How tf was this poster 5 hours ago when the video was posted 2 minutes ago

ok

Who knows?

Pontypool for sure, I totally recommend. the autopsy of Jane Doe.

All of them

Lol now that sounds cool

yeah i turned it off when the paranormal shit started happening, super lame. Everyone talked it up so much and I ended up being disappointed.

I thought it was good 👍

it started off ok, then it plummeted down.

The way they went about the paranormal stuff and the explanation for it was really cool I thought. It didn’t come off like every other ghost or w/e movie

I saw it last month. It's scary!!!! 💀💀💀

@@IRosamelia lý

Yes! I had heard great things about this one from horror fans for the past few years but avoided it for so long because it looked like just another generic "possession-type"movie and I really don't care for those usually. But I finally watched it about a month and a half ago on Netflix and damn was it well done! It was not a typical possession movie like I thought but was something better and much scarier. Such a great horror gem 👍

I dont get why people keep ranting and raving about that film when NOTHING HAPPENS during its entire runtime. There are 3 characters and none of them have any kind of development. There's no reason for the audience to care about these losers or the weird dead body. Worst horror movie I've watched.

They need a prequel so we know WHAT happened to her

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Its sad,. Dark Corners Starring Thora Birch never makes these lists and it's been Number one since House of 1k.....

you wanna be my girl?

Thank you dude

Thankyou lol

like a pron that fades to black before the concealer is applied

Possession 1981... for sure.

Yep. Fractured on Netflix is one of them

That's my style to be sure. That building of unease..

The Babadook 2014 is a great example of a one-off psychological horror film without jump scares. The horror in it slowly builds throughout the movie.

That was very interesting ✌✌

I love terrifier thats a great movie

Bro it’s not that iconic....

I saw terrifier because of dead meat. In fact, i've seen many horror movies because of dead meat 😂😂.

@@FBDrums i literally hate dead meat thats like a bad guide into the horror genre cause he usually only shows the most gory not the best

True and less reboots

Stephen Kings' IT With Tim Cury?

@@BroAnarchy 1990 It is not scary at all.

CGI doesn't make a movie bad. Its the way the people behind the film use it. Yeah practical is cool but CGI is an awesome tool to use as well.

Maybe The Haunted? It's full on youtube, totally recommended.

That profile name tho😂

I know right. I'm not a fan of horror but I'm taking notes of the titles too.

I’m surprised Rebecca even knew about these considering they’re not the MCU

We should all come together n write a horror moviee

Jsactive 2.0 ok

They're all worth a look

Aka actual good movies

I have mixed feelings about the movie. I feel like uptil about the middle section of the movie, it was a unique horror movie with a one of a kind story. But at some point after, it just became a typical horror movie. Like the ending scene where the protagonist is surprised by the ghost of his father and falls off the stairs? So cliched and uninspired. It went from unique and possibly top tier horror movie to a cardboard cutout of a standard supernatural horror movie. I wish I could say that it was a true work of horrific art but in the end it had so much potential that was just wasted.

Yea they did a really good job with that one... My fiance who doesn't even really care for "scary" movies actually liked it as well.

I have yet to rewatch it even of how good a movie it was

Same here. That and goodnight mommy are the only two movies to scare me, and scare me shitless at that.

Definitely got me. I've been watching these types of films since I was a kid, especially because my mother loved them

I should check that one out! And Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Suspiria, Rosemary’s Baby, wouldn’t mind seeing Possession, VHS, and Terrifier! I need to check out the Babadook, Amusement, and Trick R Treat!!

Same 😩

I didn’t like it I think it wasn’t needed

Same here!

@@David_Theisen VHS and babadook are amazing. Check out Japanese horror like Audition or other Miike directed movies. Same with Korean... so underrated and such amazing films that hollywood reboots them for the basic movie goers

"Creep" is a perfect example that you don't need anything fancy to make a proper horror movie. Just good acting, writing, and cinematography. 10/10 my fav found footage movie.

I actually have the novelization of Alice Sweet Alice. Still haven't read it though. Bought a well worn copy via Amazon some years back.

Same here except the copy I had was somewhat blurry and over used bright light in some scenes with motion blur made it almost unwatchable. Never seen it so clear and fixed up before this list.

I saw Alice during the heyday of HBO in the eighties. They were always showing cool movies like Alice, The Brood, The Howling, Piranha, etc.

thats not horror though.... but it is an absolute classic unbeatable !!!!!!! for action and story!!!!

You would say that lol great movie

It's a thriller not horror

It actually is a horror movie, but more so on the psychological horror aspect.

Lol funny I am rewatching it now

@@fujoshiyesiam2846 Alice was 19 playing 12 years old

That's why it's so good.

I just watched it and the end confused me?!

It was called Communion originally, watched it in a fleapit and found it pretty upsetting.

Mine too. My Mom saw it at the movies when it came out and she told me about it 8yrs old.And right after it showed up on t.v. and like you I watched it every time as well. The book was republished a few years later. It's even as and more terrifying than the movie! There are 2 scenes not in the film, one that takes place in the daytime outside which froze my blood and stopped my breathing OMG. I don't think it was technically possible at the time although in "The Innocents" with Debra Kerr they kind of did.

Definitely. It’s a perfect mixture of horror and suspense, a portmanteau I call horrense.

Yes! The original with Tim Robbins is amazing and I can watch it over and over again.

I agree and the remake was good too

I saw the Ritual and didn't want to go visit my sister in Sweden 🤣😂🤣😂

It didnt do it for me

Lol why would it being day or night effect the scariness of a film?

UnwrittenSpade because nighttime it’s dark and more scary in the day it’s light and you can see 😂 and plus your not going to bed in a short amount of time

devyros.e 16 Carved: The Slit Mouthed Woman, one of the first scares has her abduct a child in broad daylight, and it’s terrifying.

Omg I just saw that 🙄 shit had my anxiety shooting through the roof 😭

I agree. It's amazing

You are right -it is an excellent movie

This times a million

It's getting a sequel too!

Session 9! I saw that on VHS just before the switch.. lol. It's fantastic. Check out Henry: Portrait of a Serial killer too

I agree. I'm surprised terrifier made the list, let alone was number one. The acting was awful and when I don't care about the characters, why watch? One of the few movies I turned off after a while because painting my toenails was more interesting. lol

i agree that the plot points in the The Terrifier where kinda cheese, but fuck did that clown scare me. had to cover my eyes like a good 50% of the movie. crazy gore.

@veronica carlson 'train to busan'.. indeed i have. Good stuff

The invitation wasn't as good as I thought it was going to be. Terrifier was more entertaining than the invitation.

It’s Pikachu

No.

Me too

Ever watched The New York Ripper, that's what i call a mean movie.

It's as close to torture porn as any production company within 2000 miles of Hollywood dare to make. I actually can't believe it's seen such wide distribution. I hate it on moral grounds.

It is, it was just too scary to be on the list

I thought for a moment you were talking about the original cats and I was gonna say why is it scary but then I realized you were talking about the new cats movie 😂

@@vhs4239 lol

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

lololol funnnneeeee lololol

She constantly repeats the same phrases in every video. She totally sucks

Susan M Thank you!! I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed!

Noooo I need my liver

I doubt she writes the script

I think she has a fun voice.

Is the original better than the remake?

@williampatrick2971 The plot, performances & visual storytelling from the 1963 film are absolutely superior when compared to the 1999 movie. Julie Harris played the female lead in the 1963 film. Her narrative performance is perfectly paired with her intense & expressive physical acting talents. The 1999 film was more of an attempt at exploring the capabilities of computer generated special effects in a horror film & it definitely fell short with its plot & character development. Also, the 2018 Netflix series is extremely well done. To be honest, its story is capable of being a success as a stand-alone film. If they'd changed the character names, film title & location names. No one would have associated it with the cinematic releases. TLDR: 1963 FILM = A Must Watch Horror Classic. (Rated G) 1999 FILM = Disappointing, fell far short of its movie trailer hype. Skip it. 2018 SERIES = Excellent! High-quality storytelling with a unique portrayal of the story's leading characters.

I saw that back to back with Inside!

It's the most disturbing movie I have ever seen, would not see it again.....

It was amazing. I never saw movie so thought provoking

Un film français comme notre pays sait les faire 🇫🇷

just what i thought...

That's a good way to describe the movie.

@@geupelboi Thank you! I've watched The Twilight Zone thoroughly. Carnival of Souls was made around the same time, and both are in black and white.

It sadly created the trope of "person who finds out they were dead all along, after dealing with weird people who only said person can see."

@ DigitalCupcake True, that’s a trend that has been played out.

Yea when i was watching it I was worried it was going to be dumb and not show us the "monster" BUT THEY DID! and IT WAS GREAT!!! =)

Creatures in the Ritual reminded me a lot of the Skin Walkers or Wendigo of native American lore. Was great to see that kind of concept done so beautifully! :)

we definitely need more norse horror. it was so good. the jotun was the creepiest, most well-designed monster in a long time

For what it is, Nosferatu holds up well.

For being a silent black and white movie, the special effects are amazing!

I actually felt like the blood/gore/violence was way overblown in reviews I had heard before watching it. But maybe I'm just jaded from all the fucked up movies I've seen lol.

I agree that is is gory although it could do worse

Japanese horror movie

Ha! Just watch Dead Alive or Braindead (US name).

I know it was amazing

I need some sloppy

watched it twice

rate 1-10?

@@haras.498 if you don't mind slow burners it's a 10

@@QUITUTINCIPICTURES thankyou for the reply 👍🏻

It’s been a 6 months are you okay.

8 months now, you ok?

@@PonchoSaGo 🥲

9 months now are you okay?

It's been 10 months now and we have no answer yet... If you need help, send a signal!!!

I LOVE "The Night Walker". William Castle is the king of the "cozy horror"... Barbara Stanwyck is great, creepy sets, super cool theme tune...

Super underrated movie. Like Silence of the Lambs I feel like Frailty is more of a drama/suspense than horror.

Movie freaked me out lol

@@teem2601 oh yeah. That fat guy alice kills gets what he deserves.

One of my favorites

I clicked on the video just because of the Alice, Sweet Alice thumbnail! Watched it often when I was younger and I'm not even into horror movies

@@AnisaLeah its not a gore blood vest.

Yeah i like that one

That was more of a FoundFlix watch for me 😊

Eden Lake was great.

I liked Cam

Oliver Vergara ur not a horror fan if you didn’t like cam sryyyy!!!!

What we're the other 2 times?

Please tell us the other movies that shine

@@vanesamalaga3100 when i was young, i was shocked extremely when in "jaws" the shark appeared the first time when roy scheider threw bait in the water, i was shocked extremely when in "the excorcist" linda blair turned the head all around her neck, and i was shocked the same when in fast cuts black and white samara came out of the tv in the u.s. remake of "ring". those and bone tomahawk are burnt into my rain :-)

@@geraldherrmann787 those are some fair choices for shocking movie moments 👍

That hearse driver is freakin' creepy.

Thats a classic with trilogy of terror

YES I love that movie!!

That movie scared the sh$t out of me when i was a kid.the hearse driver coming up those stairs..the ending was very creepy

I'm a huge fan of the novel. The ending in the novel almost feels like Science Fiction ala 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Interesting choices! Need to watch these myself.

Same with The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari.

Yes! It was such a good movie!

I just watched that the other day, great movie!

When that guy looks up at her from down stairs...🥺🥺🥺...that used to scare the shit out of me when I was a child, hell it gives me goosebumps thinking about it. Lol

@aoggrta74 nice.

One of the problems with Possession is that so many movies have the same or similar title. This one was made in 1981 and starred Sam Neil and Isabelle Adjani.

Exactly

Deeban SSG lol it was something else that’s for sure! 😳

I just watched it for the first time last week too. It was so weird. 😂😂

Shoutout to DeadMeat lol

I'm waiying for teriffier 2

I guess because it was a successful movie/s. The list is about unpopular/underrated movies.

The sequel is even better

That would be probably top 20 underated horror movies redux of the redux

The Wailing is literally one of the best horror movies of all time IMO

I’ve seen a few Asian horror films, and I agree that they are too scary.

any recommendation? Ju-On is one of my favourites movies...

Geralt The Rivia yeah, Western horror, the famous ones at least, are more goofy than scarier.

Not like Turkish horror! Especially seccin

@@avatt6229 watched the first one and it was a really nice surprise.

What is it about

pepperX Trust me man just watch it

Yeah it's a good movie

When I saw it I was like "man they are just doing Blair Witch/Wicker Man again" then... yeah. I really like it.

I don't know if I liked it. I saw it many years ago and don't really care to watch it again. It was creepy in it's slow burn documentary style though. I just didn't find it full on scary.

I was so excited to see that as the opener, and then it didn't even have an honorable mention. It's the exact type of horror movie I enjoy, you sit and watch, waiting, sometimes almost bored, until you are just creeped the f out. No stupid loud noises or jump scares

In my opinion, it was trash. They relied on scaring your by doing cheap uncalled for glitched images, and it all seemed to be leading up to a big plot reveal.... but it didn’t, the ending was lame and dissapointing.

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Totally agree that Session 9 is a winner. I can watch almost anything at night except for that one.

Watched it because it was listed as one of the best horror movies. Wasn't a fan. It just took so long to go anywhere. But hey, we all have our opinions.

Kevin Amundsen I’ve started getting into Japanese horror, since I watched Ju-On: The Grudge and Dark Water. Audition seems pretty interesting and disturbing to me, so I might watch it on Tubi.

Kiri kiri kiri kiri

@@neilpower60 Oh, shit, I think I saw that in the trailer! 😫

Takashi Miike is a God. Hostel has him as a guest star because Audition is what inspired Eli Roth. Tarantino flew him over from Japan to read one line not even knowing English. Look for him next time you watch it and check out his huge list of movies. Tons of horror, gore, Yakuza and Samurai movies. He did a western with Tarantino even.

@@yanyansalvilla958 well it looked like the woman was going to escape but then the adults in the house she went to turned out to be just as bad as their children and they grab her, close the door and you just hear her screaming then the film ends

@@yanyansalvilla958 you’re welcome

It still holds up pretty well for an early ‘60s film. The fact we never see what is causing the sounds or whether the activity is real or in Eleanor’s head makes it more terrifying; plus it is in keeping with the novel

I tried to watch Session 9, but I was so bored. I watched over half an hour of the movie and was bored to tears.

I loved the Creep movies. I hope 3 comes out soon. And Session 9 is so underrated.

Creep is a fun watch when ur with friends

Creep 2004 is better

Yes, i was realy in stress watching this movie 😬

Scared the life our of me as it could actually happen..

yes? im gonna watch it

I love that movie!

@@jsoqbwbeks2653 this channel is old, imagination is not infinite From 2007 to be exact.

They also had this for a 5 movie list. And before that, a 3 movie list. In the before-fore time

People have said that for years lol. They're still chugging along tho

born 2 shit forced 2 wipe LMAOOO

I can't stand Zombie's movies. Halloween 2 was basically shit on a screen.

Havn't most people seen that? I think the only people who talk about it are Rob Zombie fans nowadays though

That was like a house of horrors!!! But lots of fun!!!

@@jenewok I don't like him, either. His movies are all the same. Unpleasant characters and a mean spirit. Not scary in the slightest, just really trashy.

*I was only able to watch that ONCE!* Just too disturbing for a second ride...

@@themirrorsofmymind true ! It makes Stephen King’s Misery look like a Tom & Jerry episode

@@pedrofelipepamplona1944 Pretty much... 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨