Thanks Marvelous Videos, great that you showed us the remakes. Keep the videos coming, they're awesome!! LOVE THIS CHANNEL SO MUCH!!

Thirteenth Ghost has Shaggy in it, what more can you ask for?

You get points for including "The Fly" and "The Blob"....but lose major points for leaving out "John Carpenter's The Thing." I'd also recommend "The Wolfman" as an honorable mention.

Enjoyed every movie on this list , originals and remakes ! The Thing and Invasion of the Body Snatchers should be on this list

I think both The Hills Have Eyes, The Blob films are equally awesome. The Fly remake was even better. I prefer the original I Spit on your Grave, Fright Night and Let the Right One In. UNPOPULAR opinion: I hate the Carrie remake with passion. The original is a masterpiece. The 2002 TV version was decent but the remake was God-awful. Just my own opinion

My 10 year old nephew begged me to take him to see thirteen ghosts so it looked like it would be fine for him, but WHOA!!! He was freaking out. Good times

House of Wax remake had A-list actors? Seriously???

The Fly Is not only one of the best Sci fi/ Horror/ Romantic films ever made it is easily in the top 100 films ever made. All the three main actors should have won awards for their performances.

Great job! I loved the way you compared and contrasted the originals with the remakes, paying homage to them and explaining how they match up. Intelligently presented. That’s my take anyhow.

Thank you! I thought I was the only one who thought 13 Ghosts was decent. Yeah it’s goofy and cringey in parts, but overall it was fun and inventive.

the new Carrie spits on DePalma's original and on the King's book too. it's a gritty X-Men reboot, and not a good One.

Other great choices for this topic: The Amityville Horror (2005), Dawn of the Dead (2004), Night of the Living Dead (1990), The Crazies (2010), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), Nightwatch (1997), House on Haunted Hill (1999), Body Snatchers (1993), Toolbox Murders (2004), Evil Dead (2013), Cat People (1982), See No Evil (2006), Maniac (2012), The Uninvited (2009). Don't hate me but I really love the Sorority Row (2009), Black Christmas (2006), Dark Water (2005) and The Fog (2005) remakes too

The Blob remake is great film. The Fly is an intelligent piece of cinema. I did like The Hills Have Eyes remake.

Love the modern 13 Ghosts, didn't realise it's a remake. There where rumours that Netflix where making a series which followed how each sign of the Black Zodiac came to be, that would be cool.

I love the blob, its lovecraftian at its core, very similar to the dunwitch horror.

I saw 13 ghost when i was 10.. Till this day i show that movie to nephew's and my own daughter (10 now) as a right of passage lol

The only one I wish they had mentioned was Evil Dead. That was a good one the original and the Remake gave me everything I wanted and more.

Let Me In was ok, Let the Right One In was much better, and the book was even better, and different than both movies

I like this video, but where is John Carpenter's The Thing?! My opinion, it was a great (maybe the best) remake ever.

The remake of "Fright Night" is nowhere close to the original. The original was so much better.

Fright night is one of those remakes that falls way short of the original version. I have a ruff time enjoying remakes, when they don't have the same magic or chemistry.

Always packed with Great content. But I will definetly would add. The Evil Dead to the listo. That was a really impressive remake

Steve McQueen looked 30 years old in the original Blob. 😄

I confess, I have not had a chance to read through the almost 200 other comments but surely, William Castle's The House On Haunted Hill and especially the remade Night Of Living Dead should be on this list! I mean, in the remake of Night of the Living Dead, they went as far as to cast actors that look like the original cast! Tony Dodd plays a hell of a role!

Fright night DEFINITELY did not secure the charm of the original. The original had a COMPLETELY different vibe...a BETTER vibe. Not every remake needs to be more serious, its what ruined the film. That and the suuuper shitty location choice.

With House of Wax, they should have done more with the wax machine. Being trapped in wax can be terrifying if done right.

Let the right one in is sooo much better than let me in

The Fright Night remake absolutely defecated all over the charm of the original. Everything good was lost in translation.

Didn't really care much for the House of Wax remake. But 13 Ghosts took the original and made it one of heck of a ride. Even though they are not related except for being remakes of William Castle films, I will often pair 13 Ghost with House on Haunted Hill remake. Geoffrey Rush does a great modern take on Vincent Price's role, and then actually having the house be haunted was a nice twist on the original. So you have a good list here, I would just replace House of Wax with House on Haunted Hill.

Nothing can beat the aesthetics and vibe of a good 80s horror movie..

I have to disagree with you about "Fright Night", I really can't get behind the remake at all. Just didn't care for it. "House of Wax"? No. No. I'm sorry but no. People only watched it to see Paris Hilton get killed. That was about it.

Invasion of the Body Snatchers? The original is a cold war paranoia tale but a lot of people only know the 70's remake because it was so good.

Thumbs up for not pretending that child's play remake was anything other than dumpster juice.

I like your optimistic view and positive take on the movies you included without being sarcastic. 👍👍👍

Damn I wish Dark Castle Entertainment keep making remakes there are a shit load of great horror classics that need to be remade.

They forgot THE THING which it was remake by three or four times.

The Hills Have Eyes remake far exceeded the original. It's a rare thing. Shame somebody doesn't remake Deadly Friend as that kind of sucked, but for the hilarious basketball scene.

Carrie 2013? No..... Evil dead 2013, yes!!!

The remakes of Fright Night and Carrie are not even close to the originals, but the other 8 movies that entered the list are at least as good as the original movies.

With the exception of Fright Night and Carrie, I agree with this list.

13 Ghosts was awesome becaue of the stunning Shannon alone ^^

I have and like all three Carries and both The Hills Have Eyes.I also think the remakes to A Nightmare On Elm Street,Friday the 13th and Halloween were pretty good.Freddy being a friendly guy but actually a child molester was even more chilling than being a child murderer.Jason being even more cunning was great as was Michael being this towering being of death.

Just discovered this channel and loving the videos so far, will definitely be watching more, thank you for the great work

Thir13en Ghosts is such a Classic for me. Had no idea It was a remake.

Evil Dead (2013) should be on the list tbh

A wicked list for sure. I was surprised to see Cape Fear on here, either way a great crime/thriller/horror blend. Honorable mentions: The Ring (2002), The Last House on the Left (2009), and Suspiria

Hills Have Eyes, The Fly, The Blob, Cape Fear, 13 Ghosts are all excellent remakes.

Remake's of Fright Night, House of Wax and Carrie were terrible. Fly was the best on this list, very impressive.

Didn't realize that 13th ghost was a remake

The Blob...the song that's plays when the credits roll fn rocks...I love it!!!

Seeing Paris Hilton get impaled made house of wax an enjoyable watch.

Carries mother never sheltered her. Her mother abused and tortured her

This channel makes great videos. Only found it recently and have been watching all the Hellraiser and Cenobite videos.

Fun fact the original House of Wax was itself a remake of Mystery at the House of Wax

The Fly is and stays my favorite!

The ORIGINAL fright night will always be the best !!! I ❤️ it as a kid !!!

I don't think I'd want glasses to let me see ghosts. What if you saw a ghost in your own house? Call the realtor!

I have to say, your channel is a nice breath of fresh air.

Another rare treasure that succeeds far better than the original is Evil Dead (2013). This horror film is easily top tier!

The Fright Night, House of Wax, and Carrie remakes are trash.

You missed" I spit on you grave, evil dead, Texas chainsaw from early 2000, and Rob zombie Halloween" but put in the Carrie remake

Steve McQueen playing a teenager that looked older than half the adults

The 13th ghost is a gem

Remakes tend to work best when the movie is so old and so obscure that you don't even know it's a remake. That was the case with me watching THIR13EN GHOSTS. I watched the remake first on SyFy, not even realizing there was an original 13 Ghosts. When I rented the THIR13EN GHOSTS DVD from the library, only then (through the DVD Extras) did I learn this was a remake. I've subsequently gotten a hold of a DVD of the _original_ 13 Ghosts, and now I like _both_ movies.

Nlg. I watched the remake of The Blob, it was good and SCARY. Then I watched the first-original which again was good and SCARY.

Sequel to Spielberg’s ET-shame we never got one!

I like the original carrie because the main character looks more convincing as shy and introvert type of character.

As a fan of the original "Fright Night", I'm still leery about the remake. All my lady friends were too busy gushing over shirtless David Tennant to notice the rest of the movie, it appeared, and even though modern SFX technology makes Jerry Dandridge look good for the modern audience, I'm not a fan of Colin Farrell. The man can't hide his Irish for the life of him. Chris Sarandon is still the definitive Dandridge, for me.

Solid group, obviously The Thing & Invasion of the Body Snatchers should top the list , but not bad @ all. All hail horror... new & old, original & remake. Horror movies bring people together, regardless of demographics.👍🏽✌🏽🤙🏾✊🏾👏🏾

I loved the blob and thirteen ghosts and grew up with Jeff goldblume with the fly

You have to love this line: "... a misterious creature resembling a giant blob from another planet". Yep, sometimes I see stuff and think "that resembles a giant blob from another planet, since I've been in another planets and seen giant blobs there, and this stuff just looks like it". Seriously, who writes this videos? Also, funny that the cameos in Cape Fear are mentioned but Chris Sarandon, the vampire in the original Fright Night, EVEN SHOWS UP IN THE VIDEO being killed by Colin Farrell. Mmmm... nope, nothing to see here, just move on

Liked your list, & agreed with it--- for the most part. But Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Evil Dead, & The Thing should've been on it.

Really cool topic! 😎👍🎬

Chad michael Murray and Paris Hilton are not A list actors

13 ghost is terribly underrated

some of these remakes are not as good as originals, house of wax isn't, actually thats a 3 way remake, the Vincent Price movie is a remake of a movie called Mystery of the Wax Museum

great list ruined by ads every 30 seconds.

Most of the time I agree wholeheartedly with your opinions and commentary... This time, I disagree with some of your comments. CASES IN POINT: *Just mentioning House of Wax (2005) , and doubling down by saying "it keeps you on the edge of your seat". Yeah, because you just wanna stand up and turn the TV off 🤣 *Cape Fear (1991) is horror in your opinion? That's a new one for me. I've always considered it a thriller. *Carrie (1976) is not cheesy ¬¬ and the CGI of the remake is cringe-worthy. *Thirteen Ghosts (2001) offers NOTHING, other than yawns. I remember watching it as a 12 y/o and leaving the theater (yes, the theater) very disappointed. Anyway, thanks for the video :)

The really cool thing about the original 13 Ghosts was the gimmick that went along with it: not only could the characters see the ghosts by wearing glasses, so could the audience. They could choose whether or not they wanted to be able to see the ghosts, and were given different colored glasses depending on their choice.

I like your videos and I know such things are largely subjective, but I cannot believe Carrie or House Of Wax would be on many people's list of 'horror remakes that secured the charm of the originals' lists. I enjoyed the remake of Fright Night, but it definitely lacks the charm of the original. The rest of the choices were pretty solid.

The list is 13 Ghosts Fright Night The Fly House of Wax The Blob Cape Fear Carrie Let me In The Hills have Eyes

When I was in 6th grade in 1986, a year after it came out, the original Fright Night was my favorite movie, and I stopped counting the number of times I watched it at 200. I enjoyed the remake, and thought that some of the details were pretty cool- like the specific species or clan of vampire that Dandridge was, and the different take on Peter Vincent. I always loved Stephen Geoffreys as the original Evil Ed, and enjoyed him in other movies like Fraternity Vacation, which Amanda Bearse was also in, playing his love interest. Tim Robbins was in that movie, too- as a character called “Mother” Tucker! Sad that Geoffreys later did some gay porn to pay the bills, after not getting roles for a while. I haven’t heard anything about him in years, since then. Anyway, that’s quite the collection of tangents I went off on, sorry! Just wanted to say how much I used to love Fright Night. Later!

Where is John Carpenter’s “The Thing” ?

Awesome video!! i from brazil,and,i love horror movies!!!XOXO from brazil Friend!!!

Most would probably ignore Carrie but this is an entertaining list overall. Also Evil Dead (2013)?

They shouldn't have done another fright night but I agree with most on this list

Carey remake finally getting some respect.

10:51 "A few teenager" .Those are some 40 years old teenagers.

No "The Thing"? It could have easily taken the place of "House of Wax", which was rather terrible. And let's switch "Carrie" for "Maniac".

Blob is a very horror movie the fx are amazing and the actors are good. 9\10

I didn’t know thirteen ghost was a remake

House of Wax 2005 shouldn't even be considered a remake. It's a completely different movie other than the title. Plus, the Vincent Price version was a remake of the 1930s film.

Lol i forgot all about Rah Diggah in 13 Ghosts. She was famous for exactly 15 minutes.

Agree with the list, however, Carrie was a really bad remake, critics tear the movie apart, and acting, script were really bad indeed. Frigth nigth on the other hand was good, underrated but good.

Let the right one in is a beautiful masterstroke of film making. Let me in is painfully mediocre

Honestly, I would include the Friday The 13th Remake, yes I have heard all the issues with the remake and all, but what baffles me is, those issues wherein the entire Friday The 13th franchise. Sorry, but Friday The 13th as loved by many people are not these groundbreaking horror films, they where dumb films with pretty bad writing and characters that got a lot of love cause it was one of the first mainstream slasher films that showed off some gory kills. So it baffles me people hate the remake mentioning its issues, and somehow ignore that the original franchise has those same exact problems.

Well Duuuuh, Shaggy in 13 Ghosts...

Not so much a horror besides its name, but the closer to date Little Shop musical was so much better than the first!

Fright Night, nah, it doesn't hold a flame to the original.

But John Carpenter's "The Thing" 1982 / Christian Nyby's "The Thing from Another World" 1952 was left out ;____;