"You killed my mommy and daddy. And now you're pissing your pants, you're pissing your pants, you're pissing your pants!" 😂

1. Freddy vs. Jason 2. Saw 3 3. Jeepers Creepers 2 4. Hannibal 5. Thirteen Ghosts 6. Juon: The Grudge 7. Black Christmas (2006) 8. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) 9. Scooby Doo 10. The Butterfly Effect (more like sci-fi thriller drama but there's some horror vibes) 11. Alien vs. Predator 12. Ghost Ship 13. Dawn of the Dead 14. Cloverfield 15. Drag Me to Hell 16. Underworld Evolution 17. Ginger Snaps 18. Hellboy 19. The Others 20. Friday the 13th (2009) 21. Queen of the Damned 22. The Uninvited 23. The Ring (2002) - Samara coming out of the TV literally scared me as a kid when i first saw it 24. Red Dragon 25. P2 26. Signs 27. Underworld 28. American Psycho 29. 30 Days of Night 30. The Amityville Horror (2005) 31. Mostly Ghostly 32. Gothika 33. Scary Movie 34. Wrong Turn 35. Snakes on a Plane 36. Final Destination 3 37. The Ruins 38. Orphan 39. The Grudge 2 40. Trick r Treat 41. Identity 42. Shaun of the Dead 43. Donnie Darko 44. Resident Evil: Extinction 45. The Descent 46. Jennifer's Body (took me some time to get into this one) 47. 1408 (i have seen the director's cut especially with the ending. I prefer the theatrical film ending) 48. The Mist 49. What Lies Beneath 50. High Tension 51. Hide and Seek (highly underrated. I do sse it on streamlng like Tubi but its available on DVD and Blu-ray) Great video, Kylie. I have that same Scooby-Doo shirt.

I never mind longer videos from amazing KZfaqrs like yourself, Cody Leach, Posseded By Horror and so on. Your content is always a nice mix of research of the movies and your great sense of humor. I still hope you do a future collab with some of these other amazing KZfaqrs i mentioned, because that would just be awesome. :)

I love that you'redoing all these top 50 lists!! We have a lot of favorites in common, like House of Wax, Saw II, the Final Destination franchise, Jennifer's Body, Seed of Chucky, Coraline, etc. I added those I didn't know about in my watchlist! I used to rewatch Hide and Seek often in elementary school, but it's been so long, I'm due for a rewatch.

As a 2001 baby my favorites are Jennifer’s Body, Ginger Snaps, May, Seed of Chucky, Orphan and The Ring. Absolutely LOVED Coraline as a kid, it was my introduction to ‘horror’, and it’s just as enjoyable as an adult. The stop motion is beautiful and the story never gets old. I definitely haven’t seen enough 2000s horror though!

I’d add “P2” from 2007. Pretty good Christmas horror movie so perfect time to watch. Underrated villain and final girl too

Glad you gave the TCM remake an honorable mention; it was the first sequel (remake really) that was close enough to the original's spirit. Plus gotta love the late great R. Lee Ermey

I love that you put Scooby Doo and Signs high on that list. My son is a couple years older than you, so I had the privilege of watching discovery emerge from youth. One of the best parts of being a parent.

Yeah Mary Elizabeth Winstead in Final Destination 3 was so dang impressive. The film breakdown her path in the photos taken of the people which leads to how they could possibly die was very unique. She basically is like problem solving, understanding where is a possible outcome. Kept me invested!

I’ve never felt so seen! When you mentioned criticizing and finding ways the people you’re showing a movie to won’t like it… yes. 100% yes that’s me every time😭 At certain points I’m like, “oh no maybe I hyped this up too much. This might not be as good as I remember” And then when they say they also loved it, I feel so relieved lol

It was cool seeing Martyrs on your list. It's a rough watch but it sticks with you. Jason X is one of my fave Friday the 13th films. Jason Lives just beat it though. The Japanese version of Pulse is an early 2000's masterpiece. One of the most apocalyptic horror movies ever. I also liked Silent Hill. It has problems but it captures the feel of the games so well. And I liked all three Ginger Snaps movies at the time. The first one definitely holds up. And David Cronenberg's Spider is such a weird experimental character study. It has psychological horror elements too.

Another wonderful video, Kylie! I can’t wait to hear about your 2010s favs. I realized that a lot of the movies that horrified me during this decade are considered thrillers, but whatever. I’ve also really gotten into some foreign films from that I highly recommend: The Vengeance Trilogy by Park Chan-wook, A Tale of Two Sisters (The Uninvited was the remake of this), Shutter (2004), Battle Royale, Let the Right One In, Thirst, Dumplings, and Irreversible. Some others I remember enjoying that you didn’t mention (mostly would be considered thrillers): In the Cut, Red Eye, Panic Room, The Village, Zodiac, The Glass House, Hard Candy, The Stepford Wives, May, and The House of the Devil. Also Twitches was a favorite gateway movie for me as a kid!

Great list. The Last House On The Left, Jeepers Creepers, The Devils Rejects, The Cell, and Joy Ride are definitely some of the ones id have in the Top 50 for early 2000s that you left out.

The fact that you have a Texas Chainsaw Massacre poster in your room & then go on to slam the 2003 remake… is INSANE!!!!!! lol. You do know that’s literally the most well received & well loved next to the original right?! I personally enjoy the 2003 remake more than the original - but both of those are classics. I’m honestly scared to even ask what other TCM movies you are a fan of above the 2003 remake

I was born in 96, so the 00s was also my era. Most of my favourites are from this decade. Here's my top 10: Saw Ginger Snaps Signs The Grudge Rec Cloverfield The Ring Scooby Doo Trick R Treat Donnie Darko

Always a blessing to the cult to have you do a rambling video and great that you caught the Triangle omission.

The fact that you have a shout out to Hide and Seek makes me soooo happy. I asked my mom to buy this movie for me when I was 8 years old, and I thought it was 5 stars as a child. Upon multiple rewatches, I still think it’s a genuine 4 star movie. Dakota is so good at showing fear. And Deniro is literally never bad at anything, but his 3rd act performance is so terrifying. Gives me Nicholson in “The Shining” vibes.

Solid list. The Descent and Ginger Snaps are my absolute favorites. The only other ones that would probably be on my list are Slither and Let The Right One In.

Loved this list Kylie! Added a lot of them to my watch list for first time and rewatches! ❤

Glad you love Black Christmas 2006. Instant classic. My wife and I watch it every Christmas Eve! That movie has the vibes, we’ve turned it into a tradition.

Great list Kylie, your a cool girl! 1. Halloween 2007 2. Jeepers Creepers 3. Ginger Snaps 4. Trick r Treat 5. The Devils Rejects 6. Freddy v Jason 7. TCM 2003 8. Dawn of the Dead 2004 9. Final Destination 2 10. F13 2009

Amazing list Kylie. Even though I'm more familiar with the majority of the movies you mentioned, I haven't heard some of these. You mentioning the Scooby Doo live action movie as well as wearing a cool Scooby shirt reminds me that I need to rewatch that movie again. Used to watch that movie quite a lot when I was younger with my sister. Same goes for Coraline and Corpse Bride. Although my sister loved those movies more than I did at the time and I only came to appreciate how good they really were when I got younger. Speaking on the Final Destination movies, listening to the music, I just remembered that Shirely Walker did the score for the first three movies. I thought it sounded familiar since some of them kind of remind me of some of the music she did for Batman and Superman the Animated Series. But thanks for another list video Kylie! Looking forward to the list you make for the 2010s!

i love that you've continued this series! it's so fun to watch and i loved your list (highly biased by growing up during the same time and watching the same movies way too young). house of wax was a sleepover staple lol

Sooo happy to see signs so high on your list . Of courseeee your number 1 is THAT film . Gosh I think this and the 2010s are the hardest decades . Here is my top 10 : 1) Final Destination 3 2) Final Destination 1 3) The Strangers 4) Orphan 5) SAW 6) Ju-on : The Grudge 7) REC 1 8) TCM : the beginning 9) Wolf Creek 10) Friday the 13th remake

As a 93 baby... 2000s horror is the BEST

That was a very eclectic list; a lot of unexpected choices (except for The Ring😁) My top 10 based on each year of the 2000s: 00: Final Destination 01: Frailty 02: The Ring 03: Identity 04: Shaun of the Dead 05: The Descent 06: The Hills Have Eyes 07: The Mist 08: Martyrs 09: The House of the Devil I'd say Martyrs is my favorite horror movie of the 2000's.

Loved your list Kylie! Lots of great stuff on your list. Many of them I have to watch and some I need to rewatch, especially Coraline and Corpse Bride. Really loving these list of movies based on decades. I'm hoping will be getting one on the 2010s as I think it'll be just as awesome

SOLID list. My wife and I put on Coraline to fall asleep to basically every two weeks or so. I never saw the live action Scooby Doo until last year but it still felt nostalgic to me. Also you are correct -- Final Destination 3 is the best one. Maybe only because of MEW, but does a movie need anything more?

Great list Kylie.. 2000s horror is weird for me.. lots of films but I wouldn't even know where to begin my top 10.. I'll just mention some random films that fall somewhere under the horror umbrella.. sorry in advance if this ends up being a long one lol.. Requiem for a Dream is a horror film, not traditionally, but 90% of horror films wish it could be as effective.. Burstyn with one of the most haunting performances ever.. Leto, Jennifer Connelly and Marlon Wayans all kill it.. iconic score.. masterclass filmmaking.. I think the top comment on Letterboxd is "This is a horror film" lol.. not sure if you've seen it, it's a must see but it's fucked up, hard to watch and will stay with you for the next few days.. I always say I'll never watch it again but I always do because it's just too good, but you have to be in the mood for it.. Monster is a serial killer biopic, so it ultimately fits somewhere in the genre.. it's dark with a few horrifying scenes although it's not a "traditional" horror film.. Charlize and Ricci put on an acting clinic.. I'm still dumbfounded that Patty Jenkins wrote and directed an instant classic in her debut and then didn't direct anything for almost 15 years until the Wonder Woman films.. that's so wild to me.. Joy Ride is an underrated one.. stars Paul Walker and Steve Zahn.. haven't seen it in forever but remember liking it.. it seems to be a respected film.. I have it on DVD somewhere, definitely due for a re-watch.. The Gathering is a 2001 British horror film starring Ricci.. I don't think it's that good and she might have mailed it in, but it still has that early 2000s charm and there are some people that genuinely like it.. The Hole is another 2001 British film, Thora Birch stars, but this one is teen/thriller/whodunit with some horror elements.. didn't love it but it once again has that early 2000s charm and there are people that like it.. I'm a big fan of The Strangers.. great slow burn, great tension, great suspense.. my favorite Liv Tyler film.. it's honestly one of my favorite traditional horror films of the decade.. Tarantino and Rodriguez Grindhouse collab are really good.. Planet Terror is a wild zombie flick.. Death Proof is unconventional stalker/slasher film.. both are definitely worth checking out.. I think that you'd especially like Death Proof.. AfterLife is a good one starring Ricci, Liam Neeson and Justin Long.. unique and original premise that probably should've been better but I still really like it.. I've always seen some say it's "too male gazey for a female director" but I don't know, I'm not here for that.. Ricci did her thing, Neeson is creepy and Justin Long does Justin Long things.. Elisabeth Shue is also in Hide and Seek.. I remember seeing it once when it came out and that's it.. don't remember much about it besides the cast.. American Psycho is great and has great replay value.. Christian Bale is incredible in it.. Okay I'ma stop lol.. I was kind of surprised you didn't mention Red Eye though, unless I completely missed it.. or maybe it just didn't make your list.. I think it's a solid thriller, nothing too crazy but it's enjoyable stuff..

i’m so glad i finally took the time to watch the ring in full this year. ive always seen clips of it and have known the plot, but i was shocked by how genuinely great and surprising the film is, i want to rewatch it immediately

Can’t thank you enough for taking me back to my teen years with these movies

Oh damn I loved Gothika when it came out, but completely forgot about it. Gonna have to watch that one again

Ring number 1?? Slayed like always queen, I feel like that movie doesn't get enough recognition.

Hi! Love the video! Could you maybe post the list as a literal list as well? Want to save it. Also.... The way to find movies from previous eras is disappearing in this streaming service era. It's difficult to even watch Silent Hill today, a "I don't know what to watch so let's re-watch SH again"

great list! I'm shocked not to see The Cell at like number 49 or something XD it was the first horror/thriller i saw at too young of an age that messed with me for years!

A little fun fact about the Final Destination films Shirley Walker who did the scores for Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond, and Batman: Mask of the Phantasm did the score for the first three Final Destination films until she sadly passed away in 2006 she was a legend

You were born 1999 🤯 i feel grandpa now

That intro tho 🔥🔥 very solid list, for some reason I've always imagined you as a TCM remake kind of girl, surprised it didn't make your top . Here it's mine 1) funny games 2) signs 3) the collector 4) the ring 5) silent hill 6) cloverfield 7) saw 8) cabin fever 9) donnie darko 10) final destination

There are some films on this list that i'd completely forgot even existed, like Gothika and Hide & Seek - i didnt think much of them at the time but if they're worthy of a top 50 list, i may have to give them a rewatch 🤔 My top 2000s list would be: Pans Labyrinth Shaun of the Dead Tale of two sisters Save the Green Planet Old Boy Devil's Backbone Mulholland Drive Gozu Slither Requiem for a Dream House of 1000 Corpses Descent Let the Right one in Shadow of the Vampire Final Destination 2 Saw The Host Devil's Rejects Ginger Snaps May

I saw the Ring when it came out in the theater and I loved it! At the time one of the scariest movies I'd seen. Still love it today

I can listen to you do these types of videos all day long😁keep up the great work.

I definitely need to give the ring a re-watch don't think I've seen it since it first came out xx Kylie have you seen hostel films 🙈🙈x

Would you been up to do a top 50 foreign horror movies? I’ve been getting really into them lately, especially Hong Kong ones lol. Also since The Ring is your number one are you gonna be getting The Ring 4K collection from Shout Factory? It either comes out this month or next month but it’s up for preorder on the website and has all three movies on 4K and blu ray

Top-notch movies. This makes me want to see all of them.

Thank you SO MUCH for mentioning "Death Bell"!!! I thought I was the only American on the planet to have seen it. I love it!!! By the way, love the "The Blair Witch Project" tattoo!

Glad to see Eden Lake in the top 20, it's brutal but brilliant. And a great cast of up and comers. The teens might be awful but they are also awfully good.

Time to branch out and watch more Asian horror films from the early 2000s. Starting with the unholy trifecta of Korea - A Tale of Two Sisters, Japan - Ju-On: The Grudge, and Thailand - Shutter.

So glad KZfaq reccomended this to me, subscribed right away. Came away with 2 moves I'd never heard of Baghead and Santa's Slay so love that for me.

What a nostalgic trip this was. I've seen nearly every single movie you talked about here. My dad got me into horror, so a lot of the early 2000s ones (I came of age in that decade), I saw either because of or with him❤

Really solid list Kylie and also love the Scooby Doo shirt BTW. For me I'll just compile my list up towards my top 20 with a few honorable mentions. HMS The Collector RZ Halloween 07 The Strangers Saw 2 What Lies Beneath 30 days of Night Jennifer's body 20. REC 2 19. Wrong Turn 18. Saw 17. Cabin fever 16. Hostel 15. Wolf Creek 14. Zombieland 13. The Descent 12. Coraline 11. American psycho 10. Let the Right One In 9. TCM Remake 2003 8. Trick r Treat 7. 28 Weeks later 6. Donnie Darko 5. The Devil's rejects 4. Final Destination 3. Shaun of the Dead 2. 28 Days Later 1. The Ring

Jonas Bothers? I am shocked it's Busted.

Kylie, Kylie, Kylie, for people who follow your channel you cannot fool us anymore. We tune in and you’re wearing a Scooby Doo t-shirt talking about the 2000s. Ya right we know what’s coming in your top ten. Ring # 1. 👍 My daughter Natasha is scared to death of that movie. I told you recently that I popped out my DVDs from my Blu-Ray disks and sent them to my daughter. I put them in a multi case and The Ring was # 1 in the pack. She texts me with a photo of that disk in the case with a caption “What’s This” 🤨🤨🤨 😜 When she lived with me we went to the local Amusement park for frightmares. One of the buildings we go into, we go into this room and sitting on a stool is a girl with black hair over her face, dressed in white. From my daughter’s 👄 lips come “it’s the Ringgggggg” 😵‍💫 So much fun. Thanks for sharing your top 50 of the 2000s. I knew this was coming so I watched all the decade top lists that you did. Wonderful watch as always. 👍🙂 Still hope you had a good time this weekend. You did look 😴 tired. Visiting my daughter Neomi till after Thanksgiving. Yes with miss Halloween already. Costumes put away, decorations put away. Christmas is coming. 😉

Year 3000 was by Busted and covered by Jonas Broðerd. I’m guessing Busted didn’t make it over to ðe states but you need to check ðem out, ðey were awesome 😊

Nice to see someone else who genuinely enjoys 1408 and The Mist. Although, I do prefer the novella for The Mist. Oddly enough, I prefer the endings for the short story and novella much more than the endings in the movies.

watch Now & Then if you haven't already. devon sawa, christina ricci, thora birch, demi moore & a young brendan fraser cameo.

I have a soft spot for The Ring from 2002. Saw it in theaters as a teenager, which was so fun. Also around that time, I was really getting into punk rock. There's a scene where Noah opens his cabinet and a bunch of punk rock stickers are on display (looks like Epitaph Records sent a stack of stickers to the filmmakers, lol) and that was so validating/cemented my love for punk and The Ring. Also developed a big crush on Naomi Watts here, which led me to Mulholland Drive. And I'm with you Martyrs. I saw it on video in 2009. It messed me up to the point that it took 12 years before I could rewatch it again. probably be another 12 until I can view it again. Anyway, awesome list!

Can u do top 50 of the 1970s?

I've said this many times but The Ring was the first horror movie I ever watched as a kid and it scared the heck out of me. Seeing her crawl out of the TV was nightmare feul for a kid my age. Love the list and intro😂

I just watched hide and seek for the first time on hbo max, and it was the first thriller that genuinely scared me because I had no idea where they were going!

Great list! The ring is my number one of the early 2000s to.

If you didnt know final destination actually had a couple novels written they’re worth a read if you’re a fan but very hard to find i got 4 out of 9 of them

Love the brief Jonas brothers shoutout that was a brief time capsule 😂 , one of the most underrated ones for me is called Swimfan its a pretty damn good obsession stalker movie

Oh yeah I wanted to mention this yesterday and forgot.. when I say "early 2000s", I'm referring to 2000-2003ish.. I've never heard the decade as a whole referred to as the "early 2000s".. it's just the 2000s.. or nauties, noughties or aughts, but I think those are mostly a British thing.. it's obviously not that serious, but I found it interesting.. maybe I'm missing something or not hip lol.. oh well..

Horror truly started to find its footing again around 2012 or so. Superhero movies have been on the back burner since Endgame and that’s what I tend look forward to the most. I’m looking forward to seeing what your rankings will be for last decade. Also, there’s not enough appreciation for your song in the beginning #grammyforkylie

Wow what a list! In a way,.. this is my adolescence/young adulthood in films.

I ❤black Christmas 🎄 70s one and 2006 one

Love this list! Only thing I would add to mine is the some of the fantastic British horror from the time like 28 Days Later and the incredibly underrated (and my personal favourite) Werewolf movie Dog Soldiers 🐕

After further inspection, there are a lot more great 2000s horror movies then I realized, my top 50 are… Strange Things Happen at Sundown Cursed The Midnight Meat Train Cheerleader Massacre The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (2006) Valentine 2001 Maniacs Dance of the Dead Killer Movie My Name is Bruce Cloverfield Wrong Turn 2: Dead End Secrect Window Arachnia Friday the 13th (2009) Dawn of the Dead (2004) Slither Halloween (2007) Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon Red Eye 28 Days Later Cabin Fever Shredder High Tension Van Helsing House of the Dead II Frozen The Ring (2002) Planet Terror Scary Movie Land of the Dead The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) Hatchet Saw Dagon Bubba Ho-Tep Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead Zombieland Jason X Final Destination 2 Shaun of the Dead Shadow of the Vampire Ginger Snaps May Urban Legends: Final Cut Trick ‘R Treat American Psycho House of The Devil Freddy vs. Jason The Devil’s Rejects

Kylie have you heard of the Species franchise? I loved it as a kid but I never watched it again because I don't like to rewatch movies to not ruin the good memories. But I remember liking the movies as a kid but I'm pretty sure I'd find them trash if I watched them now haha. So I'd rather not.

Love your channel 🎯

Drag Me To Hell reminded me of a cartoon, I mean who has an anvil suspended from the ceiling?

The year when I was a “baby”. While was scared as little kid, so far my top horror movies as first watched. 1. King Kong 2005 remake. 2. Any kind of Scooby doo stuff 3. Coraline 4. Ghost Rider 5. The Mummy 2 returns That’s pretty much the list. Didn’t know Naomi watts was in The Ring?!

Late comment, stupid busy week but this is my 2nd favorite era being a 90’s baby. This is going to be a long one: First of all, thank youuuu for giving some love to 1408, that’s in my top 10 for sure! Some of them are: - Jeepers Creepers: I know, trash director but I remember only being 10 when this came out and watching if it late at night with my mom and needless to say I couldn’t sleep that night 😵‍💫😵‍💫. The ending! Omg, trauma/ core memory 😂. -Saw 2, Saw 1 & Saw 3 (my ranking of those) proud to say I SAW all three in theaters, love them so so much - 13 Goats-- I mean ghosts, because of course!! Matthew Lillard my man 🥵 - 1408, you already know lol - final destination 3, 2, 1 FINALLY more people giving number 3 the much due love it DESERVES.. that tanning bed scene 🔥 💀 - the descent - missed out in this one growing up HOW?! And WHY?! If I had watched it at the time I would have FREAKED out. - Scream 3: doesn’t deserve any hate or dislike it gets, this is honestly the most entertaining/ fun of the series IMO. And I’m super annoying to watch it with cause I’m quoting it the entire watch 😂 - Ginger Snaps and Drag Me to Hell: these I actually just watched this year for Spooktober and they instantly became favorites. - I love the TCM remake .. it’s definitely for it’s time cause it scared me so bad at the time I blocked it out of my memory 😂. I also loved the Amityville Horror remake, saw that one in theaters and that bathroom mirror jump scare 💀 yikes haha idk why on a rewatch it’s not that scary but again it was for its time. 😅 Okay that was more than 10 but 🤷🏼‍♀️ An honorable mention for me would be Ghost Ship. The movie as a whole is pretty bad but that opening scene 😭 again I was only 10 or 11 watching late at night with my mom (wtf mom?!?! But also thank her I owe her for my love of horror 😂) Top 3 most traumatic scenes for me growing up lol. OH and also be validated in your love for Seed of Chucky, I absolutely loved it as a teen and don’t mind it now. It’s goofy and wild and JENNIFER THEE TILLY ♥️ . I was obsessed with her and still kinda am haha. Also, I totally missed out on Black Xmas growing up. Will be rectifying that for my Christmas watch this year. I’m excited.

The Ring, Coraline and Corpse Bride are my favourites i think!! love to see them all in ur top 10 💜

I did Security at Yankee Stadium for the Jonas Brothers concert this Summer and when I saw them performing the Year 3000 song, It really bought me back lol

Apologies in advance forthe rambly comment, I’m super baked while I’m writing this. Anyway, my favorite 2000’s horror movies are easily Saw and Saw 2. The first film came out when I was four years old, and it was pretty much my first exposure to horror along with Jaws. That poster of Billy The Puppet gave me nightmares, but it also kind of intrigued me. And John Kramer is a fantastic character. Even though these movies are infamous for their gore, there’s a very interesting philosophy in this franchise and point of view. How far are we willing to go to stay alive if the situation was so desperate? “Those who don’t appreciate life don’t deserve life”. I don’t necessarily agree with John’s philosophy, but I understand where he’s coming from and why he thinks that way. He’s not evil, he’s not insane, he’s just dedicated to his work. As for Freddy vs Jason, I’m mixed on it . I think this is the scariest Robert Englund has ever been as Freddy, that opening narration alone is fucking chilling. The actor who plays Jason does a good job, and I liked Kia, Mark and that stoner dude, but the rest of the movie kind of sucked. I absolutely hated Lori and that other guy, I was begging for Freddy or Jason kill them both and have Kia and Mark survive. It’s not that bad of a movie overall, though.

There's a movie from 2003 called "identity" pretty good and it stars john Cusack

Halloween Resurrection is definitely top 3 out of the entire Halloween franchise, imo. I absolutely love that movie, and it's so much fun to watch every single year. One movie not included in your list that has forever been in my top 5 horror movies of all-time, is Cabin Fever.

Awww shit, we already know this video’s gonna be a banger! 🙌🏼 💀 🙌🏼

the hills have eyes didn't make this list omg

As a kid who as born in the 2000's, I have a lot of favorite horror movies that came out in that very decade, such as "Shaun of the Dead", "The Others", "Scream 3", "Final Destination" 1-3, "The Strangers", "House of Wax", "Saw", "Drag Me to Hell", "28 Days Later", "Cabin Fever", "Hostel", "Hannibal", "The Hills Have Eyes", "The Ring", "Orphan" and "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". And for world cinema, "Battle Royale", "Versus", "The Orphanage" and "A Tale of Two Sisters" are among the best foreign horror films of the 2000's (except "Battle Royale" is more horror-adjacent than straight-up horror).👏🏻💯

A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) is probably in my top 10 all time horror films

Ginger snaps is such a comfort movie for me! Katherine Isabelle is an icon!

Love to see ya come around on the Rob zombie Halloween movies they are must sees for me around spooky season

My favorite early 200s horror movies are: - The Ring (i think the american version scarier than the japanese movie) - The Doll Master (a korean horror movie) - Grindhouse (Planet Terror and Deaht Proof) - Saw I - III - Santas Slay - Rob Zombies Halloween and - Scream 3 - Freddy vs. Jason

Bug is one of my fav films. I’m probably biased though cause my girl Ashley Judd is in it and in my opinion she can’t do wrong.

A yank singing a busted track confused me for a second there

Listennnn, Queen of the Damned is a must watch 2000s movie. It MADE my childhood, the music is so good & Aaliyah as Queen Akasha is so good. very underrated moody vampire movie.

You should definitely give Ginger Snaps another try. Ginger Snaps two is also really good and just as weird. I know this isn't a horror show, but I'd recommend giving Orphan Black a shot. Ginger Snaps' director, John Fawcett, co-created it with Graeme Manson. It's by far my favorite TV show. The politics are really good and the lead actress, Tatiana Maslany, basically pulls off a magic trick. Her performances are jaw dropping.

Yeah. Often times I will just put on the first half of 1408. There's something really re watchable about it too. It's a simple but tough premise to make good, but they totally did, especially in the first 3/4th of movie basically. Cusack was so perfect for it too

My top 5 would be Orphan, The Ring, The Descent, Shawn of the Dead, and Ju-on. Ju-on is the Japanese version of The Grudge, and is WAY better than the American remake, although that would probably make my Top 50. Orphan really is underrated, I think Isabelle Fuhrman gives one of the best child performances ever. A lot more movies on this list that I haven't seen than 80s and 90s. Will definitely have to find Hide and Seek and Triangle, never heard of either. Been meaning to watch Martyrs for ages. And somehow I haven't seen Signs. Great list!

Jurassic Park 3 is such an underrated film imo. One of my favorites glad to see it made the list

Great video. Some of my favorite horror films from the early 2000's in no particular order are 1. American Psycho 2. Dawn of the Dead 3. Ginger Snaps 4. Let the Right One In 5. Oldboy 6. Jeepers Creepers 7. Joy Ride 8. Cabin Fever 9. Hostel 10. Slither 11. The Devils Rejects 12. House of 1000 Corpses 13. May 14. Wolf Creek 15. Saw 16. Final Destination 17. Wrong Turn 2 18. Wrong Turn 19. The Hills Have Eyes 20.The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 21. Rob Zombies Halloween 2 22. Rob Zombies Halloween 23. Eden Lake 24. Trick R Treat 25. The House of the Devil 26. Orphan 27. High Tension 28. Friday The 13th 29. Freddy Vs Jason 30. The Mist 31. Donnie Darko 32. Cloverfield 33. The Girl Next Door (2007) 34. Jennifer's Body 35. The Loved Ones 36. The Collector 37. The Strangers 38. The Crazies 39. Session 9 40. Dead End

AGREE with the ring 2002. Also another good remake is The Last House On The Left from 2009.

Just watched Zombieland. I find it to be a fun flick. It's a horror/comedic flick. Anyway, Kylie, thanks for the video. I'm undergoing some personal pain at the moment and, Kylie, your videos always cheer me up. So thank you.

Anyone remember a found footage movie 2016, 17, 18 somewhere in that area? about a husband and wife who want to commit a murder, but it's more the actuality of trying to keep up that murderous intent when your endorphins aren't always on fire and you have to still live your day to day life

I remember visiting Warner Bros Studios Tour and seeing them edit a scene from House of Wax

Orphan is so, so good. I agree with it being underrated. People don’t talk about it!

Also it appears you haven't seen these 2000s films. I highly recommend a watch as I beleive some of these will become yoour favourites. Let the Right One In (2008) - One of the best horror movies ever made. A MUST WATCH Bubba Ho-Tep (2002) - a wonderfully strange movie staring Bruce Cambell as an aging Elvis who din't die but is in and old folks home battleing a mummy 28 Days Later (2002) - Dany Boyle's zombie classic The Orpanage (2007) - amizingly creepy film from Spain Splinter (2008) - underseen and underated low budget monster flick Battle Royale (2000) - maybe more action than horror but what a wonderfully blody movie that is the template for the Hunger Games Pontypool (2008) - a trully unique Canadian zombie movie of sorts where the virus is passed on through language. most of the action also takes place in dialog over the phone Slither (2006) - James Gunn's directorial debut The Devil's Backbone (2001) - Guillermo Del Toro's creepy ghost story Frailty (2002) - a forgotten gem directed by Bill Paxton (RIP) and starring a very young Matthew McConaughey and almost fortog Bong Joon Ho's The Host (2006) - great monster flick

I'm surprised Antichrist by Lars Von Trier didn't make the list