

Amazing video as usual Emma!

[@spookyastronauts]

Thank you Joshi!

[@RictusHolloweye]

Nosferatu. The impact differs depending on which soundtrack is being used, and watching one and a half hours of silent movie is a mind altering experience, but it invented many horror tropes and used the viewer's subconscious responses against them. Not my personal favourite horror, and not the scariest, but I think it's a contender for the best.

[@PatriciaSilva-zh8lp]

I feel like it will be The Exorcist again. But I personally don't think it does represent the whole genre. But also then...I don't know which movie does...

[@juliocamacho-vicente3194]

So glad to hear about "Scream"!

[@dmr3_]

Girl, this stat videos are everything! I’ll take more, please! 🙌🏼

[@jsobol100]

#1: Scream 1&2, #2: Halloween (1978), #3: The Blair Witch Project, #4: The Exorcist, #5: It Follows, #6: Hereditary, #7: Misery, #8: The Silence of the Lambs, #9: Signs #10: Don't Breathe, #11: Showgirls (absolutely frightening!)

[@missycitty9478]

The Evil Dead, 1981. No question! Scared the Poop out of me for a Loooooong, long time!! Im talking, a very long time! Lol

[@VampGirl1822]

The practical effects were very ground breaking and it was very revolutionary In horror. I totally agree

[@missycitty9478]

@@VampGirl1822 yes! Crazy scary stuff!!

[@NoirPocahontas]

The remake for me did it..

[@gamelairtim]

It has to be Cabin in the Woods, because CITW actually "is" every horror movie. Seriously, it may not be the scariest, but it is great technically, has great acting, and literally is the one horror movie to show someone who isn't sure they're into horror.

[@jwnj9716]

Interesting, its a good movie even though there are dumb moments, not bad. The ending reminds me of Waxwork where all the monsters show up and fight. Plus some of the references are pretty cool.

[@Terry-Cybil]

Night of the Living Dead. Of course, the original.... I shouldn't even have to say that.

[@RictusHolloweye]

I didn't mind the remake. Not as good as the original, but still up there.

[@collinsaquatics6609]

It’s interesting how highly critics and others look at older movies. I wonder how our modern horror movies will be look upon in 40 years. Will we look at them differently?

[@daniellozano8812]

Glad there was no Eli Roth films ,his movies are trash ! Just likes to shock with no merits . The Witch will hold up the time, love slow burn

[@obi-juankenobi7176]

Eli Roth's films are not trash wtf are u talking about. Just because something isent ur taste doesn't mean its bad.....

[@obsidianstang6296]

So many fantastic films missing in all of these lists, not just this one. For the record, though, Emma has the best taste in film of any reviewer I've seen. Some additional considerations: Ghostland, The Orphanage (Spanish film), Darling, The Eyes of My Mother, Pyewacket, Veronica (Spanish), Let The right One In (Swedish), The Love Witch, Spring, Poltergeist, Audition (Japanese), The Cabin In The Woods, Paranormal Activity, The Babadook, REC, Hostel, A Quiet Place, Drag Me to Hell, Evil Dead, Don't Breathe, The Conjuring, Annabelle: Creation, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, Terrifier, The Witch, The Howling, Gretel & Hansel, Sleepy Hallow, Pumpkinhead and The Ninth Gate.

[@arvin8050]

I’m so happy about Scream being in the list. It’s literally my favorite horror movie of all time or even my favorite movie ever.

[@kingkill3398]

Haven't decided my personal top 10 horror movies but The Thing is definitely number 1 for me.

[@christianallan4555]

You need to be applauded for the effort and research you put into your videos. Thank you. Apologies if you have made a video on the 'Best horror movies that flew under the radar' Lake Mungo (for example) caught me off guard. It's got one of the creepiest moments I've ever seen in a horror movie. X

[@spookyastronauts]

Thanks Christian I really appreciate that

[@ashleyswshr]

The Blair Witch Project is my fav hands down

[@Espo2250]

my top 3 horror movies of all time..... 1.) The Exorcist 2) The Texas Chainsaw massacre 3) Maniac (1980)

[@KingOfGaymes]

Is TCM really gory? I know there’s blood but not like super gore

[@bryangarcia5599]

@Joseph Joestar Nah. Just a couple chicks gettin’ hung on meathooks; no biggie.

[@clintsmith794]

Just wanted to say that The Witch is fantastic and one of my all time favorite horror movies

[@nopizzawithoutpineapple]

The atmosphere is absolutely unreal. Literally everything in this movie is so unique and unsettling

[@Tchernobog]

didn't find Hereditary that special, def a one time watch for me, sadly.. however.. however. it is one of those films that come back and haunt you later on. I had a very vivid and realistic nightmare involving that movie after watching it and woke up frightened. I never have nightmares, I watch horror 24 7 and found this so disappointing but it somehow managed to be more meaningful in my dream and creep into them, so I gotta appreciate it for that.