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oh yeah ... Phantasm is definitely a must see

@@MickeyKnox The start of a epic saga. This list is questionable at best...

@Dragonetta Read my comment below, I give examples of superior movies that weren't mentioned.

@Dragonetta Everyone has an opinion, I stated mine...

@Dragonetta Thanks for running your mouth. Net time try not to be an asshole.

Almost everything by Junji Ito is absolute gold.

Alice Cooper also played Freddy Krueger's abusive adoptive father.

That movie is boring

I came here to comment this lol

@John Doe agreed.

The first one was good, the other two are shite and marked how Raimi wanted to move in a more mainstream direction away from real horror towards comedy that paved the way for him to end up doing the Spiderman films. The first one had very little humour with a couple of scenes viewed as extreme at the time, I think he had promise as a great horror director but ended up being tempted away by Hollywood, after all he is far richer than Argento, Fulci etc as a result so I understand his reasoning .

Yes it is

True i cant think of any other movie that was basically the exact same movie remade that was so much better the 2nd time around the 3rd one is pretty great as well

@@punkoid76 I couldn't agree more. A bit like 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' franchise which followed.

In the Mouth of Madness is one of my favorites!

@@cursedkirsty85 i love that film and its seriously one scary film that is

@Julia Barth: Agreed. Black Christmas is so emotionally visceral, the skin-crawling phone calls and Claire’s death haunt me more than the decapitation scene in The Omen

She said the beyond not from beyond

Matthew Smith she confusingly named it both! listen again. From Beyond is a Lovecraft based movie

@@Imthatguymatt she said The Beyond as her choice and then kept referring to it as From Beyond after

She doesn't know these movies. She's just a rather attractive mouthpiece for someone else's script, who apparently doesn't know the movies either. Probably plagiarized the list from somewhere else.

@@arupian666 ??

A particular type of horror...

If I remember correctly 1972 (Last House On The Left) to 1992 (Dead Alive) is considered the golden age of horror.

@@jeremyfrost2636 Ok ohboy! Dead/Alive was the alternate title, perhaps merely the US one. There actually a great film called Brain Dead with both Bills (Pullman and Paxton, the only thing they were in together), Bud Cort(!?) and George Kennedy with the last script from the awesome Charles Beaumont. It makes less sense than Inception yet improbably works, basically meaning you can watch this over and over and almost always go, "Oh! NOW I know what's going on. Uhm, wait. Oh NOW I know...wait. Shit. Uh NOW......Ah man, I give up. It is like a good nonsense poem --- almost makes sense. Almost.

K August Exactly house of 1,000 corpses and the devils rejects wouldn't have happened in the 80s because that generation can't handle stuff like that.

get a life

Thanks for the listing.

thank you.

Hereditary

Thanks I only had to watch the video for a second

Yeah.... just like "the Spanish inquisition". No one expects it.

Agree I never expected that at all

Maxx - well I didn’t expect the piss poor latex effects at the end

Love that 📼

craig brogan Awesome movie. Wes Craven was incredible.

Yesssss

Great call on that!

That movie scared the shit out of me when I was little

Both movies are excellent for sure, but they are very different. You can get anything past horror fans. lol

thank you.

One of the few good remakes.

Arlee Dennis Same

I agree. It's one of my horror go to's on a rainy Saturday afternoon!

It's so creepy

I remember tracking Blue Sunshine down back in the 90s (on VHS!) It took me bloody ages to get hold of that, it's a great little story (at least what I remember of it anyhow) The idea of laced LSD (or any recreational drugs) having its ill effects kick in years after taking the drug is pretty disturbing (especially if, like me, you have taken more than your fair share of illegal shady drugs in the past!) I now desperately want to watch it again!!!

@@davidkennedy1077 For years I thought it was all my imagination and not actually a movie, until I saw a review video.

Man, "Blue Sunshine", that M-ther-F-cker of a movie. Saw it when I was 14 y/o at a Drive-in my parents took me to (it was second bill, and I don't even remember the top bill). This movie was so impressive to me because it was both super weird, but also quite frightening. The outright drug references went over my head, and I took it as a Cronenberg-type body mutation/adaptation mystery. Needless to say, it was so raw that it felt almost like a documentary. Great stuff!

Good call Blue Sunshine's a good one, for more 70s weirdness Messiah of Evil & God Told Me To are must sees.

Good call blue Sunshine is a forgotten gem

The Dunwich Horror, In The Mouth Of Madness, Event Horizon, The Color Out Of Space, Underwater... what else?

@@jeremyfrost2636 I'd add From Beyond (not The Beyond which she included here and mistakenly named) to your list. It's not just inspired-by, it's a fairly good adaptation.

@@adamcole4623 The youngest I've seen Barbara Crampton is in You're Next, I still need to catch up on the stuff I was too young for when it was released.

Jacob's Ladder is totally screwed up and definitely a classic.

I was co nfused about that aswell

I chuckled at that but it's easy enough to conflate both when listing films

I caught that. I was like, "Wait, Costanza was a _pretty boy?_ Ain't that the limit?"

Also got Helen Hunt and Fisher Stevens in The Burning!

Let me guess, the killer is a pot dealer?! Lol! Get it?! The ‘burning’...tee hee...😂

I was just about to ask that and came down the comments, glad to see it was indeed him!

Omg yes! PUMPKINHEAD! It doesn't get enough credit

Lifeforce was an alright film, but I wouldn't call it a cult classic. It had decent effects and a naked chick, but not a whole lot going for it besides that

Predictable movies though.

All classics

One of my all time favorites

We only need a couple of minutes of your time. About the same duration as the rest of your life !! Magic

Not Obscure enough. I mean, it even got two fucking sequels.

Oh man, I just saw Street Trash on at a bar a few weeks ago and it took me back

What about Frankenhooker in that case? I used to have Street Trash! It was so bad it was good!

I would’ve added Dead Alive. That is a gem of a movie...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I noticed too, but From Beyond totally deserves to be on here too.

If there were no mispronunciations it wouldn't be an Ash video.

Videodrome is classic

Night of the creeps and The Gate.... Absolutely. Good shout!!

and a young holly hunter from raising arizona

Not enough room here for three whole Japanese Gore Filled Insanity Romps. Gotta go with Tetsuo: The Iron Man and Tokyo Gore Police if you can only pick from two of those three.

Sounds good. I've never heard of it before, so I think it probably does count as a cult movie. I'll have to find it and see if it's as awesome as you make out.

@@jeremyfrost2636 if you're a fan of Italian horror like "Zombi" its right up your alley.

@@Mugen123456789 Lucio Fulci's Zombi? I love that movie.

Low hanging fruit

then go to JAPAN my friend where all your weird WTF fetishes will come to live

So if i roll up to a gas pump you gonna charge me 3 bucks a gallon?

Any Cronenberg should be on this list

I think Videodrome is still well enough seen and appreciated. I'd go with The Brood, Rabid, or Shivers.

@@paulcarr5918 nailed it there. He is just too well known as a horror director for his work to obtain much of any cult status. Wes Craven, Carpenter, etc all have that trouble for cult status.

@@Dannyheal Cmon now. Carpenter is on this list. Being well-known isn't a disqualifier. The whole time I too was thinking, "Videodrome," but it's not a gore-slasher. Early body horror, but this seems mostly more about the slasher-type horror.

And the music in chase scene was awesome great movie

My dog chewed up the corner of the case for that movie when he was a pup. Couldn't even get mad- picked that one out of ALL my DVDs. Good choice, boy! 😆

To a degree yes, but so many better movies that should have replaced some of the ones listed. Basket Case for example.

I've always said that spiders are Minions of Satan. I hate the little blighters.

It is

The Burning is an amazing slasher flick. Deserves so much more credit. It tops Friday the 13th in my opinion. But dont take my word for it

CAN'TSTANDYA!!

I was just starting to type that when I saw you beat me to it LOL... From Beyond was pretty great too

PB Jay Cube is GREAT

Omg!! Yes!!! Cube and Cube 2 were my brothers favorite horror movies and we watched them all the time together!

Cube has made some of their other horror lists. Good trilogy but I'm glad to see some new films making a top 10

possession is from 81 as well haha

I remember night of the comet!!!

Edgelord snorefest...

@Kitten Lyric My comment is a quotation from Beetlejuice, troll.