I love how opposite their tastes are - Osgood is clearly a fan of historic cinema and Maika is much more contemporary. Osgood is all about the artistry and filmmaking decisions while Maika is just like "I love a good twist." Both equally as valid! Can't wait to see how their worlds collide in the film.
Yes! I love these women playing bad ass roles! I would also like to throw out Anya Taylor Joy too. The Witch, The Menu, Split, and Last Night in Soho ( not super scary but still kinda horror).
@@Locusto199 The Witch is one of my favorite movies ever, but if you havent given the menu a watch I would highly recommend it to anyone out their. Mia Goth is great too. I haven't seen Maxxxine yet though. :(
These two have great taste in horror films. American Werewolf, Possessor, Dogtooth and Hour of the wolf are literally some of my favourite horror films. Great list guys!
@@garydodd2837I was introduced to Yorgos’ after seeing The Lobster. Then I watched Dogtooth and knew I wouldn’t miss any of his upcoming films. Certainly not for everyone I guess tho.
@@garydodd2837 I liked Dogtooth! It's not really creepy in a horror sense, it's more of an unsettling film about bizarre abusive family dynamics. The dad is a real piece of shit!
@Serling Pictures - Black Coats Daughter is a rewatchable movie, and has a certain draw to it, but it's not fantastic. It's a mostly mediocarly filmed movie, but with a strong, creeping atmosphere that carries the whole thing.
@@drewmcgill5290 he probably hasn't. At this point, it's obvious Oz Perkins hasn't got the directorial skills to pull off his (on paper) somewhat decent ideas. He may have somewhat of a knack for effective atmosphere, but that's where he stops dead.
I wish Osgood had been given a chance to talk about Cat People, it’s incredible. Beautifully shot, and basically invented the idea of relying on suggestion instead of reveal in horror cinema.
I know Osgood has already few movies under his belt, but I hope this is actually the start of an even longer list of projects to come from him, I think he has a really clear sense of what he wants from his movies and he knows horror very well to make stuff that is truly scary and at least somewhat unique to the usual horror movies we see.
I began to dispute Maika's level of horror understanding after Black bear (which I also loved and think Plaza should be going into any audition from that saying, y'all want me in another mother role already - mmkk I'm gonna show you something from Black bear) and then she picked the quintessential 80s slasher. Loved her in 'Watcher' and with this Longlegs role she clearly has her finger on the pulse big time, as well as her agent
I love her lol shs caught my attention in it follows which to date is a definite one of my all time favs...but boy watching this movie had me smiling most of the time,her on screen alone...was like mommy...mommmy?
I'm like 95% sure Oz picked the 1982 Paul Schrader Cat People because his mom, Berry Berenson, is in it (although only briefly). A great pick regardless!!
Great video..i love their choices..Posession and Possessor great films and Freddy Kruger has to be in there..classic..For me if anyone interested....Drag Me To Hell 2009..TimeCrimes 2007 (spanish movie) Confessions 2010 (Japanese movie) then probably the classics Halloween, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (with the late great Donald Sutherland and Nightmare on Elm Street...Although the film that scared me most in life is a Drama..Requim For A Dream, scariest almost Soul destroying movie about the impact of drugs with Jared Leto and Jennifer Connolly..I wouldnt watch again for anything😊
@@finnhaverkamp yep, actually i think the directors cut is what was playing in my local theatres. seen that movie many many times now. if you havent seen RAW, id recommend that movie too.
I wouldn't say "great" necessarily. Hour Of the Wolf is excellent and about time someone mentioned it. Possession was bad. Cat People, for me, was a forgettable bore. And American Werewolf is a fun but basic choice.
@@zonastarwars4397 how is that funny? It was basically made in every way. The acting was hilariously over-the-top. I was honestly laughing throughout at how hyperbolic both performances were. There's nothing of note about it. It was just plain in every aspect. Maybe teenage film bros like you should watch better movies before taking that obnoxious psuedo-intellectual tone.
@@nl3064 it's so ironic how you are annoyed by pseudo intellectualism when you are the one saying "movie bad" with 0 arguments haha. Not only that, but you started this by criticizing someone else's personal subjective taste because you couldn't handle the praise it gets lmao talk about being a film bro. i understand why someone wouldn't like it, but acting like there's nothing of value in it is beyond pretentious. the cinematography, the locations, the plot, the cosmic horror combined with the horror of more personal human issues, etc. Come on now, if you can't see anything good with it you are trying way to hard to be an ass.
@zonastarwars4397 I gave you a couple reasons; the hilariously bad acting and plain, unremarkable Cinematography standard for the eighties. And while I personally love Cosmic Horror (huge fan of Lovecraft)...how does that instantly make Possession good? I'm sick of this modern mentality of "oh, the theme/concept automatically makes up for mediocre filmmmaking!" Oh, it has _personal human issues_ , oh well! That makes the film itself so remarkable then! Cosmic horror. Possession is bordering on almost a knock-off of Arthur Machen's novella The Great God Pan - which was (apart from a pretty good first quarter of the story) itself a pretty mediocre Cosmic Horror/ Weird Horror novella. Possession itself is poor as cosmic horror, since it tells a pretty small scale, insignificant story that basically amounts to a Body Snatchers scenario...with only one case of replacement...? There's barely anything outlandish or alien about it. Nothing to bend the mind, as is a typical aim of Cosmic Horror. Honestly, I really struggled to remember this movie. It was that forgettable. While writing this, I put it on again...and really struggled to make sense of the plot. It's a complete, poorly slapped together mess to cap everything off. It's not being an ass when you can't see anything good in something that's not good.
Possessor really is very messed up but i think longlegs is maybe more messed up. Come to think of it Riseborough was so good in Possessor. Brilliant really
"It's a movie, deal with it" that is the perfect perspective to watch Longlegs with too. Get over the weird shit that feels unrealistic and just watch the movie lol
So damn annoying how much people wrestle with themselves to not call something horror like Maika does with Blackbear. YES. It was horror. Why tf are people scared to call movies horror?
wait sorry... so the nerdy guy from Legally Blonde is Norman Bates son?? And his mother died in one of the planes that hit the WTC?? Now he has directed this creepy film Longlegs... man what a life...
Never seen the 4th one but loved tye rest...I watched Lighthouse with my Brother and his Girlfriend, my brother and i turned to each after in thr theatre and both said 'Wow' that was incredible'...his girlfriend now wife thought it was a little boring...that shocked me...Class movie..should of won more awards, pity Horror never gets any love..
@@garydodd2837 I watched Lighthouse at late night in my TV experience was amazing because of Black&white it was full madness and it became one of my favourite.
Yeah, nice deflection, Oz. We all know the ultimate horror movie is Quigley, which you yourself starred in. Oh my god, is that a scary movie... and Gary Busey as the villain? _Frightening_ !
The only great Horror mentioned from these two lists is "American Werewolf in London". But the True Best Ever Horror Movies are " The Exorcist". "Night of the Living dead". "Alien". "Jaws". "Psycho".
Yeah looking forward to it but 'Talk To Me' last year..the Austrailian horror movie was phenomenal..regretted not seeing in the cinema on a bigger screen...
You think a woman somehow becomes less beautiful if she has the freedom to use the full English language and not feel forced to follow your own personal arbitrary rules of feminine conduct? What the fuck is wrong with you?
Monroe doesn’t look the same. Hollywood got to her. I have less respect for her. She’s done something drastic to change her facial features. She looks like a different person than she did in It Follows. It’s weird how after a while in Hollywood, they start changing their looks. And not for the better. Monroe is only a few years away from plastic surgery that will horrifyingly alter her image beyond REPAIR.
What does that say about you that you not only clicked on such a random video, but then went ahead and commented on it. You might need to isolate yourself in an empty room with a mirror and a bag of mushrooms for a day or so and reflect buddy...
I love how opposite their tastes are - Osgood is clearly a fan of historic cinema and Maika is much more contemporary. Osgood is all about the artistry and filmmaking decisions while Maika is just like "I love a good twist." Both equally as valid! Can't wait to see how their worlds collide in the film.
The 20 years between them might also contribute to it, but yeah Oz seems like a student of film
POSSESSION MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
Maika and Mia Goth have become some of the best in the horror genre. Can’t wait to see Longlegs.
Yes! I love these women playing bad ass roles!
I would also like to throw out Anya Taylor Joy too. The Witch, The Menu, Split, and Last Night in Soho ( not super scary but still kinda horror).
@@Dont.Call.Me.Tall. good call. I love The Witch, and she’s tremendous in Split. Standing out with McAvoy killing that role is very impressive.
@@Locusto199 The Witch is one of my favorite movies ever, but if you havent given the menu a watch I would highly recommend it to anyone out their.
Mia Goth is great too. I haven't seen Maxxxine yet though. :(
Id throw out Melissa Barrera too for Scream 5 and 6 and Abigail, she's awesome
These two have great taste in horror films. American Werewolf, Possessor, Dogtooth and Hour of the wolf are literally some of my favourite horror films. Great list guys!
Never seen Dogtooth or Cat People, watched trailer for both but never did it for me..maybe one day..
@@garydodd2837I was introduced to Yorgos’ after seeing The Lobster. Then I watched Dogtooth and knew I wouldn’t miss any of his upcoming films. Certainly not for everyone I guess tho.
@@garydodd2837 I liked Dogtooth! It's not really creepy in a horror sense, it's more of an unsettling film about bizarre abusive family dynamics. The dad is a real piece of shit!
Yesss love the love for Possession and Isabel Adjani
Osgood really resembles his father
But he also got shade of Henry Thomas who played young Norman in Psycho 4.
@@CrazyAboutMediaWithBen - True. That's the perfect description. I really can't unsee that he's a mix of those two actors now.
Is his father Perch Perkins from Bikini Bottom?
@@GoodnightJonboi 😂 Are you good?
and his grandma xd
I'm glad to see he has such good taste. Possession is one of the greats.
Had no idea the guy from Legally Blonde became a director. His movie looks sweet!
Watch his movie the black coats daughter. It's fantastic.
@Serling Pictures - Black Coats Daughter is a rewatchable movie, and has a certain draw to it, but it's not fantastic. It's a mostly mediocarly filmed movie, but with a strong, creeping atmosphere that carries the whole thing.
@@nl3064I loathe it lol. Dreadful movie. Praying he made a good movie along with the atmosphere with “Longlegs”.
@@drewmcgill5290 he probably hasn't. At this point, it's obvious Oz Perkins hasn't got the directorial skills to pull off his (on paper) somewhat decent ideas. He may have somewhat of a knack for effective atmosphere, but that's where he stops dead.
@@drewmcgill5290 I love it. Blackcoat is one of my favorite movies.
Man, she is super beautiful. Can't wait to see this on Friday!
Possession // Possessor !! Maika has a thing for Christopher Abbott 😂
To be fair, I don’t think he’s been in a bad movie yet.
Blackbear too. I think u r right becuzse blackbear does NOT even fit into horror it’s far far from it still she names it as her top
by association, christopher abbots also in a yorgos lanthimos movie. 😂
He's hot, talented and have a taste for working in artsy movies.
I wish Osgood had been given a chance to talk about Cat People, it’s incredible. Beautifully shot, and basically invented the idea of relying on suggestion instead of reveal in horror cinema.
Well, maybe he was talking about the remake..
Possession is the GOAT horror film
It was nice from David Byrne to give Maika the big suit he used for the “Stop Making Sense” show.
I know Osgood has already few movies under his belt, but I hope this is actually the start of an even longer list of projects to come from him, I think he has a really clear sense of what he wants from his movies and he knows horror very well to make stuff that is truly scary and at least somewhat unique to the usual horror movies we see.
this might be my favourite top 4 from both of them
Alien, Thing, Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, Predator
I began to dispute Maika's level of horror understanding after Black bear (which I also loved and think Plaza should be going into any audition from that saying, y'all want me in another mother role already - mmkk I'm gonna show you something from Black bear) and then she picked the quintessential 80s slasher. Loved her in 'Watcher' and with this Longlegs role she clearly has her finger on the pulse big time, as well as her agent
Black Bear, yessssss
Dude Possession stresses me the hell out, so good.
Possession is so crazy. That movie is so uncomfortable the entire time. Ugh soooo good.
Possession rocks, hell yeah Oz
Wonder if Maika borrowed that jacket from David Byrne
Maika was great in longlegs
Maika have the talent to work with both Aubrey and Christopher.
AMAZING picks!
Black Bear is so fucking good. Ironically I saw two of Maikas picks at Sundance.
Maika Monroe was superb in this film. Nicely understated. And she's goddamn luminous, which doesn't hurt.
Would love to see Maika in a Yorgos film!
I love her lol shs caught my attention in it follows which to date is a definite one of my all time favs...but boy watching this movie had me smiling most of the time,her on screen alone...was like mommy...mommmy?
I love possession so much it’s amaxing
I'm like 95% sure Oz picked the 1982 Paul Schrader Cat People because his mom, Berry Berenson, is in it (although only briefly). A great pick regardless!!
Maika would be incredible in a Lanthimos film alongside Stone and Qualley.
GRETEL & HANSEL is a sensory feast. I came to BLACKCOAT'S DAUGHTER late, but it's an instant classic. I hope LONGLEGS kills it at the Box Office.
Great video..i love their choices..Posession and Possessor great films and Freddy Kruger has to be in there..classic..For me if anyone interested....Drag Me To Hell 2009..TimeCrimes 2007 (spanish movie) Confessions 2010 (Japanese movie) then probably the classics Halloween, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (with the late great Donald Sutherland and Nightmare on Elm Street...Although the film that scared me most in life is a Drama..Requim For A Dream, scariest almost Soul destroying movie about the impact of drugs with Jared Leto and Jennifer Connolly..I wouldnt watch again for anything😊
I'll check them all out and Thank you for sharing too 👍👍👍👍
Possession really is one of the best. Isabelle Adjani is absolutely unhinged for the whole film and it is never not entertaining.
Maika and Osgood I love your taste in horror movies
I already knew his favorite 4 horror movies before he told them. Its the same 4 horror movies 90% of the letterboxd user base has.
Well, It Follows is one of my all time fav horror movies and not just Maika is in it. See what I did there? 😋
Maika Monroe + Yorgos would be a wonderful tandem
We need Maika Monroe in a Lanthimos movie
Great picks!
King and queen right there
My top 4: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Possession, The Thing, and Carnival of Souls
Carnival of Souls is one of my top 5 favorite films of all time. Love seeing it get recognition.
Carnival of Souls mentioned!!! Underrated af 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥
Who cares
Clearly a thing for wolf themed/named movies lol
Damn, some nice picks in there!
Cat People (and the sequel) are classics. Both available on BBC iPlayer in the UK...
Man these cats have great taste
Osgood looks like the dad in Haunting of Hill House
My personal top four horror/horror-adjacent…
1 - The Shining
2 - Scream
3 - Se7en
4 - A Quiet Place
Cat People, my man!
There's a scene in The First Omen that I feel is direct homage to that sequence from Possession that Perkins mentioned.
The Exorcist '73, Se7en '95, The Witch '15, Hereditary '18, Gretel & Hansel '20
Maika is just like me… a simp for Christopher Abbot. 😂
2:01 Stop. Say no more.
same, its in my letterboxd top 4. such an underrated masterpiece
@@tinkerella I've seen only the theatrical. Have you seen the director's cut?
@@finnhaverkamp yep, actually i think the directors cut is what was playing in my local theatres. seen that movie many many times now. if you havent seen RAW, id recommend that movie too.
Black cat ?
You mean it's positive?
Everyone here who hasnt seen the blackcoats daughter should watch it. Its really damn good.
Prefer gretel and hansel!
Love her
Possessor kicks so much fucking ass.
I’m surprised Osgood didn’t mention Psycho because of his late father
HEY that guy was in Legally Blonde!
Hour Of The Wolf is the 🐐
Osgood cooked here, great taste❤
I wouldn't say "great" necessarily. Hour Of the Wolf is excellent and about time someone mentioned it. Possession was bad. Cat People, for me, was a forgettable bore. And American Werewolf is a fun but basic choice.
@@nl3064 "Possession was bad" hahahahaa
@@zonastarwars4397 how is that funny? It was basically made in every way. The acting was hilariously over-the-top. I was honestly laughing throughout at how hyperbolic both performances were. There's nothing of note about it. It was just plain in every aspect.
Maybe teenage film bros like you should watch better movies before taking that obnoxious psuedo-intellectual tone.
@@nl3064 it's so ironic how you are annoyed by pseudo intellectualism when you are the one saying "movie bad" with 0 arguments haha.
Not only that, but you started this by criticizing someone else's personal subjective taste because you couldn't handle the praise it gets lmao talk about being a film bro.
i understand why someone wouldn't like it, but acting like there's nothing of value in it is beyond pretentious.
the cinematography, the locations, the plot, the cosmic horror combined with the horror of more personal human issues, etc.
Come on now, if you can't see anything good with it you are trying way to hard to be an ass.
@zonastarwars4397 I gave you a couple reasons; the hilariously bad acting and plain, unremarkable Cinematography standard for the eighties.
And while I personally love Cosmic Horror (huge fan of Lovecraft)...how does that instantly make Possession good?
I'm sick of this modern mentality of "oh, the theme/concept automatically makes up for mediocre filmmmaking!" Oh, it has _personal human issues_ , oh well! That makes the film itself so remarkable then!
Cosmic horror. Possession is bordering on almost a knock-off of Arthur Machen's novella The Great God Pan - which was (apart from a pretty good first quarter of the story) itself a pretty mediocre Cosmic Horror/ Weird Horror novella.
Possession itself is poor as cosmic horror, since it tells a pretty small scale, insignificant story that basically amounts to a Body Snatchers scenario...with only one case of replacement...? There's barely anything outlandish or alien about it. Nothing to bend the mind, as is a typical aim of Cosmic Horror.
Honestly, I really struggled to remember this movie. It was that forgettable. While writing this, I put it on again...and really struggled to make sense of the plot. It's a complete, poorly slapped together mess to cap everything off.
It's not being an ass when you can't see anything good in something that's not good.
If she weren't on it, I'm sure she would have mentioned It Follows.
I'm sure one of Os's favorite horror movies is Quigley. I mean that's on all our lists, am I right? 😋
Possessor is goated
Holy shit. This dude is Anthony Perkin's son 😯😲
Possessor really is very messed up but i think longlegs is maybe more messed up. Come to think of it Riseborough was so good in Possessor. Brilliant really
"It's a movie, deal with it" that is the perfect perspective to watch Longlegs with too. Get over the weird shit that feels unrealistic and just watch the movie lol
So damn annoying how much people wrestle with themselves to not call something horror like Maika does with Blackbear. YES. It was horror. Why tf are people scared to call movies horror?
wait sorry... so the nerdy guy from Legally Blonde is Norman Bates son?? And his mother died in one of the planes that hit the WTC?? Now he has directed this creepy film Longlegs... man what a life...
Since everyone’s asking:
The Shining
Jaws
It Follows
Ravenous from 1999 (if that counts)
Looking like a cross between Gwen Stefani and David Byrne.
0:30
None of them said Psycho LOL
Dogtooth not horror at all to me but ok I get it
was he... in legally blonde???
had to look it up. nailed it. awesome haha
Wtf why didn’t he get to talk about Cat People? What I think is the greatest American horror film of the 40s.❤🐈⬛
I want to watch dogtooth but I don’t want to. The lobster made me physically sick.
If The Lobster made you sick, Dogtooth will put you in the hospital.
@@SlenWash I know, that’s what I’m saying 😂
@@TylerDavis-y4x If you liked The Lobster, you'll like Dogtooth ... but it's a pretty disturbing movie.
@@SlenWash I don’t know if I’ll be able to handle dogtooth. I’ve read it about it. I did like the lobster even though I felt uncomfortable.
Watch kind of kindness
Blackbear is so far from the horror genre. I am so confused why she would pick blackbear for this - for her top horror films. What the absolute FCK
Oz cooked with picking Possession
My top 4 horror
The Lighthouse
Child's Play
The Shining
In the Mouth of Madness
Good list! In the Mouth of Madness is rad. Very underrated.
@@TheRealJackArthur thanks
Never seen the 4th one but loved tye rest...I watched Lighthouse with my Brother and his Girlfriend, my brother and i turned to each after in thr theatre and both said 'Wow' that was incredible'...his girlfriend now wife thought it was a little boring...that shocked me...Class movie..should of won more awards, pity Horror never gets any love..
Might have to check out 'In the Mouth of Madness'
@@garydodd2837 I watched Lighthouse at late night in my TV experience was amazing because of Black&white it was full madness and it became one of my favourite.
I would have quoted or Argento, or Bava or Fulci 🇮🇹
Yeah, nice deflection, Oz. We all know the ultimate horror movie is Quigley, which you yourself starred in. Oh my god, is that a scary movie... and Gary Busey as the villain? _Frightening_ !
The only great Horror mentioned from these two lists is "American Werewolf in London". But the True Best Ever Horror Movies are " The Exorcist". "Night of the Living dead". "Alien". "Jaws". "Psycho".
pls give me a chance, maika
Black Bear and Dogtooth are some quality choices.
Dogtooth is not a horror film...
Exactly, it’s a psychological drama, never understood why people only think anything with a really dark theme is considered a horror
Dogsh!t. One of the worst movies ever.
Longlegs will be the breath of fresh air we desperately needed in an era of shitty horror movies, I can feel it
Yeah looking forward to it but 'Talk To Me' last year..the Austrailian horror movie was phenomenal..regretted not seeing in the cinema on a bigger screen...
I’m gobsmacked by Maika’s beauty. It lessens when she drops f bomb
You think a woman somehow becomes less beautiful if she has the freedom to use the full English language and not feel forced to follow your own personal arbitrary rules of feminine conduct? What the fuck is wrong with you?
Monroe doesn’t look the same. Hollywood got to her. I have less respect for her. She’s done something drastic to change her facial features. She looks like a different person than she did in It Follows. It’s weird how after a while in Hollywood, they start changing their looks. And not for the better. Monroe is only a few years away from plastic surgery that will horrifyingly alter her image beyond REPAIR.
This show should be called pretentious people trying to be relatable.
What does that say about you that you not only clicked on such a random video, but then went ahead and commented on it. You might need to isolate yourself in an empty room with a mirror and a bag of mushrooms for a day or so and reflect buddy...
I so badly wanted to love Longlegs, but it’s so underwhelming. Not scary, not bizarre or weird, and not gory. 5/10…maybe a 6.