The plot of orphan actually happened to a family in Michigan. A family adopted a girl with dwarfism they thought was 8 but she was actually 30 something.
That was after orphan. Since orphan was on 2009, and the incident that happened from michigan was on 2010. And also orphan was inspired by Barbora Skalova's story that happened 10 years before orphan came out.
I've seen all the films on this list. And while they all shocked me, The Mist was the most shocking to me because, years before the film was made, I had read the short story. After leaving the store, their fate was ambiguous. They weren't shot and killed before the military showed up to save the day. They instead just continued to drive on. We never learn if they survive or not, though we do learn that David's wife died, having been killed and stuffed with spider-esque eggs. But we never learn if the mist is all over the world, or if they reach a safe haven before running out of gas. The story literally just ends with them driving off through the mist. So, to watch the film and see David kill them all, including his son, before the military showed up was not only a drastic change from the strory, but also unbelievably shocking and depressing.
My daughter, who was rather young at the time, literally blurted out"I bet he feels stupid" Having read the original story, which didn't end this way at all, it was quite the shock.
So that y’all don’t get it spoiled: 0:27 The Orphan 1:35 The Invisible Man 2:31 High Tension 3:24 The Skeleton Key 4:16 April Fools Day 5:12 The Cabin In The Woods 6:03 The Visit 7:01 Us 8:05 The Ring 9:07 Black Christmas 10:03 Get Out 11:09 Identity 12:01 Friday The 13th 12:58 The Wickerman 13:55 Saw 14:47 The Others 15:41 The Mist 16:46 Scream 17:37 The Sixth Sense Honorable Mentions: 18:46 The Orphanage 18:55 Angel Heart 19:12 Carnival Of Souls 19:25 The Descent 19:37 You’re Next Number one: 20:04 Pshyco
If you listen closely to the main theme (You're Just What I've Been Looking For a.k.a. Angela's Theme), it subtly reveals that Angela is not who she seems. Listening to the song first time (not viewing the film) it seems like someone who is just hurt (ex-boyfriend etc.) Listening to it again, and the lines about "the pain you have to hide" take on a whole new meaning.
The real twist in _Get Out_ occurs when the protagonist ventures into his girlfriend's closet and discovers her scrapbook. Jordan Peele's direction of the scene is an evident homage to Hitchcock.
Nah I think everybody saw that coming that to me wasn’t a good twist but finding out a bunch of white people were taking over black peoples body’s now that’s a twist
@@homeaccount5943Care to explain why? I mean I understand that some of of the stuff in his movies doesn’t really make sense. Like how does billions of people live in those hallways? But look past the plot holes they’re pretty good. Ok yeah, we knew that the family would be strange people that was made obvious. But Rose being in on it, is kinda a twist cause she’s the only one in the family that doesn’t act like a kiss ass. Just because some people saw it coming doesn’t mean it isn’t a twist.
*SPOILER ALERT* *DO NOT READ FURTHER IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN AND WANT TO WATCH SHUTTER ISLAND* @@badkitty4922 It really was and not just because of the deaths, but because of what it did to Leo's character. There is still a stigma surrounding those with mental health disorders (I have Obsessive Compulsive, Major Depressive, and Generalized Anxiety Disorders myself) and it makes my heart happy that someone with as much clout as Leonardo DiCaprio is bringing these issues to the forefront of people's minds and presenting them in such a light that it is easy to see both the suffering and the potential mental health patients (of non-violent diagnoses) have to be productive members of society. That said, the deaths were just as important, as they were brought on by Postpartum Depression, which is a serious mental health condition in itself.
I think the real twist in Get Out is that Chris's girlfriend took him to meet her parents because she was in on it. Everyone kind of knew what was going on with the rest of the family even in the trailers.
Joe Keeler it is slow in the first half, but immediately picked it up in the 2nd half and it doesn’t let go. If you didn’t have the attention span of a child, you might have added this movie to one of your favorite movies.
that was actually fantastic! I know a lot of people lost hope in the series but I enjoyed it a lot (as well as 3 which isn't terribly loved). the only thing that kind of messes with this twist is the clothing and hair/makeup styles. they don't match with the time period (2000) but could easily be done since not everyone wears trends that would fully give away the time period, as well as old trends coming back which would explain some 'retro' looks. their clothing was very common during the time the movie was made (2011). this facet is what keeps the audience unaware but could've been done better imo
It’s sad that Sinister is so underrated that it’s practically forgotten about when it comes to the greatest plot twists in horror movies ever. You can’t get more shocking than the twist and ending in Sinister, it’s truly terrifying.
I was actually surprised that ghost ship weren't on here you know when you find out that the random dude they picked up was the person behind why the ship went missing in the first place
Broooo sinister when he finds out it was the kid then dies by his daughter that was kinda known but not confirmed until the end I feel that should have made the list
i agree. Its because in the tapes, we clearly see the whole family murdered by a mysterious entity, so we expect that every member in the family dies, but no its the children that are behind the killings
The Uninvited remained my favorite movie to this day because that twist had me shook! I think there was also a similar movie to the serial killer one - A group of girls are in a psychiatry and all end up going missing/end up dead one way or another only to discover that the thing killing off the girls was her therapy working and her multiple personalities being killed off until she remained
The Mist & Midsommar were my 2 absolute favorite twist endings. The Mist ending was SO unfair but so well done. While Midsommars ending was crazy, but in a way, satisfying.
What about Final Destination 5? The film was a surprised prequel to Final Destination 1 and the WHOLE franchise. It was a pretty great horror movie plot twist.
The end of the Mist was so rough. Scares and horror don't bother me. But when I realized what had happened, and what that poor father had done to try to save his family and the old couple a much worse fate is just... It was rough. The end of The Orphanage though, that was full on really disturbing. The "happy tragedy" of it actually messed with my head for a few days.
The sixth sense was for me the movie with the most WTF ending ever. I remained speechless for a long time after the revelation. A very clever movie indeed and one of my all time favourites!
@@manhammerar-15daclamslamme57 yeah I personally like the second film from 1983 which has an actual plot twist. I always thought the original was kind of boring.
Yeah, Cabin in the Woods is just really stupid, especially the ending. The *only* good thing, was the whole monsters in cages making them look like SCPs
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I love mrs voorhees. She seemed really sweet and caring mother who lost her child. Not to mention, i love that sweater... she had GREATE fashion senses
The plot twist in Invisible Man isn't just the fact that it was revealed to be Adrian's brother the night she overpowered the suit. It is just one of several smaller twists but it's definitely not the grand twist. It is heavily implied that it was still Adrian terrorizing her up until he set his brother up to be killed thus painting himself as a helpless victim being held captive in his brothers basement. But come on guys. He literally TALKED to her multiple times. Do you actually believe she wouldn't be able distinguish her abusers voice after living in fear of it for years? That shit was engraved in her mind. I believe the twist(s) are supposed to be that Adrian had succeeded (or so he thought) in the grandest gesture of gaslighting he'd ever subjected her to. But it didn't work, because she was all too familiar with the pattern. Oh and how she wasn't attempting to get his confession on tape when she came over for dinner, she just needed to get close enough to him to kill him herself while in his suit to end the cycle and making him ACTUALLY commit "suicide"
That ending was probably the best part about the film mostly how she figured out Adrian being the cunning manipulative scumbag that he was even if arrested would along with a corrupt lawyer figure out a way to get off scot free and continue to make her life a living nightmare so she decided to use the third cloaking suit and assassinate him making it look like a suicide that way she would truly be free from his reign of terror.
@@GiDD504 uh... What? Even if Adrian did install voice modifiers, and she is meant to believe that it was the brother in the suit the whole time while Adrian was chained up in his basement, why would he talk to her in Adrian's voice? Doesn't really follow the theme of the entire movie which is gaslighting imo.
it was most likely Adrian, if your remember the ending, he said "surprise" as a nod back to the text she got from the invisible man, that's when she learns the truth and sneaks away to put on the suit to kill him, I think he used his brother as a pawn.
I remember before The Ring came out, some friends and I were at San Diego ComiCon. There was a large barrel filled with unlabeled VHS tapes and a sign that said, " Free! Take One! " I stuck one in my backpack and we didn't remember about it until a couple of weeks later. We popped it in and the most disturbing images began to play. We were horrified and shocked. One of my friends started to cry and kept saying, " Why would someone do this?! What does it mean?!" Months later, when the trailer came out, we then understood. It was a great marketing plan!
What also makes "Psycho" unforgettable is the amazing music by Bernard Hermann. It just makes the scenes etched in your mind,especially that shower scene.
The problem I have with the invisible man is when the girl gets slapped wouldn't she know it wasnt the lady try getting hit with a glove of cameras and tell me that feels like a human hand
I remember seeing the 1st Saw in theaters and when the "dead" guy got up from that floor, said "Game Over" then shut the door, the whole theater fell silent. We were all just internally screaming WTF 😅 And I am surprised Sinister isn't on here. Definitely had a good plot twist I didn't see coming. A very good horror movie to watch also.
when Samara started coming out of the TV in The Ring I remember literally standing up and yelling "HOLY SHIT!" (thankfully I was at home alone on the couch.)
It's actually a modernized version of Henry James "The Turn of the Screw" published in 1898. Shyamalan's plot is a mirror reflection of the original plot of the book, and it has been subject of several movies big or small over the years.
What? So "Black Christmas" did it first! And here I thought "When a Stranger Calls" was so original with its "The call is coming from inside the house" bit!
@@ldiod4374 Except that it explained why Angela was unhinged. Imagine if your sister died in a horrific accident and your aunt forced you to live as her, just because she "always wanted a little girl," and she "already has a son?"
Identity and Cabin in the woods are my favorite Horror/Thriller movie of all time. The first time I saw cabin in the woods I was with my sisters and my first time watching Identity I just fell in love withe the whole concept!
ooooooohhhhhh i forgot about that movie/musical when the homeless women was sweeney/benjamins wife and was mentally sick from the poison i would have also killed the lady, i forgot here name tho.
I feel like “get out “ is getting all the hype when it’s basically copying the premise. Just changing the villains from black people to white people. Not really original.
Leo B fair enough man you’re entitled to your opinion I’m not trying to argue with you. I agree it’s not up there for best horror film ever like some people seem to think but I still thought it was a really well made film and was really effective in making me feel uncomfortable
I know it's only a movie. However, when I think about how much dedication, skill, and determination it would have taken him to lay completely still for hours (days maybe??) on end, with no one suspecting the corpse isn't a corpse at all? Wow. Plus the fact that he wouldn't be able to react like a normal human to any screaming (i.e. flinching, being startled, etc.) dismemberment, or that if they moved to touch the "corpse" he'd have to really really play dead. Still blows my mind.
Orphan had the best plot twist & underrated actors who did an extremely amazing job playing the characters precisely but the movie was also underrated. I also think Psycho had a good plot twist as well.. 🔪🩸
Orphan is a seriously good horror film. The writing, story, twists, deaths are solid and the acting is top class even from the kids. Infact Isabelle Fuhrman as Esther is possibly the best performace i've ever seen from a child actor and worthy of an Oscar.
Atleast Esther (from Orphan), wasn't a ghost. She was actually a middle aged woman who suffered from a medical condition that stopped her from growing physically. And also a serial killer.
@@erikasantillan941 This almost the same, but instead 'The main character is a ghost all along" it's The main character is a middle-aged woman all along.
The Others is such an underrated movie, I feel that nobody mentions it when talking about horror movies. Watched it with my school when I was 13 and nobody could believed what happened with the servant
When counting down the picks for your list, maybe just mention the movie and then expound on what the twist is after? I know that you mention a spoiler alert beforehand but we don't actually know which movies are part of the list without watching your video. If we find out that a movie we haven't watched is on the list and see the twist right away, rip gg.
@@magnusm4 What do you mean? They would still be able to talk about the twist, we'll just get a heads up before they spoil anything we might want to watch in the future
Imagine the humor behind trying to pull an april fools joke and then getting shot because the person actually thought you were attempting to kill them.
Also love the Mist for who from The Walking Dead cast are in it. And Frances Sternhagen as Mrs. Reppler. I'd like to grow up to be as much of a kick-ass as she is.
Orphan is even underrated in this list. It’s at number 20 and it easy deserves number 1. One of the best movies ever!!! From story to acting to every single thing. It’s that good!!! My recommendation!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I LOVE the sixth sense. It's such a sweet movie! Everyone was like "it's going to freak you out" so i was genuinely and pleasantly surprised when I had to get a box of tissues because it was such a beautiful story.
What's your favorite horror movie plot twist!?
Orphan
The whole lot.
Us
The Sixth Sense
Mrs. Voorhees Is the Killer.
I can't understand how underrated "Orphan" was. Such a good movie
Happen in real life too.. well they think.
One of the best horror films I've seen with a spectacular cast and a great twist!
Orphan is criminally underrated.
One of the most brutal movies I've ever seen. It's disgusting. And I love it.
I know no one that has seen it... except my brother (I watched it with him)
The plot of orphan actually happened to a family in Michigan. A family adopted a girl with dwarfism they thought was 8 but she was actually 30 something.
Yeah I remember that
That was after orphan. Since orphan was on 2009, and the incident that happened from michigan was on 2010. And also orphan was inspired by Barbora Skalova's story that happened 10 years before orphan came out.
Erika Shiella Santillan thanks. I guess
8/
& yeh, that films twist was real good
I saw that.. Very crazy..
The Mist plot twist is just so depressing
It gave me a mix of feelings, i didn't know whether to cry, laugh or throw my TV out of the window.
I've seen all the films on this list.
And while they all shocked me, The Mist was the most shocking to me because, years before the film was made, I had read the short story. After leaving the store, their fate was ambiguous. They weren't shot and killed before the military showed up to save the day. They instead just continued to drive on.
We never learn if they survive or not, though we do learn that David's wife died, having been killed and stuffed with spider-esque eggs.
But we never learn if the mist is all over the world, or if they reach a safe haven before running out of gas. The story literally just ends with them driving off through the mist.
So, to watch the film and see David kill them all, including his son, before the military showed up was not only a drastic change from the strory, but also unbelievably shocking and depressing.
The Mist is a shocking twist.
My daughter, who was rather young at the time, literally blurted out"I bet he feels stupid" Having read the original story, which didn't end this way at all, it was quite the shock.
That and the toilet scene from Dreamcatcher make hate Stephen King works.
So that y’all don’t get it spoiled:
0:27 The Orphan
1:35 The Invisible Man
2:31 High Tension
3:24 The Skeleton Key
4:16 April Fools Day
5:12 The Cabin In The Woods
6:03 The Visit
7:01 Us
8:05 The Ring
9:07 Black Christmas
10:03 Get Out
11:09 Identity
12:01 Friday The 13th
12:58 The Wickerman
13:55 Saw
14:47 The Others
15:41 The Mist
16:46 Scream
17:37 The Sixth Sense
Honorable Mentions:
18:46 The Orphanage
18:55 Angel Heart
19:12 Carnival Of Souls
19:25 The Descent
19:37 You’re Next
Number one:
20:04 Pshyco
@@Happiest_mf don’t worry about it bro 🥲🥲
U ARE THE HERO
@@0Annou0 I gotchu fam 🤝
tysm like half those movies are on my watch list 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@yuhyuh1239 no problem, enjoy ya viewings 🤝
Orphan (2009) is criminally underrated, it’s creepily gooooood
The twist to Orphan was one of the best WTF moments I’ve ever seen
Yeah but It's nowhere near as good as the original freaky female dwarf twist in the Donald Sutherland 1973 horror classic Don't Look Now.
@@colliric IDK man, that twist seemed random.
@@colliric what’s that about
@@colliric They were both in the hunger games i-
@@jigsaw9749 it’s based on a real story and that story is very disturbing to
Missed a big one with Sleepaway Camp, huge twist.
Ikr
Definitely!
Smh... definitely In the top 5
Couldn't sleep for week after seeing that
If you listen closely to the main theme (You're Just What I've Been Looking For a.k.a. Angela's Theme), it subtly reveals that Angela is not who she seems. Listening to the song first time (not viewing the film) it seems like someone who is just hurt (ex-boyfriend etc.) Listening to it again, and the lines about "the pain you have to hide" take on a whole new meaning.
The real twist in _Get Out_ occurs when the protagonist ventures into his girlfriend's closet and discovers her scrapbook. Jordan Peele's direction of the scene is an evident homage to Hitchcock.
In what way?
Nah I think everybody saw that coming that to me wasn’t a good twist but finding out a bunch of white people were taking over black peoples body’s now that’s a twist
@@j27044 exactly. The part where he finds the photos was too staged.
Peele is an overrated film maker. He makes horribly stupid movies.
@@homeaccount5943Care to explain why? I mean I understand that some of of the stuff in his movies doesn’t really make sense. Like how does billions of people live in those hallways? But look past the plot holes they’re pretty good. Ok yeah, we knew that the family would be strange people that was made obvious. But Rose being in on it, is kinda a twist cause she’s the only one in the family that doesn’t act like a kiss ass. Just because some people saw it coming doesn’t mean it isn’t a twist.
You forgot Avatar the last àirbender, we all got shocked when we thought we were going to get a good movie 😂
lol
😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂
K
Nonononono, we don’t talk about that shit 😭😭😭😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's not a horror movie, but the twist in Shutter Island was absolutely fantastic.
YES! Heartbreaking, too.
Agreed
Yesss I was so shocked.
*SPOILER ALERT*
*DO NOT READ FURTHER IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN AND WANT TO WATCH SHUTTER ISLAND*
@@badkitty4922 It really was and not just because of the deaths, but because of what it did to Leo's character. There is still a stigma surrounding those with mental health disorders (I have Obsessive Compulsive, Major Depressive, and Generalized Anxiety Disorders myself) and it makes my heart happy that someone with as much clout as Leonardo DiCaprio is bringing these issues to the forefront of people's minds and presenting them in such a light that it is easy to see both the suffering and the potential mental health patients (of non-violent diagnoses) have to be productive members of society. That said, the deaths were just as important, as they were brought on by Postpartum Depression, which is a serious mental health condition in itself.
i expected it to be here but yea its not a horror
I think the real twist in Get Out is that Chris's girlfriend took him to meet her parents because she was in on it. Everyone kind of knew what was going on with the rest of the family even in the trailers.
rebal180 get out was boring as fuck turned off after 30 mins
Joe Keeler you want a cookie?
Joe Keeler it is slow in the first half, but immediately picked it up in the 2nd half and it doesn’t let go. If you didn’t have the attention span of a child, you might have added this movie to one of your favorite movies.
are you kidding? that movie was predictable as hell.
@@charleschua9930 it sure as hell lets go. Get Out doesn't have anything that hasn't been done a lot better in previous horror movies
You missed Final Destination 5 being a prequel of Final Destination 1.
Haha I just watched this and thought that was pretty cool!
only good thing about that movie lolol
yeeaaahh. I never expected that.
that was actually fantastic! I know a lot of people lost hope in the series but I enjoyed it a lot (as well as 3 which isn't terribly loved). the only thing that kind of messes with this twist is the clothing and hair/makeup styles. they don't match with the time period (2000) but could easily be done since not everyone wears trends that would fully give away the time period, as well as old trends coming back which would explain some 'retro' looks. their clothing was very common during the time the movie was made (2011). this facet is what keeps the audience unaware but could've been done better imo
Sleepaway camp?
It’s sad that Sinister is so underrated that it’s practically forgotten about when it comes to the greatest plot twists in horror movies ever. You can’t get more shocking than the twist and ending in Sinister, it’s truly terrifying.
Sincere Meteor I love Sinister. Such a good story and the acting is top notch. The ending is superb.xx
Uninvited too
I'm so traumatized by tjat fim o have only watched 2 times ever sinve it came out, the second time years after the first time
The second one sucks thats why it was forgotten not it's fault though the first one is such a classic
sinister was SO good it was truly scary but not scary? Like it gave me this unsettling feeling I loved it so much.
"Red was not the impostor."
- Among us, the movie (2021)
Nice
NANI
An Among Us movie sounds like it would be kind of a rip off of The Thing.
Impossible. That can’t be true
Love that
I was actually surprised that ghost ship weren't on here you know when you find out that the random dude they picked up was the person behind why the ship went missing in the first place
Thats true but hell isnt ghost ship movie sucks except for the beginning
You forgot "Angela is a boy" from Sleepaway Camp and also "The Dad is a Dummy" in Dead Silence.
I was wondering how Sleepaway camp wasn’t on here
FACTS!!!!! I LEGIT GOT DISTURBED WITH THESE TWISTS!!! 🤙
Dead Silence definitely had a good twist!
You can add Ella as being the perfect doll as well in dead silence. That movie is excellent
even as an honorable mention to replace for the descent considering part 2 made that escape real and not a hallucination
Broooo sinister when he finds out it was the kid then dies by his daughter that was kinda known but not confirmed until the end I feel that should have made the list
That is a good one.
Sinister was one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen. The cinematography, acting, score, and images from those old movies! OMG!
i agree. Its because in the tapes, we clearly see the whole family murdered by a mysterious entity, so we expect that every member in the family dies, but no its the children that are behind the killings
I dont get how 'orphan' is number 20... or how 'the uninvited' isn't even mentioned
I forgot all about the uninvited! Such a great movie
the uninvited twist was mindblowing
The Uninvited remained my favorite movie to this day because that twist had me shook!
I think there was also a similar movie to the serial killer one - A group of girls are in a psychiatry and all end up going missing/end up dead one way or another only to discover that the thing killing off the girls was her therapy working and her multiple personalities being killed off until she remained
TRUEEEEEE!!! The uninvited :((
Agreed
The Mist & Midsommar were my 2 absolute favorite twist endings. The Mist ending was SO unfair but so well done. While Midsommars ending was crazy, but in a way, satisfying.
The Mist will always have one of the darkest and most saddest plot twists moments in horror sci-fi history
Yup!!👀😯
I remember being so shocked when Mrs Voorhees was revealed as the killer in Friday The 13th. (I love watching old movies).
Have you seen sleepaway camp
Monday night messiah
I loooooved that twist and the realization the infamous “ki-ki-ki-ki...ma-ma-ma-ma” stands for “killer mom” 🤷🏼♂️
Seth Freakin Rollins I see you in the comment section of almost every video I watch especially WWE
I had known who the killer was because of scream I didnt even see the movie until last year
My number one is "The Sixth Sense." Best twist of all time period. However, "High Tension" and "Orphan" shocked the hell out of me!!!
the sixth sense was amazingggg!
The sixth sense was so obvious
the sixth sense was the best plot twist ever
I can't believe The Uninvited isn't on this list! Anna being the killer all along and Alex being dead was a huge plot twist to me.
Yes!
Orphan last? How could you
I was never so shocked by any movie ending like the Orphan.
Honestly when I first watched it I was hell no
What about Final Destination 5? The film was a surprised prequel to Final Destination 1 and the WHOLE franchise. It was a pretty great horror movie plot twist.
IKR
Right
That is not a twist Its just a prequel
@@rayfab1201 A surprised prequel which made it a plot twist.
I wouldn't say that the plot twist in Final Destination 5 was one of the 20 best horror twists of all time, but i gotta admit that it was surprising
The end of the Mist was so rough. Scares and horror don't bother me. But when I realized what had happened, and what that poor father had done to try to save his family and the old couple a much worse fate is just... It was rough.
The end of The Orphanage though, that was full on really disturbing. The "happy tragedy" of it actually messed with my head for a few days.
Another plot twist: Esther grew up to be Clove in The Hunger Games!
It’s not a horror movie
@@barryjenkins3555 Put in more blood and make the atmosphere more intense and it could very well be made into one.
Excuse me?!
@@russellbrown6888 agreed
I love most movies twists but when I saw the others my jaw hit the floor and I showed my sister who was also stunned that twist was done so well.
The sixth sense was for me the movie with the most WTF ending ever. I remained speechless for a long time after the revelation. A very clever movie indeed and one of my all time favourites!
Such a good movie
Haley Joel Osment was amazing
Norman Bates being the killer still surprises me to this day.
How? It's obvious he was the killer the whole time. It's not a very good movie. If you were tricked by that twist than you're just an idiot.
Art Vandelay
Nah, I doubt that, and also I’m not an idiot, I have a brain. 🤷♂️
@@manhammerar-15daclamslamme57 yeah I personally like the second film from 1983 which has an actual plot twist. I always thought the original was kind of boring.
@@ElliYeetYT not really. The twist is bad.
ElliYeet I agree when I first watched psycho it shocked me
The cabin in the woods is really underrated.
Yeah even the others
Yeah, Cabin in the Woods is just really stupid, especially the ending.
The *only* good thing, was the whole monsters in cages making them look like SCPs
Yes
the ending of the movie ruined it for me
Cabin in the woods had no plt twist... the eldar got explained in the BEGINNING
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I'm just gonna say if you said "April fools" to me after all that. I would end up being the murder.
Cool profile pic
Hah! Hah! I would be mighty ticked off and go on a rant!😂😂😂😂
I love mrs voorhees. She seemed really sweet and caring mother who lost her child. Not to mention, i love that sweater... she had GREATE fashion senses
The fact that the twist from Sleepaway Camp about Angela isn't even an honorable mention proves how criminally underrated that movie is
The plot twist in Invisible Man isn't just the fact that it was revealed to be Adrian's brother the night she overpowered the suit. It is just one of several smaller twists but it's definitely not the grand twist. It is heavily implied that it was still Adrian terrorizing her up until he set his brother up to be killed thus painting himself as a helpless victim being held captive in his brothers basement.
But come on guys. He literally TALKED to her multiple times. Do you actually believe she wouldn't be able distinguish her abusers voice after living in fear of it for years? That shit was engraved in her mind. I believe the twist(s) are supposed to be that Adrian had succeeded (or so he thought) in the grandest gesture of gaslighting he'd ever subjected her to. But it didn't work, because she was all too familiar with the pattern. Oh and how she wasn't attempting to get his confession on tape when she came over for dinner, she just needed to get close enough to him to kill him herself while in his suit to end the cycle and making him ACTUALLY commit "suicide"
That ending was probably the best part about the film mostly how she figured out Adrian being the cunning manipulative scumbag that he was even if arrested would along with a corrupt lawyer figure out a way to get off scot free and continue to make her life a living nightmare so she decided to use the third cloaking suit and assassinate him making it look like a suicide that way she would truly be free from his reign of terror.
You believe that a guy that invented an invisible suit doesn’t have the ability to change his voice? Really?
@@GiDD504 uh... What? Even if Adrian did install voice modifiers, and she is meant to believe that it was the brother in the suit the whole time while Adrian was chained up in his basement, why would he talk to her in Adrian's voice? Doesn't really follow the theme of the entire movie which is gaslighting imo.
it was most likely Adrian, if your remember the ending, he said "surprise" as a nod back to the text she got from the invisible man, that's when she learns the truth and sneaks away to put on the suit to kill him, I think he used his brother as a pawn.
@@mffanatic7318 that's what my comment says lol
I'm a simple person
I see Orphan, I click
I just realized boyle and peralta’s dad’s both played in “get out”
I remember before The Ring came out, some friends and I were at San Diego ComiCon. There was a large barrel filled with unlabeled VHS tapes and a sign that said, " Free! Take One! "
I stuck one in my backpack and we didn't remember about it until a couple of weeks later. We popped it in and the most disturbing images began to play. We were horrified and shocked. One of my friends started to cry and kept saying, " Why would someone do this?! What does it mean?!"
Months later, when the trailer came out, we then understood. It was a great marketing plan!
DANG! Lucky you! I was only11 back then still focused on grade school. I would’ve loved to have been apart of the Ring reign back then!
What also makes "Psycho" unforgettable is the amazing music by Bernard Hermann. It just makes the scenes etched in your mind,especially that shower scene.
So true, good point.
God just mentioning the movie itself I can hear that damn music in my head.😂
Number 1: *You are not the father!*
Plot twist of someone's life.
You are not the father, you are *the mother* !
That would be a twist
@@alexrankin3551 LOL!!!
@@alexrankin3551 WHAT LMAO
@@alexrankin3551 How about, child raised by single mom finds out mom WAS dad?
In Invisible Man, the way the girl gets pushed back shows that there were 2 invisible people there!
so Adrian was also there!
The problem I have with the invisible man is when the girl gets slapped wouldn't she know it wasnt the lady try getting hit with a glove of cameras and tell me that feels like a human hand
I remember seeing the 1st Saw in theaters and when the "dead" guy got up from that floor, said "Game Over" then shut the door, the whole theater fell silent. We were all just internally screaming WTF 😅
And I am surprised Sinister isn't on here. Definitely had a good plot twist I didn't see coming. A very good horror movie to watch also.
The Descent is so underrated. That ending shook me.
when Samara started coming out of the TV in The Ring I remember literally standing up and yelling "HOLY SHIT!" (thankfully I was at home alone on the couch.)
Wow that moment was pretty mind blowing! Great shock moment.
Lol she’s my favorite horror villian ever!
"Orphan" was beautiful horror movies
"High tension"
"The skeleton key"
The Sixth Sense
Orphan
High Tension
"The Others" takes place after WWI, not WWII.
Plus, it came out 2 years after the Sixth sense. The whole “they’re dead all along” plot twist was hardly a surprise.
It's actually a modernized version of Henry James "The Turn of the Screw" published in 1898. Shyamalan's plot is a mirror reflection of the original plot of the book, and it has been subject of several movies big or small over the years.
If you look it up on IMDb, it says that the story takes place after World War II.
"The Perfection" had a pretty fkd up plot twist but still left me shocked.
What? So "Black Christmas" did it first! And here I thought "When a Stranger Calls" was so original with its "The call is coming from inside the house" bit!
Genuinely surprised Sleepaway Camp wasn’t on here
Ikr? Talk about a plot twist to end all plot twists.
But how does her being a guy change the story
@@FateZeroth The flashback helps to explain why Angela/Peter was so unhinged.
@3days It changes everyone's view of the story. The ending was just so jarring you wouldn't even expect it.
Thanks for the answers !
Man they did a disservice to sleepaway camp where Angela is actually a boy.
YES!! I was coming in with hope that it would at least be mentioned here.
Dudeeee sammmeee
Same as well
It doesn’t really affect the story though.
@@ldiod4374 Except that it explained why Angela was unhinged. Imagine if your sister died in a horrific accident and your aunt forced you to live as her, just because she "always wanted a little girl," and she "already has a son?"
Hey what happened to Sleepaway Camp? Angela being a boy the whole time was an incredibly huge classic horror twist!
Pretty politically incorrect now though.
The political correctness point and it’s been mentioned a lot in recent years. It is a shocker though.
The image of him standing there naked and hairy is forever burned into my mind and I wish I could wash it away. 🤢
Him sitting there growling like a pit bull at the end of the movie was one of the creepiest things I have ever seen.
Can't that's political incorrect
The ending of The Mist still screws with my head.
Identity and Cabin in the woods are my favorite Horror/Thriller movie of all time. The first time I saw cabin in the woods I was with my sisters and my first time watching Identity I just fell in love withe the whole concept!
My favorite horror movie with a twist is Sleepaway Camp. That final shot is iconic.
I can't believe that one didn't make the list.
Thank you! Someone did say it!
The begger women is Lucy barker
Sweeney Todd: the Demon barber of fleet street
That is al I will say
All
epic rainbows That is my favourite movie of all time, but I never understood that ‘twist.’ The beggar woman had Lucy’s face.
ooooooohhhhhh i forgot about that movie/musical when the homeless women was sweeney/benjamins wife and was mentally sick from the poison i would have also killed the lady, i forgot here name tho.
it was extremely predictable, i knew it was her the second they mentioned her
OH YEA!!! I ALMOST FORGOT ABOUT THATTT
The Skeleton Key should be waaay up in the list
That was a great twist. Creepy when you realise how long these spirits have been jumping bodies for at least a century.
I feel like “get out “ is getting all the hype when it’s basically copying the premise. Just changing the villains from black people to white people. Not really original.
@@gondaleo That's what I thought. The Skeleton Key came up with the ideia first
the orphan will always be one of the best horror movies to me like its genuinely so good and the plot is amazing
Psycho's ending even marked Anthony Perkins's career so deeply that he had a hard time finding other roles.
*"The Skeleton Key"* is well underrated. *"April Fools' Day"* had that idea locked years before David Fincher's *"The Game."*
Great movies!!
There wouldn't have been Wes Craven's "Scream" without "April Fools' Day.
LOVED SKELETON KEY. !!
Us had a great twist, but Get Out is the better movie
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I kind of predicted the twist in Us from the start of the film. Get out was a much more unexpected twist for me
Totally agree. . Get out was much better
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Get Out was a fantastic film and literally have me the creeps
so unnerving throughout
@@ferguscrockett2735 so overrated and unorginal throughout
Leo B fair enough man you’re entitled to your opinion I’m not trying to argue with you. I agree it’s not up there for best horror film ever like some people seem to think but I still thought it was a really well made film and was really effective in making me feel uncomfortable
Fergus Crockett it’s ok man always remember critics and assholes are the same so it’s a waste of time to argue.
jigsaw lying the whole time in the movie pretending as a corpse is one high level of sickness!!!
I know it's only a movie. However, when I think about how much dedication, skill, and determination it would have taken him to lay completely still for hours (days maybe??) on end, with no one suspecting the corpse isn't a corpse at all? Wow. Plus the fact that he wouldn't be able to react like a normal human to any screaming (i.e. flinching, being startled, etc.) dismemberment, or that if they moved to touch the "corpse" he'd have to really really play dead. Still blows my mind.
I was waiting for the others! Nice you have it
I am disturbed by the amount of times Peter Sarsgaard was on here
One of the best actors of our time.
You missed Angela Baker was a boy from Sleepaway Camp
Suprised Ricky never found out
So right
I’m so surprised that it wasn’t on this list
Tim Dischert I’m still shocked to this day of that twist
Jacob's Ladder, when Tim Robbins character found out he actually died from a gunshot on his first tour of Name. And never made it home.
It’s a great movie! He was battling a lot of demons but I think it had a happy ending. Finally at peace
Still a great twist, though
It wasn't a gunshot wound, he was bayoneted in the guts. That's what killed him.
Nothing will ever make my gut wrench more than the ending of the Mist
The first Saw movie end twist is still one of my favs lol.
Orphan had the best plot twist & underrated actors who did an extremely amazing job playing the characters precisely but the movie was also underrated. I also think Psycho had a good plot twist as well.. 🔪🩸
Orphan is a seriously good horror film.
The writing, story, twists, deaths are solid and the acting is top class even from the kids.
Infact Isabelle Fuhrman as Esther is possibly the best performace i've ever seen from a child actor and worthy of an Oscar.
Lena is basically a live action Baby Doll. You know, from Batman: The Animated Series.
Agree.
I agree as well.
Baby doll was a cool villian. Why she never stuck, idk
Agreed.
7:05, US' twist was insane. LOVED that movie, Jordan Peele is a directing genius
The mist has not only a great shocking end, also a great T.J. performance. His desperation is stunning.
So, most of the plot twists are: The main character is a ghost all along.
kinda Scooby Doo, huh?
Atleast Esther (from Orphan), wasn't a ghost. She was actually a middle aged woman who suffered from a medical condition that stopped her from growing physically. And also a serial killer.
The others
@@erikasantillan941 This almost the same, but instead 'The main character is a ghost all along" it's The main character is a middle-aged woman all along.
The biggest twist is that the horse's name was Friday
The Others is such an underrated movie, I feel that nobody mentions it when talking about horror movies. Watched it with my school when I was 13 and nobody could believed what happened with the servant
Me jaw dropped when Oi saw that twist. It was very good movie
We instantly looked at each other at the end & said "We gotta watch that again!"
I love "The Others". The story line, the acting, the costumes. Nicole Kidman was so believable. Very underrated movie.
@@rebeccaaustin3065 Nicole Kidman will always be one of my favorite Hollywood actress since Practical Magic.
To me the number one was where Bruce Willis was a ghost the entire time
Orphan is an all the shocker ✨💖 Still loving it until now
When you realize mrs vorheese was the first of the Karens
😂😂😂😂😂
Omg, yes!
Can't disagree with #1. However, in terms of individual scenes, the plot twist reveal scene in Saw has to be the most epic.
Especially with that music behind it... amazing. For both Psycho and Saw, lol.
The price of these movies is shocking enough.
Identity is one of my favorite movies!! What an awesome twist!!!
Agreed!! And John Cusack is an absolute gem
Yea it made a good twist on a classic story.
The kids' grandparents in The Visit is a great twist. The Others and the Sixth Sense too.
Jacob's Ladder deserves AT LEAST an honorable mention here. That's gotta be one of the most criminally underrated horror films of all time.
When counting down the picks for your list, maybe just mention the movie and then expound on what the twist is after? I know that you mention a spoiler alert beforehand but we don't actually know which movies are part of the list without watching your video. If we find out that a movie we haven't watched is on the list and see the twist right away, rip gg.
Came here to say the same. Im at #19 and probaby wont finish the video cause im worried i might see something i dont want to see just yet
I agree i was gonna watch number 19 soon but now i know the twist
Except if we want to see the film then how are we supposed to know?
I agree! I'm bummed that they spoiled Invisible Man for me. I wish I would've gotten chance to skip that part before they expanded on it :(
@@magnusm4 What do you mean? They would still be able to talk about the twist, we'll just get a heads up before they spoil anything we might want to watch in the future
Orphan is highly underrated
Was so glad identity was on here. I absolutely love that plot twist
One of my favorites
Imagine the humor behind trying to pull an april fools joke and then getting shot because the person actually thought you were attempting to kill them.
Imagine no more... check out 2020's No Escape lol
WAIT what about Dead Silence mary shaw was that one dudes mom and she played the dad like a puppet. That was pretty deep.🐞🐾
The Mist - Army rolls seconds later of..
I was just about to say this. The ending was shocking as hell.
Also love the Mist for who from The Walking Dead cast are in it. And Frances Sternhagen as Mrs. Reppler. I'd like to grow up to be as much of a kick-ass as she is.
How on earth does Jacob's ladder not make this list?? One of the best reveals ever
True
47 meters down: both girls didn’t actually make it out
@Earl Jovhan Cameros no they didn’t. It was a hallucination.
"the boy" had a really good twist when u find out its not a paranormal entity but a grown man that has been living in the walls
yup!
There's also another movie called. The Boy. About a man who runs a motel and his young son helps him. You gotta check this one 👍
Orphan should have been ranked higher. It was such a braintwister. And Isabelle Fuhrman (Clove in Hunger Games) was brilliant as the girl
Orphan is even underrated in this list. It’s at number 20 and it easy deserves number 1. One of the best movies ever!!! From story to acting to every single thing. It’s that good!!! My recommendation!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
i flipped out when I found out the twist lol
You forgot the movie, " The Village."
They can't add every movie..
@@3li3lite42 very logical
Orphan's in the thumbnail, I'm liking this already. And I've never heard of some of these, so this is really neat.
I'm a really twisted person. I've seen ALL of these movies. My favorite was "The Ring". I love most horror movies.
Love Ring too
I LOVE the sixth sense. It's such a sweet movie! Everyone was like "it's going to freak you out" so i was genuinely and pleasantly surprised when I had to get a box of tissues because it was such a beautiful story.