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The funny thing is, I think Thanksgiving itself is a horror holiday. Everyone dreads it, you have all that tension, just as you mentioned, Black Friday, retail shopping. I was going to comment earlier, but you hit every point I was going to make. I think people are craving something new as well, we’re all complaining about remakes and reboots, thanksgiving has a lane wide open for a smash hit. Maybe revolving around the tension of the holiday, plus the weird sandwiching of Halloween and Christmas to play into it. I’ll be thinking about this for a bit, I love coming up with horror movie ideas in my head. Ha

I think it has something to do with appealing to international audiences. Since Thanksgiving is very much an American holiday, you can really only market it well in the US. Canada has their own Thanksgiving but I don't think it has the same imagery as we have here. Halloween and Christmas however, basically the whole world celebrates. It may not be celebrated in the same way, but its the same basic idea where a film that takes place during a certain holiday will still have some sort of cultural relevance no matter where you view it.,

Christmas and Halloween are…. feasting. While Thanksgiving and the other holidays get scraps.

You should check out this movie called the last thanksgiving, it's pretty underrated I've been trying to tell more people about it, it revolves around Thanksgiving in an interesting way It feels pretty schlocky in a fun way But I do agree I think Thanksgiving and new years are very underrated horror wise

Do you think we need more Thanksgiving horror? Yes or yes? Or also yes? ;)

I've covered over 375 movies for my podcast. Thats an average of 1 movie , 50 weeks a year, And I'm not getting tired yet. 😊🎉

I have the briefest memories of the show as a youngling, thank you for educating!!

omg i just made a comment on another video about how i would love to see this analysis- SO glad i found this video!!!

Not much to add, you have summed everything up perfectly. Horror is an awesome inclusive genre - you want a horror comedy, we've got you covered, want some romance in there with your scares? Sorted. High brow, low brow and all in between, you've got it. But there always going to be journos who in a need to fill column inches will proffer their opinion based on half baked ideas.

I could never get tired of horror, supernatural, and thriller stuff. I'm 42 and my fave era is 80s horror. Great video!!

I watch a LOT of horror. In fact, though less than last year, I am currently at having watched 125 horror films this year. But I mix in others too. 80s throwbacks, drama, action, scifi, and now we are heading into Christmas (which means: Serious Christmas, Raunchy Christmas Comedy, and Christmas Horror coming soon) My break from horror usually ends up being for a certain type: New and Serious Sometimes I just want to rewatch an older one. Something less serious or more familiar. (hence rewatching The Fog so often, or any other number of films...)

Hi, I do not see Carrie as a Villain, even though she takes many lives at the Prom. Following the rampage, she seeks solace from her Mother-which of course is denied. Carrie finishes the film with no one, so she turns her powers on herself. Her rampage was very general and this meant that innocents, unfortunately, perished too.

1:05 it was the 1990s so the skating rink was the center of a kids social life. I always attended the in-costume skating event. Got nachos and rocked out to music and dressed as Cleopatra de Nile or the Crypt Keeper or the staple a black Cat.

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I loved dressing up as Freddy. I just did my uearly watch if "Trick r Treat" this week, and "Tales of Halloween" about 2wks ago.

We didn't really do Halloween in the UK. Parts of the Midlands had was called Mischief Night, but when we first tried Halloween as a kid we were met with puzzlement. Bonfire Night (5th November) was the big thing - huge bonfire, fireworks and very much a family + community affair. So towns still make a huge thing of it with costumes, parades and all culminating in a big show. Film wise - Trick r Treat has been a tradition since I was able to pick up region free blu ray when holidaying in Mexico, usually along with an Amicus portmanteau or Vincent Price in either Theatre of Blood or Dr Phibes.

I have to watch Monster Squad, and then have a total B&W marathon. I think this year, I really need White Zombie, The Corpse Vanishes, and The Most Dangerous Game to come back in the rotation as a treat.

What was your favorite costume or favorite thing to do on Halloween as a kid? And what Halloween-themed movies would you recommend to watch on Halloween?

That lack of ability to reason with him scares me. You HAVE to deal with the situation. Similar to Elm Street, where you HAVE to sleep so....yeah. I am really happy with how Terrifier 3 turned out and can't wait to see part 4.

Screw that. All episodes are on RUclips for free.

Carrie isnt a horror movie, to me. Exorcist and Texas Chainsaw already came out so it also can't be said that Carrie is what horror was like back in the 70s.

I guess the review for The Thing is the most surprising, the others seem to be because of the expectation of the viewer - this isn't the fault of either party, it happens. But to claim that The Thing is poorly acted just sounds as if they're looking to be edgy.

What 1-star review surprised you in this video?

Halloween 4 was number 1 in the US box office for two consecutive weeks

i FINALLY watched the first one.. but then i found theres prior ones.. ive got some binging to do..

I think it's would be all of them

Every Terrifier film likes to one-up itself; Terrifier 3 is easily my favorite of the franchise. Do you agree?

Wes Craven, Tobe Hooper, John Carpenter, George Romero, Jordan Peele, Jennifer Kent, Jen and Sylvia Soska, Karyn Kusama and Leigh Janiak are some of my top favorite horror directors out there on my list. Excellent work by them all. Absolutely a must watch on any and all of their films, especially since they created movies that became a part of horror history forever.

Really good watch thank you 👍🏼

Why? All anybody has to do is watch the fuckin' movies...

We need a movie redeems clown. Between Joker, Pennywise and Art, clowns have been getting a bad wrap. Oh and Killer Clowns from Outer Space.

"Art the C-lie-own." Yep, that's my Midwesternness peeking through. 🤣

Never understood people who says that horror movies are their “guilty pleasure” - I’m like, “WTF?! Horror is a special interest (I’m autistic AF), and it sure isn’t a guilty pleasure!”

Definitely wanna experience the 1974 Texas Chain Saw Massacre film in either 3-D, IMAX or 4XD (looking at you, @thetexaschainsawmassacre - make it happen!)

I have seen that movie. It kinda of scary. But, it's alright

I seen some

In this house, we respect John Carpenter.

JGTH, JTM and JX are unwatchable garbage! Part 4, the 2009 reboot, part 6, FvsJ and part 2 are my top 5.

Omg. Part 3 at number 10???

The first four are all my favorites, with part 3 at number 1. Others that are pretty good....part 5, 6, Freddy vs, and even Jason X is silly fun. The others are pretty bad.

Art was basic in All Hallows Eve, sure. But after Terrifier gave him more time and especially Terrifier part 2 really fleshing things out (pun absolutely intended) he is within my favorites. In the league of Freddy, Jason, Myers, Bate, etc. One who is making an impact on the industry which will last AND in projects which have shaken up the industry in how to produce horror.

What hot take in the video do you agree/disagree with? What are some horror hot takes that YOU have?

I would’ve put Jason takes manhattan at 12, what a slug fest of a movie 😭

My Personal Worst To Best Ranking: #12 Friday The 13th (2009) #11 Friday The 13th Part 7 #10 Friday The 13th Part 5 #9 Friday The 13th Part 4 #8 Friday The 13th part 3 #7 Friday The 13th part 9 #6 Friday The 13th part 8 #5 Friday The 13th part 1 #4 Jason X #3 Freddy vs Jason #2 Friday The 13th part 2 #1 Friday The 13th Part 6

How would you rank the Friday the 13th franchise?

Can you please change the picture of Carrie in your thumbnail. That picture has traumatized me since I was a child due to her intense stare. 😱 Lol! 🙃

I really appreciate your perspective and commentary. It is nuanced and exactly what is needed. The other takes I’ve come across were too reductive and or one sided. This is perfectly balanced and contextualized. Well done! I loved your video! 🩷

Thanks for the info. I know you didn't ask, but I can whistle the theme song flawlessly. It's like my one talent.

Thanks for your informative video, Brandy. I have limited my favorite horror film score list to four: Hellraiser score by Christopher Young Rosemary’s Baby score by Krzysztof Komeda A Nightmare on Elm Street score by Charles Bernstein Silent Hill score by Jeff Danna and Akira Yamaoka