i think “there’s someone inside your house” definitely paid homage to 90s slashers. it even had a sneaky little nod to scream by naming the street “prescott” street.
I love that you mentioned "Over the Garden Wall!" My husband and I watch the whole show every year because it's very sentimental to us and no one knows what it is whenever we talk about it!
I’d love to hear your thoughts about Last Night in SoHo. It’s been extremely polarizing with critics and audiences (mainly critics) but I loved it. It’s one I think could make for an interesting discussion video, particularly the ending
@@kimberlygaugh4085 Part of me would want to see how they continue it, but I don’t know… the movie is so good as is, I wouldn’t want it to be ruined by franchising.
I am SO glad you pointed out that Megan Fox was still pretty throughout her ordeal in Till Death. That little detail drove me crazy! They should have at least had her wear messy, smudged eye makeup so she could look more distressed.
I HIGHLY recommend the limited series on Netflix Midnight Mass. I think it’s my favorite that Flanagan has done. And if you haven’t already, The Outsider (Stephen King) on HBO has similar pacing and vibes.
I was told to watch "The Guilty". It's a 2018 Danish movie and supposed to be good. the Netflix one is actually an American Remake of the 2018 one, but I was told the Danish version it's better. I personally have not seen either version, but I usually prefer to watch the original version before the remake to get a better sense of how they differ from one another.
For Squid Game, be sure to pick the 'English' subtitles, not 'English [CC]' (which is often the default). The CC subtitles are based on the dubbed dialogue. The non CC subtitles are translated from the Korean dialogue.
Sarah, i would love for you to watch (and possibly review The Empty Man, if you havent already i forget). The trailer threw me off but was surprised when I tuned it on, it became a whole different movie. Incredibly chilling and mind opening. Easily became one of my top 10 horror movies of all time, and that says a lot.
I did 31 Days of Horror! Out of all the movies I’ve watched in October, Titane was the one that blew my head off! This film is layered with lots of commentary about gender fluidity, sexuality, trauma-bond, and love in general. The director Julia Ducournau outdid ‘Raw,’ in my opinion.
i’m so glad you talked about “There’s Someone Inside Your House”! it’s adapted from the book by Stephanie Perkins and she’s got another horror/thriller that just came out that i’m hoping will be adapted if this movie does really well
I liked the movie more than the book. I was a big not fan of the book, the whodunit was disappointing, the romance focus overshadowed the thriller aspect, and the mystery of the MC was so dumb. But the changes the movie took made it so much more fun and campy. I still might read her new thriller. I want to know if my issues with her first were because she wrote YA contemporary romances before so she was still finding her way with YA thrillers.
A new viewer here!. I love watching Asian horror after spending 10 year living in Hong Kong. I love the way that they tend to blend their traditions into their stories.
Hey Sarah! I have an idea for a video. Lately I've been trying to show someone horror movies to scare them. They keep saying "that wasn't scary" or "that was dumb and boring." I'm suspecting they just are refusing to immerse themselves into the films. Long story short, you should do a video of "movies to show people who don't get scared" or something of that nature. Thanks for the content, long time subscriber here. Love your channel, cheers!
I totally agree with you about making people flawless in horror movies. That’s why I love rob zombies Halloween. I remember being in the theater when it came out and people audibly gasping when Laurie fell through the ceiling.. and looked like she fell through a ceiling. Super effective! Thanks for the video ❤️
on halloween I ended up watching the muppets haunted mansion movie and some of the treehouse of horror episodes lol I watched so many horror movies throughout the month that I just wanted something a little more wholesome that day
Squid Game...agree with choosing the subtitled version. And that game involving a bridge -- I literally had to pause that episode a couple of times and practice deep breathing techniques.
Yesssss Scary Stories is one of my favorite horror movies (if not my actual fav) and so after staying up watching Ghostbusters with my dad leading into Halloween, I stayed up until like 4 or 5 am watching Scary Stories, cuz my family doesn't really vibe with horror movies and so I wanted to get to watch it before later when we'd be watching other stuff 😂🙈 Later I watched two Abbott and Costello movies with my parents and then my mom introduced me to Buffy the Vampire Slayer and we binged the first 3 episodes. Then I watched an episode of the show Psych (literally my childhood, I started watching it during the first season when I was 5 and have been obsessed ever since) called Tuesday the 17th that's a little bit of a spoof/tribute to Friday the 13th. It's funny AND a little intense and it was the perfect way to cap off the evening 🙃
We watched Scooby Doo and the Witch's Ghost, Scooby Doo Zombie Island, Bride of Chucky, Night of the Living Dead (1990) and Halloween 4 & Halloween 5. All rewatches except for Bride of Chucky (my husband had never seen it). 🎃
I personally hate when I watch current movies and they mention COVID and tik tok😂 I know it’s current and topical but I do not want to watch a movie to escape reality and then be reminded that we are in a pandemic
My favorite thing I watched in October was probably a giallo called "So Sweet, So Dead". I also watched Gonjiam because of you and BRUH you were right... that was scary.
I thought The Guilty was average and kind of dragged while I loved Till Death. It had me on the edge of my seat and was a lot of fun. Also the guilty was originally a foreign film that I've heard is better.
The original film is Danish, and it's without a doubt better, and that's not to say the American version isn't decent: however, since the movie is so dependent on the actors' actual voices, I do think it would be difficult to enjoy the original, considering the language barriers.
I finally watched all of the saw movies (except spiral) and I surprisingly wasn't as afraid as I thought I would be. I loved all of them and it was so interesting! I finally understand why people love them so much
I love What We Do in the Shadows! I'm not an Office fan, but Parks n Rec is my fave show of all time. I think it has to do with the type of humor. I watched the following on Halloween day: Hush, Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid, Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Trick-r-Treat.
I've been reluctant to watch the show because I enjoy the movie so much, I have an aversion to the possibility that they ruin the concept with the show. But that feeling I have goes for most shows that follow a completed narrative in a movie.
@@priqq1 i felt the same as you, but the show is really funny and fun. it is directed and produced by the same dudes, with cameos from taika waititi and jemaine clement. they are involved in the show so the quality is maintained!
@@priqq1 I was like that at first, but honestly, after the first few episodes you’ll grow to love the new characters. Plus the guys from the film make the occasional cameo
I participated in 31 days of horror in october so I watched many horror movies. The best one was The Skin I Live In, blew me away, absolutely terrifying. Other ones that I finally watched and also loved are - The Descent, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (from the 50s), Hellraiser, Silent Hill, The Babadook and Paranormal Activity (first one, now I understand why it's so popular). And on the actual day/night of Halloween I rewatched two of my favourite horror movies, both remakes, House of Wax and The Fly. Great video as usual. For The Guilty, I saw people talking about it on my timeline but they usually mentioned why the need to remake the danish original thriller - so I'm more interested in watching the original even though I love Jake Gyllenhaal :)
I am truly dying to hear your opinion on I Know What You Did Last Summer TV series. This is one of my most beloved horror franchises (well apart from the third one of course) and I've been waiting for a reboot for a long time. And what we got in the form of this Amazon show is quite bizarre
dude i gotta say you were absolutely right about Gonjiam…decided to put it on at night off an edible and fuck that movie especially the last half really gets you feeling icky!!! had to put on spongebob to fall asleep that night lol
Have you seen the horror Christmas movie Krampus? I watched it again recently (I saw it in theatres when it came out) and I liked it. It’s fun and it’s really really cozy when they’re inside the house in the dark
Have you ever talked about your thoughts on The Visit before in a video? I rewatched it last weekend after not seeing it since it was in theaters and it is a wild and weird ride lmao
I didn't have much time to watch all the movies I wanted for October but during the month I watched the corpse bride, Sweeney Todd, Jennifer's body and fantastic Mr Fox. And on Halloween I was very basic, I only watched the original Halloween and Scream
You didn’t link a single video that you referenced in here! Or post a pic of you in your Halloween costume like it seemed like you were intending. Lol. Good video as always though
I actually did 31 days of horror this year. I can't remember everything I watched for that reason, so I'll just list the highlights. Note that I didn't really watch new stuff. Angst Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer May (this is probably in my top 10 horrors now, it's truly a gem) Suspiria (original, loved it, so weird) It (2017, I was putting it off because it's so long. But omg I loved it. Didn't feel like it was over 2 hours) Halloween (original, needs no introduction) Texas Chainsaw Massacre All 5 Final Destination movies Gonjiam Haunted Asylum Grave Encounters (this one was more funny to me) Triangle I know there are others I enjoyed, but those are the most memorable. I watched a few episodes of Creepshow here and there and thought it was pretty good, also watched Haunted House LLC, Raw, and A Classic Horror Story, which were all decent imo. I watched a few I hated, like Hellfest and the Nightmare on Elm Street remake. I also watched Poughkeepsie Tapes, which I didn't hate, but thought was overrated. Kind of counts, but it's not exactly horror, at most thriller. Season 3 of You. Not tired of horror somehow, lol
I also watched May in October and I didn’t care for it. It was really awkward and slow but I understand that it’s a cult classic so it’s not for everyone.
@@laurenmacfarlane3382 I get it. I liked the awkwardness I guess lol. It didn't feel slow to me, but I can see what you're saying, since the first hour feels almost like a slice of life with horror elements here and there. I'm not always into cult classics, but May worked for me.
Next of Kin was awesome. The demon Asmodeus written on the floor of the church is one and the same as Tobi. Paranormal Activity 8:The Other Side comes out next year.
I did see Impression Blend talk about The Guilty because she has seen the original Danish film and she didn't care for it and preferred the Danish original
There were several instances of the new PA having traditional thematic shots instead of found footage shots. We spent a week watching the previous PA movies leading up to the new one, so the discrepancy really stood out and bugged me. I heard it was going to be a reboot, and I'm glad it wasn't a reboot in the sense that it was rehashing the same story though. It just didn't feel like a PA movie.
My favorite horror movies in October are "Zombieland 2 Double Tap", "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4 The Dream Master", "The Roommate" and "Friday the 13th Part 8 Jason Takes Manhattan." Also, I love Jason walking down Manhattan with lots of people looking at him.😊💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🗽🌷💖💖💖💖💖⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
I love the first two I know what you did last summer movies, but while I would love your opinion on the show, it isn’t very great. The mystery is cranked up from the movies but that is it. My hope is that the last two episodes gives something more to offer.
I'm sure this will sound cray cray but I HATED Zombie's H2 in theaters. Then for some reason, I watched the director's cut on blu. I love it now. Seen it multiple times. It's BY FAR my second favorite of the series. I know, I'm obviously cray cray. :p In a nutshell: I love Scout Taylor Compton's Laurie struggling with PTSD. How that is really what the film is about not Michael who arguably in the directors cut is just a figment of her imagination. Also, best last shot of a horror film maybe in all the 2000s!
that makeup/continuity comment is my biggest pet peeve about evil dead 2 lol one second ash is COVERED in black deadite blood,,,, the next he’s clean with very strategically placed blood marks on his perfectly makeup-ed face.
I thought the setting for the new Paranormal Activity really added to the scares. Something about the more primitive environment just makes you feel more helpless
i think “there’s someone inside your house” definitely paid homage to 90s slashers. it even had a sneaky little nod to scream by naming the street “prescott” street.
i also saw some nods between the killer in that movie and the killer in scream
I love that you mentioned "Over the Garden Wall!" My husband and I watch the whole show every year because it's very sentimental to us and no one knows what it is whenever we talk about it!
What We Do In The Shadows deserves so much love.... It's hilarious!
I’d love to hear your thoughts about Last Night in SoHo. It’s been extremely polarizing with critics and audiences (mainly critics) but I loved it. It’s one I think could make for an interesting discussion video, particularly the ending
same !
same! controversial opinion, but it’s my favorite 2021 release i’ve seen so far!
@@alexanderbruno oh, I completely agree. It’s gonna be in my top 10
I liked the movie because it reminded me of another movie I watched weeks prior called "Carnival of Souls"
Let's hope that isn't a spoiler!
:)
If you haven’t, watch The Call! It’s a Korean film that’s in the thriller/horror genre. I watched it on Netflix. I want to know what you think!
That was a good movie!
ooh I really enjoyed this one!
Such a good film! I'm honestly curious if they'll do a sequel 🤔
@@kimberlygaugh4085 Part of me would want to see how they continue it, but I don’t know… the movie is so good as is, I wouldn’t want it to be ruined by franchising.
LOVED this one
I am SO glad you pointed out that Megan Fox was still pretty throughout her ordeal in Till Death. That little detail drove me crazy! They should have at least had her wear messy, smudged eye makeup so she could look more distressed.
I know right? I mean if I go through the same thing as her and my makeup and hair look terrible I’m gonna be so pissed! 🤣
I’m still not over how good Squid Game was, such an amazing show
I love What We Do in the Shadows, both the movie and the show.
I loved the Guilty too, I would recommend the Call with Hale Berry too. It has more action/scary elements :))
+1
The Call is great, love it.
I can’t wait to hear her thoughts on AHS Double Feature 😂
same
That was so crap omg
sameee lol
Your description of Squid game is PERFECT!!!!! I’m hoping season 2 is just as good.
Congrats on being a new Aunt!! 🥳🥳
I HIGHLY recommend the limited series on Netflix Midnight Mass. I think it’s my favorite that Flanagan has done. And if you haven’t already, The Outsider (Stephen King) on HBO has similar pacing and vibes.
I loved the twist in The Guilty. Such a gut punch when the twist arrived
I was told to watch "The Guilty". It's a 2018 Danish movie and supposed to be good. the Netflix one is actually an American Remake of the 2018 one, but I was told the Danish version it's better. I personally have not seen either version, but I usually prefer to watch the original version before the remake to get a better sense of how they differ from one another.
I absolutely loved the Danish version. I was literally biting my nails during it and my stomach hurt afterwards!
I loved the Danish one and was really looking forward to the remake (mostly for Jake Gyllenhaal). I was so disappointed.
For Squid Game, be sure to pick the 'English' subtitles, not 'English [CC]' (which is often the default). The CC subtitles are based on the dubbed dialogue. The non CC subtitles are translated from the Korean dialogue.
Sarah, i would love for you to watch (and possibly review The Empty Man, if you havent already i forget). The trailer threw me off but was surprised when I tuned it on, it became a whole different movie. Incredibly chilling and mind opening. Easily became one of my top 10 horror movies of all time, and that says a lot.
The Empty Man was great, agree.
vaguely remember she reviewed this already in another monthly recap. sometime after Stuckman did his review.
@@thePowerPlant yeah she already watched it
Great video mate merry Christmas and a happy new year
You need to watch the What We Do in the Shadows film!!! There’s so many references to it in the show and made by the same people☺️
I did 31 Days of Horror! Out of all the movies I’ve watched in October, Titane was the one that blew my head off! This film is layered with lots of commentary about gender fluidity, sexuality, trauma-bond, and love in general. The director Julia Ducournau outdid ‘Raw,’ in my opinion.
i’m so glad you talked about “There’s Someone Inside Your House”! it’s adapted from the book by Stephanie Perkins and she’s got another horror/thriller that just came out that i’m hoping will be adapted if this movie does really well
I liked the movie more than the book. I was a big not fan of the book, the whodunit was disappointing, the romance focus overshadowed the thriller aspect, and the mystery of the MC was so dumb. But the changes the movie took made it so much more fun and campy. I still might read her new thriller. I want to know if my issues with her first were because she wrote YA contemporary romances before so she was still finding her way with YA thrillers.
My favorite thing I watched in October was Midnight Mass on Netflix. I'd love to see you do a review on it.
A new viewer here!. I love watching Asian horror after spending 10 year living in Hong Kong. I love the way that they tend to blend their traditions into their stories.
Can’t wait for your Antlers review - saw it last Friday and I wanna know what your thoughts are on this!!
Hey Sarah! I have an idea for a video. Lately I've been trying to show someone horror movies to scare them. They keep saying "that wasn't scary" or "that was dumb and boring." I'm suspecting they just are refusing to immerse themselves into the films. Long story short, you should do a video of "movies to show people who don't get scared" or something of that nature. Thanks for the content, long time subscriber here. Love your channel, cheers!
Ooooooo what a good idea!
Over the Garden Wall has become our go to October viewing the past 3 years. It's so good.
YES YESSSSS LOVED THIS VID
I totally agree with you about making people flawless in horror movies. That’s why I love rob zombies Halloween. I remember being in the theater when it came out and people audibly gasping when Laurie fell through the ceiling.. and looked like she fell through a ceiling. Super effective! Thanks for the video ❤️
What we do in the shadows is spin-off of what we do in the dark. It’s the same concept as the show but a movie it’s amazing!
I’m glad you brought up the guilty! I’ve been meaning to watch it but I’ve seen literally no tweets or anything
on halloween I ended up watching the muppets haunted mansion movie and some of the treehouse of horror episodes lol I watched so many horror movies throughout the month that I just wanted something a little more wholesome that day
You were Maja from Midsommar!
I’m with you 100% on subtitles vs dubbed
Definitely watch the new “I know what you did last summer” a very different take on the original and hooks you episode one!
Squid Game...agree with choosing the subtitled version. And that game involving a bridge -- I literally had to pause that episode a couple of times and practice deep breathing techniques.
When you said “there’s no advertising for paranormal activity next of kin” I was like I KNOW! Then I got an ad break for it right then😂😂😂
I feel like whatever you choose to watch on October 31st is a top tier horror movie. I rewatched Annabelle and it still slaps!
Yesssss Scary Stories is one of my favorite horror movies (if not my actual fav) and so after staying up watching Ghostbusters with my dad leading into Halloween, I stayed up until like 4 or 5 am watching Scary Stories, cuz my family doesn't really vibe with horror movies and so I wanted to get to watch it before later when we'd be watching other stuff 😂🙈 Later I watched two Abbott and Costello movies with my parents and then my mom introduced me to Buffy the Vampire Slayer and we binged the first 3 episodes. Then I watched an episode of the show Psych (literally my childhood, I started watching it during the first season when I was 5 and have been obsessed ever since) called Tuesday the 17th that's a little bit of a spoof/tribute to Friday the 13th. It's funny AND a little intense and it was the perfect way to cap off the evening 🙃
I saw something in this Halloween month and one of them was a the Gonjiam and Cry_Wolf that you suggested. They are fantastic!
Also, great video!
We watched Scooby Doo and the Witch's Ghost, Scooby Doo Zombie Island, Bride of Chucky, Night of the Living Dead (1990) and Halloween 4 & Halloween 5. All rewatches except for Bride of Chucky (my husband had never seen it). 🎃
I personally hate when I watch current movies and they mention COVID and tik tok😂 I know it’s current and topical but I do not want to watch a movie to escape reality and then be reminded that we are in a pandemic
Seriously, I’m trying to escape reality, stop bringing me back down to it 🤣
Over the garden wall is one of my favorites 😍
I love what we do in the shadows, never seen the movie before but the show is sooo good.
Greenland! I loved it!
I love your phone case so much! So so cute.
My favorite thing I watched in October was probably a giallo called "So Sweet, So Dead". I also watched Gonjiam because of you and BRUH you were right... that was scary.
I thought The Guilty was average and kind of dragged while I loved Till Death. It had me on the edge of my seat and was a lot of fun. Also the guilty was originally a foreign film that I've heard is better.
The original film is Danish, and it's without a doubt better, and that's not to say the American version isn't decent: however, since the movie is so dependent on the actors' actual voices, I do think it would be difficult to enjoy the original, considering the language barriers.
I’m so so happy you watched What We Do In The Shadows 👏🏽🤣 congrats on your growing family! 🎉
I finally watched all of the saw movies (except spiral) and I surprisingly wasn't as afraid as I thought I would be. I loved all of them and it was so interesting! I finally understand why people love them so much
I love What We Do in the Shadows! I'm not an Office fan, but Parks n Rec is my fave show of all time. I think it has to do with the type of humor. I watched the following on Halloween day: Hush, Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid, Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Trick-r-Treat.
The Guilty is sooo gooddd. I really loved Til Death as well.
You should give the film What We Do In The Shadows a go. It actually came first
I've been reluctant to watch the show because I enjoy the movie so much, I have an aversion to the possibility that they ruin the concept with the show. But that feeling I have goes for most shows that follow a completed narrative in a movie.
@@priqq1 Don't fear it. Believe in us, is a great show
@@priqq1 i felt the same as you, but the show is really funny and fun. it is directed and produced by the same dudes, with cameos from taika waititi and jemaine clement. they are involved in the show so the quality is maintained!
@@priqq1 I was like that at first, but honestly, after the first few episodes you’ll grow to love the new characters. Plus the guys from the film make the occasional cameo
I can't wait to hear your thoughts on last night in soho
Paranormal Activity is a Paramount movie series, I guess that's why it's on their streaming. I wish it went to theaters.
Have you seen Night Crawler? Gylenhaal's performance in that TERRIFIED me! Such a good film.
Such a great movie!
I participated in 31 days of horror in october so I watched many horror movies. The best one was The Skin I Live In, blew me away, absolutely terrifying. Other ones that I finally watched and also loved are - The Descent, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (from the 50s), Hellraiser, Silent Hill, The Babadook and Paranormal Activity (first one, now I understand why it's so popular). And on the actual day/night of Halloween I rewatched two of my favourite horror movies, both remakes, House of Wax and The Fly.
Great video as usual. For The Guilty, I saw people talking about it on my timeline but they usually mentioned why the need to remake the danish original thriller - so I'm more interested in watching the original even though I love Jake Gyllenhaal :)
I did 31 movies I've never seen before during Halloween. I also didn't watch anything on Netflix or Hulu since I don't have accounts for those.
Yesss watch I know what you did last summer I watched it so quick and I did not predict the killer at all 😭😭
I'd love to see a 'horror films so garbage I couldn't finish them!' video 😁
I am truly dying to hear your opinion on I Know What You Did Last Summer TV series. This is one of my most beloved horror franchises (well apart from the third one of course) and I've been waiting for a reboot for a long time. And what we got in the form of this Amazon show is quite bizarre
VHS was deff disturbing and almost crossed my line, but I did like it a lot!
dude i gotta say you were absolutely right about Gonjiam…decided to put it on at night off an edible and fuck that movie especially the last half really gets you feeling icky!!! had to put on spongebob to fall asleep that night lol
Happy November
I’m jealous of how many tv shows and movies you have time to watch.
I was most excited for this video! So many movies last month I wanted your opinion on, great video! ☺️
There’s someone in your house love ❤️ it
Halloween kills love ❤️ it
Have you seen the horror Christmas movie Krampus? I watched it again recently (I saw it in theatres when it came out) and I liked it. It’s fun and it’s really really cozy when they’re inside the house in the dark
Congrats 🎊🎈🍾🎉 on having a nephew 💘
Watch the movie of
what we do in the shadows.
Have you ever talked about your thoughts on The Visit before in a video? I rewatched it last weekend after not seeing it since it was in theaters and it is a wild and weird ride lmao
yes it’s one of my least favorite M. Night movies because of the twist it’s lazy and offensive to me! lol
Congratulations on your nephew! Hope all is well :)
On Halloween I watched 1978 Halloween and then Rob Zombie’s Halloween.
I didn't have much time to watch all the movies I wanted for October but during the month I watched the corpse bride, Sweeney Todd, Jennifer's body and fantastic Mr Fox. And on Halloween I was very basic, I only watched the original Halloween and Scream
Definitely want to check out the new paranormal activity movie have heard mix reviews on it! Amazing video as always☺️
You didn’t link a single video that you referenced in here! Or post a pic of you in your Halloween costume like it seemed like you were intending. Lol. Good video as always though
I found best stories in vhs 94 were the vampire and humanrobot
I actually did 31 days of horror this year. I can't remember everything I watched for that reason, so I'll just list the highlights. Note that I didn't really watch new stuff.
Angst
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
May (this is probably in my top 10 horrors now, it's truly a gem)
Suspiria (original, loved it, so weird)
It (2017, I was putting it off because it's so long. But omg I loved it. Didn't feel like it was over 2 hours)
Halloween (original, needs no introduction)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
All 5 Final Destination movies
Gonjiam Haunted Asylum
Grave Encounters (this one was more funny to me)
Triangle
I know there are others I enjoyed, but those are the most memorable. I watched a few episodes of Creepshow here and there and thought it was pretty good, also watched Haunted House LLC, Raw, and A Classic Horror Story, which were all decent imo. I watched a few I hated, like Hellfest and the Nightmare on Elm Street remake. I also watched Poughkeepsie Tapes, which I didn't hate, but thought was overrated.
Kind of counts, but it's not exactly horror, at most thriller. Season 3 of You.
Not tired of horror somehow, lol
Suspiria is sooo good, check out the sequel inferno!!!! It’s excellent
@@soot_gremlinn I plan to!
I also watched May in October and I didn’t care for it. It was really awkward and slow but I understand that it’s a cult classic so it’s not for everyone.
@@laurenmacfarlane3382 I get it. I liked the awkwardness I guess lol. It didn't feel slow to me, but I can see what you're saying, since the first hour feels almost like a slice of life with horror elements here and there. I'm not always into cult classics, but May worked for me.
@@lazyhippie6139 I think the awkwardness made me uncomfortable I guess. It also made me feel bad for May.
Next of Kin was awesome. The demon Asmodeus written on the floor of the church is one and the same as Tobi. Paranormal Activity 8:The Other Side comes out next year.
I did see Impression Blend talk about The Guilty because she has seen the original Danish film and she didn't care for it and preferred the Danish original
I didn't like the guilty either. Felt very predictable and didn't have enough of a twist for me personally.
After watching VHS94 and actually being really into it I want to rewatch the others as I remember not being into them whatsoever
There were several instances of the new PA having traditional thematic shots instead of found footage shots. We spent a week watching the previous PA movies leading up to the new one, so the discrepancy really stood out and bugged me. I heard it was going to be a reboot, and I'm glad it wasn't a reboot in the sense that it was rehashing the same story though. It just didn't feel like a PA movie.
Rob Zombie’s H2 is one of my all time favourite movies :/
I watched a lot more movies than I expected in October; it was awesome! My favorite would have to be The Clovehitch Killer on Hulu.
Sarah in regards to What we do in the Shadows? Have you watched the film there are many little easter eggs to the film throughout the show.
The Guilty 2021 is the American remake of the Danish film The Guilty 2018.
id love to see u rank werewolf transformation scenes
My favorite horror movies in October are "Zombieland 2 Double Tap", "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4 The Dream Master", "The Roommate" and "Friday the 13th Part 8 Jason Takes Manhattan." Also, I love Jason walking down Manhattan with lots of people looking at him.😊💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🗽🌷💖💖💖💖💖⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
I really would love your opinion on Drag me to hell,and The Amityville the aweking ( 2017)
Me and my husband watched Hocus Pocus and the witches remake with Anne Halfaway. And Bewitched reruns and more. On Halloween
Til death I love it
Have you ever ranked all the VHS clips? That would be a cool video.
I love the first two I know what you did last summer movies, but while I would love your opinion on the show, it isn’t very great. The mystery is cranked up from the movies but that is it. My hope is that the last two episodes gives something more to offer.
Greenland is sooo good, the best Apocalypse Movie i know.
I'm sure this will sound cray cray but I HATED Zombie's H2 in theaters. Then for some reason, I watched the director's cut on blu. I love it now. Seen it multiple times. It's BY FAR my second favorite of the series. I know, I'm obviously cray cray. :p
In a nutshell: I love Scout Taylor Compton's Laurie struggling with PTSD. How that is really what the film is about not Michael who arguably in the directors cut is just a figment of her imagination. Also, best last shot of a horror film maybe in all the 2000s!
that makeup/continuity comment is my biggest pet peeve about evil dead 2 lol one second ash is COVERED in black deadite blood,,,, the next he’s clean with very strategically placed blood marks on his perfectly makeup-ed face.
Aww congrats on your nephew, Sarah! 😊
I thought the setting for the new Paranormal Activity really added to the scares. Something about the more primitive environment just makes you feel more helpless
if you haven’t also watched the what we do in the shadows movie with taika waititi i’d also highly recommend!!
U should do the best horror Christmas movies
I agree, I liked Krampus. A fun horror Christmas movie
@@chelsey1087 if u like gory movies silent night deadly night 4 Christmas horror movie
@@allisonlee428 Thanks for the recommendation, I loveee gory movies