For convenience: 00:59 Necronomicon: Book of the Dead, or: Necronomicon, H. P. Lovecraft's Necronomicon, Necronomicon: To Hell and Back (1993) Brian Yuzna ("The Library" and "Whispers"), Christophe Gans ("The Drowned"), Shusuke Kaneko ("The Cold"); August Ent. Inc., New Line Home Ent. 02:23 The Hunger (1983) Tony Scott; MGM/UA 04:06 Of Unknown Origin (1983) George P. Cosmatos; Warner 05:55 Road Games/Roadgames (1981) Richard Franklin; GUO Film Distributors (Australia), AVCO Embassy Pict. (Int'l) 07:38 Deadly Blessing (1981) Wes Craven; UA 09:08 The House on Sorority Row (1982/3) Mark Rosman; Artists Releasing Corp, Film Ventures Int'l 11:00 The New Kids (1985) Sean S. Cunningham; Columbia 12:32 Link (1986) Richard Franklin; Cannon Films (US), Thorn EMI (UK), Hoyts (Australia) 14:00 The Lift (1983) Dick Maas; Tuschinski FilmDistribution 15:39 Thou Shalt Not Kill...Except (1985) Josh Becker; Film World Distributors (US) 17:06 Retribution (1987) Guy Magar; Taurus Ent Co
0:51 Necronomicon Book of Dead 2:26 The Hunger 4:09 Of Unknown Origin 5:58 Road Games 7:46 Deadly Blessing 9:13 The House on Sorority Row 11:04 The New Kids 12:35 Link 1986 14:11 The Lift 15:40 Thou Shalt Not Kill Except 17:09 Retribution 1987
I didn't know that critics had panned "The Hunger", a film I thoroughly enjoyed. David Bowie is great, in my opinion, and the, uh, duet between Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon, with the "Duo des Fleurs" music from the opera "Lakmé" as accompaniment, deserves to be treated as classic cinema, imho.
This is such an amazing video. Guys, you should definitely make more parts for this title! The 80's had a ton of awesome low-budget horror gems. Such a fun era! I'm glad you mentioned criminally underrated Link, The Lift, Road Games, The Hunger and Deadly Blessing.
Thanks for reminding me how awesome Stacy Keech can be. And I can't believe you didn't highlight James Spader's early row more in The New Kids. Plus, Dennis Lipscomb was a criminally underated actor. He wasn't matinee idol material, but had skills. So the list: 11: Necronomicon 10: The Hunger (My personal favorite, very stylish and some eroticism) 9: Of Unknown Origin 8: Road Games 7: Deadly Blessing 6: The House On Sorority Row 5: The New Kid 4: Link 3: The Lift 2: Thou Shalt Not Kill.... Except 1: Retribution
Hey one suggestion plz put the movie list in descriptions also its make easier to viewers to check for the movie online, by the way thanks for excellent forgotten horror movie list..
Good list, I haven't seen a few of these. I loved The Hunger when I saw it as a kid, the art house style and good acting really drew me in. I'd add The Church by Soavi as an under appreciated 80's gem, and Mr Vampire starring the unforgettable Lam Ching Ying for a laugh, 'cos we all need a laugh these days
A very cool list, nicely avoiding (most of) "the usual suspects" - thank you! One sour note about your commentary though, & that's regarding your surprisingly old-skool sexist 'Pro Tip' warning to "not show (Of Unknown Origin) to your girlfriend, especially if she's terrified of rats", implying that not only is horror still almost exclusively a "boyzone" genre, but also that women cannot cope with "rat horror" the way that men can*. Other than that one gripe, nice work! (*Now MICE, on the other hand...! 😁)
THANK YOU! As a film obsessive, I saw most of these on release and prayed attention would be paid to them. "The Silent Partner" was another Hitchcockian type marvel by the man who gave us "L.A. Confidential". I could go on but I'm old.
This channel is still great. I always end up getting recommendations that I hadn't heard of. Keep up the good work and thanks to whoever is doing your research.
From a guy who does horror lists, I've never seen a more complete list on UA-cam. Great work and all these movies should be seen if anyone hasn't. If you have, watch them again because from 1982 to about 1994 there wasn't a better Era for these movies.
I'm a horror fanatic and I grew up in the 80s but somehow I still missed the majority of these movies.... How the hell that happened I have no clue. But I'm gonna make sure to catch up on them immediately.👍
"She skips the information that they wouldn't actually live forever, and when they start aging eventually, it would be a rapid process." [Shows Bowie] [Remembers Lazarus] [Right in the feels] f in chat
Watched this low budget little beauty and couple of nights ago. Tomato Man Tries for the 70's grindhouse style and almost succeeds. Is it bad? Of course it is. What else would you expect going into it? Very few grindhouse were technically good movies.So sit back and let the badness sweep you away. It's only one lost hour that you'll never forget no matter how hard you try. Tomato Man caught in on the right night. If i were in the wrong state of mind I would have probably tossed this in the " never to be watched again" pile. As it is, I will most likely revisit this a few more times.Not to mention foisting Tomato Man on a few unsuspecting friends.That, my friends, is one of the joys of being a "bad movie connoisseur". Is 9 a little high for this type on film? I can only say that I really enjoyed it.The acting was atrociously funny and/or annoying.The camera work was okay (and that's being generous). The terrible music actually fit the mood of the film. Matthew Enstrom, evidently the mastermind behind Tomato Man, has directed a couple other films that I will check out if I can locate copies.Hopefully this isn't the last we hear from him. It's free on youtube now ... Check it out
Of Unknown Origin creeped me out since I watched it on VHS for the first time back in the 80s. Probably why I'm so scared of rats still till this day LOL
This channel has introduced me to SOOOO many awesome movies that I had no idea they even existed. I am eternally grateful...(no pun intended) 😏...Thank You!! God bless the 80's🖤
It's obvious somebody was too focused on trying to sound good to actually pay attention to what they were saying but one would think this snafu would have been caught in the editing. My guess is that the movie was produced before the narrator.
The only film I've seen on this list is Deadly Blessing. I got the Scream Factory collector's edition. I havent seen in since i got it in some time but rememeber REALLY liking it. Excellent writing is really what makes an intriguing film, and great directing polishes it off in presenting that story, and that's really all a good film needs, regardless of budget.
this is my thing, 3 or 4 video tapes almost every night in the 80's, one big budget latest hit and one comedy and 2 B movie horrors. i raved all night during the 90's and the 00's lol
@@silvervalleystudios2486 I'm pretty sure you mean the free rentals and getting to see new movies (esp straight to video) before anyone else outside of theater screenings. I worked at Blockbuster in 2006 and the customers can bite my shiny ass.
Omg, I vividly remember the movie "Link" from my childhood, but for the life of me, could not remember the title. I only remembered that movie having an mean ape in dress clothes, just not the title. Thanks for mentioning it!
@HECTOR MONTALVO probably because the overseers in Hollywood didn't think there would be profit for it since it caters specifically to one group of people.
Nah. Thee movie have been around for years and people need to get over the whole "spoilers" thing especially when you know this channel always shows the endings to begin with.
In Link the ape is an orang oetang but in the book it's a chimpansee.That's why i wouldn't mind a remake, because chimps are much more violent and scary.
Best sci Fi/horror movie actor period, first movie I seen him in was it came from beyond ever since than I've been a fan even in his Minor role's his memorable like when he guest starred in the urban movie caught up.
What about "Deadly friend"? from 1986 I have seen some of your vids but you have not mentioned it. I saw it when I was like 5 or 6 and it terrified me.
Peter Weller would also have an extensive voice acting career as well, which began around the same time as Of Unknown Origin, by voicing people in G.I. Joe (Action Force for those of you that are overseas) and G1 Transformers.
Check out "The Hidden" it could not even get a distribution deal when Released and was 4 walled, like billy jack or walking tall the audience who did see it Loved it. The opening Bank Robbery and Chase Seen are Fantastic as good as any big budget chase .
Ok..after 30 years I'm gonna finally say it! How the flip is The new kids ever considered to be a horror movie?! I rented this movie when I was 10 as I religiously rented movies every weekend. Always rented horror movies. Then I rented this. Thought horror like hey monsters, gore, you know real horror movies. So I was like when are monsters gonna come out or some evil entity or something scary? Then it was over and this movie stuck with me for years! I always debated this movie as being a drama suspense movie. How the hell it ever got labeled and classified as horror baffled me for 3 decades. I know in the 80s classification was determined differently and once it labeled it normally stays that way. Then I see it on this recommended horror flicks to watch! I had to say something. This is a good movie but in no way shape or form is it a horror movie! Christine was about bullies but cause the car was alive and murderous the movie easily passed as horror. This movie is literally all drama with some mystery barely. Some suspense. Horror though. How? It's a bully movie where someone has enough and sticks up for themselves. Guess cause people died it became horror. Nobody ever could ever answer why this is classified as horror.
The Hunger was a good movie. But as I recall her lovers stay alive and immortal, the real catch is that they age and stay immortal as aged corpses laying in their coffins.
From the 90s? I somewhat remember it, but I never saw the full movie, only like an hour of it. I remember it being about psychologist trying to understand a killer, with some cool scenes. I rented it with my girlfriend and I never got to see the last third of the movie, because we got “distracted.” Gotta look for it now! Thanks for reminding me of the movie!
Marvelous some thought for next list are found footage movies, most bizarre monster bodys- inside, deadly puppets , most grosses alien experiments , best Cyberpunk implant in the movies , the best director cut horror movies and most rasist thing that manage to go in to comics
For convenience:
00:59 Necronomicon: Book of the Dead, or: Necronomicon, H. P. Lovecraft's Necronomicon, Necronomicon: To Hell and Back (1993) Brian Yuzna ("The Library" and "Whispers"), Christophe Gans ("The Drowned"), Shusuke Kaneko ("The Cold"); August Ent. Inc., New Line Home Ent.
02:23 The Hunger (1983) Tony Scott; MGM/UA
04:06 Of Unknown Origin (1983) George P. Cosmatos; Warner
05:55 Road Games/Roadgames (1981) Richard Franklin; GUO Film Distributors (Australia), AVCO Embassy Pict. (Int'l)
07:38 Deadly Blessing (1981) Wes Craven; UA
09:08 The House on Sorority Row (1982/3) Mark Rosman; Artists Releasing Corp, Film Ventures Int'l
11:00 The New Kids (1985) Sean S. Cunningham; Columbia
12:32 Link (1986) Richard Franklin; Cannon Films (US), Thorn EMI (UK), Hoyts (Australia)
14:00 The Lift (1983) Dick Maas; Tuschinski FilmDistribution
15:39 Thou Shalt Not Kill...Except (1985) Josh Becker; Film World Distributors (US)
17:06 Retribution (1987) Guy Magar; Taurus Ent Co
Thank you!!!!
Kind of sucks that you're doing their work for them. Start your own channel and outdo them at every turn.
Thanks!
I love The Hunger, book was really good too. Catherine Deneuve is so insanely gorgeous.
The book was phenomenal ❤️❤️❤️
That ending !!!!!!
I love 80s
0:51 Necronomicon Book of Dead
2:26 The Hunger
4:09 Of Unknown Origin
5:58 Road Games
7:46 Deadly Blessing
9:13 The House on Sorority Row
11:04 The New Kids
12:35 Link 1986
14:11 The Lift
15:40 Thou Shalt Not Kill Except
17:09 Retribution 1987
I didn't know that critics had panned "The Hunger", a film I thoroughly enjoyed. David Bowie is great, in my opinion, and the, uh, duet between Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon, with the "Duo des Fleurs" music from the opera "Lakmé" as accompaniment, deserves to be treated as classic cinema, imho.
‘Dead Pit’, ‘Stage Fright’, ‘Scarecrows’ also great low budget masterpieces.
Well, I agree with you on ‘Stage Fright’ and ‘Scarecrows’ LOL Those movies are awesome.
This is such an amazing video. Guys, you should definitely make more parts for this title! The 80's had a ton of awesome low-budget horror gems. Such a fun era! I'm glad you mentioned criminally underrated Link, The Lift, Road Games, The Hunger and Deadly Blessing.
More 80's low budget, please! they are the best.
Amen!!!
One of my favorites from the 80s horror is Humongous.
@@josephvalenzuela311 Some of my favorites are Stage Fright, The Curse, The Unnamable and American Gothic.
The house on sorority row is such a underatted classic and a must see. And I also like The Hunger storywise is good but more of a drama than horror.
Thanks for reminding me how awesome Stacy Keech can be. And I can't believe you didn't highlight James Spader's early row more in The New Kids. Plus, Dennis Lipscomb was a criminally underated actor. He wasn't matinee idol material, but had skills.
So the list: 11: Necronomicon
10: The Hunger (My personal favorite, very stylish and some eroticism)
9: Of Unknown Origin
8: Road Games
7: Deadly Blessing
6: The House On Sorority Row
5: The New Kid
4: Link
3: The Lift
2: Thou Shalt Not Kill.... Except
1: Retribution
Hey one suggestion plz put the movie list in descriptions also its make easier to viewers to check for the movie online, by the way thanks for excellent forgotten horror movie list..
Give a shout-out to Michael Berryman (Deadly Blessing). The man's a horror legend.
Yes!
Deadly Blessing is still one of my favorites. Great list.
I never understood why Deadly Blessing isn’t a better known Wes Craven film. It’s great, better than The Hills Have Eyes.
@@pauljackson2473 LOL. I agree. I seen it back in the day. My friend had it on VHS, back in the 80s. We both like it.
Fact.
Deadly Blessing is one of my favourite underrated horrors. A must see for Wes Craven fans!
Good list, I haven't seen a few of these. I loved The Hunger when I saw it as a kid, the art house style and good acting really drew me in. I'd add The Church by Soavi as an under appreciated 80's gem, and Mr Vampire starring the unforgettable Lam Ching Ying for a laugh, 'cos we all need a laugh these days
Good to see an interesting looking selection with a few unfamiliar films, so many of these top tens vids have films in them i've already seen.
Rat or a mouse, you are coming with me!
Brilliant! My hat is off to you.
A very cool list, nicely avoiding (most of) "the usual suspects" - thank you!
One sour note about your commentary though, & that's regarding your surprisingly old-skool sexist 'Pro Tip' warning to "not show (Of Unknown Origin) to your girlfriend, especially if she's terrified of rats", implying that not only is horror still almost exclusively a "boyzone" genre, but also that women cannot cope with "rat horror" the way that men can*. Other than that one gripe, nice work!
(*Now MICE, on the other hand...! 😁)
If I remember correctly, The Hunger spawns an anthology series hosted by Terrance Stamp (season one) and David Bowie (season two).
definitely gonna look for that
I remember road games. Great movie!
THANK YOU! As a film obsessive, I saw most of these on release and prayed attention would be paid to them. "The Silent Partner" was another Hitchcockian type marvel by the man who gave us "L.A. Confidential". I could go on but I'm old.
This channel is still great. I always end up getting recommendations that I hadn't heard of. Keep up the good work and thanks to whoever is doing your research.
From a guy who does horror lists, I've never seen a more complete list on UA-cam. Great work and all these movies should be seen if anyone hasn't. If you have, watch them again because from 1982 to about 1994 there wasn't a better Era for these movies.
I like Campfire tales. 1997 I believe. Really good little film and as I like anothology horror movies it fitted the bill.
Dark Night of the Scarecrow ( 1981, Frank de Felitta ) should be here. A real masterpiece
Thank you so much for including Road Games! It’s way too often overlooked. Proud to be an Australian for sure!🇦🇺❤️
I'm Dutch, LOVED that you put de Lift on your list! I'ts a classic!!!!
I'm a horror fanatic and I grew up in the 80s but somehow I still missed the majority of these movies.... How the hell that happened I have no clue. But I'm gonna make sure to catch up on them immediately.👍
Road games is indeed a criminally under rated movie. It's damn good.
I really like the guinea pig series. But, I know that almost everyone knows about the Japanese Gore Fest of a horror series.
How about going through the "After Dark" series of horror movies. Some were pretty darn good.
I love them all
Wicked Little Things
Mulberry Street, The Gravedancers, Stakeland
@@parisgreen4600 cool I will check it out
"She skips the information that they wouldn't actually live forever, and when they start aging eventually, it would be a rapid process."
[Shows Bowie]
[Remembers Lazarus]
[Right in the feels]
f in chat
The Living Dead Girl, Dead & Buried, Lair of the White Worm, Dolls
I watched necronomicon for the first time when I was a boy of five. Surely enough, that last story traumatized me for months.
i remembered actually enjoying the first segment way more than the third.
@@willhuey4891 It´s pretty haunting indeed. As I have gotten older, it makes me feel more ths drama in those stories
Watched this low budget little beauty and couple of nights ago. Tomato Man Tries for the 70's grindhouse style and almost succeeds. Is it bad? Of course it is. What else would you expect going into it? Very few grindhouse were technically good movies.So sit back and let the badness sweep you away. It's only one lost hour that you'll never forget no matter how hard you try.
Tomato Man caught in on the right night. If i were in the wrong state of mind I would have probably tossed this in the " never to be watched again" pile. As it is, I will most likely revisit this a few more times.Not to mention foisting Tomato Man on a few unsuspecting friends.That, my friends, is one of the joys of being a "bad movie connoisseur". Is 9 a little high for this type on film? I can only say that I really enjoyed it.The acting was atrociously funny and/or annoying.The camera work was okay (and that's being generous). The terrible music actually fit the mood of the film. Matthew Enstrom, evidently the mastermind behind Tomato Man, has directed a couple other films that I will check out if I can locate copies.Hopefully this isn't the last we hear from him. It's free on youtube now ... Check it out
Where's the time stamp guy? Damn i miss you're work dude
I liked Road Games 👍
They should re-release "of Unknown Origin" and title it Mouse Hunt:Evil Edition.
Peter Weller: most people don't remember that the same guy played both Robocop and Buckaroo Banzai.
Low budget horror is surprisingly better than many
Of Unknown Origin creeped me out since I watched it on VHS for the first time back in the 80s. Probably why I'm so scared of rats still till this day LOL
The Hunger- a masterpiece!
"The Lift" was remade in 2001 as "The Shaft" with the same director (Dick Maas); this time starring Naomi Watts.
Road Games, to be honest, is every bit as good of a film that Jamie Lee Curtis did as the Halloween series.
This channel has introduced me to SOOOO many awesome movies that I had no idea they even existed. I am eternally grateful...(no pun intended) 😏...Thank You!!
God bless the 80's🖤
Mausoleum 1983 should be on here. One movie I'll always remember from my childhood. So cheesy and under rated.
Thanks. I forgot that one.
"Link for president anyone? "
It's an improvement on what we have in the Whitehouse right now. 😁
So we get a big lecture about forgotten films from the 80s and then it starts off with a 1993 movie?
It's obvious somebody was too focused on trying to sound good to actually pay attention to what they were saying but one would think this snafu would have been caught in the editing. My guess is that the movie was produced before the narrator.
C'mon man these people are just throwing these together. They rely on subscribers to list the movies and have no concept of English.
The only film I've seen on this list is Deadly Blessing. I got the Scream Factory collector's edition. I havent seen in since i got it in some time but rememeber REALLY liking it. Excellent writing is really what makes an intriguing film, and great directing polishes it off in presenting that story, and that's really all a good film needs, regardless of budget.
I like the B movie Gargoyles. Great costume creation for the times with that one.
this is my thing, 3 or 4 video tapes almost every night in the 80's, one big budget latest hit and one comedy and 2 B movie horrors.
i raved all night during the 90's
and the 00's lol
I used to work in a video store. Best time of my life.
@@silvervalleystudios2486 I'm pretty sure you mean the free rentals and getting to see new movies (esp straight to video) before anyone else outside of theater screenings. I worked at Blockbuster in 2006 and the customers can bite my shiny ass.
Omg, I vividly remember the movie "Link" from my childhood, but for the life of me, could not remember the title. I only remembered that movie having an mean ape in dress clothes, just not the title. Thanks for mentioning it!
The new kids is such a great film also know as striking back. I can't get hold of it anywhere.
I 💘 LOVED all the movies you covered here! I would love to see more of undiscovered gems like this! Thanks 😊 for making my day.
Wes craven Chiller
The addiction,the the movie that made me a Lili Taylor fan.
The serpent and the rainbow
Someday this channel will start listing the films they show, then their subscription rate will climb.
Narrator on Retribution: "A true horror fan..."
Me: Gues I'm not a true horror fan because I didn't like Retribution.
9:32 "...hide the body in a quick time" - Ah, first time englishing, I see.
The Hunger is on HBO Max at the moment. I may go give it a look. I haven't seen it since I was a kid back in the early 80s.
Fun fact there used to be an award show for horror movies called the horror hall of fame.
@HECTOR MONTALVO probably because the overseers in Hollywood didn't think there would be profit for it since it caters specifically to one group of people.
Couple of forgotten gems here... great reminders!!!
1 - I'd definitely watch it.
2 - Yeah... maybe...
3 - Hard pass.
4 - Meh... pass.
5 - I'd watch it.
6 - Meh... maybe...
7 - Meh... probably pass.
8 - Absolutely, yes!
9 - Pass.
10 - Maybe... but only because of Sam Raimi.
11 - ...maybe.
The 80's were awesome. Great decade. Many great movies.
Anyone else remember "The Unholy "? I seen it in the theater, back in the day. I liked it.
Waxwork, The Keep, Lair of the White Worm
You guys keep on surprising me with movies that I've never seen I have a list saved and it's mostly this Channel and it's called watch these movies.
Appreciate the lists but maybe not show the endings of the films you are recommending...
Good suggestion!
Nah. Thee movie have been around for years and people need to get over the whole "spoilers" thing especially when you know this channel always shows the endings to begin with.
@@KatieCatWalker doesn’t make sense to show the ending and recommend watching it .
That is exactly what happened in the 80's... first film came out in '93. Awesome research.
I consider myself a bit of a torrenting God, but even I couldn't track down most of these. LOVE IT!
In Link the ape is an orang oetang but in the book it's a chimpansee.That's why i wouldn't mind a remake, because chimps are much more violent and scary.
Jeffrey Combs is the best Horror Actor ever.....
Best sci Fi/horror movie actor period, first movie I seen him in was it came from beyond ever since than I've been a fan even in his Minor role's his memorable like when he guest starred in the urban movie caught up.
"Resolution" (2012) and "The Endless" (2017) are recent examples.
See them if you haven't.
Don't forget Spring, and now more recently Synchronic.
What about "Deadly friend"? from 1986 I have seen some of your vids but you have not mentioned it. I saw it when I was like 5 or 6 and it terrified me.
Same I seen it at 7 and it left a lasting impression on questions about life death,tech,and alchemy 😁
Seeing the hot blonde from House on Sorority Row get killed always makes me sad. She was so cute playing with the toy
Imagine talking about Lovecraft based movie and saying "...and a better story would have made this a classic."
Peter Weller would also have an extensive voice acting career as well, which began around the same time as Of Unknown Origin, by voicing people in G.I. Joe (Action Force for those of you that are overseas) and G1 Transformers.
Kewl List!! The Lift is an underrated movie! Thanks for reminding me.
Sgt. Stedenko always seems to be chasing after green vans.🤔
Awesome list!👍🏽
Link! I remember this when it first came out!
Check out "The Hidden" it could not even get a distribution deal when Released and was 4 walled, like billy jack or walking tall the audience who did see it Loved it.
The opening Bank Robbery and Chase Seen are Fantastic as good as any big budget chase .
this is a great list! Thanks
Maybe "Thou shalt not kill" has inspired Nicholas Cage's film "Mandy"? Both stories sounds pretty similar to me...
Just by the famliar faces alone I will try to seek out these movies if theyre streaming.
Link has my vote!!
Awesome stuff, will enjoy watching!
My favorite type of movies
Ok..after 30 years I'm gonna finally say it! How the flip is The new kids ever considered to be a horror movie?! I rented this movie when I was 10 as I religiously rented movies every weekend. Always rented horror movies. Then I rented this. Thought horror like hey monsters, gore, you know real horror movies. So I was like when are monsters gonna come out or some evil entity or something scary? Then it was over and this movie stuck with me for years! I always debated this movie as being a drama suspense movie. How the hell it ever got labeled and classified as horror baffled me for 3 decades. I know in the 80s classification was determined differently and once it labeled it normally stays that way. Then I see it on this recommended horror flicks to watch! I had to say something. This is a good movie but in no way shape or form is it a horror movie! Christine was about bullies but cause the car was alive and murderous the movie easily passed as horror. This movie is literally all drama with some mystery barely. Some suspense. Horror though. How? It's a bully movie where someone has enough and sticks up for themselves. Guess cause people died it became horror. Nobody ever could ever answer why this is classified as horror.
The Hunger was a good movie. But as I recall her lovers stay alive and immortal, the real catch is that they age and stay immortal as aged corpses laying in their coffins.
The CAR 1977
Thanks for the tips. Very useful. BTW, I think "Diabolique" is a French film. All the actors are French, as is the language.
Why does no one ever talk about the old gem titled "The Ugly"?
From the 90s?
I somewhat remember it, but I never saw the full movie, only like an hour of it. I remember it being about psychologist trying to understand a killer, with some cool scenes.
I rented it with my girlfriend and I never got to see the last third of the movie, because we got “distracted.”
Gotta look for it now!
Thanks for reminding me of the movie!
@@CorbCorbin yeah it was released in 1997. I just rewatched it today. Its actually good
Glad to see a movie like retribution finally get some attention that it definitely deserves
Marvelous Video, the less annoying and repetitive WatchMojo
Great list
Plaga Zombie Trilogy, Dead Next Door and other no-budget zombie movies!
The Hunger is not forgotten or unspoken of anymore, it is considered a classic.
Richard Franklin wasn't just a die hard Hitchcock fan, Hitchcock mentored him. 🤦🏻♀️
Marvelous some thought for next list are found footage movies, most bizarre monster bodys- inside, deadly puppets , most grosses alien experiments , best Cyberpunk implant in the movies , the best director cut horror movies and most rasist thing that manage to go in to comics
I was once very scared to see blood. It’s the opposite way now
Sometimes the best gems, are underrateds
Brain Damage 1988 great horror movie
Love the lists, but would love if you put the movie titles in the description. Time stamps would be helpful too.
@Reasonable Weasel yeah, I think whoever puts the videos together hires voiceover actors to do the readings.
I watch Necronomicon at least once every 90 days
Been trying to find necronomicon for years. Love all things lovecraft. I know ill love it just can't find it anywhere😪😪😪
You should also take a look at the movie Slither if you want something creepy.