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I love these type of lists, I really do. But am I the only one that realizes half of these are blasted for being the same as the original and the other half is blasted for being different from the original?
@ She killed everybody at the school, not just the guilty. They did however skip her destroying the town, most likely to make the audience still see her as a victim.
True. Sissy Spacek has true “outcast” vibes in her portrayal of Carrie White. I felt Chloe Grace Mortez was too focused on making pouty faces and was like “I’m AcTiNg!!”
I was disappointed that it didn't follow the book more. If it really wanted to follow the book, Carrie should have destroyed the whole town, not just the school.
I actually liked Carrie 2013, but I hated Carrie 2002, it’s literally forgotten!
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No, it did NOT follow the book. It was a remake of the DePalma movie's script. The book is a LOT different - for instance, Carrie kills everyone at the prom and then destroys the entire town too.
There was a made-for-TV remake of Carrie in 2002. That one is actually really good, especially for being made for TV. Angela Bettis was a fantastic Carrie and the acting is much better than original. The special effects were hit-and-miss though.
Completely agree about this dreadful rehash(emphasis on hash). When the film began ,people were talking and i asked them to hush. Ten minutes further into it and i almost missed their discussion about where they were going to have dinner. The subtlety of Wise's classic were completely ignored for CGI effects.
Exactly, Tony Tornado! I thought Quarantine was at least decent. The only terrifying thing about the movie is just how realistic gene editing can turn one of the most horrifying viruses known to man from having a fairly long window to get treated and cured from to almost immediate rabid Rabies victim. I wish the doomsday cult found out about near the end of the first movie was elaborated on more. It takes alot of balls to bring about the apocalypse you so desire to bring about too.
I'm 110% sure cabin fever (2016) was a piss take as apposed to an actual remake xD Yes the Wicker man remake was bad but ... THE BEES NOOO NOT BEES! XD
I first watched it on VHS when I was 4. Absolutely scared the hell out of me. That damn clown doll may have contributed to my severe caulrophobia. I’m 39 now and I can’t deal with clowns.
I watched it when I was about 7 coz my big bro was baby sitting me. N i just remember the clown freaking me out completely as I had a toy clown very similar same clothes at least n it sat in my bed. That night I wouldn't climb the stairs. I think I threw it out the window the next day
@@otoad20 That scene always gets me. The quote and the martial arts are so far removed from everything else going on, the ridiculousness of it got a laugh out of me every time I watched that movie. So hilariously random.
Pet Semetary just wasn't that scary to me, but you know what scary movie remake actually lived up to the hype? It! Can't wait for part 2! As for Carrie I guess it didn't need a remake, but I actually like the remake mostly for the prom scene. It was pure chaos and Carrie with her powers crushing everybody around her looked like a dark jean grey from the x-men with the newer visuals.
The Netflix remake series The Haunting Of Hill House is amazing! I actually liked the 1999 The Haunting though, even if the story was completely changed.
Boy do I disagree about Quarantine. The remake is essentially the same movie as the original (which makes it just as good) except that the explanation for the occurrence thousand times better in the remake making the remake a thousand times better than the original.
Oh no, the remake just made that better,the end, but overall is horribly shot, unbelievable and doesnt give you the same feeling rec gives you. It is the same yes, but the location, the acting and even the scary scenes were better
Judging by what I'm seeing, you don't like remakes that are too different from the original, and you don't like remakes that are too similar to the original. Can't really be satisfied with anything nowadays
The point is not be similar ou different from the source material, It has to have the soul from the source material, imagine a Rambo movie that instead of focuses in how ex-soldiers were treated like bad persons when they returned with that monologue from Rambo itself in the ending that clarify the things better, the remake of Rambo would be about cold blood murder who wants to kill just because. It's the same, you can made a shot for shot or change the complete history but without the themes and soul from the original, your remake is fucked from the start.
Wrong. Pet Sematary is fucking awful. They completely ruined the source material and spoiled every single thing they changed in the shitty trailer. The source material is a masterpiece of psychological trauma and they opted for cheap cliches and shit jumpscares. The masks the kids wear are also stupid and don't belong anywhere near the Pet Sematary name. It's just awful.
Quarantine isn´t bad, but is just a copy-paste of the spanish movie REC, that is allready great. Same as Vanilla Sky, that is a good movie but is just a copy of the spanish movie "Abre los Ojos" (open your eyes). In Spain we just translate american movies to spanish, we don´t need to shoot them again and re-sell them as new ideas.
@@LnPPersonified I'm not saying it was horrid. I'll save that for Quarantined 2 😁 all in all it was a good film but I find it hard to call a remake. It's almost a shot for shot of the original. It seemed made for people who don't like subtitles. I hate this with American attempts at Asian horror. Although I wish they would follow Quarantine steps and actually follow the original and not thier own ideas. One reason why I thinki really prefer Rec is that I don't know any of the cast so it seems more real.
It was because they wanted a more realistic take and for him to actually look like someone burned, unlike the original where the focus was to make him look scary.
I feel like the only one but I genuinely enjoyed the Nightmare on Elm Street remake. It had a creepy atmosphere and made Freddy a truly terrifying entity
I actually liked the Carrie remake a lot. We saw a bit more of Carrie's family and later her telekinetic abilities. All while staying true to the book and original movie.
Michael Bay did Jason Voorhees justice, and managed to produce a live action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that featured Bebop and Rocksteady along with Shredder and Krang. TransFormers OTOH relatively sucked though when compared to the source material. I'll give you that.
I just feel like people confuse nostalgia with content. Just because something originated first doesn’t make it superior in any way, I personally think Freddy in the remake was creepier and the remake of Carrie I think although Chloe wasn’t a “unique beauty” and very beautiful, I felt like she did justice to the role in her conviction of character. Not saying the remakes were better, but I feel like they were good in their own right and should not be on this list
Yeah, I know Stephen King like's that the Shining's 'made for TV' remake was closer to his vision, but it was kind of boring and definitely not scary. ...I guess that's why writers write and directors direct.
@@theoriginalThud I actually think the 1980 version of The Shining is slightly more boring. In a lot of Kubrick's movies he spends way too much time and effort on "Look at me I'm a FILMMAKER!" bullshit instead of just directing. It's very pretentious.
Ummm there was a Pet Sematary movie in the 80s so in that respect the new Pet Semetary is a remake. Both films are based on the original novel by Stephen King.
@@tsmk4262 except it's not. The original film adaptation wasn't entirely faithful to the book. This one might be I don't know because I haven't seen yet.
It was never about that. It was a movie making experiment in studying a movie to se if you can remake it shot for shot and people reaction to watching it. They wanted fans of the original to watch it and discuss it. The only reason they released it commercially was to get some of the movie back and it just broke even.
*Narration in a Nutshell* This movie is bad because it does exactly what the old movie did.. That movie is bad because it doesn't do exactly what the old movie did.
I never bothered to see the American remake of Martyrs. The French original is a hand grenade going off in the place where your soul used to be. It's brilliant, if you can endure it. I can't imagine watching a sanitized version.
Would you settle for an animated remake of it where it is set in the My Little Pony universe and a good portion of all ticket sales go to you as a form of monetary compensation, not to mention psychological torture inflicted on others?
To be fair Jackie Earl Haley was a fine Freddy. The best part of that shitstorm of a movie. People just couldn't get past that it wasn't Robert Englund.
I mean I said the movie was a shitstorm last I checked I didn't say it was a good movie. And again just because the makeup was awful doesn't take away from the actors portrayal of the character itself he didn't pick the makeup. He worked with what was given to him and did a fine job doing it.
Interesting fact: Jackie Earl Haley auditioned for the original with his friend Johnny Depp. Depp got cast, Haley did not. Until 20 years later, where Jackie Earl Haley was cast as Freddy.
True, but the Dawn of the Dead remake with Ving Rhames was top notch.....The Fog remake was definitely terrible and that was made right in the middle of Tom Welling's run as Clark Kent on Smallville, so I was even more disappointed
- I like the elm street remake specifically for the fact we get more of a Freddy origin story. However all together it doesn’t feel like a Elm Street movie. -Quarantine was a decent remake. - Cabin Fever was a literal remake. Which made it a good watch. - Carrie remake was JUST as good as the original. PERIODT. Chloe was Sissy Spacek.
I agree with you saying Friday the 13th (2009) was mostly bad as it added a few new things that were interesting but not significant enough to save the movie, however I prefer Texas Chainsaw massacre (2003) over the original and I will defend that
Remakes have always existed. Especially in the 1930's and 1940's where they sometimes remake a movie just a couple of years later. There's always someone who want to remake his favorite movie because there is this one things he think he could have done better.
There is a theory that Gus Van Sant knew exactly what he was doing by remaking Psycho in that he was showing the pointlessness of remakes by making the most pointless remake he could. I prefer that theory over one where he thinks it’s a good idea.
This is the first time I agree with all 10 choices. I'm glad you didn't mention The Fog, Black Christmas, When a Stranger Calls, House of Wax, The Haunting remakes. I like them despite some stupidity
I love When A Stranger Calls. I think Camilla Belle falters in it at points but realistically she carries the whole movie and was a young actress at the time. But it was thrilling and the last shot of the caller still freaks me out.
Carrie is one of my - if not THE - favorite movie of all time. That said, I actually enjoyed the remake. The cyberbullying added a whole new level; making Margaret slightly sympathetic softened her madness; and they got to add the boulders! While I could have done without DGM's odd snake-like movements, the rest of the movie was just fine. Not great, but not bad.
Not a remake, but I hated Scream 4. Scream 3 ended the story soooo well. I was so mad they tried to reboot it all those years later. The movie just sucked too.
I agree! Also like the original versions of most of them (Pet Sematary 1988 was pretty bad), but I thought they made interesting choices that gave it a different spin. That said, I also like the 2009 Friday the 13th more than the original.
Not to mention it's remake was not very good and if you make the coming for Tobe Hooper comment then why was that on the list. Especially since 10 was a superior movie than it's original.
Hollywood should have learned by now, no way can you take an original and think, either by changing it or copying it, that grand idea will succeed. You stated The Fly was an exception to this rule, but no, the original had the suspense needed to make it work. Originals are pretty much made for that time period. Remakes are just another way Hollywood (movie industry) says that they are out of original ideas.
@@mrworld2112 That's the point I was getting across. They mention the Halloween remake (Rob Zombie 2007) but they showed footage from the 2018 sequel to the original 1978 movie.
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I love these type of lists, I really do. But am I the only one that realizes half of these are blasted for being the same as the original and the other half is blasted for being different from the original?
Perfectly balanced...
Yeah I was starting to be confused about the complaints myself.
Agreed. That's because people are fickle whiny children that cant make up their minds.
@@crystallakeking- no it's because different films call for different takes on that film
@@iCeddybear94 As all things should be
Me: *Enjoying listening to Ash*
The video: "HI GUYS, I'M ADAM WILBOURNE"
Me: "Ughhh."
Ha
Dear God.....not fucking Wilborne
I actually liked the Carrie remake, not just because of Chloe Moretz but I just thought it was a good re-telling
RNC200711 I actually like it more than the 70s version honestly
@@morgannalagrave7328 I did too
Haha i was gonna say the same thing like the entire comment I love Chloe
@ She killed everybody at the school, not just the guilty. They did however skip her destroying the town, most likely to make the audience still see her as a victim.
RNC200711 I love Chloe too
I thought the remake of Carrie was more enjoyable than the original, my only issue was Chloe Moretz didn't fit the outcast role to me.
Macie Jay this isn’t a siege video
The original looks far better.
Yh chloe moretz looked way to pretty to be bullied they should have hired a different girl
Like dakota fanning maybe?
True. Sissy Spacek has true “outcast” vibes in her portrayal of Carrie White. I felt Chloe Grace Mortez was too focused on making pouty faces and was like “I’m AcTiNg!!”
Action stars need to stay the hell away from horror movies.
Aliens
Carrie wasn't bad. I've seen worse. At least it followed the book.
I was disappointed that it didn't follow the book more. If it really wanted to follow the book, Carrie should have destroyed the whole town, not just the school.
Right not like pet cemetery
I actually liked Carrie 2013, but I hated Carrie 2002, it’s literally forgotten!
No, it did NOT follow the book. It was a remake of the DePalma movie's script. The book is a LOT different - for instance, Carrie kills everyone at the prom and then destroys the entire town too.
@ she kills the whole town? Cool
You had me at "worst Horror remakes" but then lost me at the Raid advert.
Imagine someone remaking the whole Saw or Scream franchise.
Saw!? Don't even *joke* about remaking that! 🙂
saw's getting remade by chris rock
@@youtubed3951 didn't they just release one not more than two years ago?
@@noaharkeologist591 Yeah, jigsaw
@@youtubed3951 That's what I thought. Why remake it so quickly? It's already drawn out as is.
I actually liked the Carrie remake. Liked the original too
I did too. Both of them.
I was okay with the remake but I prefer the original
Yeap it was a good remake.
The original is the best...the remake did no justice to Stephen king's masterpiece
Some remakes are good but most of them are shite
The Americanized "The Eye" was godawful and didn't even hold a candle to the original
What made Carrie the instant classic? Sissy Spacek's eyes
I would say that Piper Laurie's eyes are the other 50% that made the film.
@@Rubbmeuk Aaaaaamen......
There was a made-for-TV remake of Carrie in 2002. That one is actually really good, especially for being made for TV. Angela Bettis was a fantastic Carrie and the acting is much better than original. The special effects were hit-and-miss though.
Those eye's spoke better than any dialog that they could have written
Those subtleties that Sissy Spacek included. Religious imagery, that of Saint Stephen
"most beloved and famous 80s movies right after the Texas Chainsaw Massacre...' uhh, that was 1974.
I would have to say the worst remake is the tedious and unwatchable 1999 remake of of the near-perfect "The Haunting" (1963).
Agreed. I mistakenly saw that movie in theaters.
Yep. The first bit was actually good, but once it really got into it, it turned to complete rubbish....
Quoted for the truth.
Agree! The original is so scary but the remake was pathetic!
Completely agree about this dreadful rehash(emphasis on hash). When the film began ,people were talking and i asked them to hush. Ten minutes further into it and i almost missed their discussion about where they were going to have dinner. The subtlety of Wise's classic were completely ignored for CGI effects.
Quarentine is pretty good, it's just unonriginal
Exactly, Tony Tornado! I thought Quarantine was at least decent. The only terrifying thing about the movie is just how realistic gene editing can turn one of the most horrifying viruses known to man from having a fairly long window to get treated and cured from to almost immediate rabid Rabies victim. I wish the doomsday cult found out about near the end of the first movie was elaborated on more. It takes alot of balls to bring about the apocalypse you so desire to bring about too.
Yeah on first viewing I loved the movie but after a few rewatches it’s better than all the movies after the 3rd one
Not! It was horrid
Why, @@tsmk4262? Not bloody and/or violent enough?
@@adamgray1753 No, because it's a watered down version of [REC].
I'm 110% sure cabin fever (2016) was a piss take as apposed to an actual remake xD
Yes the Wicker man remake was bad but ... THE BEES NOOO NOT BEES! XD
Bees are evil. One took out Zim's vehicle, so no surprise there.
🐝 🐝 🐝
Wicker Man remake was AMAZING - just for all the wrong reasons 😂
Let’s be honest, Raid shadow legends won’t end up in the top 10 games of the year though will it?
You do have a mobile phone, don't you?
(Blizzcon 2018 meme, in case it goes over your head.)
it definitely isn't that great. the whole point is to relate to your toon. and you cant do that here.
7:36: the original *"Poltergeist"* a 'family friendly' movie!!? That tree scared the be-Jesus out of me when I first watched it!!
Me too! And I was 17 at the time...
A strangling toy clown? Yeah I think I’m good.
I first watched it on VHS when I was 4. Absolutely scared the hell out of me. That damn clown doll may have contributed to my severe caulrophobia. I’m 39 now and I can’t deal with clowns.
Its pretty funny because the movie has the same rating as The Evil Dead in my Country.
I watched it when I was about 7 coz my big bro was baby sitting me. N i just remember the clown freaking me out completely as I had a toy clown very similar same clothes at least n it sat in my bed. That night I wouldn't climb the stairs. I think I threw it out the window the next day
The fog remake which wound up being a love story with a pirate ghost.
"What the hell is a worse remake than the Wicker Man?"
Psycho.
"Oh OK"
I had just forgotten about the psycho remake.
But no.
@@TheTruthfulAsshole
But no, what?
@@stonecold6521 Wickerman is much worse.
@@TheTruthfulAsshole at least wickerman was enjoyably bad.
Psycho: I am the worst movie remake of all time
Wrong turn (2021): Hold my beer
"Pancakes... PANCAKES!" -Cabin Fever Funniest line ever, in context.
NO PANCAKES
Parallaxus forgot the karate 🥋
*pancake guy comes in*
That along with his sweet martial arts moves
@@otoad20 That scene always gets me. The quote and the martial arts are so far removed from everything else going on, the ridiculousness of it got a laugh out of me every time I watched that movie. So hilariously random.
Pet Semetary just wasn't that scary to me, but you know what scary movie remake actually lived up to the hype? It! Can't wait for part 2! As for Carrie I guess it didn't need a remake, but I actually like the remake mostly for the prom scene. It was pure chaos and Carrie with her powers crushing everybody around her looked like a dark jean grey from the x-men with the newer visuals.
I could shit out better visuals
Worst horror remake ever is 1999's THE HAUNTING
Definitely.
It's bad, but there are many worse remakes out there.
The first half wasn't bad, the stupid cgi ghost monster ruined it
The remake was honestly hilarious 😄
The Netflix remake series The Haunting Of Hill House is amazing! I actually liked the 1999 The Haunting though, even if the story was completely changed.
Boy do I disagree about Quarantine. The remake is essentially the same movie as the original (which makes it just as good) except that the explanation for the occurrence thousand times better in the remake making the remake a thousand times better than the original.
Oh no, the remake just made that better,the end, but overall is horribly shot, unbelievable and doesnt give you the same feeling rec gives you. It is the same yes, but the location, the acting and even the scary scenes were better
@@TheDaniCalifornia1 I completely disagree.
Is nobody gonna mention the shitshow that was day of the dead bloodline?
CommissionerHoltZ fucking suckedddd. I was angry watching it.
Never saw that, but there was another _Day of the Dead_ remake back in 2008. Don't worry. It sucked.
I do, I was excited to see but then when I finally did. I felt stupid
@@multitudeofidols the 2008 remake was atleast fun in a best of the worst type of way. Bloodline is just crap
I haven't seen Day of the Dead: Bloodline
but it's funny to read this since the plan was to make it was faithful to Romero's vision as possible. :P
Judging by what I'm seeing, you don't like remakes that are too different from the original, and you don't like remakes that are too similar to the original. Can't really be satisfied with anything nowadays
That's because 95% of remakes suck. They are all just money grabs for companies who ran out of ideas. 🤷🏻♀️
The point is not be similar ou different from the source material, It has to have the soul from the source material, imagine a Rambo movie that instead of focuses in how ex-soldiers were treated like bad persons when they returned with that monologue from Rambo itself in the ending that clarify the things better, the remake of Rambo would be about cold blood murder who wants to kill just because.
It's the same, you can made a shot for shot or change the complete history but without the themes and soul from the original, your remake is fucked from the start.
Pet Semetary, Carrie and Quarantine don't deserve to be on that list.
I loved the Pet Semetary remake & Quarantine.
Wrong. Pet Sematary is fucking awful. They completely ruined the source material and spoiled every single thing they changed in the shitty trailer. The source material is a masterpiece of psychological trauma and they opted for cheap cliches and shit jumpscares. The masks the kids wear are also stupid and don't belong anywhere near the Pet Sematary name. It's just awful.
@@MihaelLawliet01 ugh
Quarantine isn´t bad, but is just a copy-paste of the spanish movie REC, that is allready great. Same as Vanilla Sky, that is a good movie but is just a copy of the spanish movie "Abre los Ojos" (open your eyes). In Spain we just translate american movies to spanish, we don´t need to shoot them again and re-sell them as new ideas.
You should have waited a bit, the new Child's Play would be perfect for this list.
Hell yeah lol
Deffinately what the hell were they thinking lol and if waited even longer could put new wrong turn on it 😂😂
Quarantine wasn't that bad.
Rec was better
@@angelusthornful No one's debating that. But as far as remakes go, Quarantine is pretty good.
@@LnPPersonified I'm not saying it was horrid. I'll save that for Quarantined 2 😁 all in all it was a good film but I find it hard to call a remake. It's almost a shot for shot of the original. It seemed made for people who don't like subtitles. I hate this with American attempts at Asian horror. Although I wish they would follow Quarantine steps and actually follow the original and not thier own ideas. One reason why I thinki really prefer Rec is that I don't know any of the cast so it seems more real.
I think it was just unneeded. I think Jennifer Connelly is a much better actor than the original, but past that, it's just kinda unnecessary.
It is now
Poltergeist isn't what I'd describe as family friendly...
When the last time you've seen it? It's pretty tame. It's rated PG, though I think that's before pg-13 was a thing. It's kid-scary, to me.
The nightmare on elm street remake makes Freddy look like Voldemort does anyone agree
More like Voldemort's whiney little brother.
It was because they wanted a more realistic take and for him to actually look like someone burned, unlike the original where the focus was to make him look scary.
I feel like the only one but I genuinely enjoyed the Nightmare on Elm Street remake. It had a creepy atmosphere and made Freddy a truly terrifying entity
The fact that Prom Night remake doesn't make it on the list is shocking
Night of the Demons (1988) is far better than 2009's remake.
On the other hand, my favourite remake is 13 Ghosts.
I actually liked the Carrie remake a lot. We saw a bit more of Carrie's family and later her telekinetic abilities. All while staying true to the book and original movie.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) is maybe the only horror remake I've watched that I actually enjoyed
How to ruin an adaptation of a beloved franchise brand in one simple step:
Let Michael Bay handle it.
Michael bay
Or
Rob Zombie
@@ChrisAtheist Yup.
Michael Bay did Jason Voorhees justice, and managed to produce a live action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that featured Bebop and Rocksteady along with Shredder and Krang.
TransFormers OTOH relatively sucked though when compared to the source material. I'll give you that.
Who would even think of remaking Psycho? Norman Bates was and always will be iconic. It has to be one of the best horror performances of all time
Am I the only one who actually liked the Nightmare on Elm street and Carrie remakes?
I love them both.
Why? Both were boring and badly made. The main actress in nightmare even said she almost quit acting because she hated making that film so much
I liked Nightmare too.
Carrie, Yes.
Nightmare, No.
I just feel like people confuse nostalgia with content. Just because something originated first doesn’t make it superior in any way, I personally think Freddy in the remake was creepier and the remake of Carrie I think although Chloe wasn’t a “unique beauty” and very beautiful, I felt like she did justice to the role in her conviction of character. Not saying the remakes were better, but I feel like they were good in their own right and should not be on this list
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2:17 to get to the list without an in-video ad
The Fog and The Shining remakes should have some honorable mentions!
Yeah, I know Stephen King like's that the Shining's 'made for TV' remake was closer to his vision, but it was kind of boring and definitely not scary. ...I guess that's why writers write and directors direct.
@@theoriginalThud I actually think the 1980 version of The Shining is slightly more boring. In a lot of Kubrick's movies he spends way too much time and effort on "Look at me I'm a FILMMAKER!" bullshit instead of just directing. It's very pretentious.
Pet Sematary isn't a remake. It's another adaptation of the book.
Ditto for Carrie.
Ummm there was a Pet Sematary movie in the 80s so in that respect the new Pet Semetary is a remake. Both films are based on the original novel by Stephen King.
@@jamesstewart7736 Agreeing with me by disagreeing with me. That's new.
Its def a remake .....
@@tsmk4262 except it's not. The original film adaptation wasn't entirely faithful to the book. This one might be I don't know because I haven't seen yet.
Quarantine averaged 60% on Rotton Tomatoes so it's a bit harsh to call it panned. Still not as good as Rec though.
It is a stupid movie
Not technically horror, but is no one mentioning Ghost busters, the debacle
I actually prefer the Carrie 2013 remake than the Original. I LOVED it. really good story.
It really takes 2 minutes and 22 seconds to get to the list?
1960's Psycho looks perfect.
It really was perfect.
It was never about that. It was a movie making experiment in studying a movie to se if you can remake it shot for shot and people reaction to watching it. They wanted fans of the original to watch it and discuss it. The only reason they released it commercially was to get some of the movie back and it just broke even.
There was a Poltergeist remake???
Yes there was .
Honestly the 70s Carrie was far more terrifying
*Narration in a Nutshell*
This movie is bad because it does exactly what the old movie did.. That movie is bad because it doesn't do exactly what the old movie did.
I never bothered to see the American remake of Martyrs. The French original is a hand grenade going off in the place where your soul used to be. It's brilliant, if you can endure it. I can't imagine watching a sanitized version.
you're entitled to your opinion.
what one person hates, another loves.
peace be with u
They should have had Eddie Izzard instead of Nic Cage in the Wicker Man remake, just for the bees.... "HELP, I'M COVERED IN BEEEEES!" :D
Ah, hell! I was trying to come up with a bees reference, too. 😀
I remember seeing the Wicker Man remake in theaters. I want that 90 minutes of my life back
Would you settle for an animated remake of it where it is set in the My Little Pony universe and a good portion of all ticket sales go to you as a form of monetary compensation, not to mention psychological torture inflicted on others?
@@andreapasqua8639 Oh, God yes!
We need to have this arranged, I want to get in on the compensation too.
To be fair Jackie Earl Haley was a fine Freddy. The best part of that shitstorm of a movie. People just couldn't get past that it wasn't Robert Englund.
Totally disagree... Shit make up.. just a shit film....
Just Because Jackie Earl Healey is a good actor doesn't make 2010 Nightmare a good movie
I mean I said the movie was a shitstorm last I checked I didn't say it was a good movie. And again just because the makeup was awful doesn't take away from the actors portrayal of the character itself he didn't pick the makeup. He worked with what was given to him and did a fine job doing it.
@@akiraslayer7934 Still It is Not about Jackie Earl Healey and the movie was shit not a hit
Interesting fact: Jackie Earl Haley auditioned for the original with his friend Johnny Depp. Depp got cast, Haley did not. Until 20 years later, where Jackie Earl Haley was cast as Freddy.
The Fog remake was really bad and the two Day of the Dead remakes were a disgrace
True, but the Dawn of the Dead remake with Ving Rhames was top notch.....The Fog remake was definitely terrible and that was made right in the middle of Tom Welling's run as Clark Kent on Smallville, so I was even more disappointed
Yes the Fog remake was a major abomination to Carpenters amazing movie. Such atmosphere the original had. And the music incredible !
- I like the elm street remake specifically for the fact we get more of a Freddy origin story. However all together it doesn’t feel like a Elm Street movie.
-Quarantine was a decent remake.
- Cabin Fever was a literal remake. Which made it a good watch.
- Carrie remake was JUST as good as the original. PERIODT. Chloe was Sissy Spacek.
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So the remake of Friday the 13th, Halloween, and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre get a passing? Okay cool just wondering
I agree with you saying Friday the 13th (2009) was mostly bad as it added a few new things that were interesting but not significant enough to save the movie, however I prefer Texas Chainsaw massacre (2003) over the original and I will defend that
I agree I was just putting slasher remakes that this video did not have
Reboots and remakes are all we can expect these days. Hollywood has completely run out of original ideas.
They never had anything original to begin with. Every now and then there's a semi original movie, but its one in a hundred.
@@sheadoherty7434 The 70's and 80's had a lot of good material that was original, not anymore.
Remakes have always existed. Especially in the 1930's and 1940's where they sometimes remake a movie just a couple of years later. There's always someone who want to remake his favorite movie because there is this one things he think he could have done better.
Am I the only one who liked Jack Earl Haley as Freddie ?
Its ok.....Future Remakes will put this list to shame
Also, ASH....Let's get Married!!!! Much Love!!
I saw her first buddy...u can have the clone.
@@sevensixfour5838 I believe my post says 2 weeks ago
We are still not married....☹ you could be about to have our first child right about now. Why Ash.....WHHHHHHYYYYYY???
WhatCulture head quarter's: "We need make a new horror movie list"
Ash: "Dibs!"
She put The Hitcher remake on the list, but then said the original Cabin Fever was a good movie, lmao. Yeah, okay Ash. Whatever you say.
the original Cabin Fever was an enjoyable silly horror, at least IMO and apparently others as well. ymmv
I thought it suck
It was original?
Ok that's about it for
There is a theory that Gus Van Sant knew exactly what he was doing by remaking Psycho in that he was showing the pointlessness of remakes by making the most pointless remake he could.
I prefer that theory over one where he thinks it’s a good idea.
This is the first time I agree with all 10 choices. I'm glad you didn't mention The Fog, Black Christmas, When a Stranger Calls, House of Wax, The Haunting remakes. I like them despite some stupidity
I love When A Stranger Calls. I think Camilla Belle falters in it at points but realistically she carries the whole movie and was a young actress at the time. But it was thrilling and the last shot of the caller still freaks me out.
I thought house of wax and a stranger calls movies where a piece of shit like the original more
The remake of Pet Sematary was much better than the first. So was the remake of The Hitcher.
Wrong
Damn I could listen to this girl talk all day
The remake of Martyrs was God awful too. The original was great
martyrs is awful both of them
The first half of the original is good. Then it turns to garbage.
We're all entitled to our opinions but saying that the original Martyrs is terrible is just flat out wrong.
Thats the first time i've heard "nonce" in a youtube video
Keep up the good work ash!
“Going full Winnie the Pooh” 😂😂😂😂
You made a three minute intro/spam ad. I guess you really wanted it to be over ten minutes, but that's a downvote.
Carrie is one of my - if not THE - favorite movie of all time. That said, I actually enjoyed the remake. The cyberbullying added a whole new level; making Margaret slightly sympathetic softened her madness; and they got to add the boulders! While I could have done without DGM's odd snake-like movements, the rest of the movie was just fine. Not great, but not bad.
Chakushin Ari is great and there's a DUB so there's no reason to miss this 👍😁
Whenever I see these lists I think .... someone's trash is always someone's else's treasure
Not a remake, but I hated Scream 4. Scream 3 ended the story soooo well. I was so mad they tried to reboot it all those years later. The movie just sucked too.
It made sense, to be honest. Wes Craven wanted a take on endless sequels as a theme.
I liked Pet Sematary along with Carrie, A Nightmare On Elm Street, and Halloween.
I agree! Also like the original versions of most of them (Pet Sematary 1988 was pretty bad), but I thought they made interesting choices that gave it a different spin. That said, I also like the 2009 Friday the 13th more than the original.
Are we going to totally ignore the remakes of Texas Chainsaw Massacre?
I didn't mind the remake, but the third and fourth film were so bad bad by comparison. I did like Chop Top in the second film, funny stuff
The remakes wasn't bad.
Joe Nesvick the sequel and the remakes are two different things. I would watch it, all say every day. But the remakes... no thanks.
Patric Nilsson which one are you referring to?
@@NeedMoney4SpaghettiO only sequel I liked was TCM2, I prefer the remake over TCM3 & TCM4
When a stranger calls, Last house on the left
The remake of LHOTL was better than the original. The original wasn't actually that good at all.
The remake of Last House on the Left was great and was actually done by Wes Craven.
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I literally fell asleep during the nightmare on Elm street remake.
Psycho 1998 was the only movie I've ever wanted to walk out of because it was so stupid. I stayed till the end and I'll never get that time back 😭
That film is honestly so pointless, should have just rereleased the original
Only good for those up all night can't find anything watch I rather be dead times...
Too, too 90's four out of 13 broken mirrors....
The Nick Cage Wicker Man is actually a very clever avant-garde comedy.
I liked A Nightmare on Elm Street & Carrie’s remakes. 🙄
Me too
Same
Um....hello that remake of Carrie was amazing!!
Texas chainsaw is from the 70s not the 80s
Not to mention it's remake was not very good and if you make the coming for Tobe Hooper comment then why was that on the list. Especially since 10 was a superior movie than it's original.
It’s WhatCulture. Facts and pronunciations don’t matter.
@@Noxerium it was a good horror movie but not a good slasher film
@@RequiemX23 I don't think it was meant to be a slasher
@@Animedumptruck that's what everyone expected to be but it wasn't it was a decent horror movie
Halloween 2018 isn’t a remake
It may be an unpopular opinion, but I actually enjoyed the remake of Carrie
So did I.
You're not alone.
Ditto
When it says "Includes paid promotion" down the bottom, i grown
Wicker Man definitely #1
NOT THE BEES
It was a horrible horrible movie, but fitting of Cage's whine.
Hollywood should have learned by now, no way can you take an original and think, either by changing it or copying it, that grand idea will succeed. You stated The Fly was an exception to this rule, but no, the original had the suspense needed to make it work. Originals are pretty much made for that time period. Remakes are just another way Hollywood (movie industry) says that they are out of original ideas.
Woah hold on Nightmare on Elm Street remake was good
It’s either bad because it’s too similar or too different. This just makes me think that remakes are a waste of time.
Mentions Halloween remake.
Shows footage from the 2018 movie that was a sequel to the original 1978 movie.
Never change WhatCulture.
@@mrworld2112 That's the point I was getting across. They mention the Halloween remake (Rob Zombie 2007) but they showed footage from the 2018 sequel to the original 1978 movie.
The more you shoe horn in adds and force me to watch them, I just mute and make a mental note to never have anything to do with said product
A very underestimated good remake is Dawn of the Dead 2004
Yes, that movie is wonderful. Have the made a "best remakes" list?
The Crazies Remake was better than the original
So were complaining that not only are remakes not like the originals but there TOO much like them? There is no pleasing people anymore...
I completely forgot that there is a Poltergeist remake. That movie was a bigger dump than mine after taco night.