Oh yeah I bought popcorn exacly for this occasion and can't wait for livestream discussion 😁

Sounds about right! 😆

That's why we watch your debriefs. I don't care what the average score is I wanna laugh my ass of listening to you guys arguing about everything 😂 That's why we love you guys.

@@BryanLomax your comments about David Tennant as fan from the Uk your comment is absolutely spot on I’ve noticed that he can over do it in certain projects he’s definitely made better for some projects than others..well spotted..great list by the way

@@BryanLomax what a disgusting joke

Absolutely!

I will say as a brit, knowing the terms makes the film 10x funnier. It is a great film none the less, one of my favourites

Damn straight!

I think one time we should do a Hammer vs Universal 31 on 31.

@@BryanLomax That sounds highly interesting 👍

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Yeah, I grew up with it so I definitely think that plays a big part.

Its a slow burn with 80s cheese, but the payoff at the end is worth it I think. Id like to see a brutal remake/reimaging with limited CGI and decent actors

I felt that way the first time I saw but it grew on me over time

"Don't you blaspheme in here! Don't you blaspheme in here!"

I always found this to be mildly entertaining 80s cheese. Im surprised at how highly regarded it is now.

A film I always toy with the idea of blind buying. Never seen it but I've always been curious.

@@BryanLomax As I remember it, towards the end turns very erotic with a debutant Tony Scott's obvious advertisement influences, but the first half i found it very atmospheric, dark and Bowie's character story is quite horrific.

I just rewatched that one, and I do like it pretty well, although I found it to be much stronger on the style and atmosphere and less so on the story. The performances are really good, as well.

@@cinemaniac78 Probably true, very much so, but maybe it's a good decision for a debutant director to display his reach in terms of visuals cause studios will pitch him scripts, worked for Tony, and to have that cast for a first film is...wow. I still think the Bowie character is tragic and evil and desperate, quite unique.

@@jotade2098 Yes, Tony Scott certainly did make a strong case for himself as a director in that one, and he became one of my favorite directors. I do also agree about the cast of characters, and you describe Bowie's character very well. It is definitely a recommended film to watch or revisit.

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Here I’ll be giving more reasons to why I ranked the movies as I did. Let’s start with the few I hate: 31. Twilight. I just hate what it did to genre. Don’t care for the plot or characters. 1.3/10 for me. 30. What We Do In The Shadows. I like the idea but really don’t like the execution. I tried to give it a chance but it didn’t work out so… 1.6/10 for me! Now for the ones I don’t like. 29. Teen Wolf. Never liked the tone or the production. 2.5/10 for me. 28. Ginger Snaps. I thought I’ll like it more, but it just isn’t for me. But I can at least see the appeal.3.2/10 for me. From here on, everything here is decent to me(some for guilty pleasure of course). Now for less better ones that I still enjoyed. 27. 30 days Of Night. I like almost everything here, except the look of the vampires, which is my least favourite maybe ever! 5.1/10 for me. 26. Daybreakers. So cheesy, but I still like it! 5.2/10 for me. 25. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. This movie is ridiculous, but I still like it. I didn’t liked Abe or the main Villain Adam but I think the rest of the characters are actually really good. 5.9/10 for me. 24. Stake land. This was one of three movies I’ve watched in preparation for this 31 on 31. I kinda liked it but I wish the production value was just a bit higher. 5.9/10 for me. Now for the ones I like(the fact that we still got so many to go shows how awesome this 31 on 31 is!!): 23. American Wolf In Paris. I have nostalgic memories of the first time I saw it, but upon recent rewatch I realised I just don’t like it as much as I used to. 6.1/10 for me. 22. Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Out of all the movies here, this is the one the last rewatch has hurt the most. It’s way less interesting than I remembered. Dracula himself is great and Keanu’s ascent is comedy gold. 6.4/10 for me. 21. Thirst. Really nice filmography there. I really liked most of it. 6.7/10 for me. 20. Blade Trinity. I know some people hate it but it still really good compared to most modern comic book films. I also like the Deadpool prototype we get from Ryan Reynolds here. 6.7/10 for me. 19. Let The Right One In. I like this movie but the language in this one made it rough for me as a non Swedish speaker. 6.7/10 for me. 18. American Wolf In London. This movie is still great for me, but it hasn’t aged as well as some of the other films here, at least for me. 6.9/10 for me. 17. The Howling. I like this movie. Very classic. Tough I don’t really like to rewatch it for some reason… still, great werewolf movie in my eyes! 6.9/10 for me. Now for the ones I really like(which again, is just crazy considering how many more I have left!). 16.Fright Night(Remake). I really liked the first two acts but the last one not as much and Billy Cole was sorely missed… 7.4/10. 15. Underworld. I always really liked it! Way better than the sequels and it got Some style. But I never truly loved it like some people do. 7.6/10. 14. Dog Soldiers. This was one of three movies I’ve watched in preparation for this 31 on 31 and I really liked it! It’s awesome! One of the most underrated in this list. 7.7/10 for me. 13. Brotherhood Of The Wolf. I always really liked this movie. The period, the style, the actors and tone are all great here! It’s not a traditional werewolf movie and I don’t care! 7.8/10 for me. Now for the ones I really really really like 12. Blade 2. I used to really love that movie, but the effects and plot didn’t aged as good as the first one. I still think it’s an awesome movie! I also don’t like how they brought Whistler back just because… 8.2/10 for me. 11. Van Helsing. I like everything about this movie, specially the cheesy parts. It’s very fun to watch and I love the action. I also find it hilarious how slick is that werewolf hair. 8.3/10 for me. 10. Fright Night 2. I saw that sequel three years ago and really wished I’ve seen it sooner. Really liked it. Very cool! It’s a 8.3/10 for me. 9. From Dusk Till Dawn. I really liked the beginning and side characters but don’t really like the ending. But it’s the one time I really liked George Clooney in anything… It’s a 8.4/10 for me. 8. Renfield. This was one of three movies I’ve watched in preparation for this 31 on 31 and I was shocked on how much I like it. I loved both Nicks in this one, but I wish the ending was less cheesy. Still a great movie for me. Still, my favourite movie of the year so far… 8.8/10 for me! From here on out all the movies are in my top 50 horror movies of all time: 7. Silver Bullet. RIP dear Corey Haim! I really loved this movie ever since I was a kid and it’s my favourite Werewolf movie. 9.1/10 for me. 6. Near Dark. I always loved the tone of this movie. Great characters. 9.1/10 for me. 5. John Carpenter’s Vampires. To me This is the most badass Vampire movie ever. The tone is really unique. I love James woods in it and love the Neo western vibes! 9.3/10 for me. 4. Interview With The Vampire. I love that classic take on Vampires! I love the periodic feel to the movie! Tom Cruise is so amazing here! Also, Christian Slater, Antonio Banderas and Kirsten Dunst. 9.4/10 for me. 3. Blade. It’s my sixth favourite comic book movie of all time! Love the action, Blade himself and Deacon Frost are the best! whistler is great! It’s A 9.7/10 for me! And now for the two movies from this roaster that I’m in love with: 2. Fright Night. I love this movie! It’s in my top 30 favourite movies and my fifth favourite horror movie overall! Jerry Dandrige is the best vampire character and I also really like Peter Vincent, Charlie Brewster, Evil Ed, Amy and Billy Cole. The effect are so awesome and I love the 30’ meets 80’s vibe here! 10/10 for me! 1. The Lost Boys. It’s my favourite horror movie and my seventh favourite movie of all times! I love all the characters! The two Corey’s are the standouts here but also David, Max, Grandpa and Michael are very memorable to me. I love the tone and unique style of the movie. 10/10 for me!

Boom! Thank you! As someone who works with audio I will take your opinion as proof that I am correct 🤣

Ain't that the truth!

I think we are pretty much on the same page.

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I only have so much say. If I have my way then one of these will be a Hammer vs Universal edition.

@@BryanLomax dam right!!@ for me the best Dracula are Dracula 58, Dracula Prince of Darkness, Near Dark, Lost Boys, Fright Night, Sahloms Lot, BS Drac and The Hunger with Bowie is good!

Best werewolf movies American ww in London, dog solders, company of wolves, the wolf man 41, Wolfan, Monster Squad and the howling!

🤣 Yeah, but Interview does it right. The dialogue is beautifully written. It sounds natural. Cut to Underworld and they all sound like they are reading the plot out loud from a teleprompter.

@@BryanLomax 100% agree. Loved the list and your channel keep up the great work

I am equally sad to see my number 1 so far down on your list.

Can't believe how low Sean has put Silver Bullet. Insanity! Insanity I tell you!!!

@@BryanLomax It could make a great 12 part series! Going into the story of each victim!

As it should be.

I thought we were the two champions of this EPIC SAGA!!!!

Maybe if we were talking Eclipse. Then this would be a totally different list 😉

Agreed!

Does The Strain have a proper ending?

@@BryanLomax This show did have the annoying pre teen kid factor that played out. Outside of that I was fine with the ending. It was kind of one of those bitter sweet moments at the end.

I'm gonna blame Goyer for not getting his actor under control. Nolan, Tarantino or del Toro would never stand for that kind of behaviour.

Forgot about that one.. loved it

I wanted it but I was vitoed.

and The Wolfman with Benicio Del Toro, i remember liking that one.

@@jotade2098 me too. Very underrated.

In The Wicker Man he was bloody awful!

@@BryanLomax have you lost your mind. Remove our lord and savior Bhagwan Cage from Wicker Man and what’s left. Not even the bees.

@@BryanLomax let’s compromise. Left Behind. This movie should not exist

I can't get through that movie and, believe me, I've tried.

@@BryanLomax maybe I like it so much cuz I saw it as a kid in the 5th 6th grade I think

Ah well, can't win 'em all. I used my best "trailer guy" voice as well!

Coz she makes bad movies!

@@BryanLomax For me, however, she makes bad movies watchable!

Either choice is like arguing over which is better between a kick in the head and a punch in the balls. Fact is, both are unpleasant.

Very true