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i think when most ppl refer to Scream in terms of plot twists they are referring to the fact that there were TWO killers... not that billy loomis was one of them. i remember how shocked i was the first time to find out there were 2! might be my personal favorite plot twist of all time

Idk if anyone else is hearing a buzzing type noise in the background when watching, maybe it’s just when I’m wearing headphones. But anyone else??

I still remember exactly how I felt when I watched Saw for the first time. I wish I could rewatch that movie for the first time just to experience that twist

idk if it's my fav plot twist, but Old Boy always sticks out in my mind for how messed up it is ajsdfkl;asdfjkl;

Why is Psycho not on here???? Probably one of the best twists ever in my opinion

I think one of the most hard-hitting plot twists has to be Arrival! While not a horror, that reveal towards the end is an absolute punch to the gut.

Please do the movies that made audiences angry. That’s a great idea. And also revisiting stuff!

I think The Others has to be my favorite out of all the movies you mentioned. It has such a "classic movie" feel to it. Not to compare them, but if you haven't seen The Skeleton Key or Jessabelle, they have some great twists.

The Skeleton Key, imo, is the GOAT for the levity within its xecution (better than the early M. NIGHT flicks). Last Night in Soho, Insidious, and The Forest are very good. Oh, Antebellum. The Ruins. Coherence for how it actually shows what's going on at the start if you pay close attention). Now The Reading - I'm not sure where that movie is going with its twist within a twist ending. We'll see...). And I know you don't like it but...MALIGNANT!!! There are many others.

I wish they did the back stories to all the monsters in cabin in the woods! Like the hellraiser guy

The ending of the OG Saw is one of the most badass, yet terrifying endings to a movie ever. Still my favorite horror movie

As a "mentally ill" person, I believe it has a very important place in horror. There is little scarier than losing your mind. It is the idea that you can't even trust yourself to be a reliable narrator, taking away the last bit of control a protagonist would have.

I dont know about anyone else, but sleepaway canp is one of my faves solely because its utterly insane lol

Frailty has a pretty great twist

I loved the fact that my teacher in 8th grade let us watch the sixth sense on the last few days of school and when my class got to the twist we all collectively lost our 12 year old minds 😭😭😭

The night house plot twist is just , chefs kiss. I love it so much, the moment of realization once you put all the puzzle pieces together is crazy. I’d pay so much money to experience that again, they steer you into a direction that makes you think you know what’s going on but then you don’t and ugh it’s just so good

i wish bodies bodies bodies was here because the plot twist actually made the movie a masterpiece for me

I was a teeny tiny bit sceptical of this concept for a video, but I gotta say I love it. I am a fan of plot twists and knowing a movie has one only elevates my excitement for the said movie so yeah, now I'm looking forward to some of the movies on this list, Sleepaway camp mainly. I don't like when the twist is spoiled but knowing there is one is a big hit for me.

I was walking into the cinema to watch The Sixth Sense when a bunch of teenagers walking by said VERY LOUDLY 'I can't believe he was dead the whole time!' Fuming. I was fuming.

I always love your tier lists! I wanted this one with spoilers so much - excited to check it out. Congrats on doing these great vids with all that is going on in your life, you're awesome. And congrats for the beautiful baby Fern as well

you put so much effort into this video and it was so good, thank youu !! loved it, hopefully you’ll do a part two!! ❤

This is such a fun idea! And very thoughtful with the time stamps 💚Especially for a list like that. I stumble upon spoilers on some horror channels that do lists and people in the comments be like: Well, what did you expect, this movie came out 10/20/30... years ago. So? It doesn't mean everybody watched it. But I'm glad to declare I watched most of these except for Fractured, Time Crimes, Goodnight Mommy and His House.

I would love to hear your thoughts on The Prestige!

Great selection! Some movies that I liked the plot twist: " Barbarian " " Malignant " and " The Stepford wives (1975) ".

I love when you do your tier lists, and always look forward to next time! Thank you Sarah!

Love your creative ideas!

Completely agree with The Others in the top tier. What a moment in cinematic history (Sixth Sense had the same moment I think, for that time). Love a good twist!

love these and love how you approach spoilers thank you!

The others has to me my favorite plot twist. Not only is the twist so good but when Nicole Kidmans character realizes what she had done to her kids and she’s sitting there crying I was crying too. That really hit me

Great video! Thanks for the time stamps, it was super easy to skip over films I haven't seen yet.

THANK U SO SO MUCH FOR INCLUDING THE TIMESTAMPS OMG

sarah these tier names are hilarious. so chaotic and i love it ❤

Great video !!! I really enjoyed your take on these twists 😊

Darling I'm surprised Barbarian isn't on the list!

I'd love to see a part 2 of this video! Recent movies I've enjoyed with good plot twists are The Empty Man and I See You ❤

I love this video so much, so fun to watch and very entertaining. Your tier lists videos are so good, keep up the great work 😊

yay love the tier list content!!

thank you so much for the time stamps

I absolutely love your tier videos I’ve fallen down a whole of watching them all😭 so good

This is so great the chapters are perfect!! Love the video

I loved the ending of Dead And Buried when they show the sheriff one of the town's films and it turns out he was murdered and turned into a zombie too but he didn't remember it! Good list and cool video Sarah!👉😃👈

Wonderful list. Enjoyed this episode. Thank you

I watched The Village for the first time last week thanks to you 😂 I had years of hearing about it without spoilers but knowing the gist so my expectations were managed. I guessed the twist so quickly which was my own fault for taking so long to watch it…but still loved it!

I will never get sick of tier lists 😂

God you don't get how glad I am for you to point out the shutter island stuff, completely agree. I think people who watch horror films definitely have seen so much of that exact kind of thing play out, while all the more film bro-y types (definitely would stilll personally be in that category too lol) will insist its the most revolutionary thing ever. I saw the twist from literally the first scene on the boat with the way its choppily edited,, its cool and well done on that level but so tedious to then have to sit there for 2 hours watching it unfold the exact way you expect

Love the ranking!! I was surprised you didn’t put Barbarian on here!!

Awesome idea for a video. I'm only skipping the fractured part cause is the only i haven't seen and I'm interested on watching in the future.

Skeleton Key is another one that got me in the end.

The plot twist in A Tale of Two Sisters was predictable, but it remains one of my favorite movies because even though you can figure it out early on… it absolutely does not make that movie any less terrifying.

I'm predicting... Saw, The Mist, Identity, Eden Lake, and every M Night film ever to be on the list haha

Love this video!

This isn't a horror but an amazing twist in a movie I absolutely LOVE is Perfect Stranger starring Halle Berry and Bruce Willis. It has like 3 twists and it literally destroyed my brain when I saw it years ago, still a favourite of mine.

The Visit is my second favorite M.Night film. Love it.

You look like you’re glowing!! You look great

I wish I could have watched Sixth Sense blind! My dad sat me down to watch it when I was in my teens, and his ex joined us at the beginning of the movie and said "oh you're watching Sixth Sense? I still can't believe he's dead the whole time. Isnt it great?" I've never seen my dad get so angry in my entire life 😅 Still loved the movie but the worst experience 💔🙄

This seems like an interesting premise for a video, unfortunately I think something happened to the audio. There's a static buzz that I was unable to tune out. Always happy to see a video from you and I'm leaving a comment to appease the algorithm. 🌼

This was fun! I'd love a part two with some more movies. Some good ones would be The Lodge, Malignant, The Night House, and Mother

love your videos !

Where would you put “The Skeleton Key”?

You should've added orphan first kill as well cuz that plot twist blew my mind. I remembered my theater was screaming "What!!!!" Obviously the second movie isn't scary unlike the first one, but the second one is so fun to rewatch tbh

my faves off the top of my head are Malignant and Oculus. I can still relive my shock when I revisit either movie

Interesting concept

I love Secret Window.

I always liked the plot twist in 1408.prolly 1 of my favorite movies too

I agree with you about the abuse of mental health tropes in horror movies. the other thing that really annoys me as a mental health professional, is poorly done scenes that don't understand procedure in modern mental health facilities. For example, the first death scene in Smile, that wrecked that movie for me.

great video!

i watched cloverfield lane not knowing about the cloverfield universe so i was not expecting the ending really and it was super enjoyable ! one of my fav movies ^

Also, totally agree about Cabin In The Woods. I wish I could see that movie for the first time again too!

loved this one

for me, it was for certain The Others because it was my first big plot twist like it and I didn't see it coming AND I still wanted to watch it again, just to see it from a different perspective.

I actually watched the sixth sense for the first time last night. It was my younger brother’s and I’s first ever watch through. I hated that already knew the twist, but I’m glad that my brother didn’t know. He was mind blown by the twist(still loved this movie so much; wanna rewatch it so I can search for the clues).

This was really fun!!!

I was also lucky to not be aware of the plot twist! Was so good.

Great video, thank you :) It sounds like you have a ground hum going on in your audio. Just thought I'd mention.

Oddly I guessed the twist to Sutter Island when I saw the trailer. Becasue the unreliable narrator twist was so common around that time, I immediately guessed that. However it had two great mini twists in the movie that I LOVED. The bit where you see him pulling the gun from a nazi who's trying to kill themselves, early on seems like an act of mercy. However later in the movie it's revealed he wasn't being merciful, he didn't think they deserved a quick death after what he saw. And of course the very last line in the movie, implying that he's completely sane at the end, he's going to be lobotomized on purpose because he's so haunted by his past was a fantastic final twist.

Here to recommend Right at your Door and the Slumber Party Massacre remake for plot twists. Not great movies but I did enjoy the twists. Hope you're well x

The Sixth Sense had a mind-blowing twist but now when I re-watch it, it seems so obvious 😅

I loved Orphan’s plot twist so much. It was so good and shocking and that movie was amazing. And the Scream movies too with guessing who the killers are. Saw too. And 10 cloverfield lane is an incredible movie too. Same with Us and Get Out. I’ve noticed Nope isn’t here though, I liked that twist too. So many of these movies and twists are so good

For plot twists, I highly recommend The Orphanage. My husband, who always predicts the ending, was even shocked

I watched the others as a kid and when they showed the pictures of the dead people that shook my to my core !!!!

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Decided why the heck not? I'll rank them with you. And they're in order within the tiers. Never watched Fractured, His House, or Time Crimes (need to fix this) so can't really comment. ~ Top Tier: -Sixth Sense, the re-watchability from the twist is amazing. Still my favorite of all time. -Cabin in the Woods, I knew the twist only because I had to hunt it down. Still absolutely saw it, and I don't think I would have seen it from a mile away. -Identity, didn't see it coming and it was incredibly clever. Its use of mental illness didn't bother me because I never saw it illustrated that way before. -Saw, didn't see it coming from a mile away. Super impactful, too. -Us, prenominal twists. Saw the first one coming, but didn't see the second one coming, though I feel like I should have. -Get Out, such a dark twist. I feel like this did well what You're Next failed at. ~ Second Tier: -Shutter Island, I haven't watched this movie often, but I do like how the twist changes the movie. I can definitely appreciate it. -Blackcoat's Daughter, it was a fun twist to a fun movie. -Friday the 13th, I love that there are still people these days who don't know the twist. It's pretty unexpected. -Orphan, I feel like I should have seen it coming and didn't. I'm impressed. -10 Cloverfield Lane, should never have been a Cloverfield movie. But either way, never would have seen that twist coming. ~ Third Tier: -Scream, saw it coming and still really enjoyed it. It's the movie that got me back into horror movies again. ~ Fourth Tier: -The Others, am I the only one who saw it coming? And I found it as slow as Secret Window and just couldn't get into it. Far better acting, but the twist itself just didn't do it for me. -Sleep Away Camp, I didn't see the twist, but didn't feel like it added anything at all to the movie. -You're Next, maybe it's because I watched Ready or Not first, but saw it coming and couldn't get into it. -The Boy, saw it coming and just couldn't get into the twist. I almost feel like the twist made it worse. -Goodnight Mommy, saw it coming and just not enjoyable to me. -The Uninvited, I swear Sixth Sense was the only one to really do this right, as far as I've seen. -The Visit, saw it coming and just couldn't get into it. Not sure what clued me in, but mreh. ~ Last Tier: -Secret Window, didn't see it coming but I was already so bored by then that I couldn't be bothered with it. -The Mist, didn't enjoy it, at all, and didn't really see it as a plot twist. Just depressing as all get-out. -Village is last. Saw it in theater. Saw both twists from a mile away and just kept rubbing me the wrong way the entire time I watched it.

kind of unfair with scream since the plot twist is not the billy but have two killers

I *loved* the plot twist in Cabin, I wrote about it in my undergrad thesis because of how great it was

Please do a part two with some of the suggestions

Hey. What’s your opinion on the plot twist in Malignant? Love your content. :)

Not my favorite twists, but some I was mindblown by was Sinister and Incantation. Great movies too

I recommend His House to anybody literally any chance I get BECAUSE of that twist. The way it completely flips your whole understanding of the story so far... I never saw it coming and I didn't even register what was happening at first. And by then I was crying. I love that movie😅

Three movies I've watched I would recommend for Part 2. SPELLBINDER (1988) (it might come across as typical 80s yuppie horror but the twist blew me away), ANGEL HEART (1987), and JACOB'S LADDER (1990).

A few of my favorites are, Insidious (I don't know if you would call it a plot twist 😅) but when you find out the dad was haunted I guess by the "women" in black. Dead Silence, God that movie gave me nightmares. And this isn't really a plot twist, but I really liked it, Annabelle Creation at the end when you find out the little girl is the woman who killed the woman in the first movie neighbors and them being her adoptive parents.

I've got pa-lenty of issues with Cabin in the Woods (most of them being Whedon) but I do think the facility with all the monsters was pretty sick. I went to look up one of the movies you listed here, and the poster really made me pause and think. Everyone talks about movie trailers that have spoilers in them, but what about movie posters that spoil important plot details/twists? I can't think of any specific examples now, but I for feel sure that I've seen that before. Wondered if anyone else had run into this before either.

at the start of sleepaway camp when the boat hit one of the twins it hit the girl so when the girl twin was the one who survived i was so confused

I remember my friends and I watched Timecrimes and Triangle on the same night, completely by happenstance. It was like 2010, we watched Triangle on Netflix and then I had happened to buy a foreign horror collection of DVD with Timecrimes, Sick Nurses and Let the Right One In. So we ended up watching Timecrimes. We were sure one was ripping off the other.

I recently saw "Speak No Evil" and I don't know if you could consider the ending a plot-twist, but I did see it coming (at least part of it like the fact that their son didn't have a tongue), but still a great horror movie.

so I got the fun experience of watching 10 Cloverfield Lane without actually knowing much about Cloverfield and without having seen any of the the other movies and so I got a double whammy twist not knowing that it really was the whole alien invasion end of the world bit, and man I really feel like that's the ideal way to watch that movie, I agree that it should've been a standalone

I usually figure out plot twists, but the others almost got me. I did figure it out before the reveal, but barely. The visist from the estranged husband gave it away, but that was near the end of the movie.

Us going in Okay M Night with twist being so predictable, and Shutter Island going to I'm tired were the only places that I strongly disagree with this tier list. I haven't seen some of these so I'll definitely watch them now. Thanks for this

Mulholland Drive has one of my favorite plot twists of all time

The ending of The Mist made me cry so hard, that ending was so sad and depressing. It’s such a good movie but that ending is just too sad 😭