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Watch The Vigil… and try again.
These are all fine choices, but everyone should go see The Changeling (1980).
Talk about doing a lot with a little, this brilliant, gothically minimalist slow-burn film is just fantastic. And yet no one talks about it!
I'm surprised Session 9 isn't on here
10 Horror Movies That Dis-Prove Less Is More
Blair witch “1989?”
Wait what???
The invisible man was Highly Overrated.
Glad The Invisible Man became a stand alone movie and without Depp. It is an amazing movie and focuses more on Elizabeth Moss' character rather than Depp's if he was the titular character. Also a great social commentary on domestic violence.
The original 1960s version of The Haunting needs to be on this list!
I still to this day get confused when creep ends up on a list because I saw a movie a few years ago that was also called creep which was based in the London underground tube station, basic premise is a woman falls asleep waiting for her tube train and misses it, she ends up being stalked by the deformed person all night.
Blair witch project was boring af and not scary at all
Paranormal activity is as boring and not scary as Blair witch project and don't understand how people can find snoozefests scary at all
The Witch
hey michel jackson 3:23
Josh, just use the word "movie" or "movies". You always fuck up the pronunciation of "Films".
I found the Ritual a good alow burn. The slow reveal of the monster in bits and pieces was so well done
Dang, no Jaws?
I recently watched House of the Devil for the first time, and I thought it was friggin' great. Seriously, excellent horror film
Birdbox as an honorable mention. Despite its quality, the choice to not show the creatures enhances the experience for the characters AND the audience.
ALIEN>ALIENS
the Darkest Hour, you don't get to see the actual alien until almost the end of the movie, pretty cool because the alien wasn't really scary after you see what it actually looks like. so, it's also a slow burn that builds up to near the end when you finally see the alien and what they were running away from throughout the movie.
I find it funny that he said no spoilers for Creep then they show the ending.
Uhm… giger didn't design the nostromo. Iirc, the concept art it was based on was primarily produced by ron cobb and mobius
My God—-I just realized Ellen Ripley has become a Disney princess!
sorta spoilers for the lodge if you haven’t seen it:
the lodge was INFURIATING like oh you know this lady survived a cult that all killed them selves and has massive religious trauma but you’re going to purposefully make her think she’s going crazy and then get upset and try and be like “it was a joke?” when she does???? nah those kids SUCK and deserved it imo
Sorry but the Blair Witch sucked, it's cool that it didn't show much but it literally showed nothing lol
lol Blaire Witch Project pissed off the majority of people
The problem with the Invisible Man is that we're supposed to believe that a guy with the genius and wealth to build an invisible man suit is willing to throw it all away on an extremely plain, boring and unattractive woman… Howard Hughes, for instance, had his pick of Hollywood starlets. This movie is absolutely a product of the #metoo era. As a guy watching it, it's utterly laughable. I understand what it's trying to say, but what it's actually saying is bullshit. If Meghan Fox had been the protagonist, then it would have worked. But they purposefully didn't do that.
The Blair Witch Project came out in 1999 not 1989
HOLD UP! How is Halloween (1978) not on here?
Hereditary definitely should have been on this list
Blair witch came out in 1989? how about 1999…. Please tell me I just misheard the audio
"Pontypool".
Blair Witch Project came out in 1999, not 1989.
Did u just call alien a slasher film?😂 wtf? Man U guys are hilarious on this channel and u don’t even mean to be
I hate the Blair Witch Project. I honestly do not understand how people watch it and feel any tension or fear. I find it impossibly boring.
Lake Mungo was a satisfying watch for me, wouldd highly recommend
The Blair Witch Project definitely wasn't groundbreaking as Found Footage was hardly new. It benefited from being among the first of its kind in the internet era, and was well marketed, but it was new only to GenX geeks in the same way The Matrix was hyped a year or two later, it was also not original in its presentation.
Lake Mungo was a disappointment. It built up to an unsatisfying payoff and really tie all the elements together.
Clearly he hasn’t watched The 1963 Classic The Haunting.
Lake Mungo was pretty terrifying 😱 That's why i only watched it once 👻
Theres NO WAY Blair witch was released on 1989!!
CREEP and CREEP 2 are EASILY some of my all time faves!!!! So clearly i like slowburn horror. As most of the items on this list, i love
Jaws
The Blair Witch Project- The movie where nothing happens for the most of it
The only reason you didn't see the Witch in the BWP is because they ran out money.