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It was a big drop in quality from the first 2 for me, though not terrible. I agree that the first part in Barter town was much better. The kids were just bizarre with this peter pan environment, and I mostly just got bored for the rest of the film. The tone like you said was just off, and didn't suit the franchise.

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Love this ranking, we have had so many amazing horror films this decade. Did not see that number 1 pick coming but I definitely respect it. I need to rewatch Green Room! I saw it so long ago that all I remember about it is that I liked it. I'd probably get more out of it now. Also Hereditory probably deserves its place on the list but for me it's definitely not the scariest movie out there. Even the last scary movie I saw, Talk to Me, scared me more. Shows fear is subjective though. Edit: Just realised Talk to Me is not the 2010s, but I can have another example for you upon request 😉

1) Omen - wonderful 70s horror film in style of Exorcist. 2)Omen 3 - actually like this film and best soundtrack to franchise. 3) First Omen - loved the retro 70s style and story development. 4) Omen 2 - okay but a bit lame and didn’t have the gothic European feel of the others. 5) Omen 4 - say no more.

The omen II is better than the first omen 2024. what you don't tell people the first omen is so boring for the first hour. Can you re-watch a film that can aid you to sleep in the first hour? not me sorry

Best horror film I’ve ever seen and I’ve seen a lot. Before he goes into teleporter he had already successfully teleported another baboon hence the alcohol influenced decision to teleport plus worried that Ronnie is still seeing stathis by leaving suddenly.

1. Fury Road 2. Furiosa 3. The Road Warrior 4. Mad Max 5. Beyond Thunderdome

Right, since it's as good or better than Fury Road, I definitely need to see it, and on the big screen, having absolutely loved Fury Road, back in, gosh was it really 2015?? That's scary.

In many ways, I found Furiosa to be a superior experience compared to Fury Road. The Mad Max universe feels even more expansive and yet more intimate and layered. Furiosa compelled me to revisit Fury Road. An outstanding prequel.

This is much more of a phycological, political thriller than a "horror film" Richard Donor himself said "I didnt want to make a horror film" and he didnt, hense why the film is so great, its clever the way you sense evil is going to happen, and yet you don't know what it will be all the time. FINAL DESTINATION Didnt impress me it all felt much more like some horror video game, not in the league of THE OMEN.

What are the MAJOR differances between EXORCIST & OMEN In the Exorcist were briefly in Iraq the rest of the time stuck mainly in a child's bed room & from the moments the Priests arrive were stuck there through out. THE OMEN the Directing approach is more...traditional drama, with little symbolism, (& when it's used, it works brilliantly the photographs with the eery shadows etc) the film goes on an international quest to understand & stop what's being foretold (a journey that takes us to England uk, Italy (both Rome & rural Italy to a Monastry and Israel the sense of international mystery & suspence is much stronger & the film dares NOT to have a happy ending cop out

THE EXORCIST done in the style of a documentry/diary I felt was far too arty for a horror type film, with too much symbolism like in an art house film, best for being atmospheric, & obviously frightening for ground breaking for it's effects at that time, it had the pond to itself

OMEN the awakening, you might not know was originally a made for American tv offering (hense the puny horror set pieces, they had the nerve in the Uk to put this out at the cinema only) DAMIEN 3 basically a persuit film trying to stop an Evil entity before it's too late & that's about all we got, the weak tea ending was especially disappointing - he gets stabbed in the back & falls, no thunder bolts or slow motion dramatic music, as there was in the beginning. OMEN 2 not bad a bit plodding, but again an anti climatic ending that felt VERY much set up for yet another sequel. THE OMEN itself a VERY important film, about the nature of Evil & being marked for death, also a clever & unique film daring for it's time. THE FIRST OMEN I can't comment (i havent seen it & missed the boat like most modern films it got very little publicity, & a limited cinema run.

Great review!

Hahaha sorry to ruin that first watch for you! Maybe I'm due a rewatch on this too, given you've subjected me to more of the big action greats recently and I've actually ended up enjoying them

Yes, a superbly entertaining movie, which blew me away seeing it on the big screen on its release. I agree with your reservations about it too; despite absolutely loving it at the time, I've never felt the need to revisit it!

This is not only the best Mad Max film but also one of the best action films, sequels and films of the last decade. Solid review, Jack.

Another nice video. I haven't watched that many 2020s horror films, maybe around 30 or so. In fact I've only seen a couple from your list (to be honest the others mostly don't sound much like my cup of tea from what I've heard about them). Nevertheless here's my Top 10 of the 2020s so far goes something like this (I'm counting anything that's labeled 'horror' on IMDB, whether it's a horror comedy, action horror, sci-fi horror etc): 1. Last Night in Soho 2. Old 3. The Black Phone 4. The First Omen 5. Scream 6. Knock at the Cabin 7. Freaky 8. Peninsula 9. A Quiet Place Part II 10. The Pope's Exorcist Just out of the Top 10: Godzilla Minus One, Meg 2: The Trench, Scream VI

I haven't seen them in quite a while (aside from the new prequel), but I feel like I would rank them roughly the same as you did, though I am in general less critical than you seem to be and overall enjoy most of them to some degree. I am pleasantly surprised to see you rank the remake so highly when many people online seem to dismiss it as one of the worst things ever produced. For my money it's a very solid remake, well shot with a great cast, just perfectly solid. I believe one of the main reasons fot it being made was to take advantage of the 6 June 2006 release date (6-6-6). Regarding the prequel, I find your comment regarding the ending interesting, as in creative writing you are often told to keep your endings open, not closed, but it seems you like it the other way around! One piece of work that went unmentioned here is the short-lived 2016 TV series which serves as an alternate sequel to the original, ignoring the film sequels. And there are a couple of sequel novels which continue on from _The Final Conflict_ and are apparently quite entertaining (Damien's son is born "from behind" from the reporter he took "from behind" in the 3rd film). But another short-lived TV series I'd recommend is 2005's clearly _Omen_ influenced _Point Pleasant,_ which was sadly canceled after only 13 episodes, but at least they were aware of this after filming the tenth one so the last three suddenly rush to get to some sort of an ending. In any case enjoyable ranking, and I appreciate that you seem to not spoil too much and go into the plot details of the films you're discussing, a pretty rare quality nowadays. Keep at it!

One of my favourite movies.

Great review def agree about the conflict with the villain the movie is a really enjoyable and does setup a lot in terms of future movies

Totally agree with your comments. A superb movie, both in its own right, and as part of the ongoing Planet of the Apes adventure. I didn't quite "get" some of plot points around Mae either, so I'm glad to hear it's not just me!

Great review!

Great review! Yes, I agree with your assessment of your Number 1. I've only seen a few (3?) but only that one stands out as memorable to me.

Great review!

You've been busy! I need to get on Civil War. And I've added Abigail to my watch list now too, it sounds great!

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9/10 from me! Was fun to watch from start to finish

Great review man glad to hear that you had a good time with this movie been hearing nothing but positives things for this movie and its def one i plan to check out asap just subbed to the channel i also do movie and series reviews amongst other types of videos over on my channel

This was such a great time. I loved the buckets of blood, comedy, call backs to ready or not and Alisha Weir did an excellent job.

Sounds very interesting. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this is the first time you've praised a comedy horror?!

I really loved the visuals and sound. The war action was great as well. I wasn’t big on the characters though.

Hi Jack. Just got recommended your channel and subbed. I also review movies on my channel like yourself and I did not like this at all either.

Gonna need a director ranking by the way, didn't realise he did 28 days and ex machina!

Sounds great! I'll have to give it a watch

This is the movie to see in IMAX

If I had to make a list of the greatest scenes from the world of horror, I'd probably put the graveyard scene with the mass dog attack near the top. Right along with the pigs' blood being dumped in Carrie, or the closet scene from Halloween....it's one of those galvanizing moments, absolute perfection. I'm a slasher fan, but if I had to make a list of the best non-slasher horror movies I've seen, The Omen would be awfully close to the top(along with Carrie)...

What are you talking about? A park! It their garden party for his birthday 😂. And it's a heavy satanic film from the word, action...

Being lazy and poor, we haven't been to the cinema for years, instead waiting for stuff to turn up on Amazon or Netflix etc, but after watching your review, and having seen Dune 1 again recently, we had to go and see Dune 2 as it was made to be seen and wow! What an experience! It delivers on every level. Now we need Dune 3! I'm saving up already 😊

A classic horror film.

100% agree with everything you say here! Great review. I haven't seen The Omen for decades but it stays with me, and the iconic scenes are as fresh in my mind as they were when I saw it in the early 80s. The building sense of dread really works, but totally agree that there are issues with the pace and development. It's one of the few movies I can think of which both terrified me and slightly bored me in parts too 😊

1. Get Out 2. The Gift 3. Freaky 4. Halloween('18) 5. Totally Killer 6. Paranormal Activity 7. Happy Death Day 8. Insidious 9. Sinister 10. M3GAN

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I love the new review. Definitely made me subscribe. I loved the movie and she actually wanted to do this film 10 years ago when she was a teen but it got scraped. She was the reason that it got made now. She produced it and picked the director.

*You need lots of clips this is boring af ngl.*