Space horror…I absolutely love it!!!! My favorite sub genre of all time!!!! Great list there are some FANtastic movies here some flat out classics, Alien ( My favorite movie) The Thing, Aliens, 2001: A Space Odyssey of course & a few underrated gems & cult favorites…Sunshine & Pandorum, Screamers, Europa Report, Apollo 18, Starship Troopers, Last Days on Mars, Lifeforce, Inseminoid (aka) Horror Planet, Forbidden World aka Mutant, Galaxy of Terror, The Dark Side of The Moon, Creature, It: The Terror from beyond space, The Green Slime, Solaris come to mine.
Life at 3:14 is one of the best I've seen since those oldies but goodies! Event Horizon at 6:32 is another oldie, but I love it!! Pitch Black at 9:40 is really good too. It's like 7.1 on IMDB, which for a horror flick is like a 10. Definitely watch this! Hellraiser at 11:28 is an acquired taste - either you like the Hellraiser franchise or you don't. Personally, I find them kind of funny and a bit creative. Give any of them a try? Sunshine at 13:10 also has a 7.2 on IMDb. Starring Cillian Murphy - I could watch that man eat a ham sandwich for 2 hours - sexy! Good movie too! Pandorium at 16:46 is pretty good! Almost a 7 on IMDb Prometheus at 19:32 is a really good movie!! High ratings on IMDb. As part of ALIEN....You can't go wrong with his... it's AWESOME! Europa Report at 24:15 is pretty good. It's what they find under that ice that's intriguing. 6.4 on IMDb. Maybe not the best, but worth a watch. Pretty scenery! Apollo 18 at 25:45 was worth the watch, although only given a 5.2 on IMDb, it still makes one ponder if our government has been sending missions without our knowledge?? Riddick at 27:25 I found fun. I'm not a Vin Deisel fan, but this was a good role for him. 6.4 on IMDb, it's worth a watch!! Jason X at 31:45 - OMG! How many of these movies can they make? A person running around in an ice hockey mask, killing everything.. snoozefest.. Cult following ALIENS at 30:22 -*THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAN THE ALIEN SAGA.... MUST WATCH!* Dark City at 33:10 - probably the most UNIQUE sci-fi/horror movie I've ever seen. With IMDb rating of 7.6, I'd say this is a MUST see! Just strap on your 'strangeness' imagination! Last Days of Mars at 37:39 - Personally, I liked it - finding life on their last days stationed there, although IMBb gives it a 5.5? I disagree. I think it's worth seeing... it's freaky! Red Planet 44:28 - LOVED IT!! While not given the highest ratings on IMBb, this is the final movie I feel Val Kilmer was at this best! WATCH THIS!! 2001: A Space Odyssey at 56:10 - Is one of the BEST MOVIES YOU'LL EVER SEE IN YOUR WHOLE LIFE!! Having a massive cult following - this is a MUST watch! (IMDb 8.3) _~ Don't forget the follow up film, "2010: The Year We Make Contact"_ Not in this video, but I'm not sure why not? It's more fun with HAL (the onboard AI). The Dark Side of The Moon at 1:00:05 - Is just horrible, but I had to mention in order to talk about another movie: _"Iron Sky" - A MUST SEE!!_ The NAZIs didn't lose, they just went to the dark side of the moon. Building up their troops, it's time for them to attack Earth now... funniest, creative, and odd movie I've ever seen. HUGE CULT following. And don't forget its sequel "Iron Sky: The Coming Race" another riot, if you're into weird/dark humor!! _If I didn't list it, either I haven't seen it, or it's too horrible to even talk about (and at my age, I've seen about every sci-fi, space, horror film out there)!_
Some great stuff in here. LIFEFORCE is my absolute fave, and in my top ten movies of all time. I must disagree with your assertion that many critics considered it to be one of the most intelligent vampire films ever made. Critics hated the movie, almost unanimously. I can count the number of positive critical reviews literally on one hand. Audiences didn’t much care for it either, as it bombed. But they were all wrong. It’s Tobe Hooper’s finest film.
this is so good, cuase many movies wouldnt even have a chance if you didnt explain the main plot, i saw a couple i just skipped everytime i scroll thru scifi, and now ive seen some good ones, thanks to this !!!
I guess when I hear "space Horror"' I think of things happening IN SPACE not aliens coming to earths surface. So some , I think, don't really fit on this list, like The Thing.
@@borislugosi54 But out of all of these films "The Thing" actually is the one that Changed cinema or at least horror sci fi films. Probably why it is thrown in there. It is sci fi horror but not in space. But The Thing did change more than the rest.
Dark City is a film I always think about. I have seen it several times but never remember much about it. It reminds me of Millenium except with an entire city instead of airplanes.
Lol no it's not... It's one of my favorite films but it wears it's age on it's sleeve.. it's literally stereotypically classic late 70s early 80s sci Fi horror... The computers are analog lol it's not fresh
@@HiItsMars well that might be due to necessity, things degrade and their ever so up to date screen tech might not be up to the long haul trucking they were doing when mining. Still see old vacuum tubes working for decades when modern flat screens have stopped working within a few years.
In sunshine he didn’t “forget” to realign the shields, he just got the insane math like one number off so it wasn’t the correct angle. Details matter 😬
Event Horizon got shit on generally when it came out - I loved it from the first time I watched it. I still watch it now and again - it's scary as shit to me.
I saw Event Horizon when it was out on VHS in 1998 when I was a senior in HS and not gonna lie it freaked me the hell out. So much so it took me 10 years before I bought it and watch it every year around Halloween. When I hear the phrase in Latin I feel a little chill run up my spine!
Dear Marvelous Videos, This was an amazing collection that reminded me that I need to watch a HUGE number of these great films again! Thanks for this video - it's well done, thorough and you guys clearly did your research! So well done! Keep up the amazing work people!!
I am normally skeptical of these list videos, but you have definitely done your homework. I was also surprised that I have seen every one of the movies listed. Even more, I was glad to see both Creature and Forbidden World listed. Creature because I think I just like Klaus Kinski, and Forbidden World for its incredible use of music to heighten the perceived reality to the point of stirring deep emotion and is still listed as one of my favorite movies. The monster effects might be almost laughable at times, the gore and T&A gratuitous, and even the random flipping of switches, as if to pretend at being intelligent, makes one wonder if rehearsals were even done, but the stories offset the bad effects and deliver truly enjoyable movie experiences.
There are quite a few movies I'm surprised weren't on this list. Guess that means there'll have to be a part 2. Lol, I'll start. The Blob, Killer Clowns From Outer Space, A Quiet Place 1 & 2, War of the Worlds, the Species franchise, Slither, Signs, Annihilation, Attack the Block, etc, honorable mentions for Independence Day and Lost in Space for not being true horrors but having a few horror moments...
If Ridley hadn't directed Alien then Prometheus was...o.k. Ridley Scott directed a brilliant movie in the eighties and he raised the bar that he himself could not begin to reach.
It's good that you recognized 2001 : A Space Odyssey as a horror. The USS Discovery sequence from the first fly-by of the Discovery to Bowman shutting down HAL and listening to the broadcast transmission "still a total mystery" is THE textbook horror/monster claustrophobic chase sequence movie and could be edited into its own standalone film. Coupled with the other greatest horror monster of all time, aside from HAL, is The Monolith. The Monolith is scarier and more omniscient than Pazuzu in The Exorcist and the Alien combined, complete with the beautiful hellish choir accompaniment that surpasses both of those other monsters. 2001 also has the BEST ape creatures ever put to cinema AND the BEST Lovecraftian extradimensional maw EVER put to cinema. The 4 best monsters EVER in what the director Stanley Kubrick himself called a Science-Fiction Comedy Horror. How about that? And all in 1968!!
I know that the script has some ....inadequate elements and it's supposedly intelligent characters behaving in ridiculous ways here and there. That said, I'm fairly confident that Prometheus exists amongst my favourite films ever made. I can't say how many times I've watched the film. I find it existentially horrifying! Dying on a planet light years away from home is absolutely terrifying to me!! It has glorious, beautiful cinematography and is acted perfectly - particularly the 2 leads. I love this film and I was very disappointed by it's sequel, Alien: Covenant. Prometheus was ponderous and cerebral (for me) whereas Alien: Covenant was little more than a dumb action film. It was a mistake. However, I still genuinely look forward to another entry in this series - the Alien franchise is one of the most mind-bending, suspenseful series I've had the pleasure to watch! I love it!! 1. Alien 2. Prometheus 3. Aliens 4. Alien Resurrection 5. Alien: Covenant 6. Alien 3 (which remains a hot pile of shit blown out of the hilariously massive corn wagon that Blac Chyna had attached to where her ass used to be....) I don't consider the Alien/Predator films to be part of the "Alien" franchise though many would disagree. I actually don't think I've seen either one of those 2 films. And it'll stay that way I reckon.
you forgot Annihilation which comes out on top right after Dark City on this list. also Signal deserves a mention, great freaking movie & Stargate even though it's not much of a horror movie, i would say it is pretty great 😁
good list, after seeing pandorum i was surprised infini wasnt on the list, i remember thinking of it as a "better" doom with no connection to doom just good a scifi horror
I would love to see a video Six vs Grid which one is more smarter and deadlier🙂 but i would say Six she killed 3 Predators she was able to show more emotions sometimes she is special Xenomorph chosen by Matriarch
I have a friendly suggestion....switch out the backround music. I like your channel, but nothing unique with the backround theme that is going on. God Bless
Aniara's plot is not explained well by the movie. The poem has a man as the main character. It still works well with the female lead. The lady lover relationship was added in the movie. It is a progressive choice of the writer. However, it does explore the lack of being pregnant and having a future through offspring. This film still haunts my dreams.
Aniara, Dark Star, and Dark City are not space horror-among others. 2001 is not a Space Horror. And Aniara was not that great a film. Consider editing the title to include space horror movies, not postulate it as a primary focus.
I was always hoped for a Doom movie with a more biblical undertone when depicting hell. I'm not talking about hiring Kirk Cameron to make it but y'all know what I mean
The title of this video is misleading. This is just a general list of movies in the space horror genre. There's only a handful of movies on this list that actually "changed cinema" or had a big impact at all.
How come these UA-cam host can never pronounce just certain word they cannot say right I mean he says Kairo sleep when the word is supposed to be cryosleep I mean what the hell don't they teach English anymore
Doom Annihilation is one of the absolute worst movies ever made. How do you put this on a top movie list aside from the most awful movies ever made? Seriously.
Lesson learned. Appreciate and fix earth. Build space stations and escape vessels as last resort. Have ROBOTS AND DRONES DO THE EXPLORATION AND HEAVY LIFTING.
...and as great an effort you people put into this video, I do need to correct you on one point - James Cameron did not really direct "Galaxy of Terror" - It was directed by Bruce Clark. Cameron did however work on the film in the capacity of Production Design and 2nd Unit Director - I would believe that Roger Corman really was the spark that inspired the flame which is James Cameron today. His entire catalogue is unique and well-regarded as it should be.
Some of these description: WAY TOO MUCH info given. Like Prospect, most of the movie is given away in your description. Only two key events happen after your description ends. Suggestion: Talk WAY LESS about the films and show more of them instead. Example description (for Prospect): "A prospecting father and daughter get stranded on a hostile world when their ship malfunctions. Will they be able to survive on this alien world and make it home?" That's all of a description you really need right? We still want to enjoy the film. Not being snarky. Just trying to help. Thanks for this list and good luck.
in alien the USCSS Nostromo was light years from earth when it picked up the signal , not " approaching earth ! at least watch the films before commenting on them !
Inseminoid has that classic giant monster rape scene. It is totally gratuitous and not necessary to the plot. I heard that it was added by sleazy movie execs who wanted a more 'tangible' impregnation scene. Or was it in Planet Terror. I recommend it if you are Japanese or into tentacle hentai.
hell raiser 4 is no where near the last installment of the franchise ! there are 10 films in all , and likely more on the way ! research , then you dont make mistakes like these !
Dark Side of the Moon is a strange one. I fell alseep watching it. My ex-girlfriend (who remained awake) told me it had a "full on X-rated scene" [sic]. I watched it later to see this raunchy scene (and I wanted to see the rest of the movie). Man, what a let down. The one female character makes lots of lusty faces, touches herself and barely shows a booby. This is a good religious themed Sci fi flicks. It may be a unofficial sequel to Prince of Darkness.
Life Force has so much female frontal nudity it probably should have been rated NC-17. The villainess chick is pretty much nude throughout the movie. The movie feels like a Doctor Who episode when the Doctor was adventuring on another planet. This should be confused with the NES game 'Life Force' by Konami. I did that as a kid.
Great collection right here! Playlist of my childhood almost
(I do have to say though, your pronunciation of Europa had me in stiches)
and cryosleep (cyro)... like cryo. Sometimes I wonder if they bother getting names correct or just kinda wing it lol.
Agreed1
Space horror…I absolutely love it!!!! My favorite sub genre of all time!!!! Great list there are some FANtastic movies here some flat out classics, Alien ( My favorite movie) The Thing, Aliens, 2001: A Space Odyssey of course & a few underrated gems & cult favorites…Sunshine & Pandorum, Screamers, Europa Report, Apollo 18, Starship Troopers, Last Days on Mars, Lifeforce, Inseminoid (aka) Horror Planet, Forbidden World aka Mutant, Galaxy of Terror, The Dark Side of The Moon, Creature, It: The Terror from beyond space, The Green Slime, Solaris come to mine.
Some fantastic choices....all good & interesting. Space Horror is a great sub genre. “Alien” & “The Thing” are my favorite movies.
Life at 3:14 is one of the best I've seen since those oldies but goodies!
Event Horizon at 6:32 is another oldie, but I love it!!
Pitch Black at 9:40 is really good too. It's like 7.1 on IMDB, which for a horror flick is like a 10. Definitely watch this!
Hellraiser at 11:28 is an acquired taste - either you like the Hellraiser franchise or you don't. Personally, I find them kind of funny and a bit creative. Give any of them a try?
Sunshine at 13:10 also has a 7.2 on IMDb. Starring Cillian Murphy - I could watch that man eat a ham sandwich for 2 hours - sexy! Good movie too!
Pandorium at 16:46 is pretty good! Almost a 7 on IMDb
Prometheus at 19:32 is a really good movie!! High ratings on IMDb. As part of ALIEN....You can't go wrong with his... it's AWESOME!
Europa Report at 24:15 is pretty good. It's what they find under that ice that's intriguing. 6.4 on IMDb. Maybe not the best, but worth a watch. Pretty scenery!
Apollo 18 at 25:45 was worth the watch, although only given a 5.2 on IMDb, it still makes one ponder if our government has been sending missions without our knowledge??
Riddick at 27:25 I found fun. I'm not a Vin Deisel fan, but this was a good role for him. 6.4 on IMDb, it's worth a watch!!
Jason X at 31:45 - OMG! How many of these movies can they make? A person running around in an ice hockey mask, killing everything.. snoozefest.. Cult following
ALIENS at 30:22 -*THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAN THE ALIEN SAGA.... MUST WATCH!*
Dark City at 33:10 - probably the most UNIQUE sci-fi/horror movie I've ever seen. With IMDb rating of 7.6, I'd say this is a MUST see! Just strap on your 'strangeness' imagination!
Last Days of Mars at 37:39 - Personally, I liked it - finding life on their last days stationed there, although IMBb gives it a 5.5? I disagree. I think it's worth seeing... it's freaky!
Red Planet 44:28 - LOVED IT!! While not given the highest ratings on IMBb, this is the final movie I feel Val Kilmer was at this best! WATCH THIS!!
2001: A Space Odyssey at 56:10 - Is one of the BEST MOVIES YOU'LL EVER SEE IN YOUR WHOLE LIFE!! Having a massive cult following - this is a MUST watch! (IMDb 8.3)
_~ Don't forget the follow up film, "2010: The Year We Make Contact"_ Not in this video, but I'm not sure why not? It's more fun with HAL (the onboard AI).
The Dark Side of The Moon at 1:00:05 - Is just horrible, but I had to mention in order to talk about another movie:
_"Iron Sky" - A MUST SEE!!_ The NAZIs didn't lose, they just went to the dark side of the moon. Building up their troops, it's time for them to attack Earth now... funniest, creative, and odd movie I've ever seen. HUGE CULT following. And don't forget its sequel "Iron Sky: The Coming Race" another riot, if you're into weird/dark humor!!
_If I didn't list it, either I haven't seen it, or it's too horrible to even talk about (and at my age, I've seen about every sci-fi, space, horror film out there)!_
@@GunnWrights I'll say one thing, you're easy to impress!
Aliens is my favorite of all time no doubt!
Pandorum is an underated gem
Yeah great movie
One of my favorites.
Some great stuff in here. LIFEFORCE is my absolute fave, and in my top ten movies of all time. I must disagree with your assertion that many critics considered it to be one of the most intelligent vampire films ever made. Critics hated the movie, almost unanimously. I can count the number of positive critical reviews literally on one hand. Audiences didn’t much care for it either, as it bombed. But they were all wrong. It’s Tobe Hooper’s finest film.
this is so good, cuase many movies wouldnt even have a chance if you didnt explain the main plot, i saw a couple i just skipped everytime i scroll thru scifi, and now ive seen some good ones, thanks to this !!!
This channel has rapidly become one of my all time favs...2KOOL !
Great picks! Happy New Years!
I guess when I hear "space Horror"' I think of things happening IN SPACE not aliens coming to earths surface. So some , I think, don't really fit on this list, like The Thing.
Agreed
Yep. And to say all these movies within the list "changed cinema" is a ridiculous statement.
Minor click bait. Forgivable
Agreed completely
@@borislugosi54 But out of all of these films "The Thing" actually is the one that Changed cinema or at least horror sci fi films. Probably why it is thrown in there. It is sci fi horror but not in space. But The Thing did change more than the rest.
Dark City is a film I always think about. I have seen it several times but never remember much about it.
It reminds me of Millenium except with an entire city instead of airplanes.
Okay I didn't expect this film to include so much absolute dross.
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Good one Thanks you Rock. :)
Alien is the trendsetter of space horror and the benchmark by which you examine the rest
I'm loving the background music you're using here😊
What pieces/songs are they?
Thank you
Alien is a timeless movie 42 years old and The production design still looks fresh .
Lol no it's not... It's one of my favorite films but it wears it's age on it's sleeve.. it's literally stereotypically classic late 70s early 80s sci Fi horror... The computers are analog lol it's not fresh
@@HiItsMars I ment the biomechanical design of the Alien ship and the interiors .
@@wobblertv8083 agree totally, the design of the Nostromo and the Alien ship (interior and exterior) and designs that have not aged at all 👍
@@HiItsMars well that might be due to necessity, things degrade and their ever so up to date screen tech might not be up to the long haul trucking they were doing when mining. Still see old vacuum tubes working for decades when modern flat screens have stopped working within a few years.
"Awakened from their chiro-sleep..." Mmmmm, that sounds relaxing.
Jason X had chiro-genic pods, too!
In sunshine he didn’t “forget” to realign the shields, he just got the insane math like one number off so it wasn’t the correct angle. Details matter 😬
Are there any parallels between the films Sunshine and Solaris?
Event Horizon got shit on generally when it came out - I loved it from the first time I watched it. I still watch it now and again - it's scary as shit to me.
totally agree......
I saw Event Horizon when it was out on VHS in 1998 when I was a senior in HS and not gonna lie it freaked me the hell out. So much so it took me 10 years before I bought it and watch it every year around Halloween. When I hear the phrase in Latin I feel a little chill run up my spine!
I wish we could get a Director cut, but word hhas it the extra footage was improperly stored and ruined...
Dude! Make a list in the description!
Then they would get less people watching the entire video. You could make a list for the rest of us though 😉
Really though. I almost wanna dislike for for the laziness
There is a list tho…
@@GiDD504 there is now. You are welcome
@@Sigma_Fish why would I thank you for the list..
Sunshine, Pandorum, Dark city saw those 3 in the cinema without knowing anything about them. All great movies
*Dark City* hit the cinema on my birthday, that year; I took all my mates to see it on LSD. It was PERFECT for that.
Dear Marvelous Videos,
This was an amazing collection that reminded me that I need to watch a HUGE number of these great films again! Thanks for this video - it's well done, thorough and you guys clearly did your research! So well done! Keep up the amazing work people!!
Space Horror is cool, since it is not of our world! No limits to what it can do! So much opportunity to be totally original.
I am normally skeptical of these list videos, but you have definitely done your homework. I was also surprised that I have seen every one of the movies listed. Even more, I was glad to see both Creature and Forbidden World listed. Creature because I think I just like Klaus Kinski, and Forbidden World for its incredible use of music to heighten the perceived reality to the point of stirring deep emotion and is still listed as one of my favorite movies. The monster effects might be almost laughable at times, the gore and T&A gratuitous, and even the random flipping of switches, as if to pretend at being intelligent, makes one wonder if rehearsals were even done, but the stories offset the bad effects and deliver truly enjoyable movie experiences.
Cryo. Cryo. Not Cairo, Cryo.
There are quite a few movies I'm surprised weren't on this list. Guess that means there'll have to be a part 2. Lol, I'll start.
The Blob, Killer Clowns From Outer Space, A Quiet Place 1 & 2, War of the Worlds, the Species franchise, Slither, Signs, Annihilation, Attack the Block, etc, honorable mentions for Independence Day and Lost in Space for not being true horrors but having a few horror moments...
I don't really consider Signs a horror movie
Also killer clowns and the blob are terrible movies
It was all about space though, not movies that happened on earth. Some good choices on your list btw
@@Dunderfut that's what I was thinking, but they have The Thing on the list, so 🤷.
@@o2bnparadise very true. Still working my way through the vid. Who knows how they picked this list. Even Cloverfield paradox had some parts on earth
@@sethmullins8346 The Blob 80s remake is amazing and highly revered
I am not sure you guys do much in the way of research. You misspelled, incorrectly pronounced and got so many details wrong.
If Ridley hadn't directed Alien then Prometheus was...o.k. Ridley Scott directed a brilliant movie in the eighties and he raised the bar that he himself could not begin to reach.
Event Horizon... still waiting for the Directors cut haha
I know, man… That’s such a tragedy. I’ve heard the original film stock was lost or destroyed.
It's good that you recognized 2001 : A Space Odyssey as a horror. The USS Discovery sequence from the first fly-by of the Discovery to Bowman shutting down HAL and listening to the broadcast transmission "still a total mystery" is THE textbook horror/monster claustrophobic chase sequence movie and could be edited into its own standalone film. Coupled with the other greatest horror monster of all time, aside from HAL, is The Monolith. The Monolith is scarier and more omniscient than Pazuzu in The Exorcist and the Alien combined, complete with the beautiful hellish choir accompaniment that surpasses both of those other monsters. 2001 also has the BEST ape creatures ever put to cinema AND the BEST Lovecraftian extradimensional maw EVER put to cinema. The 4 best monsters EVER in what the director Stanley Kubrick himself called a Science-Fiction Comedy Horror. How about that? And all in 1968!!
From what movie are more exactly creature image from thumbnail?
It should be the Neomorph from Alien Covenant.
You pronounced ' Europa' wrong
Ok, man, with Doom, you were strait up lying start to finish, even including it there is quite an insult.
Same with Prometheus, horrible movie that ruined a franchise and pissed all over established lore.
I know that the script has some ....inadequate elements and it's supposedly intelligent characters behaving in ridiculous ways here and there. That said, I'm fairly confident that Prometheus exists amongst my favourite films ever made. I can't say how many times I've watched the film. I find it existentially horrifying! Dying on a planet light years away from home is absolutely terrifying to me!! It has glorious, beautiful cinematography and is acted perfectly - particularly the 2 leads. I love this film and I was very disappointed by it's sequel, Alien: Covenant. Prometheus was ponderous and cerebral (for me) whereas Alien: Covenant was little more than a dumb action film. It was a mistake. However, I still genuinely look forward to another entry in this series - the Alien franchise is one of the most mind-bending, suspenseful series I've had the pleasure to watch! I love it!!
1. Alien
2. Prometheus
3. Aliens
4. Alien Resurrection
5. Alien: Covenant
6. Alien 3 (which remains a hot pile of shit blown out of the hilariously massive corn wagon that Blac Chyna had attached to where her ass used to be....)
I don't consider the Alien/Predator films to be part of the "Alien" franchise though many would disagree. I actually don't think I've seen either one of those 2 films. And it'll stay that way I reckon.
Ridley Scott did not write 'alien'.
you forgot Annihilation which comes out on top right after Dark City on this list.
also Signal deserves a mention, great freaking movie & Stargate even though it's not much of a horror movie, i would say it is pretty great 😁
Some solid picks, but at least half of the movies mentioned don't fall in the category 'space horror'.
Especially don't have that overplayed crap in the backround during The Thing shoutout. Much respect!
Craggy Dennis Quaid is a welcome sight.
Niiiccceeee
good list, after seeing pandorum i was surprised infini wasnt on the list, i remember thinking of it as a "better" doom with no connection to doom just good a scifi horror
what about Stalker? (Tarkovsky)
Pandora was Awsome in my opinion
I would love to see a video Six vs Grid which one is more smarter and deadlier🙂 but i would say Six she killed 3 Predators she was able to show more emotions sometimes she is special Xenomorph chosen by Matriarch
Now this is a vary Marr Christmas indeed
I have a friendly suggestion....switch out the backround music. I like your channel, but nothing unique with the backround theme that is going on. God Bless
Did you pronounce aristocrat as aristocat? That's a Disney movie. I swear some of these readers never graduated high school.
I had to rewind that when I first heard it
Alot of mispronouniactions. 😆
Uneducated millennials.
(Europa, cryo-, aristocrat, etc.)
Cryo always mispronounced as "Cairo". 😏
@@texasbeast239 The crowining turd was in the Thing...MacReady was McReddy.
Aniara's plot is not explained well by the movie. The poem has a man as the main character. It still works well with the female lead. The lady lover relationship was added in the movie. It is a progressive choice of the writer. However, it does explore the lack of being pregnant and having a future through offspring. This film still haunts my dreams.
green slime green slime the best theme ever.
Hellraiser had another 7 films after the 4th. How is it better than Event Horizon?
ikr! on both counts!
Its not in order, its a list of 45.
@@nightowl8363 in their defence the video started with Alien, which is #1 for SciFi Horror
Can someone write me a list of all this movies
Lament. AristocRat, not Aristocat.
Why not Infini (2015)
Does anyone know the name of the background music that they used for this video?
Infinite gimble
Great lineup and video, but a lot of these movies weren't really horror movies.
Aniara, Dark Star, and Dark City are not space horror-among others. 2001 is not a Space Horror. And Aniara was not that great a film. Consider editing the title to include space horror movies, not postulate it as a primary focus.
Main conclusiion: there should better be no life at all anywhere in universe beyond Earth.
Since when is 2001 a horror movie? Purest Sci Fi around. No Monsters. No Pinheads.
Hellraiser: it was the Lament Configuration, not the Lamont Configuration!
Lamont is a black guy, right 😂
omg they misspelled *Aftermath* in the text when presenting Dead Space - Aftermath. It says "Aftermat".
Screamers is an absolute Gem!!! Not the 2. part, this one is complete Bullshit..
Hey ho, first!
I was always hoped for a Doom movie with a more biblical undertone when depicting hell. I'm not talking about hiring Kirk Cameron to make it but y'all know what I mean
Missed Voyage to the Seventh Planet.
The title of this video is misleading. This is just a general list of movies in the space horror genre. There's only a handful of movies on this list that actually "changed cinema" or had a big impact at all.
Or fall in said category 'space horror'.
According to Video Watch Dog, The Green Slime is very different depending on whether you watch the American or Japanese release.
I saw this on late night TV when I was five or six. It is a film that I still remember as being intriguing from a young age.
How come these UA-cam host can never pronounce just certain word they cannot say right I mean he says Kairo sleep when the word is supposed to be cryosleep I mean what the hell don't they teach English anymore
Big nope on this list, omitted many classics for contemporary twaddle starring morons which equal bad comedies and not thrillers or horrors.
...and Galaxy of Terror may be the most obvious Alien rip-off of all time
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I was very disappointed with Life. The alien was cool, but the humans were morons.
A future space-station which is not ON earth?! Crazy, what filmmakers think about sometimes 🤔 😝
Doom Annihilation is one of the absolute worst movies ever made. How do you put this on a top movie list aside from the most awful movies ever made? Seriously.
Lesson learned. Appreciate and fix earth. Build space stations and escape vessels as last resort. Have ROBOTS AND DRONES DO THE EXPLORATION AND HEAVY LIFTING.
...and as great an effort you people put into this video, I do need to correct you on one point - James Cameron did not really direct "Galaxy of Terror" - It was directed by Bruce Clark. Cameron did however work on the film in the capacity of Production Design and 2nd Unit Director - I would believe that Roger Corman really was the spark that inspired the flame which is James Cameron today. His entire catalogue is unique and well-regarded as it should be.
So this isn't in order I'm guessing since Jason X was higher than aliens lol.
Some of these description: WAY TOO MUCH info given.
Like Prospect, most of the movie is given away in your description. Only two key events happen after your description ends.
Suggestion: Talk WAY LESS about the films and show more of them instead.
Example description (for Prospect): "A prospecting father and daughter get stranded on a hostile world when their ship malfunctions. Will they be able to survive on this alien world and make it home?"
That's all of a description you really need right? We still want to enjoy the film. Not being snarky. Just trying to help. Thanks for this list and good luck.
Prospect isn't even a horror movie.
45 spoilers in about an hour, record broken.
I'm sorry, but I can't help it. Please, it's pronounced cryo
Don't get me started. One of their readers reviewed the Thing and kept calling MacReady, Mack-Reddy.
"chirosleep"
45, huh?
Ummm, the Doom movie is most certainly not loved by the fans of the game lol. It's said to be the worst Video Game to Movie adaption ever made.
You're only talking about movies that everyone talks about.
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in alien the USCSS Nostromo was light years from earth when it picked up the signal , not " approaching earth ! at least watch the films before commenting on them !
Moon??????
Inseminoid has that classic giant monster rape scene. It is totally gratuitous and not necessary to the plot.
I heard that it was added by sleazy movie execs who wanted a more 'tangible' impregnation scene. Or was it in Planet Terror. I recommend it if you are Japanese or into tentacle hentai.
I recommend therapy or castration
psst- it's not "cairo-sleep".
Prometheus is a bad version of Alien. Invasion of the body snatchers (1978) should be on this list instead.
hell raiser 4 is no where near the last installment of the franchise ! there are 10 films in all , and likely more on the way ! research , then you dont make mistakes like these !
Dark Side of the Moon is a strange one. I fell alseep watching it. My ex-girlfriend (who remained awake) told me it had a "full on X-rated scene" [sic]. I watched it later to see this raunchy scene (and I wanted to see the rest of the movie). Man, what a let down. The one female character makes lots of lusty faces, touches herself and barely shows a booby. This is a good religious themed Sci fi flicks. It may be a unofficial sequel to Prince of Darkness.
Acheron. Not archeon.
Stopped watching at Hellraiser 4.
Cannibalistic denotes them eating their own.
Pitch Black is a guiltily pleasure, decent but not great. No matter how bad I wish, Vin can't act at all...ever.
Is this worst to best or best to worst
Hey!!! It's pronounced "CRY O" sleep NOT 'Cyro'....
Say it until you can say it right....
Some of these were neither spine-chilling, nor cinema-changing...
So many mispronounced words.
Slither or Splinter didn't make it🤔
Life Force has so much female frontal nudity it probably should have been rated NC-17. The villainess chick is pretty much nude throughout the movie.
The movie feels like a Doctor Who episode when the Doctor was adventuring on another planet.
This should be confused with the NES game 'Life Force' by Konami. I did that as a kid.
Thankfully the movie does not show the naked dudes' dinglehoppers.
2001 is not a horror movie !