✨🌸Poll #1!!! What movie should we watch next?? 🌸✨

Petitioning to add The Hobbit to the list!

Canoena

i think you'd really enjoy Slither! it stars Nathon Fillion! even if you don't react to it and just watch it on your own I think you'll have a good time

vlocke67

Okay I looked at everyone's list and a couple REAL scares in there but here's my list, lol Horror Anthologies -Twilight Zone The Movie 1983 -Trick 'r Treat 2007 -V/H/S 2012 -Heavy Metal 1981 -Creepshow 2 Newbies -Blood Machines 2020 -Mandy 2018 -The Void 2016 -Host 2020 -As Above, So Below 2014 -47 Meters Down 2017 -Trollhunter 2010 (Norwegian, subtitled) -Hereditary 2018 -Rubber 2010 -Annihilation 2018 -Europa Report 2013 -The Untamed 2016 -Lo (2009) -The Circle 2017 -What We Do in the Shadows 2014 Older/Classics -Night Breed 1990 -Alien 1979 -Aliens 1986 -Cube 1997 -The Decent 2005 -House 1985 -House of 1000 Corpses 2003 -In the Mouth of Madness 1994 -I Spit on Your Grave 1978/2010 -Poltergeist 1982 -The Thing 1982 -Session 9 2001 -The Ninth Gate 1999 -Silver Bullet 1985 -The Lost Boys 1987 -Maximum Overdrive 1986 -Night of the Comet 1984 -Waxworks 1988 -Event Horizon 1997 -Dark City 1998 -The Vanishing 1993 -The People Under the Stairs 1991 -13 Ghosts 2001 -30 Days of Night 2007 -The Blob 1988 -From Hell 2001 -Pitch Black 2000 -Brotherhood of the Wolf 2001 (French, subtitled) -Sweeney Todd the Demon Barber of Fleet Street 2007 -Repo! The Genetic Opera 2008 Not Horror, standard Movie Recommendations Lets get some westerns on the list, lol -Wild Wild West 1999 -The Searchers 1956 -Tombstone 1993 -The Quick and the Dead 1995 -True Grit 2010 -Bone Tomahawk 2015 -The Hateful Eight 2015 -The Magnificent Seven 2016 -Maverick 1994 -Last Man Standing 1996 Not westerns -The 13th Warrior -O Brother, Where Art Thou? 2000 -Oscar 1991 -Empire Records 1995 -Amazing Stories The Movie 1987 -History of the World - Part 1 1981 -Killer Klowns from Outer Space 1988 -The Man from Earth 2007 -The Secret of Nimh 1982 -Thunderheart 1992 -Memphis Belle 1990 -Beastmaster 1982 -Willow 1988 -Labyrinth 1986 -The Dark Crystal 1982 -The Adventures of Baron Munchausen 1989 -Agora 2010 -Rear Window 1954 -Psycho Beach Party 2000 -Wizards 1977 -The Last Unicorn 1982 -Conan The Destroyer 1984 (after you watch Conan the Barbarian 1982) -Big Trouble in Little China 1986 -Neighbors 1981 -The Burbs 1989 -Waking Ned Devine 1998 -Leon The Professional 1994 -Medicine Man 1992 -Camp Nowhere 1994 -Casper 1995 -Hercules 1997 -Mulan 1998 -Eurotrip 2004 -Judge Dredd 1995 -Demolition Man 1993 -The Adventures of Ford Fairlane 1990 -Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang 2005 -Spice World 1997 -PCU 1994 -Stripes 1981 -City of Lost Children 1995 (French, subtitled) -Rembrandt's J'Accuse 2008 -Hudson Hawk 1991 -Snatch 2000 -Deathproof 2007 -Interstellar 2014 -The Abyss 1989 -Arrival 2016 -District 9 2009 -Contact 1997 -Chappie 2015 ...think I'm done...lol

TJ Bigelow

yep 1917 wins, ez

E

These are all great choices. Except many Phantom which was a letdown for me after seeing it on stage multiple times and reading the book.

Matt Gwinn

Those are all excellent choices

Matt Gwinn

How is it that the 4 movies I want to see the least are winning this thing?

Matt Gwinn

For Halloween reactions I recommend: -Alien (1979) by Ridley Scott same director of Blade Runner and Gladiator -The Exorcist (1973) -Tigers are nor Afraid (2017) -Belzebuth (2018) -Bride Corpse -The Frighteners, directed by Peter Jackson same director of LOTR Trilogy -The Witch (2015) -Hereditary (2018) -Incident in a Gosthland (2018) -Let the Right One In (2008) -Ringu (1998) -Ju-on: The Gruge (2004) -REC. (2007)

Checo Lara

Looks like 1917 is about to win. 1917 is a good film but didn't have the same emotional impact as saving private ryan imo. I would suggest people to consider watching "Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War (2004)". An underrated foreign film that doesn't get much attention.

Nathan

I found Joseph King of Dreams to be much weaker than Prince of Egypt.

Nathan

Hi please add Stalker to the next poll! :))

TB

If Prince of Egypt does win, hopefully you can go into Joseph King of Dreams.

Cloud Atlas and the Count of Monte Cristo

Matt Buffington

Hobbit (extended version) Ghost Bodyguard (Whitney Houston)

Caleb Harvey

Man pacific rim and watchmen ALL DAY!

Topher Cast

1917 wins ez

E

Of these, Watchmen. But I do wish you would read the graphic novel first. It's more detailed and more hard-core.

Texadan

_October Sky_ (1999)

Bill Woods

Yeah, because...cars just don't mean freedom to kids on Saturday night anymore, now that they've got the Internet.

Eric Janssen

I can only agree that this film is unfortunately far too much underrated by most of the people.

Chris Lüders

American Graffiti would make as much sense to a 20 something girl of today as Romeo and Juliet did to us when we were in high school. -James

james flack

X- Men movies

Jayson Phillips

Wow, a lot of good movies on this poll, I hope you can get to most of them! After finishing Lord of the Rings, Conan is a totally different take on fantasy. American Graffitti doesn't get the love it deserves but I think it's George Lucas' best directorial work.

bosho11

The one's that have been previously suggested will alwasy been in the rotation, as far as I know. And wha'ts wrong with American Psycho or Children of Men?? And "Her" is a damn good movie.

panacamanana

Master & Commander is THE most under-rated movie, not only is the movie timeless but almost seems to get better with age. It's easily one of THE accurate and immersive historical movies ever, and the inaccuracies that remain are easily forgiven because what a fantastic ride the movie is.

The Humaning

I'm not against Operation Petticoat either, and if we're going to have newbie kids saying "Oo, I just discovered 'Some Like It Hot' and you have to watch it!"...How about a comedy where Tony Curtis gets to work WITH Cary Grant, instead of just imitating him?

Eric Janssen

Hello Vicky, fine that you're safe and sound and all the stress is behind you. Especially an accident isn't fun at all. That is trouble that nobody needs and together with all the other things it certainly was a lot of stress. 🙁 Of course I'm for Operation Petticoat and that's so cute that you took the movie to your list. But I think the chance of winning the poll is quite suboptimal 😂 ... although it's a great movie. 🤔 Hopefully American Psycho doesn't win because I have to admit that I absolutely don't like this movie. But that's just my personal opinion, others will certainly like the film. Well, when it comes to horror movies, I'll stick with my mind and think The Evil Dead, Evil Dead II and Army of darkness as a trilogy is a great option. 😊

Chris Lüders

Reccs (sorry if you’ve seen them already/they don’t totally count as horror!): - Train to Busan - Scream - Alien - Get Out - Ready or Not - Jaws - You’re Next - Tucker and Dale Vs Evil - The Mist - It Follows - 28 Days/Weeks Later - #Alive - World War Z - Phantom of the Opera (newest one) - Little Shop of Horrors - The Rocky Horror Picture Show

RationallySassy

recommendations for halloween, nonw of them spooky haha: Hocus Pocus; The Rocky Horror Picture Show; Coraline (ok this ones a bit spooky but still) and Addams Family (1991)

Groucho Barx

Oooh Trainspotting is new, and you know, cause im scottish, i now have to vote for it =)

Groucho Barx

I'm gonna keep voting for Her, Children of Men, and Zodiac no matter how many times they lose.

Vito

American Graffiti?? Okay, not my vote, but another unexpected oddball-vintage pick--C'mon, let's get a few more, and kick Children of Men and American Psycho off the list! (And WTH was "Her"??)

Eric Janssen

Since u watched the first movie last year I would recommend the 2018 Halloween movie as it is a direct sequel to the 1978 Halloween and I think u would like it

Just the first 2 films are good, Annabelle, Nun and La Llorona are horrible, especially La Llorona, that war an insult for Mexican culture

Checo Lara

not so sure about that, but well they are not bat, at least the 2 first Conjuring movies

Checo Lara

Very good recommendations all of them are very good movies

Checo Lara

One of my favorite horror movies is "Tigers are not Afraid", it is a mixture of magical realism with a ghost story. In my opinion a very underrated movie, not many people know it or have heard of it. I share a link so you can check the trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsFGeBRn5SI

Checo Lara

In my opinion I consider that The "Prince of Egypt" is one of the best animated films in history, if not the best, many do not give it a chance because it is a biblical film, therefore they think it is a religious film , which is not true, I see it more as an epic story based on Hebrew mythology. I highly recommend it, everyone should see it at least once in their life.

Checo Lara

So happy to see American Graffiti on your list! Hope voters go for a true coming of age classic plus I know 2 of the actors in it and they'd love to see your reaction to it. I also chose As Good As It Gets. Both films I think you will ❤.

Robert Jewell

I don't do horror movies but I can reccomend some good fall/Halloween ones! Nightmare Before Christmas, Corpse Bride, Coraline, ParaNorman, Kubo and the Two Strings, Frankenweenie, DreamWorks Halloween specials, Disney's House of Villains, Hocus Pocus, Halloween Town series, I know there's more but that's all I got from the top of my head lol

Fantasylover4evr

Please Watch The Dark Knight Trilogy!!

SebastianTheCourtious

A few horror movie recommendations for you: Candyman (1992) The Conjuring (2013) The Shining (1980) 28 Days Later (2002) Donnie Darko (2001) It Chapters 1&2 (2017, 2019) Scream (1996) Insidious (2010) The Woman in Black (2012) Now I know it’s a tv series but it is only 10 episodes and is hands down the best horror story (movie or tv show) I’ve ever seen and I cannot recommend it enough. The Haunting of Hill House (2018) Happy horror viewing!!

Iestyn Williams

Some of my favourites: Witchfinder General (1968) a classic A Field in England (2013) trippy psychological Attack the Block (2011) comedy Dead Snow (2009) non-English Dracula (2020) 3 episode BBC adaption From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) coz I love Tarantino

David L

Or the It TV movie

pletteropener

Kingdom of Heaven is a great shout seeing as it has Orlando Bloom in it, as well as Liam Neeson.

Jon bell

Yes! It's so underrated. fantastic film.

Jon bell

Just saw 1917 a few weeks ago. I loved how it was done, which almost gives a vibe like you were there with the actors. But with fall approaching, I’ve been thinking a lot about an older film from the 90s called Homeward Bound. Definitely worth a watch if you haven’t seen it before. For horror movies, I would review a Steven King film every October, and I still watch one every October. Those ones could be fun like It, Pet Semetary, Tommyknockers, or The Langoliers.

Chris Desmond

One of my favorite (mainly Zombie-) Horror Movies: 28 Weeks Later I Am Legend World War Z (not exactly Horror Genre though) From Dusk Till Dawn (by Quentin Tarantino , and also starring him alongside George Clooney. Must watch) #Alive Zombieland 1 & 2 (Zombie Horror comedy genre)

Matt Chris

any month now the film I'm looking for will get double digit numbers :) Just gotta wait the hundreds of you out!

Kelvin

It’s basically the same list of one-fanboy indulgences every time (there it is, that one faithful lil’ vote for La Llorana, every month), with one or two new “Wha??” good additions that everyone votes for. I almost voted for Operation Petticoat just on that basis (some fan’s coming out of left field…. 😄 ), but truth is, Prince of Egypt is just that darn good. And yes, I’m seconding Abominable Dr. Phibes for October, just so folks will look it up - It’s MIA from streaming at the moment, but a search on YouTube or library disk will bring it up: Imagine if “Se7en” had wandered into a Steed & Peel episode of The Avengers ‘67.

Eric Janssen

The Innocents is a fun classic

Kelvin

Horror films time! Coherence (2013) Triangle (2009) Pontypool (2008) In the Mouth of Madness (1994) Host (2020) The Endless (2017) The Void (2016) Ghostwatch (1992) Southbound (2015) Videodrome (1983) Grave Encounters (2011) Outpost (2008) Bone Tomahawk (2015) Pandorum (2009) Cube (2004)

Kelvin

Here's a few of my favorites that don't get many (or any) reaction videos - all of these appear on top 100 horror film lists Ju-on: The Grudge (2002). Better than the US remake Ringu (1998). Again, better than the US remake. Hellraiser (1987) The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971) - really stylish and crazy Ginger Snaps (2000) The Re-Animator (1985) Horror of Dracula (1958) staring a young Christopher Lee (Saruman from LotR) The Return of the Living Dead (1985) REC (2007) Candyman (1992) Hereditary (2018) Midsommar (2019) Sinister (2012) It Follows (2014) House of a Thousand Corpses

Richard Maurer

Considering how much you like Lord of the Rings and Gladiator I highly recommend Kingdom of Heaven (the Director's Cut). Its one of my favorite movies and is a really interesting and thoughtful movie! Extended cut is a must though, the theatrical cut kinda cut all the heart out of the film and the much longer Extended cut is far superior.

Jaron E Ehlers

Of course, I'd recommend some of the horror classics if you haven't seen them: -The Exorcist (Definitely watch the original theatrical version instead of the "extended director's cut;" I feel they got it right the first time.) -Jaws -The Thing -Alien -Psycho But some others I like: Get Out The Fly (1986) The Frighteners (this one's more "fun-scary") Creepshow The Omen (1976) The Shining The Orphanage The Exorcism of Emily Rose Good stuff all!

Bryan Tuck

Cmon Pacific Rim is meh, nothing interesting about this movie

Sir Mth

Horror movies to watch, in no particular order: The Babadook (2014) Cabin in the Woods (2011) The Entity (1982) Blade (1998) Devil (2010) The Mist (2007) The Uninvited (2009) An old style british movie Quatermass and the Pit (1967) Horror TV series Helstrom (2020) Only 1 series Lucifer (not horror but as it stars the Devil I included it)

Andy Frost

Bo Burnham: Inside 2021 Robot Jox 1989

Chris Chatham

Both movies Pacific Rim

Radek Nohejl

Near Dark and Let Me In are a couple of my favorites

Nogusta

These are some of my favorite horror movies in no particular order. There are a lot, but I assure you they're all great films Let Me In The VVitch Sweetheart The Monster The Cleansing Hour Color Out of Space Elizabeth Harzest 1BR The Wind Overlord The Lighthouse Midsommar The Laplace’s Demon Crawl Little Monsters Hereditary Boys in the Trees I’m Not a Serial Killer The Void The Transfiguration The Babysitter The Babadook Ruins Stoker Ink The Woman Stakeland Ginger Snaps Tucker and Dale Vs Evil The Evil Dead Cabin in the Woods Bubba Ho Tep CLASSICS -------------- Halloween Firday the 13th The Shinning The Birds An American Werewolf in London Jaws The Lost Boys Reanimator MUSICALS --------------- Little Shop of Horrors The Dead Inside Cannibal! The Musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show SUBTITLED ---------------- Let the Right One In Martyrs Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil Bulbbul Good Manners Tigers Are Not Afraid Belzebuth A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night The Wailing Byzantium Excision Antiviral I Saw the Devil High Tension One Cut of the Dead Livid

Matt Gwinn

Please add "Taegukgi: The Brotherhood of War" (2004) to the next poll. It is about the Korean civil war, you would enjoy it!

Nathan

Wait, Alien (1979) is considered horror?

MenuMitch

Best horror movies in a long time are the Insidious and conjuring movies.

E

October picks: The Skeleton Key, Scream, Final Destination, Get Out, The Frighteners, World War Z, Blade, I Know What You did last Summer, Event Horizon, Cloverfield, sleepy hollow.

David Martin

Some good horror movies are The Thing (1982) and Event Horizon (1997).

The Innocents (1961) is a great black and white haunted house movie! (Haunting of Bly Manor used the same source material so if you've seen that, the story might seem familiar.) Also, Pulse (2001) is probably one of the scariest films I've ever seen, even if the last third has a tonal shift to more of a thriller!

Casey Zenner

Love and Monsters ;) try it

Flemming Jensen

Let’s get 1917 most voted! One of the best war films ever!

Operation Petticoat is a lot of fun, but not sure most of your audience has seen it. Rewatched it just a few weeks ago!

Stephen W. Evans

Really hope you can get to Zodiac at some point. Such a great whodunit movie by David Fincher.

Eric Denney

I've actually seen it before!! Sad this is gonna be hard because the only genre I've ever really watched were horrors 😅😆

VKunia

Life (2017), Jeepers creapers, Krampus? Lol i'm not a horror fan, they're too scary, but I liked these :)

MenuMitch

The Conjuring Series is awesome!!!

Jayson Phillips

Splinter is a really good low key horror movie.

Psycho from 1960 is a great horror movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock, definitely should be on the list!

Tyler Gorash

Cabin in the Woods is a fun scary movie.

Koonce