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Tony Todd was a legend & an icon in the horror community. He will be missed.

i love the idea of exploring retro games, keep going and pushing with his dream!!

Second Horror Movie List: 1. The Attic Expeditions with Jeffrey Combs 2. Cobweb (2023) 3. Villains 4. Torment 5. 13 Eerie 6. Nightmare Cinema 7. Planet Terror 8. Devil Times Five (1974) 9. The Resurrected with Chris Sarandon 10. Mr. Frost with Jeff Goldblum 11. Triangle with Melissa George 12. No One Lives with Luke Evans 13. Shrooms 14. The Ruins 15. Session 9 16. Parents with Randy Quaid 17. Slither 18. No Vacancy part 1 19. The Last House on the Left 20. Willard with Crispin Glover 21. Freaky with Vince Vaughn 22. Road Games 23. Lights Out 24. Dolls 25. The Entity 26. The Nun part 1 27. Demonic 28. Demonic Toys 2 29. The Omen 2 30. Carrie 31. White Noise 2 32. The Autopsy of Jane Doe 33. Curtains 34. Krampus 35. The Pact part 1 and 2 36. Idle Hands 37. Wolf Creek 1 38. Wolf Creek 2 39. Piggy 40. Mirrors part 1 41. Mirrors part 2 42. The Roost from Ti West 43. The Innkeepers from Ti West 44. X from Ti West 45. Pearl 46. Maxxine 47. Barbarian 48. Lord of Illusions 49. House on Haunted Hill 50. Wolfen 51. Day of the Dead 52. Goodnight Mommy 53. The Wailing 54. We Are What We Are 55. Lake Mungo 56. Honeymoon (2014) 57. The Canal 58. The Bay 59. Grave Encounters 60. The Old Dark House (1932) 61. The Taking of Deborah Logan 62. Trollhunter 63. Housebound 64. American Mary 65. Absentia 66. Better Watch Out 67. Hell Night 68. The Burning 69. Creepshow 2 70. Barbarian 71. Terrifier 72. Terrifier 2 73. Requiem for a Scream 74. Look Away 75. No Escape 76. Open 24 Hours 77. Patchwork 78. The Folks (2022) 79. Steel Trap (2007) 80. Pledge (2018) 81. There's No Such Thing as Vampires (2020) 82. The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023) 83. Haunted Trail (2022) 84. Bad Things (2023) 85. Vampire Bats with Lucy Lawless 86. Haunting of the Queen Mary (2023) 87. Mother, May I? (2023) 88. Dance of the Damned (1989) 89. Habit (1995) 90. Pale Blood (1990) 91. The Nun 2 (2023) 92. Natty Knocks (2023) 93. The Retaliators (2021) is a brutal horror thriller with a killer soundtrack 94. All Fun and Games (2023) with Natalia Dyer and Asa Butterfield 95. Saw X (2023) 96. Mischief Night (2013) 97. Flick (2008) 98. Tone-Deaf with Robert Patrick and Amanda Crew 99. Totally Killer (2023) 100. I Trapped the Devil 101. V/H/S 85 (2023) 102. The Exorcists (2023) with Doug Bradley 103. The Puppetman (2023) with Michael Pare 104. The Conference (2023) 105. The Jester (2023) 106. Recovery (2019) 107. Phantom Fun-World (2023) 108. Suitable Flesh (2023) with Heather Graham and Barbara Crampton 109.Five Nights at Freddys (2023) 110. Await the Dawn (2020) 111. Benny Loves You (2019) 112. Dark Harvest (2023) 113.When Evil Lurks (2023) 114. The Beast Within (1982) 115.It's a Wonderful Knife (2023) 116. Thanksgiving (2023) 117. Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls (2023) 118. The Pale Door (2020) 119. Jug Face (2013) 120. Hagazussa: A Heathen's Curse (2017) 121. There's Something in the Barn (2023) 122. Devilreaux (2023) with Tony Todd 123. Slotherhouse (2023) 124. Black Mold (2023) 125. The Sacrifice Game (2023) 126. Vindicta (2023) 127. Loop Track (2023) 128. In Its Wake (2023) 129. The Clown at Midnight (1999) with Tatyana Ali, Margot Kidder and Christopher Plummer 130. Bloodthirst (2023) 131. The Echo (2008) with Jesse Bradford 132. The Woodmen (2023) 133. High Lane 134. Black Water killer crocodile film 135. Hellfire (1995) with Ben Cross 136. Destroy All Neighbors (2024) 137. Grave Images (1991) 138. The Vampire Next Door (2024) 139. Founders Day (2023) 140. Lord of Misrule (2023) - The third act is the best part of this film 141. Follow the Dead (2023) is a fun horror comedy 142. Eyes of Fire (1983) 143. The People Across the Lake 144. Prey for the Bride (2024) 145. Puppet Killer (2019) 146. History of Evil (2024) 147. Stopmotion (2023) 148. The Oracle (1985) 149. Night Shift (2023) with Phoebe Tonkin 150. Baby Frankenstein (2018) 151. Late Night with the Devil (2024) 161. Snow Valley (2024) with Barbara Crampton 162. Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 (2024) 163. Await the Dawn (2020) with Dee Wallace 164. Last Night at Terrace Lanes (2024) 165. Retribution (1987)

The sofa scene was great.

Shocker needed to have for the ghost girlfriend to help her man in the third act.

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The film with the bread for bread scene (ho ho ho ) is not threads , it was the war game. Then ur man talks about a scene from threads..u should have done the two seperate, one to show a film showrd in achools in the 80s..and one banned from all m3dia in the 80s. If.you dont know which...threads shown in school....war game banned

I would fucking watch your fucking channel and fucking listen to your fucking comments but there's a fucking time and fucking place to fucking listen to the fucking word 'fucking' being used as a fucking comma rather than as a fucking exclamation mark.

THIS WAS FUCKIN TERRIBLE

Please review The Night comes For Us on Netflix.. Actors same The raid Movie.

Thank you for giving credit to these 2 amazing movies (especially Primer).

if you'd like other mind bending time travel films you might like two made in Australia, but set in the USA. "Triangle" (2009) which is a time loop horror film in a sense, and "Predestination" (2014) which is basically a really faithful adaptaion of Robert A. Heinlein's 1958 short story "-All You Zombies-"

tribalism of ideologies be they religious, political, economic, philosophical, national, cultural or social are what divides people, instead of seeing our common humanity and that we all have the same basic needs physiological, safety, love, self-esteem, self-actualization, transcendence, etc. And that if everyone can be given those basic needs met all over the world by sharing resources, there would be no need for war, or rape, or murder, or even theft, as we'd all have our needs met as fellow human beings. One thing about today's world is that we're connected all over the world, and we can realise our common needs, and these ideas could spread virally throughout the world. The question is would everyone agree to act upon this?

if you want a real epic American aftermath to a nuclear war, read "A Canticle For LEibowtiz" (1959) by Walter M. Miller Junior. It basically sees a fictional nuclear war in the 1960s as like another fall of Rome, and has three parts, a dark age 600 years after the nuclear war, a renaissance age 1200 years after the nuclear war, and another atomic space age 1800 years after the nuclear war. It was considered a pulp sci-fi novel that was said to transcend the genre, and showed how our future could be much like our past. It's also set mostly in a monastary where Catholic monks preserve knowledge, like the Benedictine Monks of Monte Cassino, the oldest church in the Western World, did with the knowledge of the Ancient Greeks and Romans. It also won a Hugo Award, which is a high award in Science Fiction.

there also is a 2013/2014 film from USA called "Aftermath" which is about people attempting to survive after a nuclear war has just happened, set in America, starring Edward Furlong from Terminator 2 in one of the main lead roles.

"human beings are a disease, a cancer to this planet, you are a plague, and we are the cure" - Agent Smith, The Matrix

I think we need an eco-horror film about climate change that is basically the equivalent to Threads or The War Game. Possibly based off Mark Lynas's "Six Degrees" 2008 book about abrupt climate change, where one degree of warming leads to two, three, four, five, and six degrees of warming, leading to earth becoming a lifeless rock in space.

sorry for hogging the comments. By the way if you want to see a nuclear war story based on Australia, the country I'm from, you might want to see On The Beach (1959) a Stanley Kramer film, but I would recommend the 2000 two-part miniseries "On The Beach" which has actual Australian actors, unlike Stanley Kramer's version. Both are based on the 1957 story "On The Beach" by Nevil Shute. It depicts the aftermath of a nuclear war where Cobalt bombs are used, and a deadly radiation cloud is heading south after taking out the northern hemisphere. Basically it depicts humanity facing its own extinction.

another Russian did a similar thing. In 1992, a Russian spy satellite had apparently detected five missile launches from the US, and was given the opportunity to fire back a counter-attack. But he wondered why the US would only send five ICBMs and thought it was a computer error. He waited for seismic reports of a nuclear weapon hitting the land, and nothing like that happened. It turned out the missiles being detected were sunbeams reflected off clouds. He basically helped save the world as well.

oddly enough Frankie Goes To Hollywood's song "Two Tribes" depict Ronald Reagan and Mikael Gorbachev fighting each other in a boxing ring.

if you'd like an idea of how New York would be nuked, try "The Divide" from 2011, starring Lauren German who was in Lucifer TV series, and Michael Biehn who was in The Terminator.

interesting in that you guys seem to come from America (USA), who used them twice on the Japanese (Hiroshima and Nagasaki), which could be considered a limited form of usable nukes in a nuclear war, only a one-sided nuclear war.

Awesome show