What is your favorite horror movie?

The only western movie that scared me the most was The Conjuring (2013) like that feet grabbing shit didn't let me sleep for a whole week

I think psychological horror is scarier than fantasy horror. Like in regular horror movies, the moments before the reveal are the scariest. Once you know what the monster is it loses the ominous feeling at least for me.

shutter is one of the best horror movie that gave me trauma like whenever my back aches i always imagine a girl is riding my back

Shutter is one of my favorite Asian Horror movies! I highly recommend watching it!

the conjuring series is one of my favorite horror movies. all of them are based on true stories by famous demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren. in the first conjuring movie they show pictures of the actual real life family that experienced the haunting. one of the daughter Andrea actually wrote a book about what happened in their house. she has stated that the movies were barely able to use any real experiences from the real haunting because it was way too graphic and way too dark.

Show them realisitic horror movies (they scare me the most) like "Saw, The Devils Rejects, House of 1000 corpses, Paranormal Activity"!

11:20-11:23 - HA!!!! WHEEZED HARD FROM LAUGHING!!!!!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Their reaction after that, HA!!!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

I'd love to see them react to some *classic 70's - 80's horror* movies!

all movies are funny to me, I watch them in the dark alone and just enjoy laughing through all of them

During the second Conjuring movie, the one about the Enfield poltergeist, during the scene where the girls were in bed but one saw something in the corner by the door where it was all shadowy before the beds started going nuts, my freaking power went out right when it cut to the darkness and this glow in the dark skeleton piggy bank I had by my monitor was my only source of light. It scared me more than the movie, and yes, I screamed. Only time that has ever happened to me during a horror movie. Scared by a glow in the dark piggy bank. The shame. 😂

My all time favorite horror movie is the Shutter (Thai version)... Scared me half to death. hahaha

Scarier than the American movies showcased here, I have to say that the one you will never catch me watching again is Guillermo de Toro's MAMA. Sure the graphics have aged a bit but it still scares me so bad. Maybe they'll find it scary too? 😳😭

Have them watch The Exorcist(1973) and The Audition(1999), those are game changers 😈

This video is amazing I love the reactions! 😂❤

Me: Gets scared easily and watching this with the lights off and only the t.v on and now I keep feelikg like I'd see something if I look up. Why do I do this to myself. The IT one scared the heck out of me, I only watched the original, and that one was enough of a jump scare for me. I haven't watched more than half of these. 6:56 How I literally watch horror movies, or have my hands near my face to be able to cover my eyes if I see something scary.

I love horror movies

11:20 Monster: *Starts speaking some gibberish* Them: *Screams as if they saw someone get murdered*

they should watch all 5 final destinations. 😂

우리나라는 기담이랑 착신아리, 태국은 셔터, 랑종 정말 무섭게 봤었는데..ㅎㅎ 셔터는 특히 마지막 부분의 카메라 촬영을 이용한 연출이 정말 좋았던 것 같아요😂

1:59 It may be a big house, but this house is very cheap because it's haunted, and no one stays in the house for long.

The only western horror movie that scares the crap out of me was the conjuring. Hereditary was okay. Disgustingly weird but not that scary. Asian horror movies are on a different in a different level. The makeup, the creepy sounds they do, the facial expression and having contortionists whenever someone gets possessed or died or whatever. Asian horror movies specially japanese, korean, thai and vietnamese top tier for me. 👌🏻

LOLLL them screaming

fck.. yall really had to add the mumbling girl jump scare at the end of the video PLEASE

08:56 Spiderman?!! lol 🕷🕷

I much prefer Asian horror movies, I'm from the UK 💜

3:41 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 so funny

The movie 'Shutter' looked really creepy I have to watch it now.

Out of all Asian horror Shutter was unforgettable for me, It’s been 15 years since I’ve watched it and I still vividly remember the freaking woman on his shoulder, that still haunts me to this day, every time my shoulder hurts I don’t want to look at the mirror. American horror never really phases me unless It’s “based on true story” especially Demonic ones. I’m a religious person and I do believe in God, angels and demons, had multiple stories about possession too. I literally can’t take watching horror movies about “demons” I can literally feel the heaviness spiritually wise. The Conjuring is memorable and unforgettable for me because me and my cousins encountered tons of paranormal while watching that in the middle of the day, take note, IN.THE.MIDDLE.OF.THE.DAY. Someone counting along the hide and clap scene (definitely not me and my cousins) 3 heavy knocks on my door but no one is there besides my grandma in the living room (you had to go past the living room to get to my room and you’ll see who’s going in) who doesn’t even stood up while watching tv in the living room (our sofa is just across my bedroom door) My grandma don’t do pranks, she’s too serious and too religious.

I’m American and I didn’t find the east horror movies scary at all but very predictable unlike western ones Ionk maybe because I’m used to them but Yh

Is it bad that I'm watching this rn alone in the house? I haven't turn the lights on and outside is also getting dark. bro, I'm having flashback of the conjuring rn.

07:35 LOLLL

I am NOT a person that watches horree movies. Not even a little bit. I STILL cant even watch the KIDS MOVIE Song of the Sea, because of the scene where Maka the owl witch chases the little boy Ben. 😅😂

12:07 oh damn

asian horror just has that more "HOLY SHIT" or closer to enldritch fear of the unkown type vibes most of the scary asian crap i know comes from japan but if other asian horror flick are anywhere close then fuck me

The conjuring series didn't scare me at all, but I loved the story and how it was connected etc. I'm not really sure what movie scared me lol as a kid Aliens vs Predators at the movies scared me, but only video games can give an actual fright now. movies it's more of an adrenaline rush and laughing at friends getting scared lol

Hey...wanna play hide and clap?.....👏 👏 💀

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HELP THIS WAY SCARIER😭😭

the guy in glasses looks like lee jungha

All I have learned is Koreans scream easy

El chico de lentes, cual es su instagra,? jaja es que es muy lindo.

South east Asia horror another level

Do they know that the conjuring is based off of a true story lol and Korean or Japanese movies I always thought were the scariest the best movies to watch ever

Korean horror movies beat out all other horror movies .. maybe aside from japan..japan requires too much gore... korea is all suspense and music and effects... its perfect

Entendi un poco pero para la próxima porfavor subtítulos en español 😅

I will never understand how clowns are creepy. If they went with a standard serial killer trope or a monster i would have understood. But a monsters masquerading as a clown never seemed scary to me.

i did not shock ones but it was funny how they screamed but i like horror so that is why i was not scared

haha shutter was the best And conjuring

Só eu que não filme de terror esse povo se cagaram tudo kkk

These clips are exactly like he ossc channel…. You didn’t chose very scary movies for west

I haven't seen a horror movie in about 15 years because i don't get scared, but based on these clips, i didn't see much difference between east and west. Both were campy and predictable. Maybe i need to watch a Korean horror film all the way through to understand?

I love shutter all of them to me thy got their karma

SAW.. Wrong Turn.. House of Wax.. A Quiet Place.. these are the gory and gruesome ones that are really scary. You should show these to those Koreans.😊

It's definitely something that's lost in a cultural divide. Western horror can scare me sometimes, eastern horror just doesn't for some reason. I don't find eastern portrayals of ghosts and spirits to be at all scary. That isn't to say I don't enjoy them in fact I like a lot of eastern horror films much more than the majority of western schlock, many of them build up the pressure masterfully. But I'm never really scared, vaguely creeped out sometimes but never left with that feeling of unseen fingers reaching out for me etc. that I get after a good scare from a western horror movie. It must come down to what we're taught to be afraid of and scared by through media.

See I prefer Korean horror films. I hate American horror. Oh I’m American. However I will admit this. I have 3 fears and 2 of those fears are from watching the original IT. It came out in 1990 and was on TV!! Not the theater. I’m ridiculously afraid of clowns and spiders and for the longest time didn’t know why. And I finally realized when the new ITs came out it was from watching the first one at the age of 10. It was not my first scary movie Friday the 13th was and to this day I never sleep in the center of the bed (IYKYK). But as an adult, all our movies have become the same. Demons, jumps scares, and Jigsaw. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’d give credit to the Grudge but that’s really a Japanese film.

some random idiot like me who hav watched alll these movies n acting like its not at all scary!!!🤩🤣

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Eh IT is not scary...at all...could have chosen better scenes for The Conjuring that are way scarier than the ones you chose. Also should have went with The Haunting of Hill House when Nell interrupted her sisters arguing in the car...that jump scare is epic lol. The Korean movies ghost was pretty frightening but predictable.

I didn't find any eastern movies very scary.

Aren't they overreacting, i mean they have lights on and also there is team who are shooting there whole reaction. There is no way that this people show there true reaction

The dude with glasses is a 🐱

Sorry... East horror movies are slow, predictable, and formulaic. No real subtext to the horror. Western horror has scarier 'monsters' because they tend to make them a bit more human or give them some distinctly human quality that sits in the back of your mind. We don't have 1 footed jumping vampires with hollow heads filled with swamp water. Or demon/ghost woman that pull their bodies in half to fly through the air dripping blood causing women to have still-born babies. Really weird stuff.