28 Horror Movies You Knew Would Be Good After The First 10 minutes
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
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Movies with timestamps:
0:37 The Host
1:26 The Descent
2:18 Cube
3:16 Midsommar
4:34 The Ritual
5:36 It
6:43 A Quiet Place
7:54 The Ring
8:56 Scream
10:03 Jaws
11:12 The Hitcher
12:18 The Invisible Man
13:22 Zombie Land
14:23 Don't Look Now
15:33 Dawn of the Dead (2004)
16:45 It Follows
17:53 Halloween
19:00 Bram Stoker's Dracula
20:13 The Voices
21:18 Light's Out
22:10 Thanksgiving
23:23 The Stepfather
24:41 The Changeling
25:48 When Evil Lurks
27:00 Late Night with the Devil
28:15 28 Weeks Later
29:41 When A Stranger Calls
30:44 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
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For convenience:
28 - 00:37 The Host (2006) Bong Joon-ho - Showbox Entertainment
27 - 01:26 The Descent (2005) Neil Marshall - Pathé Distribution
26 - 02:18 Cube (1997) Vincenzo Natali - Cineplex Odeon Films/Trimark Pictures
25 - 03:15 Midsommar (2019) Ari Aster - A24
24 - 04:34 The Ritual (2017) David Bruckner - eOne
23 - 05:36 It (1990) (miniseries) Tommy Lee Wallace - ABC | (2017) Andy Muschietti - Warner Bros. Pictures
22 - 06:43 A Quiet Place (2018) John Krasinski - Paramount Pictures
21 - 07:54 The Ring (2002) Gore Verbinski - DreamWorks Pictures
20 - 08:56 Scream (1996) Wes Craven - Dimension Films
19 - 10:02 Jaws (1975) Steven Spielberg - Universal Pictures
18 - 11:12 The Hitcher (1986) Robert Harmon - Cannon (or Tri-Star Pictures)
17 - 12:17 The Invisible Man (2020) Leigh Whannell - Universal Pictures
16 - 13:21 Zombieland (2009) Ruben Fleischer - Columbia Pictures
15 - 14:23 Don't Look Now (1973) Nicolas Roeg- Studio Canal (or British Lion Films)
14 - 15:32 Dawn Of The Dead (2004) Zack Snyder - Universal Pictures
13 - 16:45 It Follows (2014) David Robert Mitchell - The Weinstein Company (or possibly RADIUS-TWC)
12 - 17:53 Halloween (1978) John Carpenter - Compass International Pictures
11 - 19:00 Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) Francis Ford Coppola - Columbia Pictures
10 - 20:13 The Voices (2014) Marjane Satrapi - Lionsgate
09 - 21:18 Lights Out (2016) David F. Sandberg - Warner Bros. Pictures
08 - 22:09 Thanksgiving (2023) Eli Roth - Tristar Pictures
07 - 23:22 The Stepfather (1987) Joseph Ruben - New Century Vista Film Company
06 - 24:41 The Changeling (1980) Peter Medak - Pan-Canadian Film Distributors
05 - 25:47 When Evil Lurks (2023) Demián Rugna - IFC Films
04 - 27:00 Late Night With The Devil (2023) Colin and Cameron Cairnes - IFC Films
03 - 28:15 28 Weeks Later (2007) Juan Carlos Fresnadillo - 20th Century Fox (or Fox Searchlight Pictures)
02 - 29:41 When A Stranger Calls (1979) Fred Walton - Columbia Pictures
01 - 30:43 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) Tobe Hooper - Bryanston Distributing Company
28 days later was a masterpiece, 28 weeks later was very meh.
you really need to put time stamps.
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Agreed
Why? Plenty of channels don’t, and most people seem to function fine without them.
Silly complaint though
Hero in the comments.
When Evil Lurks is one of the most brutal, visceral horror movies I’ve ever seen. That dad’s decision making was infuriating.
Technically in A Quiet Place, the sister removed the batteries from the toy, and then gave it to her brother. Still, he placed them in, and played the noise.
But what about the opposite?…. “Ghost Ship!!!” lol
For the Dawn of the Dead other than Zack Snyder, you have to give Credit to James Gunn for the Writing
Dawn of the Dead is epic.
I absolutely LOVED the Voices when it came out! I’m glad to start seeing it on more lists
When a stranger calls is a horrible movie due to the fact that through all that was happening she never cared about checking on the kids.
And it was boring AF after the first sequence.
The Void is one that starts right away, and jumps into the deep end right away. Also, not horror but I've always thought Scarface had one of the best opening scenes.
I was 8-9 years old when I saw the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and that intro did 100% say with me. (And Bubba Sawyer aka Leatherface coming out that steel door and clubbing that 1 guy on the head and watching him twitch on the floor as leather faces drags him)
There's just some scenes that you can never forget.
Dawn of the Dead is my favorite scary movie. While watching, I had to peak through the window blinds often to make sure neighbors weren’t eating each other.
Midsummer SUUUUUUUUUUUCKED
I love that it was Drew Barrymore who wanted to play the girl in the first scene. LOL. She knew what she was doing too because her career had also slowed at that time.
When Evil Lurks, a horror movie for people that hate people, children, pets, etc. Sadly, the movie had about zero marketing and an absolutely terrible box office despite easily being one of the best horror films this decade thus far.
prob bc its a foreign fillm from a country not known for their horror films. It will become more popular as the years go by bc its a really good movie.
28 Weeks Later was an edge of the seat thriller. A very worthy follow-up to 28 Days Later. Late Night With The Devil was just very well done and polished. The central performance by David Dastmalchian was excellent.
For Jaws, the opening scene was only made possible because they were having troubles with Bruce, the animatronic shark.
Remember when the TV used to have its own, wooden room?😂
The problem with that formaldehyde scene is that the vapor coming off of those bottles, empty ones too, would have knocked them out or killed them before they could finish dumping even half of them down the drain. Also, formaldehyde isn't a mutagen. It's a germicide. It would have killed whatever it came into contact with long before it could mutate anything.
Being a germacide and being a mutagen aren't mutually exclusive. Dosing, concentration, route of delivery, etc, factor in
The origins of Dracula are not left to mystery in the novel. There's a section where Van Helsing discusses what he has learned about Dracula from his contacts in Europe and they do a lot of their strategizing based on what history tells them about Dracula. (and to be clear, it is a fictionalized history with Stoker portraying him as a barbaric and willfully evil creature with no sympathetic traits).
He was an aristocrat who learned sorcery which allowed him to become a vampire and live forever.
Am I the only one who thinks midsomar is absolute pants??
It wasn't the same without Edward Woodward and Christopher Lee.
Best movies on this list: Don’t Look Now, TCM and Scream. All make my Top 10 horror of all time. Midsommar would make my Top 50.
WhatCulture Horror might be the last channel standing once all the others and the main channel finally fold.
The Hitcher remake was pretty decent too. But the original was the one that made me realize Rutger Hauer was actually pretty attractive when he was young. Before he started being so weird. Haha.
The Argentinian name Jaime is not pronounced "Jay-mee' its pronounced "Hai-mae".
Some of the best movies I've seen have a slow start, building characters and plot lines, and the opposite is also true.
0:10 What movie is this?
The Host I think
No, I think they mean the clip between the ones for _The Host_ and _Cube._ I'm curious myself.
It's a clip from the opening scene of The Empty Man (2020).
@@ChrisRasch Thanks!
@@ChrisRasch no, it's not Empty Man, I checked
PS. It's taken from ending of The Ritual
Seriously? 28 weeks later?! I fell asleep!
List fails without Death Ship. That opening is one of the best in horror history.
The fact that jaws, Halloween and scream aren’t in the top 5 is blasphemes!! But Texas chainsaw is completely solid From start to finish.
Another great intro in a Wes Craven movie is Shocker. I'd even say it's better than scream. It's sad this movie is not talk about enough.
their voices and accents are rough. i couldn’t finish it.
Tilly is very attractive 🦔🇿🇦
Many on this list fell about as they went along. One literally during the end credits. So unless you stop after 10 minutes the rest is going to suck. Formaldehyde is a lazy chemical. Which I think was tacked on by the American distributor as it is the only scene in English. As formaldehyde is just poisonous it cannot mutate.
Th Hitcher ftw
Yoooo is Jerry (23:39) the same actor who played John Locke in Lost??
Yes, the actors name is Terry O’Quinn
Dang, bring back Ash.
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I thought this was 28 horror movies you knew would be good after the first 10 minutes. Then you have when a stranger calls as number one. The opening was excellent, the rest of the movie sucked, so it doesn't even belong on this list much less at number one
There are many spoilers in this video.
I don’t think the 1st It is cheesy…I liked it much better than the remake. Never heard it called cheesy…
Why have they started using two narrators? It's bothersome
The opening scene of When A Stranger Calls might be tension filled and a banger but the rest of the film blows chunks just plain terrible.
The OG "it" was not cheesy or corny. "IT" 2017 was cheesy, not scary, and the kids were annoying and not likeable.
I think Skarsgard did as good as he could with what he was given but it just wasnt scary. and I agree those kids were extremely annoying 😂
I just hated the CGI and Skarsgard’s Scooby Doo voice in the new ones. Also, everything was so linear in the first chapter.
I think the original was a cheesy cornfest and not the least bit scary. I found it disappointing to watch after having read the book. As far as the new one, it’s much scarier and the acting is better. I think a lot of people judge it through the lens of nostalgia rather than it being actually good because I don’t remember anyone in the 90’s saying how great it was.
As far as you not liking the kids, I think what you want are the kids from Stranger Things rather than the flawed kids that were written in the book. I’m personally glad the movie stuck more closely to the source material in that regard because the whole point of the losers club is that they weren’t perfect.
sorry, the original It was bad, really bad. I've watched it several times, boring as hell.
@@Idontwantone950dude, Tim Curry's Pennywise singlehandedly made an entire population afraid of clowns. Before It, they were at birthday parties, on TV, in circuses, @ McDonald's. After It, they damn near became extinct. It made you scared of clowns like Jaws made you scared of sharks.
The original It is a classic
Bram Stoker's Dracula was INCREDIBLY badly acted, we are talking chewing the scenery here.
What's with the narrator change midway through?
Same narrator, different recording.
the original IT ruined clown for me all my life, the new ones are crappy in my pov
Late Night With The Devil is the worst movie on this list. D-. The rest are pretty good.
Thanksgiving sucked!
I can honestly say Ari Aster is a pretentious twat, that is over hyped by the movie critics, he just hasn’t produced that absolute stinker that will derail is directing career yet.
He's essentially only had 3 films thus far. I've genuinely really enjoyed all of them, and do think he is a solid talent, but I otherwise agree with you, he is extremely overhyped by critics, and listening to his commentary is absolutely ridiculous.
I ADORED hereditary
But I feel the same Jordan Peele. DREADFUL
I thought IT was SH.
No Evil Dead (2013) or Evil Dead Rise??? Fake 😞💔
Weird. First click no volume
With all due respect, thanksgiving was 💩
Especially since they took out the scene of the killer having relations with a roasted turkey with a human head stuck on it.
Sorry, The Ring blew chunks. I watched and analyzed it. The whole movie was pointless. Nothing changes.
3rd🥉
I've now become to hate the descent since you used any excuse to use that film. There are other films 😴💩
Dani is evil. No sympathy. No shock. Many other videos were better :)
You should probably watch the movies or fact check. Your narrative is full of inaccuracies. Makes me wanna unsubscribe but I love horror. Do better, please!
Such as?
The car crash in in Descent cheapens the drama by making it a Splatter scene...so no. And Evil lurks was good but the last minutes were so terrible that a good beginning does not rescue a whole movie. A movie starts were it starts and ends were it ends. And wasn`t the babysitter thing not taken from Black Christmas? Besides that, its the famous and good part of When a stranger calls, the rest is actually quite mediocre.
most of these movies are meh at best.
I knew The Descent would be utter crap, but that's because I'm not a child. While the premise is good, the movie is absolutely destroyed by as you call them "tired tropes". The biggest one being absolutely hatable characters that do everything wrong, and stupidly. These 5 women are so annoyingly obnoxious and dumb that I was actually cheering for the monsters to kill them all. These second is lazy writing. You see, reviewers like you (among others) keep missing the fact that the biggest "trope" (God I hate that word) is stupid characters. Instead of writing characters that are smart and make good decisions, but simply get outsmarted by the monsters, you end up with annoying characters that have to do stupid things in order to advance the plot. This movie is absolute garbage, but most people aren't smart enough to understand this massive failing that infects so many horror movies. It's like how every character that is running from the bad guy must trip and fall, instead of simply making the bad guy faster than they are.
Are you sure you’re not a child? I’d say that trying to act superior because of your personal tastes is the height of immaturity.