OCTOBER TIME BABY LETS GOOOOO!
🕑 Added 2023-09-25 00:57:48 +0000 UTCThe movie on this poll will be popping up in October which we're hyped for, always love watching horror films!
There is no specific theme for this, these are just movies that we've had lined up from last year that we wanted to do but never got to; please keep recommending more down below as well because I'll be using all of them for future polls! :)
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Melinda
Some old ones--The Brood, The Bad Seed, Rosemary's Baby
Melinda
Hereditary is the most disturbing horror movie I've seen. Definitely recommend it
kbobravo
My horror recommendations would be: Stir of Echoes (1999) The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988)
Wayne Delaune (cardaderdention)
CREEPSHOW
GrimVoid
Modern Horror —------------------ Hereditary The Conjuring 2 Talk To Me The Invisible Man Insidious Classic Horror —---------------------- Beetlejuice Alien Aliens JAWS Fright Night These are a few of the best films horror has to offer off the top that will guarantee great reactions from start to finish. I recommend watching them all if you’re looking for a certified banger that will keep you engaged. All of them are quite mainstream but have every right to be. Some of the greatest horror films to ever come out, in my opinion. This list won’t disappoint.
Flynn380
That's the one with Ethan Hawke right? Amazing film and not even close to what I expected.
MiMi West
DAYBREAKERS is EXCELLENT it has a deeper message than meets the eye. It's masquerading as a horror film
colleen crossley
The Entity good old 80,s horror
Webwyrm
Serpent and the Rainbow and The Frighteners are so majorly under rated. Both are in my favorites list
Michelle York
Another film to recommend has to be The Serpent and the Rainbow. ( Wes Craven film) I saw someone recommend The Dead Zone (Stephen King) I second that. Saw is another good one. Again pulling for The Frighteners! 🤘
Cifer
Friday the 13th and Pyscho are pretty iconic, but Cabin in the Woods is RIGHT up your guys' alley, you'll love it.
Raechel Jackson-Ward
Good list. #3 is incredibly reaction-worthy -- just so much going on. Still, I wonder if Friday the 13th would provide some decades-long context as it (along side Halloween) provided the template for nearly every slasher film that followed. Maybe Friday the 13th first, and then Cabin in the Woods.
Duncan
Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Ali D
I have to vote for Psycho, because it’s one of those movies you just have to see. I would also like to throw The Omen (1976) into the hat and the Conjuring 2, because it’s actually pretty decent.
Dorena Muglo
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle The Birds
Walter White
The cabin in the woods is pretty solid. Highly recommend watching The collector (2009) in October. One of the most underrated slashers that not a lot of people have reacted to
Wayne Delaune (cardaderdention)
I second Killer Joe (2011) BUT it's gotta be the unrated version.
Angela Graves
Not your traditional October type scary movies but all of these are hair-raising and sinister, well, except for Serial Mom which has the gross out factor combined with comedy. Coherence (2013) is creepy and unnerving Serial Mom (1994) is a comedy/slasher movie The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover (1989) is very beautiful and very, very disturbing Killer Joe (2011) Matthew McConaughey plays a REALLY bad guy
Michelle York
The Cabin In The Woods all the way!!! 🤘
Lilly Rose
They all hold continuity until number 9
Daniel
Would love to see you guys react to friday the 13th
Annie519
Addams Family 1 & 2 would be so much fun! The casting in those movies were perfect!
Annie519
I love that movie! A lot of people think it’s silly but I think it’s great & the make-up & prosthetics are amazing, top notch!
Takato
If you haven't watched them, I suggest The Addams family (1991), it's sequel, Addams family values, Casper (1995), and the rocky horror picture show.
Frisk
All are great choices but cabin in the woods seems like it's more your style
Matty H
Really hoping you continue with child’s play series. Personally I always like bride of chucky
Fugitive Bumtickler
Imagine falling down the ft13th rabbit hole and doing all 12 movies. I believe there is a little continuity. Or was that nightmare on elm st....
Rae Rae
You want a scary movie, you should try Thirteen Ghosts. I couldn't go to the bathroom for weeks after that one. This poll is a tough one though cause the 3 I've seen were good and I haven't seen Friday.
Julius Nimmons
Since you've done Exorcist , you should do Exorcist III. A direct sequel.. Not as shocking, but underrated.
Becky Johnson
Tough choice, but have to go with Friday the 13th. Psycho is a great classic too.