Dude Evil Dead is the king of horror for me. Like the deadites are arguably the best horror villains ever created in the idea that they have more fun fucking with you than just straight up killing you. Fuck I don't know what Sam Raimi was thinking but he had perfect timing in all of it.
I wish they'd view non-mainstream horror, Japanese and otherwise. There are plenty of hidden gems out there that don't constantly rely on jumpscares; some of them are in the form of short films here on UA-cam. Since Garnt is into cosmic horror like Made in Abyss, maybe he'd like Annihilation and Roadside Picnic. Thank you to the one who gave me the time when Garnt talked a bit about Annihilation. Though, I wish he talked more about it.
So true, dude like any analog horror here on yt slays any horror movie. Like my personal fav, is still the Walten files. 100000x scarier than any horror movie ever. I've never gotten full body chills and teared up, or had to stop, a horror movie.
sometimes I play some ThisOldTony to fall asleep to. Bit odd to listen to someone in his garage machining metal to fall asleep to but it's kinda relaxing
to be fair. to "shit" on a horror movie that was seen in a plane, especially paranomral, is a quite a joke. paranormal 1 is exactly that kind of movie that is missing nowdays with all this jumpscare filled nonsense.
Mike Flanagan has ruined horror for me... in a good way. He's so good at producing these epic story and character driven horror projects that everything else seems cheap and overly gory now. Haunting of Hill House, Bly Manor, Midnight Mass, even Hush have become my favorites and go to when I want horror. His spooky, creepy, emotional, and poignant horror is what horror used to be and should be again.
Unpopular opinion, the third one with them as little girls was the best one. I actually loved that one. The rest were extremely bad or just boring. I can't believe that the prequel one was actually where this series peaked.
I don't like horror nowadays where it's just loud noises and jumpscares, the best they can do is make my fists raise. Psychological and comedy horror films on the other hand is great. Jacob's Ladder, The Poughkeepsie Tapes, The wailing, Get Out, and so much more.
As someone who started watching horror films since i was at least 6-7 I never found them scary, even more now as an adult jump scares never get me. Even my friends try to scare me but it doesn’t happen. I have The same thing of knowing that it’s a film, my brain immediately tells me it’s a set, they’re actors so it just never works to scare me. I will say I have definitely preferred Japanese, Korean, and Thai horror. Feels like they have more substance than American horror. Just my preference. And I have nearly watched every horror movie out there. I started by going through every year
you need to watch good american horror. if your take is oh jump scares are bad, then you’re only watching terrible movies that rely on jump scares instead of tension.
Watch analog horrors here on yt, far better than any movie I've seen. Walten files is my fav one. There's a 30 minute and and 1 hour and a half one. They're the only ones you need to watch, amazing series. Made me tear up and have full chills, I am also like you, never scared of horror. But trust bro, walten files is too good
Blair Witch was not before the internet. I remember there being discussions on BW on the internet way back when. We can totally verify this by going on the internet now! Imagine that! Sounds like we are a lot dumber nowadays than we were back then? I'm joking
Honestly speaking would love to see you guys rate Japanese horror films and compare them to Hollywood horror, might be some interesting takes there
Child's Play, Evil Dead, Nightmare on Elm, Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Exocist, and Scream are one of the kings of American horror.
Dude Evil Dead is the king of horror for me. Like the deadites are arguably the best horror villains ever created in the idea that they have more fun fucking with you than just straight up killing you. Fuck I don't know what Sam Raimi was thinking but he had perfect timing in all of it.
i liked conjuring, haunting in connecticut 2 & new daughter
Dead Sushi is directed by Noboru Iguchi, not Takashi Miike
Scary faces and jump scares don't do it for me, but psychological horror is the best because it messes with your brain
not a movie but soma scared me
a "fate worse than death" indeed
I wish they'd view non-mainstream horror, Japanese and otherwise. There are plenty of hidden gems out there that don't constantly rely on jumpscares; some of them are in the form of short films here on UA-cam. Since Garnt is into cosmic horror like Made in Abyss, maybe he'd like Annihilation and Roadside Picnic.
Thank you to the one who gave me the time when Garnt talked a bit about Annihilation. Though, I wish he talked more about it.
garnt did review annihilation
@@ayman6694 When?
@@oceanicGrimalkin ep 63
@@ayman6694 Mind a timestamp? I'll have to go to sleep soon.
@@oceanicGrimalkin 50:52
Oh man the Flucky Wucky cave story legit gave me nightmares. That poor guy :/
Some ghost videos posted on UA-cam are 10x better than the horror films try to do.
So true, dude like any analog horror here on yt slays any horror movie. Like my personal fav, is still the Walten files. 100000x scarier than any horror movie ever. I've never gotten full body chills and teared up, or had to stop, a horror movie.
That's hilarious they said that about summoning salt, I fall asleep hard when I play his video in the background lol
sometimes I play some ThisOldTony to fall asleep to. Bit odd to listen to someone in his garage machining metal to fall asleep to but it's kinda relaxing
The Audience score for Cam on RT was 53% so between both sites the ratings are similar
to be fair. to "shit" on a horror movie that was seen in a plane, especially paranomral, is a quite a joke. paranormal 1 is exactly that kind of movie that is missing nowdays with all this jumpscare filled nonsense.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.
Mike Flanagan has ruined horror for me... in a good way. He's so good at producing these epic story and character driven horror projects that everything else seems cheap and overly gory now. Haunting of Hill House, Bly Manor, Midnight Mass, even Hush have become my favorites and go to when I want horror. His spooky, creepy, emotional, and poignant horror is what horror used to be and should be again.
oh wait a minute.. its midnight club guy isnt it?
thats the only work of his ive seen
i liked it and was hoping for S2, but it seems like the show wasnt well received & got cancelled
Unpopular opinion, the third one with them as little girls was the best one. I actually loved that one. The rest were extremely bad or just boring. I can't believe that the prequel one was actually where this series peaked.
I like the one where the main character had ghost powers and they shot up a house full of witches
I don't like horror nowadays where it's just loud noises and jumpscares, the best they can do is make my fists raise. Psychological and comedy horror films on the other hand is great. Jacob's Ladder, The Poughkeepsie Tapes, The wailing, Get Out, and so much more.
Quarantine or rec is far better than paranormal activity
Incantation and sinister would be great for them
I'm with Syd on this, Cam rules
Dead Sushi isn't even a Miike film though
u know u're old when u realise u're close to garnts age than connors
Nobody is talking about The Shinning ?! Stephen King adaptations? Best American horror tbh.
rec series is fun
yeah I saw the first paranormal activity too and also wasn't that impressed
Horror comedy is the best genre
Free advert for Incantation! Its goodd
As someone who started watching horror films since i was at least 6-7 I never found them scary, even more now as an adult jump scares never get me. Even my friends try to scare me but it doesn’t happen. I have The same thing of knowing that it’s a film, my brain immediately tells me it’s a set, they’re actors so it just never works to scare me. I will say I have definitely preferred Japanese, Korean, and Thai horror. Feels like they have more substance than American horror. Just my preference. And I have nearly watched every horror movie out there. I started by going through every year
You have only seen the Asian horror that was good enough to warrant spending money on a translation
I only watch it in its native language, I hate watching anything that’s been translated.
you need to watch good american horror. if your take is oh jump scares are bad, then you’re only watching terrible movies that rely on jump scares instead of tension.
@@luisr7094 I'm glad you speak every again language but most of us are normal and need subtitles
Watch analog horrors here on yt, far better than any movie I've seen. Walten files is my fav one. There's a 30 minute and and 1 hour and a half one. They're the only ones you need to watch, amazing series. Made me tear up and have full chills, I am also like you, never scared of horror. But trust bro, walten files is too good
Garnt would love the dead meat yt channel
Check oversimplified?
Meanwhile mě, palling asleep to Jacksepticeyes videos 🙃
But honestly, so many horror movies are just comedy for me, it hurts to watch them.
Not a very good explanatory video if you fall asleep isn't it?
1:30, Garnt: "We were a lot dumber back then ok."
Are you sure Garnt?
Blair Witch was not before the internet. I remember there being discussions on BW on the internet way back when.
We can totally verify this by going on the internet now! Imagine that! Sounds like we are a lot dumber nowadays than we were back then? I'm joking
i only know of cam from mista gg, and so i know its shit.