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Help me choose a movie to watch next!
🕑 Added 2024-10-17 16:00:12 +0000 UTCHelp me choose a movie to watch next! Happy voting!
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JT
Addie, please watch Child's Play
Alex Tan
I think that not a lot of younger people (like Addie) have the same history of or exposure to cinema, that you guys had, and are are heavily drawn to certain movies that they grew up with and perhaps stuck with more contemporary & light-hearted fare that benefitted them individually. But it's never too late to learn about cinema's century-long existence.
Byrd N. Hand
Alas, not enough people still seem to realize that movies *did* in fact exist before 30 years ago... π
Pendragon1951
no one appreciates the older classics, it's gotta be gore, oh well
Guillaume Huet
Yay!! 100k!! Congratulations! π
PHILLIP CORNISH
Congratulations on your 100k Addie. πππ
Strangelove50
I know I've said this in previous polls, but most of the movies above have an abundance of reactions already; still nice to see a great personality like Addie react to them also. A few suggestions for some that I saw fewer or no reactions on other channels: Mr. Brooks (2007), Disturbia (2007), The Uninvited (2009), The Black Phone (2023); Oh, another I'd like to see her reaction/commentary for that's not exactly horror genre, but a horrifying true story nonetheless, is Changeling (2008) with Angelina Jolie. Congrats, Addie, on reaching the 100K milestone!
Billy Dancel
2024.. the year of 1οΈβ£0οΈβ£0οΈβ£,0οΈβ£0οΈβ£0οΈβ£ SUBSCRIBERS!!! Congratulations ADD-E and OLL-E and JEREM-E!!!
Thats MR. Baldamort
Congrats on hitting 100 million thousand subscribers Addie!
Byrd N. Hand
"The Birds" was likely quite scary for 1963, but even now there are some moments that would probably feel a bit intense. It's still my favorite Hitchcock film; for me, "Vertigo" is his most overrated, followed by "Psycho." But only "Psycho" (which Addie watched last year) and "The Birds" really fit among spooky season among his films; the others can be watched any time.
Alex Tan
Let's give Addie a round of applause for officially reaching 100K!! ππππ
Byrd N. Hand
I've personally been disappointed with a lot of my favorite reactors' selections so far this October. Too much newer crap (which will appear continue here) and not nearly enough older classics. π€·ββοΈ
Byrd N. Hand
You did it, girl! 100K!! πππ
Doug
P.S. Congratulations on 100k subscribers, looks like you just hit it! π₯³
PrimadonnaKath
Nightmare on Elm Street!!! Such a great campy, classic horror film!!
Kyle Brandon Sanger
It was between 'Sleepy Hollow' and 'A Nightmare on Elm Street'. Hard choice.
Julian San
Wow, Addie been drinking some of that courage juice.
Lana Gorgeous
If you want a classic horror you can't beat The Birds or Carrie. Both amazing movies
HeyHeyJK
The Birds isn't actually that scary at all, and I think it's way overrated out of Hitchcock's overall filmography. Plus, there was all the behind the scenes drama where Hitch not only intentionally tortured Tippie Hedren, he went on to ruin her career and sexually assaulted her at a later point (there's a whole book and movie based on that). He was a great filmmaker but a very troubled man.
Doug
The Birds fits Spooky Season for sure, although my personal favorite Hitchcock thriller is Strangers on a Train. π That oneβs not really Halloweeny, though, itβs just a crime thriller really.
Doug
My three favorites on this are A Quiet Place, Carrie, and Shutter Island. Nightmare on Elm Street is good too, although the original feels a little dated. Childβs Play and Arachnophobia are also both pretty good, just not enough for me to vote for them compared to my top three. π P.S. Looks like Quiet Place is winning so far. Looking forward to rewatching it if it wins!
Alex Tan
However, I wish that The Exorcist (1973) was on this poll.
Joseph Voigt
The Birds is classic Hitchcock, I hope we'll go with it.
Andy Munden
Let's go Sleepy Hollow!
Luis Fernandez
I really like Shutter Island but I feel you can watch that anytime, so I'm disappointed to see it on an October list (it is creepy but not really scary). I really dislike birds and they creep me out and I hate to be near them, so I always feel very uncomfortable watching The Birds because it creeps me out and my dislike for birds makes me think it is one of the scariest movies ever. So ya, that gets my vote.
Travis Berzas
Well, if you don't want to be scared, I would say you should watch Sleepy Hollow or Shutter Island. I don't remember The Birds really being scary either, but I'm not certain about that.
Randolph Tirazona
I was 0 years old when The Birds came out... A Quiet Place sine me and my wife watched both!
Alex Tan
Yeah. More karate chops and Addie screams can be expected here.
SR2 Prod.
A Quiet place will be one of the best horror reactions from addie. I can feel it.
Cody Cameron
My vote is for A nightmare on elm street. Simply because I met someone from the film and were the nicest, coolest people ever
Troy Sinegal
Happy Thursday Addie. I know, I know you'll get scared, but you'll like A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Ben Wheeler
Iβm really happy The Birds is doing as well as it is
Jon Anderson
Happy Thursday! A good list, but it's my firm view that you can never go wrong with Hitchcock.
Randee Carreno
Happy Thursday, Addie! π All great choices for this one. "A Nightmare on Elm Street" was an easy pick for me. Followed by "Sleepy Hollow". Have a great day today! π
Patrick Blondin
You know you can vote for more than one movie, right?
Patrick Blondin
All very appropriate for the spooky season! β€οΈ
KingGoji94
Alot of great choices here especially elm street and Friday the 13th so I chose almost all of the options lol
Guillaume Huet
My vote went to Sleepy hollow. A great mix of creep and fun
Pendragon1951
I hope we actually get a good classic horror movie, no one does it like Hitchcock
Alex Tan
Happy Thursday, Addie. All are good choices but my votes go for The Birds (1963), Carrie (1976), Arachnophobia (1990), I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), Sleepy Hollow (1999), Shutter Island (2010) and A Quiet Place (2018).
Andrew Harrison
Arachnophobia might produce a few more jump scares, but I love Sleepy Hollowβit's my favorite Johnny Depp film, and has a great cast and a cool take on the legend.
Ernesto Lopez
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