You know, the funny thing is that these all happened. As an American myself, I can confirm that I have been attacked by giant spiders. However, the movie is dramatized as the spiders were really dumb.
@@ripdaltlove the video but don’t understand the heavy amount of cop hate, not all are bad but there are a number, and lowering funding won’t help. It’ll lower standards.
@@ripdaltI forgot to finish tge last few entries until now, but I just wanted to say that I'm happy that someone else enjoyed Joy Ride. Whenever I brought it up to some friends, they had no idea what I was talking about.
W'oh. Wait a minute are you saying you haven't seen any Phantasm movies? Did I read that right? What a sad life you've been living. Shameful, you're poor parents or I'd it there fault?
I don’t think the killer in Gerald’s game was mocking. I think he was just admiring because she didn’t see him as something horrible. He was something made of moonlight to her.
@@ripdalt It is the downside of Text to Spoken word. The tones and dialects that we each cast for the characters change a lot of the context. I always took as him trying to get her recognition.
He never mentioned the title for Indiana. It is “We Summon the Darkness” from 2019. Also, I think the best horror movie set in Connecticut would be “The Stepford Wives.”
im pretty sure in the blair witch project the actors were completely alone in the forest and the apology was real because they were never told that they were getting the ear package and only rarely told what to do
Yeah they'd just be given coordinates, and given a slight direction in their acting to go, like where the director wanted them to be, it was up to them to get there though. Literally and figuratively
A pretty popular game played in that era where people were just starting to get handheld geo location and navigation tools. I believe it was called geo tracking 😊
I would love to see a series where you go continent by continent naming the best horror movies for every country! That would be a huge project and probably take a few years and several parts to finish. But i would absolutely LOVE that
As a North Carolinian, oddly disappointing that our best movie takes place entirely in caves. like, we have a place called cape fear and an abandoned places wizard of oz theme park, which is in the Apalachees for some reason (the most cursed region). the time our governor got kidnapped by pirates? the lost colony? but South Carolina got slither so we win in the end
I'd argue that the Sawyer family from Texas are not ableist in tge slightest. They saw franklin and accepted him, letting him partake in the fun with them and not caring that he was in a wheelchair. He was treated the same as everybody else.
And Doesn't Leatherface have that cool mechanical leg in one of the movies...And Choptop's metal plate...Although they can sometimes be a bit abusive of Leatherface... who is implied to have some cognative issues
As a Coloradan I’m very proud of the selection of horror movies set in my state, which is mainly due to the fact that Stephen King apparently likes it here
I really love the concept of this video! As a non-American, it was also like a fun geography lession 😂 Super well written and presented, keep up the good work!
Jennifer's Body is such a comfort movie. I love it so much. I am so glad there was some weird trend where people all of a sudden realized it was a good movie last year lmao
@@ripdaltif you haven't, you should read her books! I've read em all and I think she's actually a better writer of books, but I love her movie input too❤✨🖤
honestly, one of the most interesting videos formats i’ve ever seen, your channel has such a cool idea and i hope maybe you cover foreign areas now that you are done with the states
Eight Legged Freaks has a special place in my heart. I am guessing that while we were watching it, our dog was too. When that cat got grabbed by the spider... every time after that when a spider was on screen, our dog farted. There was a lot of spiders and a surprising amount of gas in a rat terrier.
It's because George Romero went to Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh. Nope, no cheesesteaks in Western PA. But if you do want a movie from the Eastern side of the state, "Split" or "The Village" from M. Night Shyamalan would fit the bill.
Movie List!!!! He missed naming a few so I just wrote them all down. AL) Gerald's Game (2017) AK) 30 Days of Night (2007) AZ) 8 Legged Freaks (2002) AR) The Town That Dreaded Sundown (2014) CA) Scream (1996) CO) The Shining (1980) CT) The Haunting in Connecticut (2009) DE) Head Case (2007) FL) Day of the Dead (1985) GA) Hellfest (2018) HI) A Perfect Getaway (2009) ID) Phantasm 3 (1994) IL) Candyman (1992) IN) We Summon The Darkness (2019) IA) The Crazies (2010) KS) Critters (1986) KY) The Return of The Living Dead (1985) LA) The Last Exorcism (2010) ME) It (2017) MD) The Blair Witch Project (1999) MA) The Witch (2015) MI) It Follows (2014) MN) Jennifer's Body (2009) MS) Don't Kill It (2016) MO) You're Next (2011) MT) Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County (1998) NE) Children of the Corn (1984) NV) Leprechaun 3 (1995) NH) Dr. Sleep (2019) NJ) Bride of Chucky (1998) NM) The Hills Have Eyes (2006) NY) Jaws (1975) NC) The Descent (2005) ND) Leprechaun (1993) OH) A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) OK) Near Dark (1987) OR) Phantasm (1979) PA) Sinister (2012) RI) The Conjuring (2013) SC) Slither (2006) SD) Imprint (2007) TN) The Evil Dead (2013) TX) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) UT) Hereditary (2018) VT) What Lies Beneath (2000) VA) The Taking of Deborah Logan (2014) WA) The Ring (2002) WV) Wrong Turn (2003) WI) Dawn of the Dead (2004) WY) Joy Ride (2001) Great video! Excited for some other horror videos.
@@Joey7Z7Horror lol I was curious about it so I was gonna make a list for myself because I've only seen like 1/3 of these and only have heard of like 2/3 overall. I decided I'd leave a comment for anyone else interested like me.
I respect the sinister pick for Pennsylvania but I would’ve gone with Signs. As a kid when that alien came out from the bush it scared the piss out of me.
This came up on the auto play while doing my work, absolutely enjoyed it and thought I could’ve used another hour or two! Such an interesting video on an interesting topic. Wishing you well!
Some of my own personal changes to the list... Pennsylvania: Night of the Living Dead (1968) Virginia: Cherry Falls (1999) West Virginia: The Mothman Prophecies (2002) Wisconsin: Gacy (2003)
@@ripdalt I strongly recommend it. It's a very underrated horror movie. Tbh, I feel like Donnie Darko and Wrong Turn are very played out and cliche choices for VA and WV, but I will admit I am biased because I'm from Virginia and my Dad is from West Virginia.
massive shout out to bro for including timestamps, this could have been similar to cgp grey's "every state flag ranked" video where you either wait for you state or scan through the comments looking for someone who already did.
This is probably stupid lol but i really appreciate the way you made this video more lighthearted, with a lot jokes and stuff. I'm a big fan of horror in theory but when it comes to horror movies or just. Scary images in general that's an entirely different story haha, i can't deal with that at all. So the tone is definitely helping! This way i can listen to what i like about horror without it affecting me too badly.
no no, it's not stupid at all! i definitely get it, the genre effects everyone differently, and it's nice to not always have it filled with dread. plus the horror comedies deserve some love too! i'm glad you could still enjoy the video :)
Apparently Final Destination 2 is in Florida, for another option, Final Destination 3 and 4 are Pennsylvania, and Final Destination 1 and 5 are New York.
As a Pennsylvania native, thanks for reminding people that Sinister is set here. Although, with PA you have all of George A. Romero and M. Night Shyamalan as well.
@@ripdalt Night and Dawn are both definitely Pittsburgh. And then I did see Day of the Dead was the pick for Florida. Not sure about the ones after that. And then for M. Night, he famously does all of his movies in the Philadelphia area, which is where I'm from. So I know a few people who have worked on his crew before.
Super cool video concept! As someone with a love for horror and American geography, I actually researched this very concept a few years back and created my own list for it. Most of our choices aligned. I subscribed
"If you've never gone down the Leprechaun rabbit hole, this is a spiritual journey that will change you forever." Any franchise which gives a line as glorious as 'A friend with weed is a friend indeed' is automatically one of the (ironically) greatest in all of cinema.
I don't have state pride or anything but was way too curious for what Missouri's pick was. Not a big fan of home invasion horror, but I'll trust your word that "You're Next" is at least a decent flick, and might check it out in the future. But if I do check it out and it's lame then I'll be very angy 😡 But seriously, loved the video, and the editing is really good and fun too lol
The Crazies was filmed in my home town! The scene where the pitchfork drags on the floor was filmed in our hallway/art room. There was a mark on the floor for a while after too!
This video is fantastic! I am not a big fan of horror movies but this video has made me interested in watching many of these movies now. You give such a good brief on the plot and your voice is very soothing to listen to. I hope you make it big some day as it's genuinely impressive your documentation on each video. Also I love your scooby doo shorts, it's a brilliant quick watch and I try to watch every one you upload :)
As an Alaskan you pronounced that very well, btw its still barrow, but that's just the native name. Both are use interchangeably. Not many people include Alaska , they tend to forget about us. So thank you for including us!
You should do another long form video like this but for holidays. You can start with New Years Day and make your way to Christmas. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a horror movie set on a given holiday. Just a movie that kind of embodies that holiday and would be a good watch in recognition of that holiday. So, for instance, I was thinking New Year’s could be “I know what you did last Summer.” Being that it is about a new year and things that happened in the year before. It is just a thought and it would be really cool to see what movie list you come up with for this premise.
As someone from Milwaukee, it's almost patronizing how little Dawn of the Dead resembled my hometown lol. Other than some radio exposition in the cold open there's no way you could ever come to the conclusion you were in that part of the country. And the 'island' at the end even worsens it lol. But it technically would count and it is a pretty awesome flick for a debut director. Especially that opening sequence. Also there's basically nothing else good set in Wisconsin. I guess people don't really think Wisconsin is a scary place lol.
Maybe an island on lake Michigan? Which would make sense. It's a bit surprising that there aren't more horror movies set here in WI, but I feel like movie execs don't realize we're actually a state most of the time. 😂 Or they have a layover at Milwaukee airport and think that's the extent of the state. TBH a zombie story set along lake Michigan or lake Superior sounds really cool?? But also a nightmare to film so I kinda get it
As a Florida person, thank you for not doing Crawl. That movie was made by someone who's never been in the state or seen a gator. They live on the beach and have a dang basement 🙄. Although, my first horror movie thought was the Dexter series. So Miami and definitely feels real for the Florida people
a fellow floridian, nice to have you :) while i do like crawl, it does have some oversights for the plot like the basement, but still a good creature feature, but how could i not go for day of the dead? also bonus points for dexter, i love it so much :)
first of all, thank you for playing "i am in misery" during the opener of the missouri segment. as someone who lives here, it is the most accurate thing ever. secondly, i am so glad You're Next is the movie for missouri because that's one of my favorite movies ever.
my second choice would be a much better song, misery business :) and thank you! i'm glad other people like that one! i feel like it's super undertalked about
@@ripdalt well i'm glad you went with your first choice because living in this hell state is being in misery lmao. and yeah! i remember watching You're Next and absolutely LOVING it. absolutely great seeing a lady be an absolute boss and making the killers afraid of her!
Great video, definitely subbed. Also love that you picked the 2014 version of The Town That Dreaded Sundown. I always thought that film needed more love and it's always on my October one horror movie a night watchlist. Also, you're right about the soundtrack, wish they'd released it properly
Came for the movies, stayed for the charm. You're really something bro. I think I just found a new comfy channel to watch at night or playing games on the pc. Amazing video :)
OK but Perfect Getaway never gets its due! Thank you!!!! What a great list. Also, I appreciate every acknowledgment of IT ch 2 seriously dropping the ball.
perfect getaway defenders uniting! :) and yeah, it was very disappointing, that first one had some magic to it. _but_ the casting for chapter 2 is incredible
Here are the Rotten Tomatoes rankings for each movie if you're curious. Critics: 97: Jaws 95: It Follows and A Nightmare on Elm Street 93: Don't Kill It 91: Gerald's Game, The Return of the Living Dead, and The Taking of Deborah Logan 90: Hereditary and The Witch 89: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 87: The Descent and Slither 86: The Blair Witch Project, The Conjuring, and Day of the Dead 85: It 83: Near Dark and The Shining 81: Scream 80: You're Next 79: Candyman 78: Doctor Sleep 76: Dawn of the Dead 74: Joy Ride and Phantasm 72: The Last Exorcism 71: The Crazies, The Ring 68: We Summon the Darkness 66: The Town That Dreaded Sundown 63: Evil Dead and Sinister 62: A Perfect Getaway 52: The Hills Have Eyes 51: 30 Days of Night and Critters 48: Bride of Chucky 47: Eight-Legged Freaks and What Lies Beneath 46: Jennifer's Body 44: Phantasm III 40: Wrong Turn 39: Children of the Corn and Hell Fest 31: Leprechaun 17: The Haunting in Connecticut 0: Leprechaun 3 N/A: Alien Abduction, Head Cases, and Imprint Audiences: 93: The Shining 90: Jaws 89: Doctor Sleep 84: It and A Nightmare on Elm Street 83: The Conjuring 82: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 80: Scream 79: The Return of the Living Dead 77: Dawn of the Dead 76: The Descent 75: Day of the Dead 74: Near Dark 70: Gerald's Game and Hereditary 67: Phantasm 66: It Follows and Joy Ride 64: Evil Dead 63: Candyman and Slither 62: Sinister 60: The Witch and You're Next 58: The Hills Have Eyes, Imprint, and What Lies Beneath 57: The Blair Witch Project 56: 30 Days of Night and The Crazies 54: Wrong Turn 52: A Perfect Getaway 50: Bride of Chucky and The Taking of Deborah Logan 48: The Ring 47: Alien Abduction 45: Critters and The Haunting in Connecticut 43: Phantasm III 41: Hell Fest 40: Children of the Corn and The Town That Dreaded Sundown 39: Don't Kill It 35: Jennifer's Body, The Last Exorcism, and Leprechaun 3 34: We Summon the Darkness 33: Eight-Legged Freaks 32: Leprechaun N/A: Head Cases
If I had a nickel for every time the third installment of a horror franchise appeared on this list only for the first installment to appear later, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
The vibe throughout Candyman is so peculiar and off and eery, it's almost impossible to recreate an atmosphere like this in other films. Candyman nails it. It's an air unique to this movie 🖤
Awesome concept. I really love the idea of a list like this. I would also reccomend you check out Laid to Rest and The Hills Run Red, a pair of slashers from 2009. They seem like they’d be up your alley. They’re both really gory and violent, and Hills Run Red is super underrated
i've seen the hills run red, super good time! one of the more unnerving masks in a slasher. haven't heard of laid to rest, but i'm always down for some lena headey! thanks for the recs, and glad you enjoyed the video! :)
@@ripdalt Laid to Rest is a fun little trip. Not reinventing the wheel, but it fits that niche for an early 2000s slasher perfectly, and Chrome Skull is a fun design for a villain. Glad you liked Hills Run Red! I love introducing new people to that movie
As someone who lives in TN, I have some sad news, the OG Evil Dead cabin got burned down a while back (People would break in to party in the Evil Dead house, and one group burned it down)
Hey man, im about 3 quarters through the video and i like the collection of all of the weird movies the horror genre has to offer, but i feel like i would enjoy your personal take on *why* you like these movies so much. Summarizing every movie one by one feels like the vid drags on at some points, and i had to watch it in multiple sittings because of that. If all the segments were more like the Scream one, where you go more into horror history and why you like stu macher etc., i feel it would really benefit the video.
Yeah I love the premise of the video and your hard work but I would have liked more of your subjective thoughts on the films or talk of the settings, especially because a recap generally either tellls me something I already know or spoils something I don't
@@ripdalt i mostly don't like it for how smug the killer feels overall since he had the one good idea and just knowing he gets off scott free with no challenge during the movie just rubs me the wrong way
I DID sit thru this whole video and while I WILDLY disagree with some of your choices, I love others. Perfect Getaway doesn’t get enough recognition… it’s a perfect thriller. I also love the Conjuring and Sinister. Great video… new subscriber here
The reason so many spider flicks take place in Arizona is because there are many tarantulas native to the area (3 different species that we know of) so it makes sense to me. You’re Next takes place in and was filmed around Columbia, MO (been there many throughout my life) Child’s Play 3 was filmed just a half hour away from Columbia in Boonville, MO, but I don’t believe it takes place there. The abandoned military school it was filmed out is actually still there. It’s preserved by the city as a historical monument. The real exorcism that The Exorcist was based on happened in St. Louis. The hospital it happened at has long since been demolished, but even years before it closed, they boarded up the room where the exorcism had been performed. It’s just a parking lot now, but there’s a crack in the pavement that never goes away no matter how many times it’s been refilled and paved over.
If not JAWS, I would’ve definitely picked a Final Destination movie for New York. The only way JAWS could not be on a “Best Horror Movie Set In Every US State” list would be if JAWS wasn’t set in America lmao
Jaws the movie took place in New England. The book was Long Island. So NY is incorrect here. Would be interested to know what NY horror movie would be, maybe Rosemary's Baby.
A movie that I think should have been a nomination for Florida is Annihilation. The strange otherworldly mutations give a feeling of uncertainty and how survival truly depends on the understanding of the threats you’re placed against. It’s also extremely hard to understand what the message of the movie truly is, making the fear of the unknown stick even more. (I note that the bear scene really brought chills down my spine)
53:43 this jumpscare has to be the best executed in all of horror along with the insidious red face reveal, and anabelle (2014) staircase scene. It had everyone in the theater jumping out of their seats going "oh shit" 🤣🤣 which is exactly what they're for
Fun Fact: While Wrong Turn isn’t a favorite movie of mine, two of it’s actors both acted in a film that IS one of my favorites. Julian Richings and Wayne Robson, the actors of Three-Finger and Maynard, both played minor characters in the 1997 Sci-Fi Horror film Cube which was an instant cult classic to me the day I watched it for the first time. Richings is especially a memorable actor for me who played in these two horror movies as well as Urban Legend in between and also he was apparently in the obscure family film Eloise at Christmastime I had on DVD when I was a kid? Interesting.
Proud of how many movies in general are set in Illinois it’s insane. Somehow it always occurs I turn on a movie and they name some city outside of Chicago and I’m like oh I’m 30 minutes from there… and it looks incredibly different. One time they had a mountain range background and it’s like dog, I could see for miles in every direction
Damn I really need to stop watching videos that spoil the entirety of Gerald’s Game before I’ve seen it lol Also, happy to see a fellow Eight Legged Freaks appreciator Also damn, upon research I realize there are so many horror movies set in my state of Ohio. Nightmare On Elm Street, Scream 2, Prom Night, The Faculty, Fear Street trilogy, Trick R Treat, Heathers (horror comedy, but still), even parts of Silence of the Lambs
there's something so soothing and entertaining about this guy's voice. he talks like a really good friend spewing just random hilarious shit during a late night hang out. this is the first video by him that I've seen and it was an instant subscribe.
I might've been too young when I originally watched candyman, but i straight up don't remember candymans origin story, this feels like such a recognizable scene, so I don't know how I didn't remember this.
As a horror fan who loves Malcom in the middle I love the use of Malcom clips lol, especially the Komodo reference with the nuke. HOLY SHIT ITS THE JANITOR FROM SCRUBS TALKING TO TED FOR NEW HAMPTER
I once found a gif of Olaf from Frozen walking behind Frozen Jack’s corpse before stopping and smiling. It cracked me up! Edit: 1:17:06 YOU’RE WELCOME JAMES!
Good video, decent voice. Appreciate the meaning. My only touch on advice would be a little more production value on your transitions. Really like this channels, vibe and where it's heading. A few videos under 30 minutes would be great for my work day
decent voice? i'll take it! lmao but thank you for the constructive criticism, i'm working on making the videos look and sound better, always getting better :)
Honestly, I really appreciate you going through the whole movie. Like, I dunno about anyone else but if care about spoilers, I'm not gonna watch a youtube vid on it.
some people got on me for doing a bit of a synopsis, which is fully justifiable, sometimes people wanna wait to watch them. either way, it's all good i think :) thank you for watching!
bride of chucky being the movie for my favorite state?? amazing. no but fr i loved everything about this video. the way you narrate is just so down to earth and relaxing even though you’re talking about horror movies lol. idk it just feels like i’m listening to a friend talking about horror movies :)
idk man make the dead walk again lmao
omg is that god from the critically acclaimed dalt. video??? omg it is
aint no way its the guy from south park!
It’s the guy from the Bible
oh hey God how are ya
You know, the funny thing is that these all happened. As an American myself, I can confirm that I have been attacked by giant spiders. However, the movie is dramatized as the spiders were really dumb.
i've only heard legend of the kaiju spiders
Were you attacked by a giant shark, vampires and a leprechaun?
@@Joey7Z7Horror if so, you may be entitled to compensation! hi, i'm saul goodman
I saw a huge spider on my friends hat
@@ripdaltlove the video but don’t understand the heavy amount of cop hate, not all are bad but there are a number, and lowering funding won’t help. It’ll lower standards.
As someone who has never seen any Phantasm movie, listening to a breakdown of the 3rd one was insane
that's because it truly is insane, but in a good way
@@ripdalt I should probably watch this insanity for myself then
@@ripdaltI forgot to finish tge last few entries until now, but I just wanted to say that I'm happy that someone else enjoyed Joy Ride. Whenever I brought it up to some friends, they had no idea what I was talking about.
@@SydneySighs i LOVE steve zahn so naturally i had to watch it, and it's a pretty good time
W'oh. Wait a minute are you saying you haven't seen any Phantasm movies? Did I read that right? What a sad life you've been living. Shameful, you're poor parents or I'd it there fault?
The fact that he talks about the scene where the real Candyman is revealed when he say Candyman a fifth time...
Now *THAT* is how you write a script.
omg thank youuuu :) i was very happy with that
Clever!
"tremors sucks."
thems fightin' words mister!
put em up! (it might be better than what i remember it as, i'll have to see lmao)
Blasphemy! Tremors is a classic! However the 10 sequels not so much.
Tremors is amazing
Tremors is the ultimate cheesy yet not insincere monster movie
@@chrizizdamanas a tremors fan since childhood I disagree with that the new films are trash the original four are great the new 5 suck ass
I don’t think the killer in Gerald’s game was mocking. I think he was just admiring because she didn’t see him as something horrible. He was something made of moonlight to her.
i like that it's up for interpretation, i think that adds a lot to the theme
@@ripdalt It is the downside of Text to Spoken word. The tones and dialects that we each cast for the characters change a lot of the context. I always took as him trying to get her recognition.
If you read the book, he was definitely mocking her.
That dude could have been a gentle giant but instead went the serial killer route due to a wrong turn around albuquerque
Yes! Kind of like a twisted love story. Thank u for validation 🖤✨@@bulbafett5001
He never mentioned the title for Indiana. It is “We Summon the Darkness” from 2019. Also, I think the best horror movie set in Connecticut would be “The Stepford Wives.”
yes thank you for adding that!
Or the McPherson Tape for Connecticut, not an amazing movie but pretty important for the history of horror.
The Stepford Wives 1975 is one of my favorite horror movies ever.
As a Hoosier I expected CandyMan.
@@LizBizEEEE doesn't that take place in Chicago?
im pretty sure in the blair witch project the actors were completely alone in the forest and the apology was real because they were never told that they were getting the ear package and only rarely told what to do
yes they were! it definitely adds to the terror they expressed
Ear package? Did i miss something?
Yeah they'd just be given coordinates, and given a slight direction in their acting to go, like where the director wanted them to be, it was up to them to get there though. Literally and figuratively
A pretty popular game played in that era where people were just starting to get handheld geo location and navigation tools. I believe it was called geo tracking 😊
I took am murky about this " ear package" but maybe I just have to rewatch it🖤✨
I would love to see a series where you go continent by continent naming the best horror movies for every country! That would be a huge project and probably take a few years and several parts to finish. But i would absolutely LOVE that
that one WILL definitely come at some point (not for a while though)
@@ripdalt no way! I'm so excited!! Foreign horror films are what I like the best! I can't wait for the video to be out ❤️
As a North Carolinian, oddly disappointing that our best movie takes place entirely in caves. like, we have a place called cape fear and an abandoned places wizard of oz theme park, which is in the Apalachees for some reason (the most cursed region).
the time our governor got kidnapped by pirates? the lost colony?
but South Carolina got slither so we win in the end
north carolina lore goes pretty hard to be fair, south carolina has.... myrtle beach? i guess??
As much as it probably sucks that it’s all in caves The Descent is one of the best
NC for life!!!!
I swear I’m gonna move back. I miss it there Georgia just don’t hit the same. 😂
RAHHHHHHH NORTH CAROLINA SUPREMACY WTF IS GUN LAWS AND SQUAT TRUCKS AND COOKOUT RAHHHHHGG
I just mentioned The Evil Dead 2, filmed in Wadesboro NC!
I'd argue that the Sawyer family from Texas are not ableist in tge slightest. They saw franklin and accepted him, letting him partake in the fun with them and not caring that he was in a wheelchair.
He was treated the same as everybody else.
wow when you put it like that, you're so right
And Doesn't Leatherface have that cool mechanical leg in one of the movies...And Choptop's metal plate...Although they can sometimes be a bit abusive of Leatherface... who is implied to have some cognative issues
Did you expect anyone that uses the word ableist actually be able to use it accurately lol
@@billfromnxtdoor5575 That is the correct term for it dude
I think that's what Bill means. Yes I am fluent in sarcasm😂 even via text✨🖤@@Quackervoltz
As a Coloradan I’m very proud of the selection of horror movies set in my state, which is mainly due to the fact that Stephen King apparently likes it here
it's a very beautiful state!
Honestly I would have picked misery as I feel it represents here more but that’s just me
@@loganzolman4181 misery is very colorado-y too!
I really love the concept of this video! As a non-American, it was also like a fun geography lession 😂 Super well written and presented, keep up the good work!
thank you :) i love geography, geoguessr is my fun lil game
@@ripdalt I’ve only ever played geoguessr once and I was not good at it XD Maybe after this video I’ll do better :)
Jennifer's Body is such a comfort movie. I love it so much. I am so glad there was some weird trend where people all of a sudden realized it was a good movie last year lmao
it's SO good, i'm happy it got the love finally. i love diablo cody
Jennifer’s body literally my sapphic experiences in school 😂 minus the demon part…
I too loved it from the start
@@ripdaltif you haven't, you should read her books! I've read em all and I think she's actually a better writer of books, but I love her movie input too❤✨🖤
Jennifer's Body and But I'm A Cheerleader were the two movies my friends made me watch when I came out to them
honestly, one of the most interesting videos formats i’ve ever seen, your channel has such a cool idea and i hope maybe you cover foreign areas now that you are done with the states
every country is coming (at some point). have some other cool ideas ready soon! and thank you for the kind words :)
@@ripdaltThat was what I was thinking too....an international video. Then to the planets and beyond!
Cabin in the woods is Canadian btw so if u don’t pick it you better have a reason
@@ripdalt Maybe you can go by Continent so you don't overwhelm yourself too.
Eight Legged Freaks has a special place in my heart. I am guessing that while we were watching it, our dog was too. When that cat got grabbed by the spider... every time after that when a spider was on screen, our dog farted. There was a lot of spiders and a surprising amount of gas in a rat terrier.
it's a nice silly-fun movie, and anything david arquette gets a big boost
For Pennsylvania you can pick almost every single zombie movie. For some reason like half of them take place in pa.
it's gotta be something in the cheesesteaks
Have you ever been to Kensington. That’s gotta be the reason
It's because George Romero went to Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh. Nope, no cheesesteaks in Western PA. But if you do want a movie from the Eastern side of the state, "Split" or "The Village" from M. Night Shyamalan would fit the bill.
@@thomaskeane5723 honestly i forgot split was an m. night joint, i love that one
Its freaky that Sinister takes place in PA to me. I live in PA and just think about that movie sometimes despite me never watching it myself idk why.
Movie List!!!! He missed naming a few so I just wrote them all down.
AL) Gerald's Game (2017)
AK) 30 Days of Night (2007)
AZ) 8 Legged Freaks (2002)
AR) The Town That Dreaded Sundown (2014)
CA) Scream (1996)
CO) The Shining (1980)
CT) The Haunting in Connecticut (2009)
DE) Head Case (2007)
FL) Day of the Dead (1985)
GA) Hellfest (2018)
HI) A Perfect Getaway (2009)
ID) Phantasm 3 (1994)
IL) Candyman (1992)
IN) We Summon The Darkness (2019)
IA) The Crazies (2010)
KS) Critters (1986)
KY) The Return of The Living Dead (1985)
LA) The Last Exorcism (2010)
ME) It (2017)
MD) The Blair Witch Project (1999)
MA) The Witch (2015)
MI) It Follows (2014)
MN) Jennifer's Body (2009)
MS) Don't Kill It (2016)
MO) You're Next (2011)
MT) Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County (1998)
NE) Children of the Corn (1984)
NV) Leprechaun 3 (1995)
NH) Dr. Sleep (2019)
NJ) Bride of Chucky (1998)
NM) The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
NY) Jaws (1975)
NC) The Descent (2005)
ND) Leprechaun (1993)
OH) A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
OK) Near Dark (1987)
OR) Phantasm (1979)
PA) Sinister (2012)
RI) The Conjuring (2013)
SC) Slither (2006)
SD) Imprint (2007)
TN) The Evil Dead (2013)
TX) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
UT) Hereditary (2018)
VT) What Lies Beneath (2000)
VA) The Taking of Deborah Logan (2014)
WA) The Ring (2002)
WV) Wrong Turn (2003)
WI) Dawn of the Dead (2004)
WY) Joy Ride (2001)
Great video! Excited for some other horror videos.
thank you so much for doing this!
@@ripdalt Not a problem! I thoroughly enjoyed the video. Can't wait for some more horror film videos.
If it wasn’t for you, I woulda made a comment like this lol
@@Joey7Z7Horror lol I was curious about it so I was gonna make a list for myself because I've only seen like 1/3 of these and only have heard of like 2/3 overall. I decided I'd leave a comment for anyone else interested like me.
@@ilikeyacutg854 out of all of these horror movies, only 7-8 of them I've never seen/heard of
what a fun silly video :)
I liked the little edits scattered throughout
this is the highest praise :) i'm just here to be silly and have fun
I respect the sinister pick for Pennsylvania but I would’ve gone with Signs. As a kid when that alien came out from the bush it scared the piss out of me.
signs is pretty good! probably my favorite m. night movie (though idk if that says much)
@@ripdalt I respect that although don’t sleep on “The Visit” it’s not too bad.
"This is probably no surprise" me unable to remember what states any of these movies take place in:😮
don't worry, most of these i had no idea of their setting beforehand
This came up on the auto play while doing my work, absolutely enjoyed it and thought I could’ve used another hour or two! Such an interesting video on an interesting topic. Wishing you well!
i'm glad you enjoyed, i appreciate the kind words :)
2.5 hours of SUPREME yapping. nice jokes and memes. god bless
mayor of yap city right here, i'm glad you enjoyed :)
Y'know Hereditary being set in Utah makes a ton of sense now that I think about it
the mormons got them :o
The rest of the video was honestly really well made! Docking points for showing a clip of knitting when you said crocheting at 2:19:55 though
thank you so much :) and that's fair, one of my besties is an avid crocheter so i should know better lmao
Some of my own personal changes to the list...
Pennsylvania: Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Virginia: Cherry Falls (1999)
West Virginia: The Mothman Prophecies (2002)
Wisconsin: Gacy (2003)
oooh some good choices! i've never seen cherry falls, recommend?
@@ripdalt I strongly recommend it. It's a very underrated horror movie.
Tbh, I feel like Donnie Darko and Wrong Turn are very played out and cliche choices for VA and WV, but I will admit I am biased because I'm from Virginia and my Dad is from West Virginia.
The Mothman Prophecies is so underrated!
loved this so much! well written and put together. deserves more attention
thank you so much!
For Georgia, you could’ve gone with “Squirm” from the 70s. That one’s for sure set in Georgia.
oooh interesting, i haven't heard of it before, i'll have to check it out
@@ripdaltalso The Stuff takes place in Georgia
@@ASolzhenitsynoooh never heard of these guys sound neatn
massive shout out to bro for including timestamps, this could have been similar to cgp grey's "every state flag ranked" video where you either wait for you state or scan through the comments looking for someone who already did.
i had to do my part to help people find their state easier :)
This is probably stupid lol but i really appreciate the way you made this video more lighthearted, with a lot jokes and stuff. I'm a big fan of horror in theory but when it comes to horror movies or just. Scary images in general that's an entirely different story haha, i can't deal with that at all. So the tone is definitely helping! This way i can listen to what i like about horror without it affecting me too badly.
no no, it's not stupid at all! i definitely get it, the genre effects everyone differently, and it's nice to not always have it filled with dread. plus the horror comedies deserve some love too! i'm glad you could still enjoy the video :)
Apparently Final Destination 2 is in Florida, for another option, Final Destination 3 and 4 are Pennsylvania, and Final Destination 1 and 5 are New York.
oooh i do love the final destination movies (for the most part)
Isn't Jeepers Creepers set in Florida as well?
@@fueg0121yes
@@fueg0121I think so, looks like central/ West central Florida
As a Pennsylvania native, thanks for reminding people that Sinister is set here. Although, with PA you have all of George A. Romero and M. Night Shyamalan as well.
not sure about shyamalan, but i know some of the romero "of the dead" movies take place in florida, delaware, etc
@@ripdalt Night and Dawn are both definitely Pittsburgh. And then I did see Day of the Dead was the pick for Florida. Not sure about the ones after that. And then for M. Night, he famously does all of his movies in the Philadelphia area, which is where I'm from. So I know a few people who have worked on his crew before.
@@HalloweenYearRound oh okay i see your point, his principle photography is in philly
@@ripdalt Sixth Sense and Signs are set explicitly in Philadelphia and Bucks County respectively
The Tremors hate is unnecessary
fair enough
Super cool video concept! As someone with a love for horror and American geography, I actually researched this very concept a few years back and created my own list for it. Most of our choices aligned. I subscribed
the horror geographers must unite! thank you for watching, i'm glad you liked it! :)
"If you've never gone down the Leprechaun rabbit hole, this is a spiritual journey that will change you forever."
Any franchise which gives a line as glorious as 'A friend with weed is a friend indeed' is automatically one of the (ironically) greatest in all of cinema.
but leprechaun in the hood is unironically one of my favorite horror movies, it rocks
I don't have state pride or anything but was way too curious for what Missouri's pick was. Not a big fan of home invasion horror, but I'll trust your word that "You're Next" is at least a decent flick, and might check it out in the future.
But if I do check it out and it's lame then I'll be very angy 😡
But seriously, loved the video, and the editing is really good and fun too lol
thank you so much! i'm glad you enjoyed :) you're next is really good! the final girl is extremely competent and overall it's a fun time
It’s so good!
Ah, a fellow Missourian
I also don't like home invasion horror but I gave it a shot a few years ago and it was a decent watch, so you might like it :)
30 Days of night looks like one of those movies that sounds dumb on paper but actually looks pretty good.
you're spot on, it was actually such a good time! i was impressed by how gruesome it is
Vampires taking advantage of polar winters is something I never considered before, but it's such a good idea
When it first came out, it was in StarZ for awhile and I watched it everyday at my babysitters as a kid
You gained so much respect when you picked the scream and the crazies I had to subscribe bro
i appreciate it! those are classics
The Crazies was filmed in my home town! The scene where the pitchfork drags on the floor was filmed in our hallway/art room. There was a mark on the floor for a while after too!
yooo that's super cool! i love hearing stories like this :)
"So, they're just kind of a normal church."
I enjoyed that line. lol
hehehe >:)
For Iowa I’d probably say Fright Night even though it’s not remotely important to the plot
oooh i didn't know that was set there, how cool
thought that was filmed in cali
the remake is set in new mexico@@ripdalt
@leafpool2014_gaming the remake is in Nevada
@@AgTheFreeborn sorry, I was thinking of the filming locations on double check
I love that you picked that south park clip for california
south park is my favorite show :)
This video is fantastic! I am not a big fan of horror movies but this video has made me interested in watching many of these movies now. You give such a good brief on the plot and your voice is very soothing to listen to. I hope you make it big some day as it's genuinely impressive your documentation on each video. Also I love your scooby doo shorts, it's a brilliant quick watch and I try to watch every one you upload :)
this means so much to me, truly. thank you for the nice comment
As an Alaskan you pronounced that very well, btw its still barrow, but that's just the native name. Both are use interchangeably. Not many people include Alaska , they tend to forget about us. So thank you for including us!
ah, good to know! and of course, i've always wanted to visit alaska (perhaps not during the 30 days of night), it's such a beautiful state
You should do another long form video like this but for holidays. You can start with New Years Day and make your way to Christmas. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a horror movie set on a given holiday. Just a movie that kind of embodies that holiday and would be a good watch in recognition of that holiday. So, for instance, I was thinking New Year’s could be “I know what you did last Summer.” Being that it is about a new year and things that happened in the year before. It is just a thought and it would be really cool to see what movie list you come up with for this premise.
aw, i like this idea! i'll put it down in my notes for later :)
As someone from Milwaukee, it's almost patronizing how little Dawn of the Dead resembled my hometown lol. Other than some radio exposition in the cold open there's no way you could ever come to the conclusion you were in that part of the country. And the 'island' at the end even worsens it lol.
But it technically would count and it is a pretty awesome flick for a debut director. Especially that opening sequence. Also there's basically nothing else good set in Wisconsin. I guess people don't really think Wisconsin is a scary place lol.
the island was so confusing to me, i was like, zombie island on one of the great lakes?
Maybe an island on lake Michigan? Which would make sense.
It's a bit surprising that there aren't more horror movies set here in WI, but I feel like movie execs don't realize we're actually a state most of the time. 😂 Or they have a layover at Milwaukee airport and think that's the extent of the state.
TBH a zombie story set along lake Michigan or lake Superior sounds really cool?? But also a nightmare to film so I kinda get it
There's a few islands in Lake Michigan, but they'd have to sail all the way up to the Manitous or Beaver Island.
But the island in the movie looked tropical, which I don't think fits the great lakes
If anyone is curious, the comics confirmed that Willie’s wonderland takes place in Nevada
oh hell yeah, this is the news i needed to hear
As a Florida person, thank you for not doing Crawl. That movie was made by someone who's never been in the state or seen a gator. They live on the beach and have a dang basement 🙄.
Although, my first horror movie thought was the Dexter series. So Miami and definitely feels real for the Florida people
a fellow floridian, nice to have you :) while i do like crawl, it does have some oversights for the plot like the basement, but still a good creature feature, but how could i not go for day of the dead?
also bonus points for dexter, i love it so much :)
first of all, thank you for playing "i am in misery" during the opener of the missouri segment. as someone who lives here, it is the most accurate thing ever. secondly, i am so glad You're Next is the movie for missouri because that's one of my favorite movies ever.
my second choice would be a much better song, misery business :) and thank you! i'm glad other people like that one! i feel like it's super undertalked about
@@ripdalt well i'm glad you went with your first choice because living in this hell state is being in misery lmao. and yeah! i remember watching You're Next and absolutely LOVING it. absolutely great seeing a lady be an absolute boss and making the killers afraid of her!
I can't believe you only have 7k subs. This video is phenomenal and I really enjoyed it. Looking forward to watching more from you, keep it up man
i'm happy that 7k people thought my silly videos were worth the sub :) thank you so much though, i have a lot of fun horror videos coming out soon :)
@@ripdalt Awesome! Glad to hear you have more content comin
Great video, definitely subbed. Also love that you picked the 2014 version of The Town That Dreaded Sundown. I always thought that film needed more love and it's always on my October one horror movie a night watchlist. Also, you're right about the soundtrack, wish they'd released it properly
thank you, i appreciate that :) it's such an underrated pick, and one of the few remakes i like over the original
Came for the movies, stayed for the charm. You're really something bro. I think I just found a new comfy channel to watch at night or playing games on the pc. Amazing video :)
genuinely one of the nicest comments someone has left me, i appreciate that so much :)
“He stole Baguls flow” is crazy
word for word, bar for bar
OK but Perfect Getaway never gets its due! Thank you!!!! What a great list. Also, I appreciate every acknowledgment of IT ch 2 seriously dropping the ball.
perfect getaway defenders uniting! :) and yeah, it was very disappointing, that first one had some magic to it. _but_ the casting for chapter 2 is incredible
My headcannon is that since there is no slither 2, the cat was just surprised can pricked it'd paw.
one day when james gunn is done playing with superheroes, we'll finally get slither 2
Here are the Rotten Tomatoes rankings for each movie if you're curious.
Critics:
97: Jaws
95: It Follows and A Nightmare on Elm Street
93: Don't Kill It
91: Gerald's Game, The Return of the Living Dead, and The Taking of Deborah Logan
90: Hereditary and The Witch
89: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
87: The Descent and Slither
86: The Blair Witch Project, The Conjuring, and Day of the Dead
85: It
83: Near Dark and The Shining
81: Scream
80: You're Next
79: Candyman
78: Doctor Sleep
76: Dawn of the Dead
74: Joy Ride and Phantasm
72: The Last Exorcism
71: The Crazies, The Ring
68: We Summon the Darkness
66: The Town That Dreaded Sundown
63: Evil Dead and Sinister
62: A Perfect Getaway
52: The Hills Have Eyes
51: 30 Days of Night and Critters
48: Bride of Chucky
47: Eight-Legged Freaks and What Lies Beneath
46: Jennifer's Body
44: Phantasm III
40: Wrong Turn
39: Children of the Corn and Hell Fest
31: Leprechaun
17: The Haunting in Connecticut
0: Leprechaun 3
N/A: Alien Abduction, Head Cases, and Imprint
Audiences:
93: The Shining
90: Jaws
89: Doctor Sleep
84: It and A Nightmare on Elm Street
83: The Conjuring
82: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
80: Scream
79: The Return of the Living Dead
77: Dawn of the Dead
76: The Descent
75: Day of the Dead
74: Near Dark
70: Gerald's Game and Hereditary
67: Phantasm
66: It Follows and Joy Ride
64: Evil Dead
63: Candyman and Slither
62: Sinister
60: The Witch and You're Next
58: The Hills Have Eyes, Imprint, and What Lies Beneath
57: The Blair Witch Project
56: 30 Days of Night and The Crazies
54: Wrong Turn
52: A Perfect Getaway
50: Bride of Chucky and The Taking of Deborah Logan
48: The Ring
47: Alien Abduction
45: Critters and The Haunting in Connecticut
43: Phantasm III
41: Hell Fest
40: Children of the Corn and The Town That Dreaded Sundown
39: Don't Kill It
35: Jennifer's Body, The Last Exorcism, and Leprechaun 3
34: We Summon the Darkness
33: Eight-Legged Freaks
32: Leprechaun
N/A: Head Cases
wow thank you for compiling this! justice for leprechaun 3 ;_;
Jaws takes the lead W 🔥
What's that movie called with the young women in a cult?
@@damianlatimer2290 we summon the darkness from 2019!
@@ripdalt okay
As a resident of Washington DC… I think ours would be The Exorcist? That feel right.
yeah i think it would have to be, but i might choose something like purge: election year to be fun :)
Man your scripting is SHARP, I love it.
thank you! i really appreciate it :)
If I had a nickel for every time the third installment of a horror franchise appeared on this list only for the first installment to appear later, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
rules must be broken for my buddy leprechaun :)
The vibe throughout Candyman is so peculiar and off and eery, it's almost impossible to recreate an atmosphere like this in other films. Candyman nails it. It's an air unique to this movie 🖤
it's so ethereal and enthralling, i genuinely love it so much
Awesome concept. I really love the idea of a list like this.
I would also reccomend you check out Laid to Rest and The Hills Run Red, a pair of slashers from 2009. They seem like they’d be up your alley.
They’re both really gory and violent, and Hills Run Red is super underrated
i've seen the hills run red, super good time! one of the more unnerving masks in a slasher. haven't heard of laid to rest, but i'm always down for some lena headey! thanks for the recs, and glad you enjoyed the video! :)
@@ripdalt Laid to Rest is a fun little trip. Not reinventing the wheel, but it fits that niche for an early 2000s slasher perfectly, and Chrome Skull is a fun design for a villain.
Glad you liked Hills Run Red! I love introducing new people to that movie
What a runtime! Time to get the popcorn out
🍿🍿🍿
Can't tolerate the tremors disrespect...
well, you'll have to :) (i might give it a rewatch to see if my mind has changed)
you have some incredibly bold movie takes but i fuck with it. a found footage enjoyer is one of the best opinions anyone can have.
i am happy the found footage truthers are alive and well here :)
As someone who lives in TN, I have some sad news, the OG Evil Dead cabin got burned down a while back (People would break in to party in the Evil Dead house, and one group burned it down)
that's so disappointing to hear, but y'know i get it, i would 100% party in the evil dead house
Lol, from Colorado and I saw the title of the video and was like "Oh, ours has to be The Shining
it really had to be
Hey man, im about 3 quarters through the video and i like the collection of all of the weird movies the horror genre has to offer, but i feel like i would enjoy your personal take on *why* you like these movies so much. Summarizing every movie one by one feels like the vid drags on at some points, and i had to watch it in multiple sittings because of that. If all the segments were more like the Scream one, where you go more into horror history and why you like stu macher etc., i feel it would really benefit the video.
thank you for the feedback! i definitely agree, i'm working on a saw analysis right now that is exactly like that!
Yeah I love the premise of the video and your hard work but I would have liked more of your subjective thoughts on the films or talk of the settings, especially because a recap generally either tellls me something I already know or spoils something I don't
i'd go with Zombieland instead for Georgia not for how iconic it is but simply because i do not care for Hell Fest, nice list overall though.
i do also love zombieland. anything in particular with hell fest? or just not really a movie for you?
@@ripdalt i mostly don't like it for how smug the killer feels overall since he had the one good idea and just knowing he gets off scott free with no challenge during the movie just rubs me the wrong way
Y'know Vermont being forgettable is all too accurate.
Until you all need a place to hide during a vampire/zombie outbreak.
wait you're right pleeeease please please lemme stay in vermont
I DID sit thru this whole video and while I WILDLY disagree with some of your choices, I love others. Perfect Getaway doesn’t get enough recognition… it’s a perfect thriller. I also love the Conjuring and Sinister. Great video… new subscriber here
that's what it's all about :) i'm glad we can disagree in some places but still share that love for horror!
The reason so many spider flicks take place in Arizona is because there are many tarantulas native to the area (3 different species that we know of) so it makes sense to me.
You’re Next takes place in and was filmed around Columbia, MO (been there many throughout my life)
Child’s Play 3 was filmed just a half hour away from Columbia in Boonville, MO, but I don’t believe it takes place there. The abandoned military school it was filmed out is actually still there. It’s preserved by the city as a historical monument.
The real exorcism that The Exorcist was based on happened in St. Louis. The hospital it happened at has long since been demolished, but even years before it closed, they boarded up the room where the exorcism had been performed. It’s just a parking lot now, but there’s a crack in the pavement that never goes away no matter how many times it’s been refilled and paved over.
wow, so much missouri knowledge! thank you! :)
I forgot Jaws took place in New York
I thought the New York part was gonna be Scream 6 lol
honestly i forget too. i did like scream 6, but i'm happy i didn't do that one in hindsight given how they treated melissa barrera
If not JAWS, I would’ve definitely picked a Final Destination movie for New York. The only way JAWS could not be on a “Best Horror Movie Set In Every US State” list would be if JAWS wasn’t set in America lmao
The Author of the book (Jaws ) that then became a movie lives in Rhode Island
Jaws the movie took place in New England. The book was Long Island. So NY is incorrect here. Would be interested to know what NY horror movie would be, maybe Rosemary's Baby.
Burlington and Montpelier you’re killing me guy
that's all there is there
A movie that I think should have been a nomination for Florida is Annihilation. The strange otherworldly mutations give a feeling of uncertainty and how survival truly depends on the understanding of the threats you’re placed against. It’s also extremely hard to understand what the message of the movie truly is, making the fear of the unknown stick even more. (I note that the bear scene really brought chills down my spine)
annihilation is SO good, definitely a good shout for florida's best
53:43 this jumpscare has to be the best executed in all of horror along with the insidious red face reveal, and anabelle (2014) staircase scene. It had everyone in the theater jumping out of their seats going "oh shit" 🤣🤣 which is exactly what they're for
omg yes the annabelle scene is SO good, i never hear anyone bring that one up
So glad to see The Crazies get recognition
it's SO SO good, one of my favorite remakes
It reminds me of the Crossed Comics @@ripdalt
Fun Fact: While Wrong Turn isn’t a favorite movie of mine, two of it’s actors both acted in a film that IS one of my favorites. Julian Richings and Wayne Robson, the actors of Three-Finger and Maynard, both played minor characters in the 1997 Sci-Fi Horror film Cube which was an instant cult classic to me the day I watched it for the first time. Richings is especially a memorable actor for me who played in these two horror movies as well as Urban Legend in between and also he was apparently in the obscure family film Eloise at Christmastime I had on DVD when I was a kid? Interesting.
i LOVE cube! i had no idea there was a crossover between the two!
@@ripdalt yup lol.
What a great video to have so few views, hidden gem for sure
i'm glad you enjoyed! i'm still elated with how many people have seen it already :)
Proud of how many movies in general are set in Illinois it’s insane. Somehow it always occurs I turn on a movie and they name some city outside of Chicago and I’m like oh I’m 30 minutes from there… and it looks incredibly different. One time they had a mountain range background and it’s like dog, I could see for miles in every direction
it's like they want to go for big city but new york or los angeles is too played out, chicago is the next one up
@@ripdalt so true, not to mention the millions of people around here that go “oh it’s set in Chicago I gotta check it out”
The eating something spicy analogy for the comedic relief in Scream is so accurate
right? the perfect blend of scary and funny, keeps you on your toes
You didn't actually say the name of the movie for Oklahoma.
sorry! it's near dark from 1987
Thanks dalt
What is the movie for Indiana? You never said the name
it's called we summon the darkness, sorry! :)
@@ripdalt no need to be sorry. We all make mistakes. I really hope you have a great day
Damn I really need to stop watching videos that spoil the entirety of Gerald’s Game before I’ve seen it lol
Also, happy to see a fellow Eight Legged Freaks appreciator
Also damn, upon research I realize there are so many horror movies set in my state of Ohio.
Nightmare On Elm Street, Scream 2, Prom Night, The Faculty, Fear Street trilogy, Trick R Treat, Heathers (horror comedy, but still), even parts of Silence of the Lambs
oops, sorry! but at least some eight legged freaks cleansed the palette. also you're so lucky you got one of the best states for horror
there's something so soothing and entertaining about this guy's voice. he talks like a really good friend spewing just random hilarious shit during a late night hang out. this is the first video by him that I've seen and it was an instant subscribe.
this is one of the coolest comments i've ever gotten, thank you so much :)
genuinely didnt think i'd watch the whole thing but your edits and script where so funny
actually laughed out loud so many times
hell yeah, thank you so much! i'm glad you enjoyed :)
Actually obsessed with how well you weave comedy and quips into such a well put together video. Instant sub!
thank you! i was worried maybe the jokes wouldn't quite land, but it's gone over well :)
I might've been too young when I originally watched candyman, but i straight up don't remember candymans origin story, this feels like such a recognizable scene, so I don't know how I didn't remember this.
it's not heavily delved into, i think they do that more in the sequels
@@ripdalt that makes sense, I've only seen the original. Right now I'm at Texas chainsaw in your video and I'm loving it!
@@WillCooks the sequels aren't anywhere as good as the original honestly. and thank you, i'm glad you're enjoying :)
@@ripdalt I've heard, I probably won't want the sequels, as to preserve how much I love the original
Tremors sucks!? Wow, may God have mercy on your soul for saying that.
i regret nothing :)
As a horror fan who loves Malcom in the middle I love the use of Malcom clips lol, especially the Komodo reference with the nuke.
HOLY SHIT ITS THE JANITOR FROM SCRUBS TALKING TO TED FOR NEW HAMPTER
malcolm in the middle is probably my favorite sitcom of all-time, absolute banger
the idaho one, Phantasm III Feels like a feverish dream cuz i haven't even HEARD about one and two 😭
oh they're absolutely bonkers, but also, they're REALLY good if you're in the mood for that lmao
@@ripdalt Bet, those insane ass movies are real fun LMAO
It was a great video. I enjoyed the commentary. I sat tgrough all 2.5 hours. Cheers dalt
thank you so much, i'm glad you enjoyed!
I once found a gif of Olaf from Frozen walking behind Frozen Jack’s corpse before stopping and smiling. It cracked me up!
Edit: 1:17:06 YOU’RE WELCOME JAMES!
anime powerscalers are too afraid to find olaf's true powers
Good video, decent voice. Appreciate the meaning. My only touch on advice would be a little more production value on your transitions. Really like this channels, vibe and where it's heading. A few videos under 30 minutes would be great for my work day
decent voice? i'll take it! lmao but thank you for the constructive criticism, i'm working on making the videos look and sound better, always getting better :)
Honestly, I really appreciate you going through the whole movie. Like, I dunno about anyone else but if care about spoilers, I'm not gonna watch a youtube vid on it.
some people got on me for doing a bit of a synopsis, which is fully justifiable, sometimes people wanna wait to watch them. either way, it's all good i think :) thank you for watching!
@@ripdalt If they wanna wait and watch a film then they should watch it before a youtube video IMO
Honestly Im glad this video is my first introduction to your channel. Peak comedy 🤣 also Haunting in Connecticut is SEVERELY underrated
thank you very much, and welcome! :)
I think for Illinois would be the Halloween franchise
probably, but kind of a boring pick. i love candyman way more
@@ripdaltnah Michael myers is iconic and John Carpenter makes Amazing movies Especially his remake of The Thing.
Tremors is a very good movie
a lot of tremors defenders here, nice to see you all! perhaps i should revisit it, maybe i was too harsh (maybe not)
Glad to see the witch getting some recognition.
It's a great movie with some exeptinal build up and acting.
i absolutely adore that film
bride of chucky being the movie for my favorite state?? amazing. no but fr i loved everything about this video. the way you narrate is just so down to earth and relaxing even though you’re talking about horror movies lol. idk it just feels like i’m listening to a friend talking about horror movies :)
that means so much to me :) thank you so much!
Great video, choosing The Evil Dead remake is crazy though
thank you, and yeah maybe but it's also SO good :)
Yup