What's up everyone? Question...what are some of the scariest horror SEQUELS? That is list that I'm putting together for a future vid. Thank you all for watching. You guys rock!
Paranormal Activity 2 was pretty good. More cameras catching paranormal events. A skeptic turning into a believer. And of course we find out what Katie did after she threw her boyfriend through the door...
I really really love that film. Loved the performances, the idea of who the murderers ended up being, the character of Bughuul, loved everything about it. If I were to create a list, this would definitely be in it.
@@DarkKnight-q2d Yes, Sinister is one of the best modern day horror films for me. I think it's much better than Insidious, but more people seem to prefer Insidious...no idea why.
My favorite scary moment comes from my favorite horror film of all time, Friday The 13th Part 2. It is the scene where Ginny and Paul return to the camp, and it seems deserted. The lights are all off. Ginny keeps telling Paul that there is somebody in this room. Next second, Jason pops up in the dark corner, and lunges at Paul. I was six years old the first time I saw this movie. I'm thirty six now,and, that scene has always creeped me out whenever I watch this movie. Friday The 13th Part 2 is also the first horror film that I've ever seen. Thank you for another awesome video 😎😎😎😎😎
For me personally , the film that scared me & still does give me chills more than anything isn't even a horror film .. Titanic. Just the thought of being trapped on a giant steel sinking ship surrounded by loves ones in the middle of a freezing ocean is almost scarier than anything I could imagine. true horror.
Haha Crispin Glover served everybody with that wacky dance... But I gotta go with Carrie and Tommy. The way DePalma filmed that just set up the tension so well for what was about to happen.
Great video Drumdum, HALLOWEEN 4 still rock's love that film the ending still Scares me, and can't wait to rewatch it on AMC Fear Fest This Year with the other Halloween film's playing.
I think my list would be something like this....1: The Exorcist (never fails to creep me out) 2: Nightmare on Elm Street (love the fact that Freddy comes after you while you're sleeping...means there will never truly be an escape from him because everyone has to eventually sleep or they'll die, not to mention the thought of the story of how Freddy came to be when Craven was a kid and saw a strange man looking up into his window really late at night) 3: Sinister 4: The Shining 5: Halloween '78 6: The Conjuring 7: Pet Sematary 8: Black Christmas 9: Jeepers Creepers 10: Friday the 13th '80. Honorable Mention: The thought of Lee ever quitting UA-cam.
In my opinion, "Pet Sematary" is scary and sad at the same time. I also like the theme song by Ramones very much. Btw, I love your work, Lee. I'm waiting for the next list of scariest movies.
Dance scene? Okay.......Honorable mention: Samara Weaving and Judah Lewis in The Babysitter. The winner: Crispin Glover in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter!!!
Great list Lee, gotta say Zelda from Pet Semetary scared the s*** out of me as a kid. I had actually forgotten about her for years after then I rewatched the movie and when I saw her those old emotions came flooding back. I love that you love Halloween 4 so much, it’s such a great film. I think the ending is the best in the franchise. Have you ever done a top ten on stingers at the end of movies you know like F13 Jason jumping out the lake or the scene at the end of Carrie? Guess they could be dream sequences or jump scares?
Kudos for including THE BLACKCOAT'S DAUGHTER (seen in on a movie festival when it still was called FEBRUARY)! It's such an obscure, underrated flick, and brings something truly unique to ye olde Possession-theme. It's a very emotional movie, but the atmosphere, damn, is so, so cold! This movie haunted me for months.
Yep, I personally don’t think it’s scary because slashers don’t scare me (other than Black Christmas and the original Halloween) but it is a very creepy movie! I’d say the original, part 2, and the Final Chapter are the scariest in the series
Drumdums I guess I’ve just been desensitized at this point because it’s my favorite Friday movie and probably my favorite slasher of all time along with the original Halloween 😂
Have you consider maybe doing a video on the top 10 male horror film characters....Probably not Final Guys as lets face it...there are not that many that make it...but maybe just the best characters?
The only 2 movies to every scare me in my life were the conjuring and lights out, the only reason lights out scared me was cause i really hate the dark sometimes
Top 3, scariest movies I saw at the movies.. 1. Jaws 2. Halloween ( begged my Mom until she took me) 3. Alien (snuck into the movie) All three have me numerous nights of no sleep and nightmares... Gosh, I love horror movies!!!
Hello once again from the dark corner of my room. I love your list here, and love all the films. Great video! Thank you for not spoiling Starry Eyes or The Blackcoats Daughter, as I have yet to see them, and am now going to check them out in the next couple days. Dark tidings Lee! :)
Awesome list Lee, now that you mentioned Halloween 4 as your #1 from this list, I'm sad to say that I lost my Michael Myers Lifesize Anamotranic to a fire we had a few days ago. It started from the next block over and it was able to reach our backyard. I had to evacuate my house right away, thankfully my house and my grandparents house are ok, my grandparents house is currently vacant but I'm grateful that it didn't catch on fire. We lost everything we had in our backyard including my Michael Myers Lifesize Anamotranic that we usually displayed every year on Halloween night for our Haunted House. Not to mention the Regan from the Exorcist Anamotranic as well. So no Halloween for my family this year, I'll just be staying home watching AMC's Fear Fest all day on Halloween night. It absolutely killed me having lost my Michael Anamotranic, I had a good 10yr run with him, hopefully I can find another Anamotranic that's as realistic looking like the one I had or even better for our future Haunted Houses when we get the backyard rebuilt. This has definitely been the year from hell for my family. Loosing my Dad 3 months ago, the fire a few days ago and an earthquake the night before yesterday. Hell, I can make my own horror movie myself with everything that's happened to me this year, and I've missed alot of your videos. 😥 Anyway, hopefully things start looking up soon. This year truly sucks. This video list really helped keep my mind busy from thinking of all the bad things that have happened recently. Thank you for all you do for us Lee. 😊
There was a movie I watched as a little kid that most people don't know of, but it scared the piss outta me, "Hell Night". Damn movie gave me nightmares for a long time. Emily Rose also gave some chills, and I was a grown ass man in the military when I watched that.
I wouldn't say it's the scariest but the most disturbing movie ever to me is Eraserhead. I've tried several times but I cannot finish that movie. It is really disturbing on a deep level for some reason and it just makes me too uncomfortable to watch the whole thing.
Awesome list! I'm surprised that Pennywise didn't make the cut, but again, it's your list, and I liked it anyway. I'd have to say that when you mentioned Pet Sematery, Zelda was who scared me the most in that movie. Yes, Gage was scary obviously, but Zelda was really creepy, I think even more creepy than Gage, but Gage's kills were epic! Great list, and I can't wait for more videos!
One thing I've always wondered. Do you think people would have liked part 5 more if Jamie was the killer and Myers wasn't in the movie or maybe have Myers ghost influence Jamie. I've always wondered that.
@@ryan4ever956 No Question sir lot of ways they could have done it not saying her going around killing people cause Physically she can't over power nobody but still had her evil also they killed off Rachael way to quickly which was a mistake and the addiction of the man in black was a mistake
This question is similar to if tommy had been the killer in friday the 13 part five. Only difference is if halloween five gone the jamie is killer route they would have waited ten years for the movie to come out.#MikeNice
Good list Lee, I had a feeling Halloween 4 would turn up. I respect your opinions, Black Christmas is one of my all time favourites. I had a huge crush on Olivia Hussey after seeing that movie lol. A few of my favourite films that feel that feel special to me are, The Omen, Ringu, The Blair Witch Project and Audition. I think it's because of the circumstances that I'd seen them or it was my age at the time. The Omen, I'd first seen when i was probably 11 years old and it scared me, trying not to spoil but the scene late in the film involving a truck that rolls downhill gave me chills and properly shocked me. The "Look at me Damien, it's all for you" scene is one of the best scenes in horror, it really stays with you. Ringu, was one of the first Japanese movies I had seen and so it felt very new to me especially reading subtitles. The slow burn mystery was very unsettling to me at the time, it's not a very stylish movie really which helps it to be more effective I think. It was a very different approach to horror that put me on edge. The footage on the cassette made me feel I had seen something I shouldn't have, made me sleep with the lamp on that night and the ending really creeped me out. One of the extras on the dvd was the cassette footage that had a disclaimer at the beginning basically saying that if anything happens to you after watching, the distributors are not responsible. That freaked me out at the time but it's amusing now thinking back. Blair Witch Project, was a film that came out at exactly the right time, everyone I knew was talking about it and there was a documentary on channel 4 here in the UK that showed footage of people feeling uneasy after seeing it in the US, reports of people passing out etc. There was a lot of fuss about the film that was similar to The Excorcist I thought. I actually believed at the time it was genuinely found footage. I didn't have the Internet back then so it was harder to read up on the film so it felt mysterious to me. I remember my manager at the time had seen it and said it was shit, you don't see anything. After I'd seen it I thought it's what you don't see is what makes it scary, use your imagination. Watching this by myself in the dark is still scary to me. Audition, was the second Japanese movie I had watched and I discovered it while flicking through channels, I knew nothing of the film and thought it was a slightly odd romantic movie. It's about a guy who's wife has recently died. He and his friend think of an idea come up with an idea of auditioning women for a part in a play that doesn't exist just to try and date them, bit of a sleazy setup I thought but it's done in a lighthearted way I guess. It soon changes into a completely different film that I can't spoil, but this movie just happened to me by accident, it tricked me and then shocked the hell out of me. If you read all this, thank you.
I love Halloween 4, and if I had to say the first conjuring would be at the top for me I remember the first time I ever saw it, and it really got to me, I’ve always thought that movie was majorly scary. Nice video as always.
Great video as always! Not sure if you’ve already done this before but I think it would be cool to see like a top 20- top 50 horror movie moments. Either a list of your favorite moments or the most scary single scenes in films.
I would love to see, if you haven't done it already, your most disturbing movie list. Could be exploitation, gore, subject matter, or anything you think is a "hard to watch." Keep up the great videos.
I agree with you, Night of the Living Dead was the best of the "of The Dead" series. I can't watch it at night, it creeps me out too much even tho i have seen it quite a few times. Thanks for the video. Keep up the excellent work.
Hello Drumdums it's Chuck how are you doing today? I think Halloween 4 is very scary and the first Friday the 13th is scary too. Keep up the great work Lee my friend.
Scares are very subjective, very very true. Still i usually find myself agreeing with you, this superb list is no different. I've even added some to my "watch list" cheers Drum
Awesome vid Lee , crazy great list, that’s what makes it awesome is it’s ur list and it’s a topic of great conversation. Personally I just would jumped Night of the Living Dead to the top because it changed movie horror and tv horror viewing completely, it was so frightening because it was different. Great job Lee thx buddy
You can never go wrong with John Carpenter. The Fog is a nice addition to Part Deux of your list. Found footage flicks to me are gimmicky. I just can't get behind them. You should check out, if you haven't already, The House of The Devil, Session 9, and a little-known gem called: The Eyes of My Mother. Keep up the good work, amigo.
@@johnrhodes9533 I agree it's scarier how he descends deeper into mental illness & addiction then snaps and hurts his family psychologically. That happens all the time in real life dealing with one's mental demons which is true fear. And it's terrifying to think of your own self destruction leading you to terrorize and hurt your own loved ones.
Hey Drumdums! I have a video recommendation, Could you do a horror Q&A? It would be cool and interesting to hear what you have to say about some peoples questions. 😊
Good list! My scary movie that still sends shivers down my spine is always going to be the originalTexas Chainsaw Massacre and the 1979 version of Stephen King's Salem's Lot. Child vampires floating outside your window are terrifying.
One of the scariest movies I've ever seen is House With The Laughing Windows. It's got that mood that starts from disquieting, then goes to eerie and then to full blown terrifying.
Top 10 dance scenes in horror sounds awesome! I immediately think of Crispin Glover in Friday the 13th, Part IV. I wonder if that's the scene that inspired her idea! Will have to search for this review on your channel now!
I love this list it is awesome because you spanned several decades and subgenres, Kudos brother. I can not agree with you more that the 70s has such a gritty look I am not sure it was on purpose or because of the technology of the time. Literally one of the best top horror list I have seen lately. Hey I am still pushing for the Omen to make someone's list before Halloween 2020. LOL
I feel you on the "problems" with making a list....for a horror fan for at least ten years it's almost impossible to do a top ten and be satisfied. A top 50 ok...but top 10 or 20 is difficult I'm glad you dug Paranormal Activity! I loved it...they made use our imagination a lot and that should be done more in horror.
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews Exactly. I was so glad to see Night in this second list. That movie terrified me when I was little but I always watched it. As a horror fan for 30 years I long for the scare/rush these movies gave me as a child. Ever so often a movie may make me feel it momentarily and that's always a great feeling.
The film that got to me was Carpenter's Halloween. It was the first slasher I'd ever seen. It was extremely unsettling to me that Michael kept coming back to life; and the small-town USA setting paired with the score gave me chills.
Candy man is one of the scariest movies I've ever seen.. u seem to like the score. This movie has a very unsettling score, and atmosphere... and Tony Todd's voice.!!
Thanks bro. U have 1 of the best channels on here. I like how all your lists are personal. A lot of youtubers are what the masses say. Always the same movies on their lists. Yours are different. Its what scares you.. not what you think scares everyone else
Great list. To anybody out there who loved the Shining, watch the movie "Doctor Sleep." It is a sequel to "The Shining" and is really good. It is about Danny Torrence who is all grown up and is played by Ewan McGregor.
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews The worst is over and October and Halloween are around the bend. Can Only get better from here, but thank you for the kind words.
The movie that scared me the most was "Nightmare On Elm Street", and it isn't even close. I'm mostly freaked out by stuff that you can't control. That's why slasher movies have never been my thing. Theoretically you can just get away from them. As long as you can run faster than Jason can walk, you're good. However, Freddy was in your sleep, when you were most vulnerable. THAT freaked me out. I couldn't sleep for a couple days after that one. Movies with the occult, witchcraft, or ones that deal with demons and devils also get me.
Yo man! Love your channel. Have you thought about a top choice movies for the approaching Halloween season?? It's always fun to do a Halloween season list! Cheers!
Pet Sematary for sure!! Zelda, she was a frightening visual!!! The movie has a whole new meaning as an adult, and a parent. Cujo still scares me! I'm deathly afraid of big dogs!!
Great list! Btw what you had with Halloween 4, i myself had with Halloween 2 1981. First Halloween i saw ever. And it really gave me bad sleep and nightmares for some time. The Thing i had it also, but with Halloween 2 a little bit more. Huge nightmares about him following me. The look of that mask in that movie also haunted me. Talking about your number 10. The original Friday the 13th. I had very creepy feelings the moment with that imitated child voice asking for help, to lure Brenda out of her cabin. Btw another question, nothing to do with the list. Why do you always talk so fast at the end of your videos. Before you say Drum Dums out? Just curious. 😉
Sorry im late. I totally agree with number 1. I didn't see it until 92 or 93 when i was 8 or 9 but i remember this movie scaring the crap out of me. It affected me for a long time and my uncle made it worse by opening my window when i didn't know it and reached in and grabbed my leg a few minutes into going to bed that night and made it 10 times worse.
What's up everyone? Question...what are some of the scariest horror SEQUELS? That is list that I'm putting together for a future vid. Thank you all for watching. You guys rock!
Have you ever seen the Aussie flick “Wolf Creek”?
The Conjuring 2, Friday part 4, Halloween 2
Demons 2
28 Weeks Later was a solid movie
Paranormal Activity 2 was pretty good. More cameras catching paranormal events. A skeptic turning into a believer. And of course we find out what Katie did after she threw her boyfriend through the door...
The fact that the director of 'a Christmas story' also directed 'Black Christmas' still blows my mind. 2 heartwarming Christmas classics! 🎅🏻
Sinister (2012)! Ethan Hawkes performance was great. Also was dark as hell
I really really love that film. Loved the performances, the idea of who the murderers ended up being, the character of Bughuul, loved everything about it. If I were to create a list, this would definitely be in it.
@@DarkKnight-q2d Yes, Sinister is one of the best modern day horror films for me. I think it's much better than Insidious, but more people seem to prefer Insidious...no idea why.
My favorite scary moment comes from my favorite horror film of all time, Friday The 13th Part 2. It is the scene where Ginny and Paul return to the camp, and it seems deserted. The lights are all off. Ginny keeps telling Paul that there is somebody in this room. Next second, Jason pops up in the dark corner, and lunges at Paul. I was six years old the first time I saw this movie. I'm thirty six now,and, that scene has always creeped me out whenever I watch this movie. Friday The 13th Part 2 is also the first horror film that I've ever seen.
Thank you for another awesome video 😎😎😎😎😎
For me personally , the film that scared me & still does give me chills more than anything isn't even a horror film .. Titanic. Just the thought of being trapped on a giant steel sinking ship surrounded by loves ones in the middle of a freezing ocean is almost scarier than anything I could imagine. true horror.
Very interesting...
Top ten dance? Crispen Glover wants his award, and he wants it now.
No one will beat Glover's panty-droppin' moves from Friday the 13th.
Haha Crispin Glover served everybody with that wacky dance... But I gotta go with Carrie and Tommy. The way DePalma filmed that just set up the tension so well for what was about to happen.
Great video Drumdum, HALLOWEEN 4 still rock's love that film the ending still Scares me, and can't wait to rewatch it on AMC Fear Fest This Year with the other Halloween film's playing.
Thanks brother!
Lee, I gotta agree with you.
Part 4 of Halloween is pretty scary.
And once you get to that ending, You'll definitely never forget it!
Great ranking, Lee! Halloween 4 is definitely scary. The first 4 Halloweens were more suspenseful than the rest of the franchise.
Black Christmas was very scary as well and I only recently watched it for the first time.
Love Halloween 4 that's my favorite of the Halloween Franchise!
@@jdogjohnson9038 it’s my favorite too!
I think my list would be something like this....1: The Exorcist (never fails to creep me out) 2: Nightmare on Elm Street (love the fact that Freddy comes after you while you're sleeping...means there will never truly be an escape from him because everyone has to eventually sleep or they'll die, not to mention the thought of the story of how Freddy came to be when Craven was a kid and saw a strange man looking up into his window really late at night) 3: Sinister 4: The Shining 5: Halloween '78 6: The Conjuring 7: Pet Sematary 8: Black Christmas 9: Jeepers Creepers 10: Friday the 13th '80. Honorable Mention: The thought of Lee ever quitting UA-cam.
Why is there no sequels?
In my opinion, "Pet Sematary" is scary and sad at the same time. I also like the theme song by Ramones very much. Btw, I love your work, Lee. I'm waiting for the next list of scariest movies.
Agreed!
Dance scene? Okay.......Honorable mention: Samara Weaving and Judah Lewis in The Babysitter. The winner: Crispin Glover in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter!!!
I love Pet Sematary! Zelda was the most disturbing character to me lol.
Never get out off bed again!!!!!!
After 30 years it still gives me the creeps
Yessa Zelda and Pascow creeped me out!! In the remake, church was the scariest lol
I completely agree with your number one!! Love everything about Halloween 4 !!
"and by the end, she's getting her head chopped off" made me LOL.
Love your lists and all the movies. You're the best and you have the best UA-cam Channel *
Wow thank you Mariah!
The Shining really terrified me.
Great list Lee, gotta say Zelda from Pet Semetary scared the s*** out of me as a kid. I had actually forgotten about her for years after then I rewatched the movie and when I saw her those old emotions came flooding back.
I love that you love Halloween 4 so much, it’s such a great film. I think the ending is the best in the franchise.
Have you ever done a top ten on stingers at the end of movies you know like F13 Jason jumping out the lake or the scene at the end of Carrie? Guess they could be dream sequences or jump scares?
Kudos for including THE BLACKCOAT'S DAUGHTER (seen in on a movie festival when it still was called FEBRUARY)! It's such an obscure, underrated flick, and brings something truly unique to ye olde Possession-theme. It's a very emotional movie, but the atmosphere, damn, is so, so cold! This movie haunted me for months.
Nice ranking lee, I agree friday the 13 is very creepy and I think Is underrated when talking about scary horror 👍
Yep, I personally don’t think it’s scary because slashers don’t scare me (other than Black Christmas and the original Halloween) but it is a very creepy movie! I’d say the original, part 2, and the Final Chapter are the scariest in the series
Yeah that movie scared a LOT of people back in the day....including me.
Drumdums I guess I’ve just been desensitized at this point because it’s my favorite Friday movie and probably my favorite slasher of all time along with the original Halloween 😂
It's cool to find a respectable horror channel that shares my favorite horror killer! Drumdums and Sewn 2gether pics are my favorite horror channels.
You've got to put fantasia on one of your horror lists cause nothing is scarier than the evil that is Disney 😁
Thank you again for your work Lee, I love lists!!! Keep 'em coming my friend.
Thank you Robert!
Have you consider maybe doing a video on the top 10 male horror film characters....Probably not Final Guys as lets face it...there are not that many that make it...but maybe just the best characters?
Actually I have a list made up for that. Definitely happening.
Dr. Loomis, Tommy Jarvis and all the male members of the Dream Warriors would have to be on any legit list, I'd say. And maybe Dokken too.
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews Halloween spin off with Danielle Harris as psycho Jamie Lloyd. Maybe a fan movie.
(Near) Final guys list,needs to happen!
Thanks for the list Lee. I can't wait to check out "The Black Coat's Daughter." ☠
Some super creepy stuff in that one brother.
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews Looking forward to it. : )
The only 2 movies to every scare me in my life were the conjuring and lights out, the only reason lights out scared me was cause i really hate the dark sometimes
Top 3, scariest movies I saw at the movies..
1. Jaws
2. Halloween ( begged my Mom until she took me)
3. Alien (snuck into the movie)
All three have me numerous nights of no sleep and nightmares... Gosh, I love horror movies!!!
Nice list👍🏻. These ranking or list videos are awesome 🎃
Hello once again from the dark corner of my room.
I love your list here, and love all the films. Great video!
Thank you for not spoiling Starry Eyes or The Blackcoats Daughter, as I have yet to see them, and am now going to check them out in the next couple days.
Dark tidings Lee! :)
Those 2 movies are amazing.
Awesome list Lee, now that you mentioned Halloween 4 as your #1 from this list, I'm sad to say that I lost my Michael Myers Lifesize Anamotranic to a fire we had a few days ago. It started from the next block over and it was able to reach our backyard. I had to evacuate my house right away, thankfully my house and my grandparents house are ok, my grandparents house is currently vacant but I'm grateful that it didn't catch on fire. We lost everything we had in our backyard including my Michael Myers Lifesize Anamotranic that we usually displayed every year on Halloween night for our Haunted House. Not to mention the Regan from the Exorcist Anamotranic as well. So no Halloween for my family this year, I'll just be staying home watching AMC's Fear Fest all day on Halloween night. It absolutely killed me having lost my Michael Anamotranic, I had a good 10yr run with him, hopefully I can find another Anamotranic that's as realistic looking like the one I had or even better for our future Haunted Houses when we get the backyard rebuilt. This has definitely been the year from hell for my family. Loosing my Dad 3 months ago, the fire a few days ago and an earthquake the night before yesterday. Hell, I can make my own horror movie myself with everything that's happened to me this year, and I've missed alot of your videos. 😥 Anyway, hopefully things start looking up soon. This year truly sucks. This video list really helped keep my mind busy from thinking of all the bad things that have happened recently. Thank you for all you do for us Lee. 😊
There was a movie I watched as a little kid that most people don't know of, but it scared the piss outta me, "Hell Night". Damn movie gave me nightmares for a long time. Emily Rose also gave some chills, and I was a grown ass man in the military when I watched that.
Nice list Lee
I’m gonna try & watch Blackcoats Daughter
Sounds like a good movie
It is!
I wouldn't say it's the scariest but the most disturbing movie ever to me is Eraserhead. I've tried several times but I cannot finish that movie. It is really disturbing on a deep level for some reason and it just makes me too uncomfortable to watch the whole thing.
Love your list!! I'm like you Halloween 4 got me into the franchise, I think it has some of the best atmosphere of all the Halloween movies!!
Blackcoats Daughter is criminally underrated 🔥
Jill Ann So much agreed Jill!
Completely agree. I thought the ending was stunning, and quite ambiguous too. Chilling stuff.
Best dance scenes from a horror movie, imo, are Bloody Birthday and The Wicker Man (1973)
Awesome list! I'm surprised that Pennywise didn't make the cut, but again, it's your list, and I liked it anyway. I'd have to say that when you mentioned Pet Sematery, Zelda was who scared me the most in that movie. Yes, Gage was scary obviously, but Zelda was really creepy, I think even more creepy than Gage, but Gage's kills were epic! Great list, and I can't wait for more videos!
That scene with Georgie was scary as hell.
Great List Lee Halloween 4 Great Sequel and the twist at the end with Jamie was Fantastic to bad in part 5 they didn't know what to do with it
Agreed. Man if they could have delivered a sequel to match 4 in quality, wow.
One thing I've always wondered. Do you think people would have liked part 5 more if Jamie was the killer and Myers wasn't in the movie or maybe have Myers ghost influence Jamie. I've always wondered that.
@@ryan4ever956 No Question sir lot of ways they could have done it not saying her going around killing people cause Physically she can't over power nobody but still had her evil also they killed off Rachael way to quickly which was a mistake and the addiction of the man in black was a mistake
@@jamesmorant1406 agree
This question is similar to if tommy had been the killer in friday the 13 part five. Only difference is if halloween five gone the jamie is killer route they would have waited ten years for the movie to come out.#MikeNice
Good list Lee, I had a feeling Halloween 4 would turn up. I respect your opinions, Black Christmas is one of my all time favourites. I had a huge crush on Olivia Hussey after seeing that movie lol. A few of my favourite films that feel that feel special to me are, The Omen, Ringu, The Blair Witch Project and Audition. I think it's because of the circumstances that I'd seen them or it was my age at the time.
The Omen, I'd first seen when i was probably 11 years old and it scared me, trying not to spoil but the scene late in the film involving a truck that rolls downhill gave me chills and properly shocked me. The "Look at me Damien, it's all for you" scene is one of the best scenes in horror, it really stays with you.
Ringu, was one of the first Japanese movies I had seen and so it felt very new to me especially reading subtitles. The slow burn mystery was very unsettling to me at the time, it's not a very stylish movie really which helps it to be more effective I think. It was a very different approach to horror that put me on edge. The footage on the cassette made me feel I had seen something I shouldn't have, made me sleep with the lamp on that night and the ending really creeped me out. One of the extras on the dvd was the cassette footage that had a disclaimer at the beginning basically saying that if anything happens to you after watching, the distributors are not responsible. That freaked me out at the time but it's amusing now thinking back.
Blair Witch Project, was a film that came out at exactly the right time, everyone I knew was talking about it and there was a documentary on channel 4 here in the UK that showed footage of people feeling uneasy after seeing it in the US, reports of people passing out etc. There was a lot of fuss about the film that was similar to The Excorcist I thought. I actually believed at the time it was genuinely found footage. I didn't have the Internet back then so it was harder to read up on the film so it felt mysterious to me. I remember my manager at the time had seen it and said it was shit, you don't see anything. After I'd seen it I thought it's what you don't see is what makes it scary, use your imagination. Watching this by myself in the dark is still scary to me.
Audition, was the second Japanese movie I had watched and I discovered it while flicking through channels, I knew nothing of the film and thought it was a slightly odd romantic movie. It's about a guy who's wife has recently died. He and his friend think of an idea come up with an idea of auditioning women for a part in a play that doesn't exist just to try and date them, bit of a sleazy setup I thought but it's done in a lighthearted way I guess. It soon changes into a completely different film that I can't spoil, but this movie just happened to me by accident, it tricked me and then shocked the hell out of me.
If you read all this, thank you.
I love Halloween 4, and if I had to say the first conjuring would be at the top for me I remember the first time I ever saw it, and it really got to me, I’ve always thought that movie was majorly scary. Nice video as always.
Great video as always! Not sure if you’ve already done this before but I think it would be cool to see like a top 20- top 50 horror movie moments. Either a list of your favorite moments or the most scary single scenes in films.
I like that. Might be good for a live stream.
I would love to see, if you haven't done it already, your most disturbing movie list.
Could be exploitation, gore, subject matter, or anything you think is a "hard to watch."
Keep up the great videos.
Oh, Great intro! And great video! 😄
"Cherubic." Never heard this used before, I like it.
The movie that scared me to the point that I had nightmares was “The Ring” from 2002! Great list!
Freddys revenge broke me.
I agree with you, Night of the Living Dead was the best of the "of The Dead" series. I can't watch it at night, it creeps me out too much even tho i have seen it quite a few times. Thanks for the video. Keep up the excellent work.
Heck ya, loved this list and everything on it!👌🏽👍🏽
Thank you Olivia!
Hello Drumdums it's Chuck how are you doing today? I think Halloween 4 is very scary and the first Friday the 13th is scary too. Keep up the great work Lee my friend.
Even though I knew it was fake, Paranormal 2 FREAKED ME OUT! The last 20 minutes for sure.
Great list! Lee.
Scares are very subjective, very very true. Still i usually find myself agreeing with you, this superb list is no different. I've even added some to my "watch list" cheers Drum
The Ramons did the ending theme song.
"🎶 I dont wanna be buried in a pet cemetery" 🎶
Awesome vid Lee , crazy great list, that’s what makes it awesome is it’s ur list and it’s a topic of great conversation. Personally I just would jumped Night of the Living Dead to the top because it changed movie horror and tv horror viewing completely, it was so frightening because it was different. Great job Lee thx buddy
Night would deserve that spot no questions asked.
This was DOPE. 🔥 🔥 🔥 HORROR movie's. Rock 💜💜💜
You can never go wrong with John Carpenter. The Fog is a nice addition to Part Deux of your list. Found footage flicks to me are gimmicky. I just can't get behind them. You should check out, if you haven't already, The House of The Devil, Session 9, and a little-known gem called: The Eyes of My Mother. Keep up the good work, amigo.
The Shining got to me because I felt bad for Wendy and Danny. Jack was purely abusive and evil
@@johnrhodes9533 I agree it's scarier how he descends deeper into mental illness & addiction then snaps and hurts his family psychologically. That happens all the time in real life dealing with one's mental demons which is true fear. And it's terrifying to think of your own self destruction leading you to terrorize and hurt your own loved ones.
Hey Drumdums! I have a video recommendation, Could you do a horror Q&A? It would be cool and interesting to hear what you have to say about some peoples questions. 😊
Just going through the back catalogue - thanks brother!
Thank YOU brother!
Good list! My scary movie that still sends shivers down my spine is always going to be the originalTexas Chainsaw Massacre and the 1979 version of Stephen King's Salem's Lot. Child vampires floating outside your window are terrifying.
The Fog is the one that freaked me the hell out when I was young!! Great choice!
Horror is subjective - The wall troll story from 'cats eye' gave me nightmares for years as a kid.
I hate that little creep!
Great video lee.i think the final chapter is scarier than the original friday the 13th IMO
One of the scariest movies I've ever seen is House With The Laughing Windows. It's got that mood that starts from disquieting, then goes to eerie and then to full blown terrifying.
Adding that to my watch list. Thank you!
Top 10 dance scenes in horror sounds awesome! I immediately think of Crispin Glover in Friday the 13th, Part IV. I wonder if that's the scene that inspired her idea! Will have to search for this review on your channel now!
Yes that scene is definitely on there.
Blackcoats Daughter is called February here in Australia. 🤷♀️
Thats strange 🤔
I think it's called February everywhere except here in the US. I could be wrong though.
In Italy it's known as February - The Innocence Of Evil.
@@DrGregoryHouseIT oooo, I like that extended title
@@wolfpac1970 Interesting 🤔
I love this list it is awesome because you spanned several decades and subgenres, Kudos brother. I can not agree with you more that the 70s has such a gritty look I am not sure it was on purpose or because of the technology of the time. Literally one of the best top horror list I have seen lately. Hey I am still pushing for the Omen to make someone's list before Halloween 2020. LOL
Thank you Theodore!
My man Lee pulled out the universe again,top man.
👏👏
I feel you on the "problems" with making a list....for a horror fan for at least ten years it's almost impossible to do a top ten and be satisfied. A top 50 ok...but top 10 or 20 is difficult
I'm glad you dug Paranormal Activity! I loved it...they made use our imagination a lot and that should be done more in horror.
Yep. You're never going to please everyone. I've learned that one.
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews Exactly. I was so glad to see Night in this second list. That movie terrified me when I was little but I always watched it. As a horror fan for 30 years I long for the scare/rush these movies gave me as a child. Ever so often a movie may make me feel it momentarily and that's always a great feeling.
As always nice work Lee
Thank you Josh!
Never heard of Starry Eyes might have to check it out.
The film that got to me was Carpenter's Halloween. It was the first slasher I'd ever seen. It was extremely unsettling to me that Michael kept coming back to life; and the small-town USA setting paired with the score gave me chills.
Candy man is one of the scariest movies I've ever seen.. u seem to like the score. This movie has a very unsettling score, and atmosphere... and Tony Todd's voice.!!
Thanks bro. U have 1 of the best channels on here. I like how all your lists are personal. A lot of youtubers are what the masses say. Always the same movies on their lists. Yours are different. Its what scares you.. not what you think scares everyone else
@@ronvaxhon3351 yesss Candyman is one my favorite scary movies!! It doesn't get the love or respect it deserves.
Black coat’s daughter was freaking scary !
Great list LEE!
Thank you Dave!
Respect for all the content Lee, it seems like everyday you post something. Great list and did you hear they started production back up on The Batman
Putting films that surprise us onto lists is new. Alice Sweet Alice & Valentine for me.
Alice Sweet Alice is hella creepy.
🔥🔥 list Lee 🤟
Thanks Lee, love these lists more more more!!!!
I still jumped a little when you showed the ending of Paranormal Activity even tho I knew it was coming lol
Haha my work here is done!
Great list. To anybody out there who loved the Shining, watch the movie "Doctor Sleep." It is a sequel to "The Shining" and is really good. It is about Danny Torrence who is all grown up and is played by Ewan McGregor.
Your Halloween 4 story was like a breath of fresh air.
Peace from burned down Southern Oregon.
Stay safe over there friend.
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews The worst is over and October and Halloween are around the bend.
Can Only get better from here, but thank you for the kind words.
The movie that scared me the most was "Nightmare On Elm Street", and it isn't even close. I'm mostly freaked out by stuff that you can't control. That's why slasher movies have never been my thing. Theoretically you can just get away from them. As long as you can run faster than Jason can walk, you're good. However, Freddy was in your sleep, when you were most vulnerable. THAT freaked me out. I couldn't sleep for a couple days after that one. Movies with the occult, witchcraft, or ones that deal with demons and devils also get me.
I agree with Halloween 4 being number one. It has one of the best endings. I loved it. Still gives me chills.
Yo man! Love your channel. Have you thought about a top choice movies for the approaching Halloween season?? It's always fun to do a Halloween season list! Cheers!
Yes I have. Stay tuned. And thank you!
Thank you hallow-4 was very frightening
I absolutely love Halloween 4! Thank you !Im not alone!
Harrigourney Feavord Hell yeah!!
I thought the Keirnan Shipka performance in Black Coat's daughter was creepy AF.
Men am a big fan of your channel keep up with the good work, am also glad the Shining get the love it deserves, love that movie to death
Pet Sematary for sure!! Zelda, she was a frightening visual!!! The movie has a whole new meaning as an adult, and a parent.
Cujo still scares me! I'm deathly afraid of big dogs!!
Cujo was terrifying Beth. I felt so bad for the kid.
Great list! 🎃
Thanks!
Awesome list
Great video bro
Jay what's up brother?!
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews Not much, same old lol. Hows it going for you bro? Your channel is doing great btw
would you consider reviewing Heat(1995) Unforgiven Se7en and Saving Private Ryan
I agree part 4 was the bomb!!!!!
Great list!
Btw what you had with Halloween 4, i myself had with Halloween 2 1981.
First Halloween i saw ever. And it really gave me bad sleep and nightmares for some time.
The Thing i had it also, but with Halloween 2 a little bit more.
Huge nightmares about him following me. The look of that mask in that movie also haunted me.
Talking about your number 10.
The original Friday the 13th.
I had very creepy feelings the moment with that imitated child voice asking for help, to lure Brenda out of her cabin.
Btw another question, nothing to do with the list.
Why do you always talk so fast at the end of your videos. Before you say Drum Dums out?
Just curious. 😉
Hell night, Darkness falls, The green inferno, Salem's lot...
Also please do a top 10 upcoming new horror movies to look out for in the future.
I do one of those every December or January. Thank you.
Awesome List :)
Thank you!
Sorry im late. I totally agree with number 1. I didn't see it until 92 or 93 when i was 8 or 9 but i remember this movie scaring the crap out of me. It affected me for a long time and my uncle made it worse by opening my window when i didn't know it and reached in and grabbed my leg a few minutes into going to bed that night and made it 10 times worse.