No mention of the Orphan film? Mind blowing twist that little girl Esther is actually 33 year old homicidal woman who paints images of sex and death ( which can only be seen under black light ) on top of innocent images. Tries to seduce male head of household and kill other members of the family.
Jazzy Jaz yeah. It was really well done. They had some creepy guy stand in then just put the girls face over it for the whole "something's not right" effect. The same was done in Insidious with the old lady ghost... HE WAS A MAN!
I missed the twist in The Ring. You think it's the end of the movie and they have helped the ghost girl by opening up the well to set her free. Then young Cody say "you did what?" and you find out this only make things worse. I loved that plot twist.
I knew from the moment I saw that part on the capture/reveal green hairy roller-skater scene from What's New Scooby Doo,where Shaggy asks Scooby "Really,is there anything we won't do for a Scooby snack?",that bribing them into doing anything would be a bad idea!
@@littlebigbunnyrabbit9520 it was either angela or ricky based on skin tone of the hands in several scenes.the shock is less that it's angela and more that it's actually her brother peter.
Danielle Vaughn The "Sleepaway Camp" movies are great, but not exactly mainstream. They don't get the publicity that the "Halloween" or "Friday The 13th"(to name a few get). The two series that I named are among my favorites, I was just using them as examples. The 1st one ('SC") came out in '83, I believe. Not sure whether or not it hit theateres. The others have all been straight-to-video. To me, though, even though I like theatrical releases, you can find plenty of cool straight-to-DVD stuff.
TheShowStopper01 Rose being a part of it? Because it wasn’t really a twist that something was up with the family, it was made pretty clear from the start.
in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre when the hitchhiker and the gas station owner were revealed to be brothers to leatherface, i always found that one pretty good
What about the twist in Orphanage. The lady goes out of the house to call her son inside, and on her way, she pushes a desk back against a wall, and when she’s outside she thinks she sees her son at the entrance to the cave that’s near by, and the tidés coming in. They can’t find him afterwards, so she thinks he drowned, but he was in the opening to the basement that’s behind the desk she pushed back. And as she did and thus closed the door, she hit him in the head, and he died down there. Did not see that one coming
what about the plot twist in the horror movie "the Visit" it's one of the main reasons it makes the movie a horror movie and also why its one of the only movies I've actually got scared in a movie.
The Others is maybe my favorite horror movie of all times! It shows that there's no need to show people's insides to make a great horror movie.. You need good actors, script and cinematography
It was a good ending but come on... most part of this movie is boring as fuck and the jump scares predictable with tons of time for you to prepare yourself. Yes the acting was good but people are asking for the "horror" part when they are watching a HORROR movie.
Huge plot hole in Scream. I knew Stewart was the killer after the "I'll be right back" scene. When he went into the garage, Stew would have seen Tatum hanging in the garage door, and came back into the house freaking out about his dead girlfriend. Since he never mentioned anything, just saying she got pissed and bailed, that's how I knew he was killer.
Not to mention, the way Billy just happen to live through being slashed as well as stabbed in the gut. Scream 2 was more of a plot twist; I definitely didn't see Billy's mother coming lol.
Some cool ones: *Scream Killer reveals *Scream 4 killer reveals (but awful motives) *Orphan - Esther is really a grown woman *When a Stranger Calls - The call is coming from inside the house. *The Boy - When the boy was actually living inside the house walls, moving the doll around. *Sleepaway Camp - That goddamn terrifying killer that turned out to actually be a boy instead of a girl *Friday the 13th - Mrs. Vorhees is the killer. *Annabelle Creation - pretty much the entire film lol
John Daman The Mist as a movie is probably one of the few times cinema did it better than the book. That ending was heartbreaking but the fact that it made me feel that way shows it was a good movie.
I guess you go with Stu and Billy because they were the originals but Jill’s reveal as the killer in Scream 4 was a way bigger plot twist in my opinion. I’d go with that over Stu and Billy and even finding out that Billy’s mum has been in the Scream 2 movie the whole time.
when I first watched the others I was speechless, it was so unexpected but executed so well because you start noticing parts of the movie which pretty much reveal they are the ghosts the whole time before the end but you never think about it because you're under the impression they arent. amazing
#10 is the one that _always_ gives me shivers. I've not watched the movie, but every time I mentally play an urgent voice calling, "Get out of there, he's _inside_ the house!" I just get like Shenzi shuddering at the name "Mufasa."
‘Identity’ is one of my all time favorite movies. Always creepy. Gives me the same feeling as ‘The Sixth Sense’. Also, Psycho is my ALL TIME favorite movie ever. Such an incredible work.
High Tension, Happy Birthday to Me, Reeker, Tenebre, The Bird With the Crystal Plumage, Devil, Alice Sweet Alice, The House of the Laughing Windows, Goodnight Mommy, The Visit, Orphan.... deserved a mention too
You lost me at High Tension... that movie is such an abortion that the “twist” ruined the story of the movie which had her crash a car against herself? Once you kill your past story with in the same movie.... I’m done
I watched Scream (1996) and I know I'm 20 years late but It's a damn great horror film.The dialogue is so good , the characters, the impact of the slasher genre it is all in this film.Loved it
I’m very happy you did include part of the Saw franchise, but I believe one of the most shocking plot twists was Amanda Young’s ‘finial test’ (Saw lll), Due to her ‘death’ at the end.
The "Jigsaw" plot twist was beautiful becuase the whole time we were watching 2 different timelines in one film. Of the "Scream" franchise, Scream 3 hit us with the feels as the killer ended up being Sidney's half brother. Also, they kind of make peace with each other as he is dying, hence, their handshake.
Some of the comments here, Scream's twist was just so brilliant because despite making Billy the obvious suspect, the reveal was actually a huge shock. Rewatch it and you can piece it together and even hear Stu in one of the scenes when he's chasing Sid. It's still the best horror film of the last 30 years.
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To me, the creepiest thing about the "Psycho" reveal was not that Norman was the killer, but that he actually believed that he was Mother, or Mrs. Bates.
I like the ending of Hide & Seek. The daughter is seen having an imaginary friend named Charlie who harrasses the father but in the end its revealed that the father is Charlie and that he has multiple personality.
The snake's death in Friday the 13th was real. It was someone's pet, and they were tricked into it. By the time they realized what was going on, it was too late and they were forced to stand off to the side and watch their pet get its head cut off.
Dr. Gordon becoming Jigsaw's new apprentice should be an honorable mention. The test subject from the first movie would closed the whole series as a apprentice. Nobody saw that coming.
For me, it was Jaws. "We're gonna need a bigger boat." The part where the captain is slowly sliding down his boat as Jaws is chomping away at the air, the slow inevitability that those enormous, jagged teeth are going to be ripping into him inflame anxiety throughout the anticipation. When it finally happens, and you hear his screams, followed by choking on his own blood, you can't help but experience the helplessness.
So if this video was released on Christmas then "Black Christmas" should get a higher spot? Or if on April 1st, "April Fools Day" should have been more than an honorable mention? Besides, it wasn't the franchise...it was only the first "Friday the 13th" movie with the twist.
Mrnocal I said what I said coz it was Friday 13th and on this day we celebrate an unlucky dark day with horror. Just saying Friday 13th should be respected a little bit more probably no.5 tops
The Game with Michael Douglas probably had one of the biggest twists in film history! Not first but it’s one of them.But it’s not a horror film so yeah.
1. The descent should have been on the actual list, nevermind an honourable mention, as that made me really sad because I did want her to live. 2. the Orphan definitely deserved to be on this list also, as to me that was one of the most amazing plot twists I know of, after Saw 1
I thought the "Get Out" twist was great too Of all my possible suspected twist : the entire family is cannibal, the black guy will get killed, cooked or eaten alive, being enslaved and sold to somewhere else, become a prisoner in the house etc etc... I never did expected that he will be a prisoner within his own body.
The Wicker Man had an awesome twist. But I really felt bad for poor Neil. He just wanted to solve a case, only the sacrifice was himself. I loved the ending, but he didn't deserve to die.
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Les Diaboliques was creepy as hell and it has an awesome ending. Hitchcock supposedly was inspired by the film (as well as Robert Blochs novel) and 5 years later - Psycho.
IMO jacob’s ladder is an even more cohesive film than the other, I remember getting headaches falling asleep watching the Sixth Sense, but Jacob’s Ladder kept me at the edge of my seat.
You know what's a good film instead of repeating the same three over and over again? The Uninvited. Real nice plot twist I hadn't expected when I first watched the movie.
Omg The Sixth Sense was the biggest mind-blowing thing ever. Literally, I was just sitting there frozen still like I couldn’t move, for like ten minutes
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Number 1. The Fairy Godmother was Evil All Along - Shrek 2 (2004)
Campbell Kane WAIT WHAT? NO WAY DUDE! THAT'S SO FUCKING TERRIFYING!
Campbell Kane IM SCARED U GAVE ME NIGHTMARES
Campbell Kane do you even know what a horror movie is because shrek 2 is NOT a horror movie
@@axelnilsson5124 LMAO
Axel Nilsson it’s a joke but if your joking I’m sorry
Orphan: 9 year old Esther is actually a 33 year old woman with a hormone disorder that makes her look like a child 😳 i was SHOOK
LavenousForever so like Baby Doll from Batman the animated series?
I saw it coming, it's literally a Law and Order plot made into a movie.
Jarin Jove sounds like it
Yes! I didn't see that twist coming. I thought it is just another horror movie with an evil child
That sounds like a horrible twist
No mention of the Orphan film? Mind blowing twist that little girl Esther is actually 33 year old homicidal woman who paints images of sex and death ( which can only be seen under black light ) on top of innocent images. Tries to seduce male head of household and kill other members of the family.
Roderick Billings well I have to watch this one
you should, that movie is really cool
sayanskywolf13 thx man I will
I watched Orphan and also I didn't see that coming.
hell yea that was hella dope twist
Just watching Angela like that scares the crap out of me
Jazzy Jaz yeah. It was really well done. They had some creepy guy stand in then just put the girls face over it for the whole "something's not right" effect. The same was done in Insidious with the old lady ghost... HE WAS A MAN!
Ken Kaiju I think he means when she was holding her boyfriend’s decapitated head.
Can't stand Angela. Cult for nothing! The out of proportion dude nude in the end. Who cares!
*i know, and that growling sound HE made. ugh scared the crap outta me.*
@@m00shminki88 false. They had a guy where her face because Angela's mother irl didn't want her to wear a strap on
When Stu and Billy were revealed as the killers...
i remember seeing it as a kid and was shook af!!
such an amazing movie with an amazing follow-up!!
Then it became a huge parody of itself.
Same, saw as a kid & it blew my mind! Still my favorite movie of all time!
Ever since the second Scream, every Ghostface killer is always someone who's related or very close to Sidney and it's so lazy.
Hunter The movie that made me fall in love with Horror... It will alawys be my favorite movie/franchise
@@taschaeshamoya4199 facts!
The others, Saw and Scream are unexpected twists that no one saw coming
KT926 oh i get it! Good one!
Saw was a huge surprise to me because I never expected it to be the dead guy. I noticed that the dead guy was John Kramer from the flashbacks though.
i saw it comming lol
I called 'The Other's' ending near the beginning... so that could explain why I thought it was really boring.
Tyler Grayne I watched Rated R since I was 3, I never got scared 🤷♀️
What about Final Destination 5 which reveals it is a prequel.
Movie was a disgrace to the franchise but it was an "interesting" plot twist
It was cool but kind of a cheat.
The Head Horseman it was definitely better than the fourth film, and it was the best premonition behind the first.
The Head Horseman What? I thought Final Destination 2 was good.
The Head Horseman it was not a disgrace! It was an amazing film.
I missed the twist in The Ring. You think it's the end of the movie and they have helped the ghost girl by opening up the well to set her free. Then young Cody say "you did what?" and you find out this only make things worse. I loved that plot twist.
That's not really a twist
Aidan. not Cody.
His name is Aidan
My parents never sent me to camp. Thanks mom & dad.
Lucky
You got sent to camp?
I went to camp during the 5th grade, and I had a blast
Me too. Never happened I am thankful
Same
The twist of "Orphan" is missing i think it's one of the Best twists
MasterChief53 yes do you mean the Spanish one ?
Caroline Astin i didn't know there is a spanish version
MasterChief53 is saw The Orphan and yes the twist at the end was crazy I loved it Underrated
I believe you're thinking of The Orphanage, or el Orfanato. That's a different film haha Orphan is a pretty great movie too.
whats the twist
What about the twist from Dead Silence? Where it is revealed Edward was really a human puppet and Ella was possessed by Mary Shaw the whole time.
Evan Colburn I said the same thing! I thought for sure it would at least be an honorable mention!
Underrated movie
Honestly my favorite movie so unexpected, amazing music, good photography godamn i love this movie!
Love that film
I was thinking the same thing! The end was kinda crappy though
Shaggy was a killer?!
The best
It wasn't me
They auditioned Scooby first, but they didn't like him saying Relllooooo Sydney down the phone... too obvious 😂
He almost made Sydney the gangs next Mystery
I knew from the moment I saw that part on the capture/reveal green hairy roller-skater scene from What's New Scooby Doo,where Shaggy asks Scooby "Really,is there anything we won't do for a Scooby snack?",that bribing them into doing anything would be a bad idea!
Scar being revealed as Simba's father in Lion King 3.
PowahSlap Entertainmint that better not be true
Apparently he's not even actually Mufasa's brother
www.today.com/popculture/lion-king-producer-reveals-shocking-truth-about-scar-mufasa-t115294
Simba is scars father
It’s a good plot twist but it’s not horror
Valdemar Edin Scar is Nala's pimp.
What about the ending of ORPHAN
I never heard of Sleepaway Camp until this list. That last shot was crazy. Very Disturbing!
Danielle Vaughn I'm pretty sure they only did that because it was pretty obvious Angela was the one killing people.
IKR. That poor boy.
Danielle Vaughn Yeah that face is crazy disturbing to look at.
@@littlebigbunnyrabbit9520 it was either angela or ricky based on skin tone of the hands in several scenes.the shock is less that it's angela and more that it's actually her brother peter.
Danielle Vaughn The "Sleepaway Camp" movies are great, but not exactly mainstream. They don't get the publicity that the "Halloween" or "Friday The 13th"(to name a few get). The two series that I named are among my favorites, I was just using them as examples. The 1st one ('SC") came out in '83, I believe. Not sure whether or not it hit theateres. The others have all been straight-to-video. To me, though, even though I like theatrical releases, you can find plenty of cool straight-to-DVD stuff.
I thought the twist in "Get Out" was pretty good.
TheShowStopper01 Rose being a part of it? Because it wasn’t really a twist that something was up with the family, it was made pretty clear from the start.
I wasn't shocked by the twist.
Rose being part of the bs was def a twist
I kinda called it as much as I liked Get Out
Skeleton Key was way more creepier than Get Out.
Skeleton Key deserves at least an honorable mention.
Derek Roach IG: durek_roche The OG Get Out.
I found that genuinely disturbing.
similar plot as later used in Get Out, very clever.
in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre when the hitchhiker and the gas station owner were revealed to be brothers to leatherface, i always found that one pretty good
What about the twist in Orphanage. The lady goes out of the house to call her son inside, and on her way, she pushes a desk back against a wall, and when she’s outside she thinks she sees her son at the entrance to the cave that’s near by, and the tidés coming in. They can’t find him afterwards, so she thinks he drowned, but he was in the opening to the basement that’s behind the desk she pushed back. And as she did and thus closed the door, she hit him in the head, and he died down there. Did not see that one coming
I was gonna say that! That was SUCH a sad plot twist!!
That was such a sad plot twist. Really great film though
what about the plot twist in the horror movie "the Visit" it's one of the main reasons it makes the movie a horror movie and also why its one of the only movies I've actually got scared in a movie.
“Kids.... Those aren’t your grandparents..” CLASSIC!!
So true.
Saw is too criminally low on this list.
When I *SAW* the title, I just knew I'd see some *PSYCHO* shit on this list.
Bruce LeeRoy this comment was so good I could almost SCREAM in joy
did you know it's FRIDAY THE 13TH
Bruce LeeRoy good one!
Thank God you put the horror film titles in bold and all upper case letters. I'd never have gotten the joke otherwise
And I thought I was punny.
The Others is maybe my favorite horror movie of all times!
It shows that there's no need to show people's insides to make a great horror movie.. You need good actors, script and cinematography
That movie wasn't good it was boring as he'll
Honestly the best horror movie ever made imo
The best twist which was a shoker for me
It was a good ending but come on... most part of this movie is boring as fuck and the jump scares predictable with tons of time for you to prepare yourself.
Yes the acting was good but people are asking for the "horror" part when they are watching a HORROR movie.
idk.. that movie kept me on the edge of my seat from beginning to end
Next: *Top 10 Plot Twists in Horror Games*
Ahmed Falahy If you count Bioshock as a horror type game then it would probably be number 1, but that’s only if you class it as horror.
The evil within 2 the antagonist is Sebastians wife
BATMAN arkham city even doe its not horror
The first Bioshock is a bit scary, or at least creepy.... So the twist where you were talking to that someone else the whole time?
Silent hill 2.You killed your wife.
Huge plot hole in Scream. I knew Stewart was the killer after the "I'll be right back" scene. When he went into the garage, Stew would have seen Tatum hanging in the garage door, and came back into the house freaking out about his dead girlfriend. Since he never mentioned anything, just saying she got pissed and bailed, that's how I knew he was killer.
Boyd Crowder That's not a plot hole
That's not a plot hole. That's a hint as to who the killer is. Like how Billy drops the cell phone right after attacking Sidney.
Boyd Crowder very good point
You don't know the meaning of 'plot hole', do you?
Not to mention, the way Billy just happen to live through being slashed as well as stabbed in the gut. Scream 2 was more of a plot twist; I definitely didn't see Billy's mother coming lol.
Some cool ones:
*Scream Killer reveals
*Scream 4 killer reveals (but awful motives)
*Orphan - Esther is really a grown woman
*When a Stranger Calls - The call is coming from inside the house.
*The Boy - When the boy was actually living inside the house walls, moving the doll around.
*Sleepaway Camp - That goddamn terrifying killer that turned out to actually be a boy instead of a girl
*Friday the 13th - Mrs. Vorhees is the killer.
*Annabelle Creation - pretty much the entire film lol
the Mist ???
John Daman More of a Monster psyc/thriller than horror but that ending was fucked up..One of the best plot twist OVERALL
It doesn't re-contextualize the movie though. Just a really good subversion of expectation
John Daman The Mist as a movie is probably one of the few times cinema did it better than the book. That ending was heartbreaking but the fact that it made me feel that way shows it was a good movie.
there are not twist in The Mist
the ending is not a plot twist.
*Game over*
...I never get tired of hearing that!
Who does? Besides his victims.
The Fact That The Black Christmas Twist Was Based Off An ACTUAL Crime Really Adds An Incredible Amount Of Depth To It
People never talk about The Skeleton Key that was a very good twist ending that scared me.
I guess you go with Stu and Billy because they were the originals but Jill’s reveal as the killer in Scream 4 was a way bigger plot twist in my opinion. I’d go with that over Stu and Billy and even finding out that Billy’s mum has been in the Scream 2 movie the whole time.
when I first watched the others I was speechless, it was so unexpected but executed so well because you start noticing parts of the movie which pretty much reveal they are the ghosts the whole time before the end but you never think about it because you're under the impression they arent. amazing
Black christmas is so underrated, when a stranger calls is such a rip.
#10 is the one that _always_ gives me shivers. I've not watched the movie, but every time I mentally play an urgent voice calling, "Get out of there, he's _inside_ the house!" I just get like Shenzi shuddering at the name "Mufasa."
‘Identity’ is one of my all time favorite movies. Always creepy. Gives me the same feeling as ‘The Sixth Sense’. Also, Psycho is my ALL TIME favorite movie ever. Such an incredible work.
High Tension, Happy Birthday to Me, Reeker, Tenebre, The Bird With the Crystal Plumage, Devil, Alice Sweet Alice, The House of the Laughing Windows, Goodnight Mommy, The Visit, Orphan.... deserved a mention too
I know right
Totally
High tension twist was awful and made no sense.
Noodleboy N Actually I liked that twist but I see why so many people hate it. Anyway, you can't deny the fact that no one saw that coming
You lost me at High Tension... that movie is such an abortion that the “twist” ruined the story of the movie which had her crash a car against herself? Once you kill your past story with in the same movie.... I’m done
I watched Scream (1996) and I know I'm 20 years late but It's a damn great horror film.The dialogue is so good , the characters, the impact of the slasher genre it is all in this film.Loved it
7:53 yup im not sleeping tonight...or ever
When your friend tells you the name of their crush and you're about to tell everyone.
Hey you! yeah you!
Have a nice day :)
BOYancy Effect Thank you
Don't tell me what to do
BOYancy Effect thanks....you have a nice day
Thanks, but here it's midnight.
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I’m very happy you did include part of the Saw franchise, but I believe one of the most shocking plot twists was Amanda Young’s ‘finial test’ (Saw lll), Due to her ‘death’ at the end.
I've watched scream so many times, it was obvious that Stu and Billy were the killers, they were so suss
A good honourable mention or top 10 should have been Happy death day when Tree found out that Lori was the killer
"The Uninvited" has a great twist ending that I think is one of the best.
Can't agree more. The way they reveal who the actual killer is so much satisfying.
Saw will always be #1 for me. I had goosebumps when the supposedly dead man stood up and the music accompanying it was soooo good.
What about the conjuring 2, when we find out the old man isn’t the bad spirit but it was valak?
Faith Conners That was completely predicatble. Early on I knew the old guy ghost was being used it was obvious.
Tyler Ray how was THAT obvious?
Or the Nun Frankie twist
tbh i dont consider that a plot twist cus it was too predictable but hey everyone has opinions
The "Jigsaw" plot twist was beautiful becuase the whole time we were watching 2 different timelines in one film. Of the "Scream" franchise, Scream 3 hit us with the feels as the killer ended up being Sidney's half brother. Also, they kind of make peace with each other as he is dying, hence, their handshake.
You know, if you hadn't shown that scene with Angela grinning, I might have gotten some sleep tonight
And that growling sound HE was making though...
Some of the comments here, Scream's twist was just so brilliant because despite making Billy the obvious suspect, the reveal was actually a huge shock. Rewatch it and you can piece it together and even hear Stu in one of the scenes when he's chasing Sid. It's still the best horror film of the last 30 years.
The ending in Cabin in The Woods was the best plot twist ever
Immortal Pharaoh Joss Whedon FTW
No it wasn’t
Josh Rae yes it was😂😂
Nah bro no it wasnt
It was ok, but definitely not the best
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Sleepaway Camp's Plot Twist = The Original Trap
true
margareth michelina YAAAAAS
Gross, dude.
To me, the creepiest thing about the "Psycho" reveal was not that Norman was the killer, but that he actually believed that he was Mother, or Mrs. Bates.
I like the ending of Hide & Seek. The daughter is seen having an imaginary friend named Charlie who harrasses the father but in the end its revealed that the father is Charlie and that he has multiple personality.
So you guys like horror huh? I’m the man for you..
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I totally agree with *Psycho* in 1st place 👍
One of the best plot twists ever!
Edit: the other plot twists on the list were pretty shocking too.
GGGlauco GD It was a bit predictable that Norman was the killer, but the whole mother’s in his body twist was crazy
The scream reveal was so shocking yet awesome
The snake's death in Friday the 13th was real. It was someone's pet, and they were tricked into it. By the time they realized what was going on, it was too late and they were forced to stand off to the side and watch their pet get its head cut off.
Dr. Gordon becoming Jigsaw's new apprentice should be an honorable mention. The test subject from the first movie would closed the whole series as a apprentice. Nobody saw that coming.
I didnt watch the video but....
*S A W*
Excellent choices! I’m also glad April Fools Day made it in the “runners-up” list. I loved that movie!
NOT THE BEES! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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WatchMojo's way of determining how famous a plot twist is: "is it a meme?"
Who could have expected John Cusack to actually be Harvey Weinstein??
For me, it was Jaws. "We're gonna need a bigger boat." The part where the captain is slowly sliding down his boat as Jaws is chomping away at the air, the slow inevitability that those enormous, jagged teeth are going to be ripping into him inflame anxiety throughout the anticipation. When it finally happens, and you hear his screams, followed by choking on his own blood, you can't help but experience the helplessness.
Today's Friday 13th couldn't u have given the Friday 13th franchise a higher spot
But that would of made sense though!!!😱
So if this video was released on Christmas then "Black Christmas" should get a higher spot? Or if on April 1st, "April Fools Day" should have been more than an honorable mention?
Besides, it wasn't the franchise...it was only the first "Friday the 13th" movie with the twist.
Mrnocal I said what I said coz it was Friday 13th and on this day we celebrate an unlucky dark day with horror. Just saying Friday 13th should be respected a little bit more probably no.5 tops
The Game with Michael Douglas probably had one of the biggest twists in film history! Not first but it’s one of them.But it’s not a horror film so yeah.
John Kramer The Killer Is Supposed
TO BE THE GREATEST PLOT TWIST IN ALL OF HORROR
FROM SAW
Joshua Hecht yeah
That one with 'Angela"... the face and the sounds haunt me
the sixth sense ending literally had me so shook
It was predictable, but I think insidious deserves an honourable mention as it was pretty scary and twisty 👍🏼👍🏼
The last horror movie I've watched was the orphan and I was shook
1. The descent should have been on the actual list, nevermind an honourable mention, as that made me really sad because I did want her to live. 2. the Orphan definitely deserved to be on this list also, as to me that was one of the most amazing plot twists I know of, after Saw 1
The others had me twisted the most lol
Really liked this one, good job
A little surprised that "Shutter Island" wasn't on the list, or at least as an honorable mention...
I don't think _Shutter Island_ is technically a horror movie though.
Good point :)
More like psychological thriller.
Not horror but you're right about it being a great twist. Mostly because 3 of us watched it together and got totally different endings.
It's on a different list if you haven't seen it by now
Great video, a lot of fun to watch.
Came here knowing Saw would be Number 1.
Edit: I was wrong lol.
Yeah well I'm glad it wasn't sleep away camp deserved to be at no.1 bcs it was the most shocking twist in horror movie history
@@michellea221 that’s not even number one, number one is psycho lol
I thought the "Get Out" twist was great too
Of all my possible suspected twist : the entire family is cannibal, the black guy will get killed, cooked or eaten alive, being enslaved and sold to somewhere else, become a prisoner in the house etc etc... I never did expected that he will be a prisoner within his own body.
Who else thinks that Identity is one of the Best psychological thrillers???
The Wicker Man had an awesome twist. But I really felt bad for poor Neil. He just wanted to solve a case, only the sacrifice was himself. I loved the ending, but he didn't deserve to die.
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Top 10 movie plot twists is already a list
I can answer to number one in top 10 worst Cartoon Network series and number one is starts with a T and ends with an O
I bet not find Rocket Power on ANY of those worst lists.
You're Next is so underrated
Of course it's Psycho. However, Les Diaboliques & Don't Look Now should've got a mention too.
Les Diaboliques was creepy as hell and it has an awesome ending. Hitchcock supposedly was inspired by the film (as well as Robert Blochs novel) and 5 years later - Psycho.
What about Jacob’s Ladder? Perhaps the best plot-twist in horror, and definitely years before The Sixth Sense ever tried anything similar.
IMO jacob’s ladder is an even more cohesive film than the other, I remember getting headaches falling asleep watching the Sixth Sense, but Jacob’s Ladder kept me at the edge of my seat.
You want plot twists Saw has you covered. Sure not all of them are the best but still plot twists none the less.
WHERE is Orphan??? That was a genuine twist in the 2000s!!!
If anyone has seen “The Visit” then you know that’s the greatest plot twist of all time
Yeah, glad someone at least mentioned it here.
THANK YOU for putting Identity in here! One of my favorite movies of all time!!
Identity is a brilliant movie. Really underrated
Tell me I’m not the only one who laughed at 0:41 🤣
I always thought Billy and Stu were secretly together and gay.
You know what's a good film instead of repeating the same three over and over again?
The Uninvited. Real nice plot twist I hadn't expected when I first watched the movie.
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The Others' plot twist gives me chills... the timing and the acting made it more intense
not the bees
6:50; well hello there Matthew Lillard (aka Shaggy Rogers)
The sixth sense ending had me messed up for a solid year
Loved this video!!!
5:20
first time i heard this it sounded like it said
"dont talk to them"
"why?"
"theyre gay"
Omg The Sixth Sense was the biggest mind-blowing thing ever. Literally, I was just sitting there frozen still like I couldn’t move, for like ten minutes