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Top 20 Least Scary Horror Movies of All Time
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2023
- Sometimes ghosts aren't the only ones booing. For this list, we’ll be looking at some of horror’s tamest and lamest movies - quite often remakes or sequels - which got audiences laughing or snoring instead of jumping out of their seats. But you know what is scary? Unwanted plot reveals. So be aware that a big SPOILER ALERT is in effect with this list! Our countdown includes "Children of the Corn", "Anaconda", "Leprechaun" and more! What’s the least scary horror movie you’ve ever seen? Let us know in the comments!
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Terrifier 2
@@S_honeybee terrifier 2 is the damn best it beat halloween ends
Our favorite movie, "Leprechaun", me and my family members
Grimcutty was not scary in the slightest.
Seed of chucky.
Everyone’s a gangster until they get eaten by a tomato sandwich 😂
LMDMFAO
I LOVED those movies AND the cartoon!
I know, right!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tums commercials be like
Legion - a horror movie about angels acting no better than the demons when it comes to possessions on the human bodies.
Ian gone lie that movie is lit
Where was that on the timeline?
@@kyero8724 It wasn't featured. Only in the thumbnail. I totally forgot about that movie.
@@jimb.7523 probably for a good reason. It was terrible
@@BlakeFerret Totally disagree, if anything I think it was put in the thumbnail as click bait. Far too good for this list.
I think House of Wax is underrated. The town is genuinely creepy, and the kills memorable and gruesome. The twin theme was pretty well done too. And The Haunting scared the heck outta me as a kid!
I absolutely loved house of wax. It was cool seeing Chad Michael Murray as a total bad ass he did everything right in a horror movie for once.
Totally agree...
Yes, it was great!!
Totally agree, it is one of the best slashers movies 🙌🏼
The scene where Elisha Cuthbert is trying to get her brother's attention with her finger through the grate and he cuts it in House of Wax makes me shudder every time.
Anaconda came out when I was a kid and it scared the bejesus out of me 🤣
And I know what you did last summer was classic material
For realz
14:34 One of Warwick Davis' best roles and his iconic line in Leprechaun: "Where's me gold?"
I _love_ the Leprechaun franchise. Each film is pure gold.
That one scared me so much when I was younger.
@@St.Linguini_of_Pesto Space is debatable. I honestly thought it was whatever.
Everyone loves Wardick Davis.
I thought it was “Who’s got me gold”?
Just because they're least scary, it's still scary.
wrong rubber is not scarry at all
The backround lady in red flailing her arms at 5:22 is hilarious
20. Jason X (2001)
19. Anaconda (1997)
18. I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)
17. Children of the Corn (1984)
16. The Haunting (1999)
15. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1978)
14. House of Wax (2005)
13. Rubber (2010)
12. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006)
11. Ice Cream Man (1995)
10. Thinner (1996)
9. One Missed Call (2008)
8. The Happening (2008)
7. Jaws: The Revenge (1987)
6. The Wicker Man (2006)
5. Leprechaun (1993)
4. I Know Who Killed Me (2007)
3. The Bye Bye Man (2017)
2. Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966)
1. Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010)
the birdemic one look so bad
@@shirleycarigo-cairel7635 legion not even in the video but in the thumbnail ugh clickbait
They should have put the Netflix Texas chainsaw massacre on here instead. That one was more annoying than anything else.
The fact most of this is movies I know except the haunting,one missed call,I know who killed me,manos,and birdemic
@@shirleycarigo-cairel7635 I saw it and it was so bad it's good. Can't believe it was even available for streaming on PEACOCK 🦚. Heads up, it's so bad that there are moments where the audio isn't even mixed properly. I thought it was my speakers but nope. THE MOVIE WAS EDITED THAT WAY
In Children of the Corn, Isaac sounds like Eric Cartman while being crucified.
if theres a video out there of that scene but with cartman, i need to watch it
RUBBER IS one of my favorite films ever! The satire is right up my alley. It's making fun of films in general
Thinner is a great movie actually, doesn't rely on special effects and it stays "fairly" true to the book.
It ISN'T a horror movie, it's about karma and suspense.
The list missed many really bad movies like..
The Curse of La Llorona
I agree with thinner if you don't watch it as a horror movie its good
I think a remake was in the works but whether it still is I'm not sure
I hope if it is remade its better
I agree!! Although the book is so much better, the movie was still great.
Children of the Corn is quite unsettling
If “Rubber” isn’t here…
Edit: 😊THANK YOU
Oh, it is!
They should’ve switched Children of the Corn with Exorcist II
The poltergeist remake is the only movie that literally put me to sleep while at the theater. Really wish I were exaggerating 😅
That one definitely belonged on this list! It's a crime that it wasn't on here! There's a reason that nobody talks about it nowadays, lol.
You think Jason x isn't set in reality, you just wait till 2455!
Anaconda scared the shit out of me but I'm also on the deadly side of the fear of snakes. Everything was cheesy I'll agree but faaaack I had bad dreams for a while.
the orginal house of wax was brilliant
"I Know What You Did Last Summer" is based on a book that was published in 1973. But, people who were teens in the late 80s, early 90s may remember it too as it was also released by Point Horror for those Scholastic book fairs in middle school.
I think „I know what you did Last Summer“ wasn’t that boring. The chase scene with Helen was pretty suspenseful
Listening to the old record "Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House" by Walt Disney Productions is scarier than watching any of these movies. I'd like to throw in a few Honorable Mentions:
My Soul to Take (2010)
Let's Scare Jessica to Death (1971)
Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)
Troll II (1990)
Alone in the Dark (2005)
I'm mad the "the thing 2012" wasn't on here
Honestly...Jennifer Aniston's acting was the scariest thing about Leprechaun. It's still somewhat of a cult classic though! 😁
Troll 2 is a worse movie. "They're eating her. And then they're gonna eat me. Oh my Goooooooooooood!"
@@IWantToPetYourDog I had to go and look at it just so that I could hear the "Oh my Gooood!" Lmaooo And I never noticed that fly that landed on the center of his forehead while he was saying it. 😂😂😂
I totally agree with this list. But I saw I know what you did last summer opening weekend to a sold out crowd. The crowd I saw it with was terrified. They jumped and screamed at everything. It definitely scared people in its time.
Glad to see someone else agrees on this.
It's less that it's "not scary" to modern audiences, so much as modern audiences have grown largely numb to stalker-killer plotlines in this day and age (and largely lack patience for a movie killer that takes their time tormenting their victims psychologically instead of jumping straight to the kills.)
@@submariNervous yup. That’s why I like J Horror. Japanese knows how to do it
Well done. I agree with the #1 pick.
Legion may not have been scary, but it was a decent action movie with some pretty disturbing imagery
The old lady running across the ceiling gave a little bit of a jump scare for me
@@jeffero80 yeah, and when she ripped that chunk out of that dudes throat I got freaked out
I didn’t think it was even supposed to be actually scary. Just an action movie with a “scary” backstory. Like what part of Paul Bettany shooting angles and demons with MP5’s screams horror?
Anaconda was pretty scary. The house of wax was scary and a good horror movie. Texas chainsaw massicre was scary. One missed call was scary. I remember watching that in the Movies theater with my girlfriend. She jumped on me for the scary parts. The Wickerman was scary and Nicolas cage is amazing. Leprechaun was scary. What the heck is with this list.
Where is “It Follows” because that movie was straight dookie lmao
It Follows is all scary not least scary
I fully expected one of the Paranormal Activity movies to be here. Never had I been so bored watching a horror film as I did with the 1st one.
I think I fell asleep after 10inutes and woke up right when it ended. Heard I didn't miss anything.
I know it's a hot take but I found the first Insidious movie laughably bad. Once she put on the oxygen mask or whatever that thing was, I tapped out. The jump scares were also pretty bad, especially the one behind Patrick Wilson at the table. The Conjuring 1 and 2 knock the Insidious series out of the park.
Back then in 2014, Critical reception of Brynhildr in the Darkness (2014) has mostly been negative with many reviewers comparing it to the 2004 series Elfen Lied, also created by Lynn Okamoto, and the many similarities between the two works. In reviews of the anime the story has been called "shoddy" and "incomplete" with none of the characters being particularly memorable or having much depth. In addition they have also noted the overuse of harem antics and cliches to the extent that the series often feels more like an ecchi harem comedy as opposed to a serious sci-fi/horror series.
But as years goes by , this cult hit anime series have finally gained much loved and attention that its rightfully deserved. As a "Brynhildr in the Darkness " anime fan and Horror fan ; I'm pretty sure that most of the Horror Movies in this video also gained much loved and attentions as years goes by between NOW or in the FUTURE.
I'm a school teacher. The name Abrey is becoming popular. However, everytime I hear it it makes my shiver in my shoes. Not because I'm feeling scared, it just reminds me of Lindsey in the movie "I know who killed me" and I feel the pain of the hour and a half I will never get back... 🤔😄
Nooooo legion was scary asf when I first watched especially the ice cream scene I definitely was a bit scared nd when the little boy told Tyrese your " "gonna die now" and bit him😱😳😳
Don't forget the ice cream man was played by Doug Jones
wow you scar easily
@@bellasalceies4138 Mind blown
I love Anaconda as well.
I've watched most of these entries (with the exception of Jason X - stopped Friday the 13th after the second entry to the franchise) and enjoyed all of them.
Going to finish the video, sure hope Toxic Avenger in the list.
EDIT: I have never watched TCM.. bc it freaks me out.
I have (thankfully) missed some of these. Unfortunately, I did see Jaws III in 3-D and it really, really sucked. Caused me to consider swimming in the ocean, locate a shark, and punch it in the crotch.
It'd be more believable than causing it to explode with an oxygen tank.. SMDMFH 🙄
Boy, sure glad I skipped The Revenge.. a _roaring shark?!?_ wtf?
The original Wicker Man is pretty terrifying.
Editing several hours later: I must've been brain farting. Children of the Corn is on this list?!?
Really WM? I thought that film was terrifying. Maybe it's scary to those who've been surrounded by the rabidly religious.
I got a suggestion: a list of Stephen King novels (It & The Shining), novellas (Trucks & The Body) etc that have yet to be made into film.. I can list #1 right here: The Eyes of the Dragon. As far as casting goes, I'll be mighty heated if Bronson Pinchot is in the role of Flagg (unless he's unavailable or uninterested).
Roaring sharks are actually a common thing in movies now. It's practically mandatory for a shark to roar whenever they breach the water
Tremors, and Attack of the Killer Tomatoes weren't really scary but they definitely helped form your childhood if you saw them when you were young. Lol
The Happening is one of the greatest and most hilarious comedies put to film.
Ditto Nicolas Cage's The Wicker Man.
I remember watching Legion. It was decent but it also had crazy scenes. I remember the ice cream man when he arrived and started to scream at the group and had long limbs.
Very good movies, although some disappointed me
I thought that the acting was the scariest thing about The Happening.
It was
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Anaconda’s CGI look better than most stuff today
I LOVE Birdemic and have watched it at least a dozen times. Mainly because it was filmed in my hometown and I get homesick.
Calling Killer Tomatoes a horror movie is like calling Paddington a snuff film.
Definitely a few guilty pleasures of mine on this list.
I would say, replace Texas chainsaw. massacre: the beginning with the Netflix one that came out last year. That one was more annoying than anything else with the characters and the terrible writing.
I actually saw Anaconda with my mother at our local drive-in. The movie was okay, but the real jumpscare came when I accidentally hit the button that locked our doors. We both jumped in shock, and laughed at the absurdity of it a moment later once our heart rates returned to normal.
That last scene with the birds is hilarious 😂
I’m surprised that the remake to Psycho isn’t on this list.
Jason X may not have been scary, but it did have the best kill in the franchise. The nitrogen face smash was horror greatness!!
This is exactly why I prefer playing my switch and watching anime. Even if I was in these movies, I would probably have the same powers as Rimiru Tempest
Ghostbusters is technically suppose to be horror but you'll laugh more than be you'll be frightened.
374: Honestly, the Anaconda franchise scared me in a good way
Children of the corn actually scared me.
Anaconda was terrifying in it's day
Anaconda is a comic masterpiece. Jon Voight literally steals the movie. And what the heck kind of accent does he have in that film?!
Perpetually halfway to a stroke?
I have seen both the 1933 original Mystery of the Wax Museum and the Vincent Price 1953 remake, House of Wax and both are so far beyond superior to the 2005 version.
I found House Of Wax (2005) and Texas Chainsaw Massacre THE BEGINNING to be surprisingly tense at times.
"Anaconda"s plot: Dude gets killed by giant snake and the snake gets killed at the end.
There is one movie that I'm not scared of, and it is " Gremlins". I remembered the first time watching it and the gremlins didn't scare me one bit. I laughed and laughed all the way through the movie from beginning to end and it was ridiculously funny. Sabrina Griffin. The only horror movies I like to watch are the kid friendly ones like Goosebumps the movie 1 and 2.
FUNNY! I thought "Troll 2" would be on this list and perhaps "Halloween 3: Season of the Witch" would also be on this non-scary horror movies. While I'm at it, Alien: Resurrection should also join this list.
"They're eating her. And then they're gonna eat me. Oh my Goooooooooood!"
Leprechaun scared the shit outa me as a kid lol. Jennifer Aniston was hot af tho in that movie so it balanced itself out 😂
Me: Man, Owen Wilson has been in some pretty questionable "scary" movies
*The Haunting shows up* Ah, theres the other one
Leprechaun didn't scare me it just made me laugh at how bad it was😆
We need a top 20 lists read by Kirsten as read by Kirsten, with said list being number one!
Personally a massive fan of, I know what you did last summer, the happening and house of wax
375: Children of the Corn. I don’t remember when I watched this on Netflix, including another in the franchise
I vaguely remember seeing a VHS in the early 2000s of a Z-grade sci-fi/horror movie with a big sticker on the cover: “see Carmen Electra naked!”, which likely spoke volumes about the film’s quality.
My favorites on this list : I Know What You Did Last Summer ( which definitely has its scary moments ) , The Haunting ( I didn’t think it’s as bad as everyone else does ) , Rubber ( loved it ), Attack of the Killer Tomatoes ( which I haven’t seen in forever ) One Missed Call, The Happening ( also don’t think it’s so bad ) , Thinner.
Anyone ever see Devil's Rain? 1975 movie starring William Shatner. Ernest Borgnine is putting people's souls in an egg with a tv screen on it to turn them into zombies. Shatner's trying to stop him...then he just loses, turns into a zombie, Borgnine turns into a goat, Shatner zombie randomly knocks the egg over.....And then it rains and all the zombies melt for like, 20 minutes. No Explanation. Credits roll.
What about MORBIUS?
not a horror movie
This list is a bit of mess at times guys. I mean, just for starters, you’ve got movies on here that we’re never intended to be straight up horror movies. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes was meant to be a joke comedy movie. By the time Jason X came out, the Friday the 13th movie series had already become intentionally tongue and check and made for us fans just wanting to see how cleverly Jason could kill his victims. Leprechaun was also intentionally made to be a fun tongue and cheek comedy horror movie that only fans like me can appreciate. Children of the corn was terrifying in its time. Anaconda was more of an action thriller with John Voit’s character being the real villain. I know What you Did Last Summer had some decent scares. I would agree with some of the other ones like Jaws 4 and The Wicker Man were unintentionally laughably bad but at least some of them created some good memes and are still fun to watch.
No mention of The Frighteners? That was a horror movie with no scares, should have made this list.
Not The Bees!!!!!
Classic.
‘Jason X’ is one of the worst movies in 2000s. SMH
Scariest thing about Anaconda is Jon Voight's weird accent, feels like he is having a stroke all movie.
Thank You for the List & Video 😀
20.) Jason X (2001)
19.) Anaconda (1997)
18.) I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)
17.) Children of the Corn (1984)
16.) The Haunting (1999)
15.) Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1978)
14.) House of Wax (2005)
13.) Rubber (2010)
12.) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006)
11.) Ice Cream Man (1995)
10.) Thinner (1996)
9.) One Missed Call (2008)
8.) The Happening (2008)
7.) Jaws: The Revenge (1987)
6.) The Wicker Man (2006)
5.) Leprechaun (1993)
4.) I Know Who Killed Me (2007)
3.) The Bye Bye Man (2017)
2.) Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966)
1.) Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010)
Most of these movies were more gory and graphic than truly scary
I’m such a big fan
I'm surprised Thankskilling 3 wasn't on this list
When I heard that news exposition in the beginning about a man being eaten by a tomato sandwich I rolled my eyes and laughed... eaten by a tomato sandwich?, really?... wtf is the horror movie genre coming to? 🤣
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Yo fuck that, leprechaun gave me nightmares for years as a kid. That movie was fucked up
Jason X was NEVER meant to be scary in my opinion. There was too much satire comedy. Fortunately we were treated to Freddy vs Jason 2 years later, where the comedy was necessary because of Freddy.
372: Can I say Pinocchio’s Revenge?
Looking at the quality of Ice Cream Man, I think you can buy an actual ice cream bar that costs more than that film’s budget.
Fun Fact: For a long time the only way you could get Manos on DVD was the MST3K episode.
The Happening is part of a trilogy and it’s not the plants that are attacking, it’s an airborne virus. In Signs the aliens are doing recon (pre-attack). The Happening is the actual attack and After Earth was post-attack.
"Ummm actually, tomatoes are vegetables." 🤓
How the hell (no pun intended) was “Drag Me to Hell” not on this list, that movie was hilarious, it had me and my brother in tears laughing 😂
Where the heck was Troll 2?
I'm sorry, Is nobody going to mention the creepiness and total wrongness of "Puberty love, puberty love, there's nothing wrong with puberty love!"
Jaws: The Revenge is the worst film i've ever seen. When Michael Caine looks bad, you know something went wrong.
Fun and True Fact: Leprechaun was the first film role for, Jennifer Aniston 😜
Later on in her "career" she went on later to "express" her embarrassment of the role 😝 But in "Hollywood before you become a "megastar" you have to pay your "dues" first 😛
To be fair, the movies mentioned that are from the 80's WERE scary at the time. Youth today would most likely laugh watching them. Now, "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" WAS meant to be a satire and not very scary. It was filmed that way INTENTIONALLY 😁
I think the narrator pointed out that Attack of The Killer Tomatoes was a satire.
There is no such think as a scary horror movie
Mojo up
It really bothers me how people today will take a movie from 20, 30, 40 years ago and judge it by today’s standards. Alll these movies were loved when they came out and were great based on the tech and trends of their time
Anaconda scared me as a kid
I liked the Leprechaun movies.....except the one set in space....lol