Such a good list!!! I tell EVERYONE about Ginger Snaps and nobody ever knows what I'm talking about so I was pleasantly surprised when you mentioned it haha
YESSS please watch "Ginger Snaps", it's impressively good! I feel like it's a big favorite for the horror community, but outside of that barely anyone has heard of it lol
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There are many of those I have not seen, but Pan's Labyrinth is one I have seen many times before and is one of my all time favourite films, It's definitely a masterpiece for me.
I feel like I've arrived on the horror scene. Ive watched most of these! I hope you are proud of me :D I have a few still I need to watch from this list though. I love that you did this format, it's so helpful!
Netflix has really been dropping the ball, it's disappointing. I'm not as interested in their Lifetime channel level originals as much as they seem to think. But Hulu is picking up the slack. So glad you talked about The Devil's Candy. Such an underrated gem. Amazon Prime is a treasure trove for horror fans and I don't get why people are sleeping on their massive selection. Also, HBO Max is winning at everything. Jaws 2 is one of my faves. It might not work for you but I'd say give the watch and hate it later.
I agree, Amazon Prime and Hulu have been my go-to’s this Halloween season. Netflix had some great choices a few months ago, but stupidly took them off before October. 🤦🏼♀️
I actually watched The Wailing after seeing it recommended on Reddit a few times and then watched a few reviews/analysis videos on RUclips and that's how I found your channel lol
I loved the original fright night too, if you enjoyed that, check out night of the creeps (1986) My other recommendation is The Orphan (2009) which flew under the radar, I just checked and it's available on Prime Video. Love Clue and Knives Out as well. Knives Out is one of the very few movies I paid to see more than once at a theatre. It was like Clue and Arrested Development had merged into a single film.
I feel like all the cute, cool chicks into horror are all on youtube lol. Nice recommendations and lists! Tubi has a lot of horror films surprisingly for a free service. Shudder is cool though I used to have a free trial, I'm sure their library has grown a lot since.
YES!!! ‘LAKE MUNGO’!!! And ‘CLUE’!!! Great seeing those-and all of these-getting love. ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ may actually be my #1 favorite movie-so psyched for your video on it!! So much to add to our to-watch list (most psyched for ‘Eyes Without a Face’). And your outro music freaked me out lol 😱 LOVE your Chat Noir earrings!! ))
Thanks for the recs! I recently watched The Shining and Doctor Sleep (director's cut). Fun to watch back-to-back. A less known horror film that I think deserves mention is Under the Shadow (currently streaming on Netflix).
Jaws 2 is worth a watch, it’s a decent sequel imo. I need to find time to watch The Wailing and Hereditary, I’ve heard nothing but great things from friends and yourself! Also, for those that stream on SlingTV, right now Sling is a treasure trove for the horror genre if you don’t mind commercials. A lot of movies you mentioned as well as classic slasher and psychological movies can be watched any time if you’re subscribed. Great video as always!
Great video. I know The Criterion Channel has a stuffy reputation, but there's some great 70s horror including the best version of Invasion of the Body Snatcher (1978) and for anyone who loved Midsommar they're featuring the original The Wicker Man. As for found footage looking forward to your take. Europa Report is probably my favorite found footage.
I personally like the jump-scares in The Conjuring 1+2, I think they're good examples of how, when they're done right, they feel like adrenaline rushes, because of the build-up and how much you care about the Warrens and the families they investigate; they just end up calling attention to how poorly jump scares are done in other movies.
Great to see you enjoyed Ginger Snaps. It’s a favourite of mine. You seen, or heard of Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed, and Ginger Snaps Back? They’re certainly worth a watch 😁
I've seen (and even have some of them in my blu-ray collection) all of them except "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", but I still want to thank you for the recommendations.😁
24:30 'The Conjuring' and 'The Conjuring 2' are so creepy that as much as I enjoyed them, I can't bring myself to own them. They disturbed me that much. Haha! That's the mark of truly effective horror movies. :)
Watched most of these films...need to watch a bit more...btw the candle behind you is really giving a Halloween vibe....as I live in India and we don't celebrate Halloween 😩
@@ImpressionBlend I watched it in 1.5x as I needed something to watch right now 😅....going to watch Tale of Two Sisters asap... didn't knew it was made by I saw the devil's director which is one of my favourite film.
@@ImpressionBlend Yeah I replied you on Twitter that I had an absolute blast watching the film💥💥...for the last month I've been watching all your highest rated films on letterboxd and I can't thank you enough 🙏♥️
23:30 Great video as always, Marianna. There are so many great horror movies on your list and 'Jaws' is, of course, a fantastic horror movie that has such memorable characters and scenes and even though none of the sequels can compete with the original, 'Jaws 2' is the best of that lot with some creepy scenes for sure. As with 'Jaws', 'Jaws 2' has another great score by John Williams, so that alone is a reason to see the movie. 'Jaws 3-D' may also be worth watching to an extent (particularly if one can watch it in 3D on Blu-ray) and it takes place in a SeaWorld-type resort (What could go wrong shark-wise?). It features Louis Gossett Jr, Dennis Quaid, Bess Armstrong, and a young Lea Thompson who later played Marty McFly's mother, Lorraine, in 'Back To The Future'. However, the shark effects and other special effects leave a lot to be desired. On the bright side, it was no 'Jaws 4: The Revenge' which is truly awful and even Michael Caine couldn't salvage that picture (but he did buy a beautiful house from the salary he was paid, so kudos to Sir Maurice Micklewhite). :)
Thank you for letting me know about the sequels! I don't really expect any of them to be as good as the original, but as long as they're not awful - it could be an interesting watch ))
@@ImpressionBlend 'Jaws 2' is decent while 'Jaws 3-D' is about 30% awful while 'Jaws 4: The Revenge' is virtually 100% awful. Haha! Chris Stuckmann did a great review of 'Jaws 4' and roasted it royally. :)
Shutter and The Host! I like that, cheers! p.s. There are actually some good found footage horror movies, but you've probably seen them all by now? [Rec] (2007) - one of the best horror films in general Gon-ji-am (2018) - Haunted asylum, have you seen this one? It's pretty decent. Trolljegeren (2010) As Above, So Below (2014) The Blair Witch Project (1999) ofcouse Sinister (2012) Cloverfield
Truckloads of classic fare here Marianna. Finally!!! Les Yeux Sans Visage! I knew you would love this. I've been trying to get Emma over at SpookyAstronauts to watch this. She just did a whole video on disturbing French films and never mentioned it, which is a dead giveaway that she's never seen it. Eyes without a Face is one of my favorite films of all time. I am particularly struck by the way it blends horror and beauty. I'm going to do a long video on beauty in horror films eventually. (Yeah I know you won't watch it because it's too long. C'est la guerre.) By the way the official name for the films like Knives Out and Clue is the Whodunit genre. And this includes all those classy films and television series that would include Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie characters, Chesterton's Father Brown and lots more. A couple interesting films you might appreciate in that genre: Murder By Death is a 70's spoof on Whodunits which is really cheesy and funny and the more you know about the genre the funnier it is. AND you should look for the more recent The Best Offer, with Geoffrey Rush. This is like an art film made of Whodunit elements. And I suspect it has your name written under the marble base of a genuine Tiffany lamp. Trust me on this.
Love most of these films, especially Korean ones. BTW have you watched any K-Dramas, meaning Korean TV-shows? I got into them a couple of years ago and i have watched a ton. Netflix for example has quite a few. They are quite different from Korean movies with the much more strict censorship in Korea for tv-shows but none the less they are amazing. Sky Castle, Flower of Evil (this show is not on netflix but is absolutely must see), Kingdom, Secret Forest, Crash Landing on You, Extracurricular to name a few of the better ones
The only one I've watched was "Kingdom", which I actually need to finish - thought it was a really cool zombie series, but I got distracted by something and didn't continue for some reason.
@@ImpressionBlend Yeah Kingdom is kind of a weird one in that it is quite a bit shorter than most shows and usually K-dramas only have 1 season of 16-20 episodes, Extracurricular also is a shorter one since it also was made with Netflix and not the usual Korean tv companies. I must warn you if you tip your toe in that pond it will suck you in, I must have thought 50 times (not even kidding) that this will be my last K-drama in a while and then i put on the next one and i binge 16 episodes in like 3 days. While writing this i just finished one today, about to start the next one, while watching 2 that are ongoing right now in Korea. After all this crazyness started this year there is not much else to do than stay at home and watch Netflix (or other streaming services), i think i have watched over 20 k-dramas in the last 6 months. They have Covid well enough in hand in Korea that they never really stopped producing tv-shows unlike most of the world.
I also re watched Ginger Snaps a few days ago. That movie is awesome! Also the sequel is good as well. The Howling, Silver Bullet, American Werewolf in London, Ginger Snaps all good werewolf movies. Creep 1 and 2 as well strangely disturbing, also agree that Creep 2 even better.
I see you as “PERFECTIONIST” ... you videos, your words, lipsticks, earrings, your bookshelves, well-arranged things in it, everything you wear is just so appealing...😍 I LOVE THAT! I think I can understand why you love psychological thriller “blacks swan“ ... 😀😇 - and yes, I’ve seen “the wailing” three times and that old man with Red Devil eyes scared the hell out of me!! 🤣🤣 well, I am not big horror fan, but yes... I do watch almost all recommendation you give. “Train to Busan” is my favourite zombie film of the all time. It’s weird that first time ever a horror movie made my eyes wet in the end. 😢😢
Thank you! The ending is what really made "Noroi" for me, super effective and disturbing! I thought the length of the rest of it wasn't justified though, seems like they were really stretching that runtime.
@@ImpressionBlend You're welcome! :) Yes, that's true. When I think about the movie the disturbing ending pops into my head immediately, while the rest of the story is kind of a blur tbh. Just thought you might not have seen it, but I bet there aren't many classic indie horror films you haven't seen, right? ^^
Definitely agree with a lot of these recommendations and the ones I haven't seenA I'll definitely be watching soon! The Jaws sequels though are terrifying in how bad they are. Part of me died inside when I watched the sequels after loving the original!
Ginger Snaps!!! The sequels are available on Tubi (which is free and has a ton of obscure horror films). Eyes without a Face is also great and I highly recommend watching Carnival of Souls as well for a fun double feature (HBO Max DOES have some fantastic classics).
15:35 I was amazed how many horror films (and other films) were available on Amazon Prime including many cult horror films that are typically rare on VHS, DVD, or Blu-ray. :)
The Texas chainsaw massacre is one of my all time favorites too, i just heard that one of the guy actors said that he actually cut the girls finger at the dinner scene without her consent or anything so I hope that’s not true...😬 Anyways great video as always ❤️
Watched the original Fright Night this October a week or so ago for the first time on Prime, and I really really loved it. I don't see why you consider the remake to be terrible, though. I loved Anton and Colin's performances in the movie. Honestly I loved the ending in the Remake over the original and I didn't like the actor that turned into a Vampire in the original. I just found him extremely annoying and was really glad when he died at the end, although pretty sure that wasn't the emotion they were hoping to get.
Good list! The only other Jaws movie worth watching is the second one. Obviously not as good as the first but it still feels like a Jaws film. Avoid the other two - they're complete chum!
Okay so the Jaws sequels... Jaws 2 I remember watching and really liking as a kid. I remember nothing about it, so it clearly didn't leave much of an impact on me. I do remember liking the central conceit; a group of teenagers, including Brody's son, trapped in the ocean on a series of boats, and it's as much about the attempts of Brody to rescue them as well as the teenagers attempting to survive a game of "the floor is lava". Going back today, I'm sure it's the best of the sequels, but it left no impression on me. However... Jaws 3, aka Jaws 3D, ROCKS. It's terrible, but it's so much fun to watch. The film is basically a giant Seaworld tie in in shitty 80's 3D. It features some horrible special effects purely for the 3D shock, and ultimately functions as the worst commercial ever for a theme park, since the selling point is that Jaws might kill you, or break the park so badly that you drown. 10/10. Highly recommend. Drinks preferred. Jaws 4, aka Jaws: The Revenge, is one of the worst films ever made. The shark apparently has a vendetta against the Brody family for killing 3 other shark friends, so it follows them down to the Bahamas. Michael Caine is in it, who couldn't accept his Oscar for Hannah and Her Sisters because he was working on this movie. This one is also cheesy and enjoyable in a "so bad it's good" kind of way, but it's not nearly as enjoyable as Jaws 3 because (MINOR SPOILERS) Brody has died and his son is brutally killed by the shark early on, and since his mother is the main character, she cries a lot, making it more depressing than entertaining. So yeah; I'd say stick with 2 and 3 if you watch any of them at all, but 2 is the only one you should expect to be any good, and it is undoubtedly nothing compared to Jaws.
I don't know if I consider this horror, but Man Bites Dog is another one that's on HBO MAX. However, It's a ****'d up film. It's about a camera crew following a serial killer committing crimes. Also I recommend Jaws: The Revenge. Just for the lolz alone. Dishonorable Mention: Cats.
@@ImpressionBlend I also want to recommend some on prime and one on Netflix that weren't on your list. The films on prime are Frailty and and Possum and Resolution, the one on Netflix is the Endless. Be careful with Possum tho, I couldn't eat for 2 days after watching that
None of the Jaws sequels are nearly as good as the original but Jaws 2 is pretty decent. This sequel is definitely worth a shot. The other 2 are really, really bad. I still watch them every once in a while but just because I was big fan of shark movies when I was kid.
"It's a Joss Whedon film, so you know it's going to be good!" Lol idk about that (at least for me) anymore. That being said though, I gotta watch The Wailing, I've never even heard of that. Have you ever seen the original Fright Night 2, with the same actor as the original? It's FAR from perfect, but it was written by my screenwriting professor, and I like knowing people's thoughts on it
Do you have any suggestions for "starter horror" movies... We are staying in this Halloween 🎃 and planning on yummy snacks and movie watching. Our son is 11 so we are looking for something that isn't terrifying! Any suggestions would be appreciated.
The remake of Fright Night with Collin ferral and Disturbia teen “ish “ movies , probably some cussing in there. they are in my top 5 all time faves Also if you haven’t seen Goosebumps with Jack Black I’m 49 and I loved it lol
Love so many of these movies and the few I haven't seen have been very high on my list for a while. HBO Max used to have all the Nightmare on Elm Street movies and I was excited for a marathon but unfortunately they took them off. Also, Jaws 2 is a pretty solid watch, but the other two are pretty awful.
If you like to read horror, RESURRECTION, by Audrey Brice and Andre Gonzalez is absolutely superb!! This one is hard to put down!! It is very suspenseful, scary and horrific!! This just came out. Get it at amazon!!!
Apostle and The Ritual make a great Netflix Halloween double-feature. Not enough people mention those two. This is basically a "mainstreamer" list. basic AF. silence of the lambs? what about newer stuff.
Streaming are boring. I prefer download the movies, because I can watch any movie that I want and not only the ones available in the streaming services.
Ready or not is so so good! I’ve been on a mission to find any movies with a similar vibe actually and so far I’ve watched « You’re next » and the « The baby-sitter » and they were ok but nowhere near as good. If anyone can recommend other comedy-horror movies that are actually good it would be great! Other than that I have only watched « Train to Busan » from the list (which I loved) and Midsommar (also loved) and wish I could handle Hereditary but not ready for that from what I’ve been hearing.^^
@@jamesm818 Thank you for the recommendations!Cabin in the woods I have seen actually, big Whedon fan 👌I will definitely be checking The final girls, I’ve seen it pop up before while looking for similar movies.Thanks!
@@ImpressionBlend Well, granted it's more a 4/5 than a 5/5 for me, but I am really fond of it. Love the cast in it and I think it was a solid update. The original is still great, though.
I think Jaws 2 is definitely worth a watch when viewed as a fun monster movie rather than the sequel to one of the most celebrated movies ever made. Roy Scheider is a good lead as always, John Williams returns with a great energetic score, and the movie has some good set pieces. It is a decent shark movie, but unlike Alien and Aliens, Jaws 2 is not the masterpiece that the original is. Jaws 3 and 4 are not worth your time. Scheider isn't in those two and they replace horror and thrills with dated effects and ludicrous plots.
JAWS is a horror film. Saw that movie way too young and it resulted in me having an ambivalence towards sharks and to this day when I enter the water at the beach I still get the heebie jeebies. JAWS and JAWS 2 are solid films, the series fell off greatly after that.
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Such a good list!!! I tell EVERYONE about Ginger Snaps and nobody ever knows what I'm talking about so I was pleasantly surprised when you mentioned it haha
I need to watch it! I think I recently saw another film by that same director
YESSS please watch "Ginger Snaps", it's impressively good! I feel like it's a big favorite for the horror community, but outside of that barely anyone has heard of it lol
I watched yesterday .it didn't lead up to what it was building .movie was ok
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There are many of those I have not seen, but Pan's Labyrinth is one I have seen many times before and is one of my all time favourite films, It's definitely a masterpiece for me.
I feel like I've arrived on the horror scene. Ive watched most of these! I hope you are proud of me :D I have a few still I need to watch from this list though. I love that you did this format, it's so helpful!
I'm so proud!!
Wailing....oh my so scary.. BTW, it might be slightly different genre but I also loved "Jeepers Creepers".
The wailing... I got so scared after watching this. Such a good movie!
Netflix has really been dropping the ball, it's disappointing. I'm not as interested in their Lifetime channel level originals as much as they seem to think.
But Hulu is picking up the slack. So glad you talked about The Devil's Candy. Such an underrated gem.
Amazon Prime is a treasure trove for horror fans and I don't get why people are sleeping on their massive selection.
Also, HBO Max is winning at everything. Jaws 2 is one of my faves. It might not work for you but I'd say give the watch and hate it later.
I agree, Amazon Prime and Hulu have been my go-to’s this Halloween season. Netflix had some great choices a few months ago, but stupidly took them off before October. 🤦🏼♀️
Train to Busan when youre a Dad of a little girl hits so much harder.
Your comment hit me hard :D
I watched it with my dad... we were both speechless in the end to say the least. I wanted to hold him and never let him go.
I actually watched The Wailing after seeing it recommended on Reddit a few times and then watched a few reviews/analysis videos on RUclips and that's how I found your channel lol
I loved the original fright night too, if you enjoyed that, check out night of the creeps (1986) My other recommendation is The Orphan (2009) which flew under the radar, I just checked and it's available on Prime Video. Love Clue and Knives Out as well. Knives Out is one of the very few movies I paid to see more than once at a theatre. It was like Clue and Arrested Development had merged into a single film.
I feel like all the cute, cool chicks into horror are all on youtube lol. Nice recommendations and lists! Tubi has a lot of horror films surprisingly for a free service. Shudder is cool though I used to have a free trial, I'm sure their library has grown a lot since.
YES!!! ‘LAKE MUNGO’!!! And ‘CLUE’!!! Great seeing those-and all of these-getting love. ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ may actually be my #1 favorite movie-so psyched for your video on it!! So much to add to our to-watch list (most psyched for ‘Eyes Without a Face’). And your outro music freaked me out lol 😱 LOVE your Chat Noir earrings!! ))
Thanks for the recs! I recently watched The Shining and Doctor Sleep (director's cut). Fun to watch back-to-back. A less known horror film that I think deserves mention is Under the Shadow (currently streaming on Netflix).
Can you do a “best horror movies to stream for free”? Between tubi, peacock, crackle, vudu, IMDb and even RUclips, there’s a surprisingly great pool
YESS! Tubi!! I also have Crackle and Peacock
Jaws 2 is worth a watch, it’s a decent sequel imo. I need to find time to watch The Wailing and Hereditary, I’ve heard nothing but great things from friends and yourself! Also, for those that stream on SlingTV, right now Sling is a treasure trove for the horror genre if you don’t mind commercials. A lot of movies you mentioned as well as classic slasher and psychological movies can be watched any time if you’re subscribed. Great video as always!
This video sums up why we are friends in a nutshell. Other than Prometheus, I think we agree almost 100% on every movie talked about here.
I knew you would pick Neon Demon! That movie stuck w me as much as Hereditary did. Great recommendations. Maybe Suspiria (2016) but still...fantastic
Great video. I know The Criterion Channel has a stuffy reputation, but there's some great 70s horror including the best version of Invasion of the Body Snatcher (1978) and for anyone who loved Midsommar they're featuring the original The Wicker Man. As for found footage looking forward to your take. Europa Report is probably my favorite found footage.
Oh, I am loving the Criterion Channel selection! I just figured not many people are subscribed to it.
I personally like the jump-scares in The Conjuring 1+2, I think they're good examples of how, when they're done right, they feel like adrenaline rushes, because of the build-up and how much you care about the Warrens and the families they investigate; they just end up calling attention to how poorly jump scares are done in other movies.
If you like Wailing, and if you did not watch Chaser its a great horror thriller from the same director, brutal, but very good.
Great list! I'll be adding a few movies to my watch list right away. 👍
The Wailing is a masterpiece, great recommendations overall, thank you
Glad you enjoyed the video ))
just added so many movies to my watchlist hah. thanks, friend!
Great to see you enjoyed Ginger Snaps. It’s a favourite of mine.
You seen, or heard of Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed, and Ginger Snaps Back? They’re certainly worth a watch 😁
I've seen (and even have some of them in my blu-ray collection) all of them except "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", but I still want to thank you for the recommendations.😁
24:30 'The Conjuring' and 'The Conjuring 2' are so creepy that as much as I enjoyed them, I can't bring myself to own them. They disturbed me that much. Haha! That's the mark of truly effective horror movies. :)
Great recommendations as always Marianna! I so wish I had HBO Max available to me, it sounds perfect. Also a big fan of The Neon Demon here too
Do you guys have the same stuff on Sky? Or is it just some of the HBO content? I thought it's pretty much the same.
Thank you for the recommendations, Mariana! I have added "Eyes Without a Face" to my to-be-watched list 😊
Watched most of these films...need to watch a bit more...btw the candle behind you is really giving a Halloween vibe....as I live in India and we don't celebrate Halloween 😩
there is NO way you watched the video this fast though ;)
@@ImpressionBlend I watched it in 1.5x as I needed something to watch right now 😅....going to watch Tale of Two Sisters asap... didn't knew it was made by I saw the devil's director which is one of my favourite film.
Haha fair enough )) Let me know what you think of "A Tale of Two Sisters"!
@@ImpressionBlend Yeah I replied you on Twitter that I had an absolute blast watching the film💥💥...for the last month I've been watching all your highest rated films on letterboxd and I can't thank you enough 🙏♥️
Loving the love for Lake Mungo. One of my absolute favourites and it's certainly the film that scares me most.
23:30 Great video as always, Marianna.
There are so many great horror movies on your list and 'Jaws' is, of course, a fantastic horror movie that has such memorable characters and scenes and even though none of the sequels can compete with the original, 'Jaws 2' is the best of that lot with some creepy scenes for sure. As with 'Jaws', 'Jaws 2' has another great score by John Williams, so that alone is a reason to see the movie.
'Jaws 3-D' may also be worth watching to an extent (particularly if one can watch it in 3D on Blu-ray) and it takes place in a SeaWorld-type resort (What could go wrong shark-wise?). It features Louis Gossett Jr, Dennis Quaid, Bess Armstrong, and a young Lea Thompson who later played Marty McFly's mother, Lorraine, in 'Back To The Future'. However, the shark effects and other special effects leave a lot to be desired. On the bright side, it was no 'Jaws 4: The Revenge' which is truly awful and even Michael Caine couldn't salvage that picture (but he did buy a beautiful house from the salary he was paid, so kudos to Sir Maurice Micklewhite). :)
Thank you for letting me know about the sequels! I don't really expect any of them to be as good as the original, but as long as they're not awful - it could be an interesting watch ))
@@ImpressionBlend 'Jaws 2' is decent while 'Jaws 3-D' is about 30% awful while 'Jaws 4: The Revenge' is virtually 100% awful. Haha! Chris Stuckmann did a great review of 'Jaws 4' and roasted it royally. :)
Shutter and The Host! I like that, cheers!
p.s. There are actually some good found footage horror movies, but you've probably seen them all by now?
[Rec] (2007) - one of the best horror films in general
Gon-ji-am (2018) - Haunted asylum, have you seen this one? It's pretty decent.
Trolljegeren (2010)
As Above, So Below (2014)
The Blair Witch Project (1999) ofcouse
Sinister (2012)
Cloverfield
Truckloads of classic fare here Marianna. Finally!!! Les Yeux Sans Visage! I knew you would love this. I've been trying to get Emma over at SpookyAstronauts to watch this. She just did a whole video on disturbing French films and never mentioned it, which is a dead giveaway that she's never seen it. Eyes without a Face is one of my favorite films of all time. I am particularly struck by the way it blends horror and beauty. I'm going to do a long video on beauty in horror films eventually. (Yeah I know you won't watch it because it's too long. C'est la guerre.)
By the way the official name for the films like Knives Out and Clue is the Whodunit genre. And this includes all those classy films and television series that would include Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie characters, Chesterton's Father Brown and lots more. A couple interesting films you might appreciate in that genre: Murder By Death is a 70's spoof on Whodunits which is really cheesy and funny and the more you know about the genre the funnier it is. AND you should look for the more recent The Best Offer, with Geoffrey Rush. This is like an art film made of Whodunit elements. And I suspect it has your name written under the marble base of a genuine Tiffany lamp. Trust me on this.
The remake of Fright Night with Collin Farrel is a top five fave of mine
"Nice kicks, guy."
Love most of these films, especially Korean ones. BTW have you watched any K-Dramas, meaning Korean TV-shows? I got into them a couple of years ago and i have watched a ton. Netflix for example has quite a few. They are quite different from Korean movies with the much more strict censorship in Korea for tv-shows but none the less they are amazing. Sky Castle, Flower of Evil (this show is not on netflix but is absolutely must see), Kingdom, Secret Forest, Crash Landing on You, Extracurricular to name a few of the better ones
The only one I've watched was "Kingdom", which I actually need to finish - thought it was a really cool zombie series, but I got distracted by something and didn't continue for some reason.
@@ImpressionBlend Yeah Kingdom is kind of a weird one in that it is quite a bit shorter than most shows and usually K-dramas only have 1 season of 16-20 episodes, Extracurricular also is a shorter one since it also was made with Netflix and not the usual Korean tv companies. I must warn you if you tip your toe in that pond it will suck you in, I must have thought 50 times (not even kidding) that this will be my last K-drama in a while and then i put on the next one and i binge 16 episodes in like 3 days. While writing this i just finished one today, about to start the next one, while watching 2 that are ongoing right now in Korea. After all this crazyness started this year there is not much else to do than stay at home and watch Netflix (or other streaming services), i think i have watched over 20 k-dramas in the last 6 months. They have Covid well enough in hand in Korea that they never really stopped producing tv-shows unlike most of the world.
I hope to see Cloverfield on your video about good found footage movies. That was the movie that got me interested in the subgenre :)
Have you seen Starry Eyes? Also, excellent vid as usual, and it's great seeing Eyes Without a Face getting some love!
Yea, watched it a few years ago
One of my favorites is a French film called, “High Tension.” Such a Stylish, emotional terrifying art house horror.
The ending is a Big Shocker!!!!
Found footage video next? I hope to see Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum which is on Prime 😈
About that 👀 Unfortunately, I wasn't a big fan of that one, sorry ((
I also re watched Ginger Snaps a few days ago. That movie is awesome! Also the sequel is good as well. The Howling, Silver Bullet, American Werewolf in London, Ginger Snaps all good werewolf movies. Creep 1 and 2 as well strangely disturbing, also agree that Creep 2 even better.
Thanks for the recommendations!
Impression blend great LIST of horror movies and thriller movies I will check them out
Thank you! Have fun ))
Lucky time i am up you upload a new video!!
Perfect time for some horror movie recommendations )))
I see you as “PERFECTIONIST” ... you videos, your words, lipsticks, earrings, your bookshelves, well-arranged things in it, everything you wear is just so appealing...😍 I LOVE THAT! I think I can understand why you love psychological thriller “blacks swan“ ... 😀😇 - and yes, I’ve seen “the wailing” three times and that old man with Red Devil eyes scared the hell out of me!! 🤣🤣 well, I am not big horror fan, but yes... I do watch almost all recommendation you give. “Train to Busan” is my favourite zombie film of the all time. It’s weird that first time ever a horror movie made my eyes wet in the end. 😢😢
Aww thank you )) And me too, "Train to Busan" has such an emotional ending - I cry every time I watch it.
@@ImpressionBlend 😊😊😇
Green Room is on my watch list! Halloween night here I come!!!
Yay! have fun!
Your videos are so well made, entertaining and on point! Keep it up 🎃
Btw what are your thoughts on "Noroi: The Curse" (2005)?
Thank you! The ending is what really made "Noroi" for me, super effective and disturbing! I thought the length of the rest of it wasn't justified though, seems like they were really stretching that runtime.
@@ImpressionBlend You're welcome! :) Yes, that's true. When I think about the movie the disturbing ending pops into my head immediately, while the rest of the story is kind of a blur tbh. Just thought you might not have seen it, but I bet there aren't many classic indie horror films you haven't seen, right? ^^
Loved the Jaws novel. That's what I would recommend.
Definitely agree with a lot of these recommendations and the ones I haven't seenA I'll definitely be watching soon! The Jaws sequels though are terrifying in how bad they are. Part of me died inside when I watched the sequels after loving the original!
Oh wow haha )) Going to steer clear of the "Jaws" sequels then
Ginger Snaps!!! The sequels are available on Tubi (which is free and has a ton of obscure horror films). Eyes without a Face is also great and I highly recommend watching Carnival of Souls as well for a fun double feature (HBO Max DOES have some fantastic classics).
That one is definitely on my list of classics to check out as well! HBO Max classics selection is second only to Criterion Channel, tbh
@@ImpressionBlend 100% agreed! Fantastic list btw.
Eyes without a face that's a good flick I saw recently. Now, Clue/Knives Out sounds like my kinda movie night.
So many good recommendations I need to watch now 😬
Glad to be helpful! Have fun 😈
15:35 I was amazed how many horror films (and other films) were available on Amazon Prime including many cult horror films that are typically rare on VHS, DVD, or Blu-ray. :)
Prime has a huge library. Way bigger than Netflix.
Unfortunately, Hulu is not available in my country. Thanks for the recommendations. I wrote down a couple of them I haven't seen.
Bummer! Let me know if you watch something you love based off my recommendations anyway!
Jaws 2 is worth watching. Underrated In my opinion
let the right one in is riveting
I recently watched Midsommar......it’s now in my top 5 I LOVEEEEEE ITTTTT lol
The Wailing is so good.
Yessss!
Happy Halloween to you.
You too!! 👻🎃
The Texas chainsaw massacre is one of my all time favorites too, i just heard that one of the guy actors said that he actually cut the girls finger at the dinner scene without her consent or anything so I hope that’s not true...😬
Anyways great video as always ❤️
Watched the original Fright Night this October a week or so ago for the first time on Prime, and I really really loved it. I don't see why you consider the remake to be terrible, though. I loved Anton and Colin's performances in the movie. Honestly I loved the ending in the Remake over the original and I didn't like the actor that turned into a Vampire in the original. I just found him extremely annoying and was really glad when he died at the end, although pretty sure that wasn't the emotion they were hoping to get.
Good list! The only other Jaws movie worth watching is the second one. Obviously not as good as the first but it still feels like a Jaws film. Avoid the other two - they're complete chum!
those earrings remind me of the cover of “if it bleeds”!
Haha I can see that )) But they actually are "Le Chat Noir"
I agree with you that The Conjuring 2 is as good as the original.
12:21 Kitty!!
May be controversial, but I love Midsommar more than Hereditary. xD
Also, I watched all of these movies and I love them all.
I don't think it's that controversial! I know quite a few people who thought it was better ))
TCM stresses me out too much and I’m a scary movie freak! Considering Jaws a Halloween movie pick is blasphemy lol it’s a summer movie!!
OH my god. this is going to be absolutely TERRIFYING. I am going to be absolutely SHOOK To the core. #scared!
Ok, I’m getting Shudder.
Shudder is fun ))
Okay so the Jaws sequels...
Jaws 2 I remember watching and really liking as a kid. I remember nothing about it, so it clearly didn't leave much of an impact on me. I do remember liking the central conceit; a group of teenagers, including Brody's son, trapped in the ocean on a series of boats, and it's as much about the attempts of Brody to rescue them as well as the teenagers attempting to survive a game of "the floor is lava". Going back today, I'm sure it's the best of the sequels, but it left no impression on me. However...
Jaws 3, aka Jaws 3D, ROCKS. It's terrible, but it's so much fun to watch. The film is basically a giant Seaworld tie in in shitty 80's 3D. It features some horrible special effects purely for the 3D shock, and ultimately functions as the worst commercial ever for a theme park, since the selling point is that Jaws might kill you, or break the park so badly that you drown. 10/10. Highly recommend. Drinks preferred.
Jaws 4, aka Jaws: The Revenge, is one of the worst films ever made. The shark apparently has a vendetta against the Brody family for killing 3 other shark friends, so it follows them down to the Bahamas. Michael Caine is in it, who couldn't accept his Oscar for Hannah and Her Sisters because he was working on this movie. This one is also cheesy and enjoyable in a "so bad it's good" kind of way, but it's not nearly as enjoyable as Jaws 3 because (MINOR SPOILERS) Brody has died and his son is brutally killed by the shark early on, and since his mother is the main character, she cries a lot, making it more depressing than entertaining.
So yeah; I'd say stick with 2 and 3 if you watch any of them at all, but 2 is the only one you should expect to be any good, and it is undoubtedly nothing compared to Jaws.
Prime has the best B-movie horror selection of all time.
im probably easily the biggest scardi-cat watching this and even i don't consider jaws a horror movie, more of an adventure/thriller
Agree! It’s a summer movie I hate it when it’s in a Halloween line up
I don't know if I consider this horror, but Man Bites Dog is another one that's on HBO MAX. However, It's a ****'d up film. It's about a camera crew following a serial killer committing crimes. Also I recommend Jaws: The Revenge. Just for the lolz alone. Dishonorable Mention: Cats.
The Strangers that's a scary movie. I saw it on HBO years ago. I'm sure you can find it somewhere
I have to watch A tale of two sisters, Shutter and Conjuring 2 to get to a 100%.
Great list.
Enjoy :D
For a full minute i thought you had dyed your hair orange
You know cos spoopy season
Haha just on one side though?
@@ImpressionBlend yeah! I love dyed hair and new ways to do it.
@@ImpressionBlend I also want to recommend some on prime and one on Netflix that weren't on your list. The films on prime are Frailty and and Possum and Resolution, the one on Netflix is the Endless. Be careful with Possum tho, I couldn't eat for 2 days after watching that
None of the Jaws sequels are nearly as good as the original but Jaws 2 is pretty decent. This sequel is definitely worth a shot. The other 2 are really, really bad. I still watch them every once in a while but just because I was big fan of shark movies when I was kid.
Guys seriously go and watch Lake Mungo....its a Mockumentary and it's very creepy and the central story is really heartbreaking
I wonder if you watched 'I saw the devil' from the director of 'A tale of two sisters'. It was one of the most unnerving movies I've ever seen.
Yes! A great film, for sure!
"It's a Joss Whedon film, so you know it's going to be good!" Lol idk about that (at least for me) anymore. That being said though, I gotta watch The Wailing, I've never even heard of that.
Have you ever seen the original Fright Night 2, with the same actor as the original? It's FAR from perfect, but it was written by my screenwriting professor, and I like knowing people's thoughts on it
You love max and we haven’t gotten a doom patrol review?
I never said I was going to review it?
@@ImpressionBlend I’m saying you should I think you would like it
Do you have any suggestions for "starter horror" movies... We are staying in this Halloween 🎃 and planning on yummy snacks and movie watching. Our son is 11 so we are looking for something that isn't terrifying! Any suggestions would be appreciated.
The remake of Fright Night with Collin ferral and Disturbia teen “ish “ movies , probably some cussing in there. they are in my top 5 all time faves
Also if you haven’t seen Goosebumps with Jack Black I’m 49 and I loved it lol
@@desertpinevintage hey thanks! I haven't seen the first two but I loved the goosebumps movie! Jack Black is my favorite 💕
Hi! FYI: TRAIN TO BUSAN: PENINSULA will be available on digital October 27th! Yay!
Love so many of these movies and the few I haven't seen have been very high on my list for a while. HBO Max used to have all the Nightmare on Elm Street movies and I was excited for a marathon but unfortunately they took them off. Also, Jaws 2 is a pretty solid watch, but the other two are pretty awful.
HBO Max is killing it! At least when they take things off they put more excellent things on ))
Fright Night.
You should review ash vs evil dead it’s in Netflix
If you like to read horror, RESURRECTION, by Audrey Brice and Andre Gonzalez is absolutely superb!! This one is hard to put down!! It is very suspenseful, scary and horrific!! This just came out. Get it at amazon!!!
Apostle and The Ritual make a great Netflix Halloween double-feature. Not enough people mention those two. This is basically a "mainstreamer" list. basic AF. silence of the lambs? what about newer stuff.
Streaming are boring. I prefer download the movies, because I can watch any movie that I want and not only the ones available in the streaming services.
Ready or not is so so good! I’ve been on a mission to find any movies with a similar vibe actually and so far I’ve watched « You’re next » and the « The baby-sitter » and they were ok but nowhere near as good. If anyone can recommend other comedy-horror movies that are actually good it would be great!
Other than that I have only watched « Train to Busan » from the list (which I loved) and Midsommar (also loved) and wish I could handle Hereditary but not ready for that from what I’ve been hearing.^^
I recommend Cabin in the Woods and The Final Girls. Both are fun horror comedies.
@@jamesm818 Thank you for the recommendations!Cabin in the woods I have seen actually, big Whedon fan 👌I will definitely be checking The final girls, I’ve seen it pop up before while looking for similar movies.Thanks!
So I guess you'll watch the Ginger Snaps trilogy?
I'm hearing the sequel is actually pretty good, so I'm interested!
I thought the Fright Night remake was actually pretty good.
The remake is generally well-liked
Ok, unpopular opinion: The Fright Night remake was great.
Ok I know some people believe it's pretty good, but great? You really loved it that much??
@@ImpressionBlend Well, granted it's more a 4/5 than a 5/5 for me, but I am really fond of it. Love the cast in it and I think it was a solid update. The original is still great, though.
I think Jaws 2 is definitely worth a watch when viewed as a fun monster movie rather than the sequel to one of the most celebrated movies ever made. Roy Scheider is a good lead as always, John Williams returns with a great energetic score, and the movie has some good set pieces. It is a decent shark movie, but unlike Alien and Aliens, Jaws 2 is not the masterpiece that the original is.
Jaws 3 and 4 are not worth your time. Scheider isn't in those two and they replace horror and thrills with dated effects and ludicrous plots.
I create it.
Uu, I haven't watched Apt Pupil in too long. I remember it being genuinely disturbing in an almost no particular/graphic way. Hm ....
JAWS is a horror film. Saw that movie way too young and it resulted in me having an ambivalence towards sharks and to this day when I enter the water at the beach I still get the heebie jeebies. JAWS and JAWS 2 are solid films, the series fell off greatly after that.
Jaws 2 is not that bad! Jaws 3&4 are so laughably bad they are good!
Jaws 2 I though was okay. Jaws 3 and Revenge you should avoid like the plague.
either you are running out of horror movies or i have watched them all
This is about my favorites you can stream, not really underrated stuff except for a few, so of course a lot of them are pretty popular ))
Has any one of you seen Eden Lake? If you have, what do guys think of it?
Do not watch any Jaws sequels; just watch Jaws again.