The Best Horror Movies You Will Never Forget - Part 2
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From a body horror staple to a South Korean modern classic, we continue with Part Two of our favourite horror movies. Please let us know what are the best horror movies down in the comments.
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0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Let The Right One In
1:44 - Alien
3:00 - Ad (Helix)
4:57 - The Thing
6:31 - Under The Skin
7:58 - The Wailing
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the wailing is my absolute favorite korean horror film. its a masterpiece
I agree, but for some reason, I find it very funny also. Another thing about the movie is that it is very accurate in its zombie portrayal. It’s as if they went straight to the source in Haiti or Benin.
You recommend dub or subtitles? Haven't seen it yet.
@@alc3062 never watch korean movies in dub
The cave scene in The Wailing will always be one of the scariest things I've ever seen. It's just pure slow-growing fear and a sense of doom and no escape, leading up to the revelation of the terrifying final form of the devil.
I recently watched Alien with my fifteen year old son; the stream of questions from him was perhaps the best illustration of how the movie creates mood and narrative without spoon feeding it's viewer(s). It's something that is far too often missing in media, let alone cinema.
I'm hoping you'll find the time to acknowledge the brilliance of Jacob's Ladder in this series. A truly disturbing film with an unexpectedly uplifting ending.
I mean the Tim Robbins version of course (I just discovered there was a remake).
The Wailing is indeed mesmerizing
The Empty Man (not to be confused with The Hollow Man) was about as creepy as they come and also worked as a detective movie.
The final scene of Saint Muad and the likes of Martyrs surely go in the "never forget" category. Love the content!
St Maud was da bomb for sure
I will always love cosmic horror, the thing
Another amazing video! Keep 'em coming!
finally i see another channel talk about under the skin, such a masterpiece
Yes, finally a top 10 list of yours where I've seen EVERY MOVIE on the list already. I feel so cultured now! Also, Alien and The Thing (1982) are my top two favorite horror movies.
When i see Carpenter & Scott masterpiece, it brings a smile to my face ❤️
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Watching alien for the first time when i was a kid made me love horror and sci-fi for life.
I watched under the skin last year for halloweeen it is an interesting movie.
I really wanted this channel to talk about gothic horror. Without Edgar Allan Poe, the gothic horror writer, there's no way we will get cosmic horror that created by H.P. Lovecraft. Lovecraft stories inspiration mainly came from Poe writing. Also, without gothic horror, there's no way we will get thrillers, mystery stories, and even suspense novels. I would like to see the gothic horror recommendations from this channel. Thanks!
You should check out the movie Dawn Breaks Behind the Eyes. A modern gothic horror that's extremely beautiful but also absolutely bonkers. Definitely my favorite horror film of 2022!
Great picks. I'd add 28 Days Later, The Lighthouse, and Threads (which may not have been intended to be a 'horror' movie, but ended up being one of the most horrifying and disturbing films ever.)
Bruh..I didn’t know that „let me in“ is just a remake
I'd also highly recommend The Lighthouse. It's from the same director as The Witch, has magnificent performances by Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson, and is reminiscent of films like The Shining or The Thing with its slow-burn and chillingly bizarre atmosphere where isolated characters descend into paranoid, violent madness.
god i love Let the Right one In
We need part 3 of the most influential horror movies of the 80s
These lists are great!
Some of my favorites:
Babadook
Cabin in the Woods
30 Days of Night
Saw
Annihilation (the freaking screaming bear...)
Honestly, I'm not sure if Cabin in the Woods can be considered a horror. It's a satire on the entire genre, one that has fun making jabs at the premises of the horrors and makes you be aware of that as well.
@@DarthBiomech Well, it scared people who aren't horror fans, so I would classify it as horror. Like Scream. :)
@@anthonykent00 Love the "30 Days of Night." It's one of my favorite vampire movies.
@@fromtexas2734 Yes! Have you listened to it with headphones? The sound design is incredible!
@@anthonykent00 Well, no. I've never heard it with headphones on. Sounds interesting, though.
The first three films in the list are great. The fourth film is, from my perspective, less a horror film and more an existential exploration of sorts. The final film is entertaining, but seems to be an odd duck when coupled with the first three projects. All the movies listed are worth watching.
I watches the 2010 english remake of let the right one in
My fav scifi horror has and will be Alien
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What is the movie at 0:00? The very first clip?
Let the right one in
Thank you very much
Great video! I remember going in blind to watch Under The Skin, seeing that beach scene and having to pause it to take a break. Idk why but it really fucked me up. One of the most haunting scenes I’ve ever witnessed.
Yeah under the skin was a movie i really didn't enjoy. I ended it early which i never really do. The only good part about it was watching Scarlett Johansson but that's it. Maybe i ended it just before it got good but i was over an hour in and felt like nothing had happened and was bored. It reminded me a bit of the lynch scenes that get too artsy to enjoy.
Since bringing up vampire movies, did you ever see Byzantium? Love that movie.
Here are some more great horror movies:
1. Shutter (2004)
2. Saw (2004)
3. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
4. It (or any other Stephen King movie)
5. Hellraiser (1987)
6. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
The Wailing was such an experience and has a crazy morbid atmosphere, but I was soooo bored watching this movie... But I can understand why it's unforgettable. The final scene was so creepy !
I can understand why you were bored. However, if you have knowledge of how real zombies are created in Haiti and West Africa, the movie will suddenly feel more interesting. The film is very cinematic and sometimes feels like a nature movie too, but I like that.
Sinister
Under the Skin is my favourite film of all time. Absolute masterpiece.
Maybe cliche but I really like It and It Chapter 2. The second movie just had to be better than the TV special from the 90s and achieved that.
Not a movie but The Haunting of Hillhouse mini series is exactly my type of horror. Not over gorey, lots of hidden details, and literally haunting meaning that you'll think of it afterwards. Also the best use of a jump scare in Cinematic history in my opinion.
What most people miss about Let the Right One In is that Ellie is actually a boy. From the insistence more than once that he is not a girl, to the revealing of his castration scar in the brief nude scene, the director and author of the original book--where Elias' (as is his original male name) gender is evident from early on--have both stated that the clues are there for fans of the book to notice.
Blackcoat's Daughter
Rosemary's Baby
The Sadness
Session 9
Thirst
The Omen
The Sadness was out of control @_@
These are considerably worse than those on first list. Which is sad, because there are so many great horrors.