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Horror Film Poll!

🕑 Added 2022-04-16 13:00:05 +0000 UTC

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Jonathan Patrick

The original Pet Semetary from the 80s. Not the remake.

Rue

lol Yeah, I was gonna say - Sam and Daniel are fluffy bunnies - can't traumatize them too too much before Halloween XD

Robert Nichols

Woah those are tough choices to choose from. You should just plan to go through all of them one by one.

Rick Trujillo

All of these are great choices and I don’t care which movie wins. I have to say, I sure do remember the 1st time I rented The Evil Dead from the video store… 😱😱

Alberto Blanco

Evil Dead 2 would probably the better movie...same director remake with bigger budget..same plot.

Jah (jakwiq) (Jah Quick)

All these are good. I went with Night of the Living Dead. Was a fan of Romero's zombie movies.

Aaron Barlow

Yeah I prefer good dead. More chill, help old ladies across the road and donate to charities.

Aaron Barlow

If you've always wondered what the world financial elite do on their weekend get-togethers watch Rosemary's baby :)

Aaron Barlow

The ending was grim AF

Jeremy Garner

This was the hardest poll yet. These are all good! Lol

MIke

Love 80s horror, I suggest Hellraiser, lost boys, puppetmaster, and Near Dark with Lance Henriksen and the late Bill Paxton, funny enough the duos the only two actors to be killed by a Predator, Terminator, and Xenomorph!! :) Carries getting my vote! Love me some S.K.

MIke

they already saw that, it dutifully destroyed their souls!!

MIke

2 was better

MIke

i second this

MIke

whats wrong with 2?!! best dance scene in a movie period!! plus the board game called probe!!! How can you not like this film!!

Jeff

Child’s Play (1988) would be great for you guys to add to future horror polls. I don’t think you guys have reacted to Chucky yet right?

Jeff

Nightmare on Elm St 3 Dream Warriors is an awesome horror movie to be added to future polls. It’s OK to skip Nightmare 2 and go straight to 3.

Jeff

Sleepaway Camp would be a fun addition to future horror polls.

christopher brown

and the series Ash vs the Evil dead

Bert Taverner

I suppose i would rather see Rosemary's Baby win, but picking Evil Dead would mean that you would have to watch the sequel after and I'm not mad with that

Aaron Barlow

'The mist' is also good. I actually thought it was on here and realised it was 'The fog' lol.

David Crabtree

I've never been a big Evil Dead fan. The only film in the series that I ever revisit is Army of Darkness.

Vwlss Nvwls

The only problem with these polls is they are all great, so I hate voting on one and making you miss out on so many good movies.

dw

evil dead is soooo overrated

Gary Giaimo

Green Room would make a great reaction for you two. Talk about chilling!

Aaron Barlow

The death scene in that is the most gruesome moment in cinema history. I can't rewatch it and I'm desensitised to brutal violence in films.

Aaron Barlow

Dog Soldiers is a brilliant action horror similar to 'Aliens' that you guys would love.

Aaron Barlow

The conjuring films and Annabelle series, as well as the Paranormal movies are must watches that are missing here,

James Whalen

If you consider Evil Dead as horror then you should watch "The Unborn" from the 80s.

Lee Brennan

It won't win, but I hope you guys watch Carrie someday. It's a classic horror based on a great Steven King book. Evil dead is awesome though

Mr. Writhms

And the remake, "Evil Dead" (2013) is pretty good. When Spooky Season comes around, please keep it in mind?

Ken Veader

Evil Dead 1 & 2 are great and I gotta recommend the horror film Prince Of Darkness by John Carpenter

Mike LL

Don't listen to everyone telling you to skip Evil Dead and go straight to ED2. They are just jaded having seen both these classic movies so many times. Seeing you react to Evil Dead as a first time watch will be such a treat because you won't know what to expect. All these very nice fellow members will be very thankful and appreciative of your Evil Dead reaction once they see it, I guarantee it! Having said that, Evil Dead 2 is the better movie and I can't wait until you see it after Evil Dead, of course.

Nonimal

Indeed a great movie, same era as Chopping Mall along with Peter Jackson's Meet the Feebles and Dead Alive. I did notice Midsommar wasn't on the list then I remembered the comment about not wanting to see anything created by the Hereditary team 🤣

William 1611

Yes, it was visually stunning. Apart from the make-up effects and such, there were certain images that stay in the mind for years . . . like our first glimpse of the crashed spaceship in "Alien:" a huge inanimate object that's just THERE, silent and forbidding . . . you probably know the image I'm talking about in the Dracula film!

Rue

This is one that is so weird and it really did kinda warp my brain a bit (watched it way too early lol) but - Killer Klowns from Outer Space. It's probably one of the silliest but creepy horror movies from the 80s and I think you two would definitely get a kick out of it (and it's nowhere near as bad as something like Hereditary).

Nonimal

I would highly recommend Bone Tomahawk with Kurt Russell. A western horror movie with a killer cast, it's wild. 👀

Domino

The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) Mothman Prophecies (2002) The Others (2001) 28 Days Later (2002) Saw (2004) Nothing beyond the third one though!

Robert Cintron

Whopper of a list here. While I'm tempted to vote for Fright Night I'll instead choose Christine. I really enjoy that movie and think they'll really enjoy it.

Neal Romanek

My favorite of these is probably Rosemary's Baby, but they're all dynamite. I'll put my vote behind Night Of The Living Dead because it literally invented the zombie genre.

Neal Romanek

I really enjoy Bram Stoker's Dracula because it's so visually over the top and beautiful.

Neal Romanek

Return of the Living Dead is seriously horrifying as well as very funny. And it invented the trope of zombies wanting to eat braaaaaaiiinnnnss.

Nick of Time

If evil dead wins, should we recommend they skip I and go right to II?

William 1611

You guys will have fun with any of these movies, but I'm voting for "Night of the Living Dead" because it's such a classic. It was really the first true zombie movie (not counting a few from the 30's that dealt with voodoo-style creatures). I might also suggest "Bram Stoker's Dracula" (1992). It was made by Francis Ford Coppola, and had quite a cast: Gary Oldman as the Count, Anthony Hopkins, Keanu Reeves, Winona Ryder, Monica Belluci, and others. It's a guaranteed mind-snapper.

Ken Veader

Lots of great choices on here and I'm glad Evil Dead is winning so far but you guys definitely gotta see Carrie at some point

christopher brown

also Ash v the evil dead series were good too

Alex

So I was just on Netflix and saw a trailer for Ouija: Origin of Evil.. That looks good. Maybe we can all watch it together with Daniel and Sam ;)

Alex

yeah it's kind of like (but not literally I believe) a director's cut.

Nick Sneddon

the first one - watching the second before the first is just trying to be clever!

Byron Easley

I like the Johnny Depp/ Chris Walken flick with your name from 95 lol

Byron Easley

Lol I said the exact same thing on here.. the 2nd is slightly different -on Ash and his gal go to the cabin vs Ash and three friends in the first.

Alex

I think they should do zombies as a series.. First the George Romero movies, then the Resident Evil series (the original ones) and there's the anime one that was directly released by Capcom. It's unfortunate that the movies are so different from the games.. but maybe they could do a reaction on their Twitch channel for the Resident Evil Games :) Then The Walking Dead.. Fear the Walking Dead. And anything else in between that I'm not aware of. Not sure how much zombie content there is out there. I kinda get on a kick like that and I will watch everything having to do with the topic..

Byron Easley

Evil Dead, BUT we SHOULD start with EVIL DEAD 2 TBH. It's intended to be a "redo", though the story differs slightly.

Alex

What do you think they should watch Evil Dead or Evil Dead 2? For those who don't know Evil Dead 2 is kind of an extended version quasi director's cut of the original Evil Dead. Kinda like a remaster too I think? But I don't think it's different than the first one? I've never seen it but I remember it is just kind of like having more content.

Christine Holloway

So many great choices on this poll, but you gotta do The Fog! Underrated IMHO. 😌

mikethemotormouth

Which is my only problem with it. It's much more comedy than horror.

Jonathan Patrick

Omg Fright Night 1985! By far lol. So happy to see this on a poll. You WILL enjoy this movie, and the SEQUEL! And that sexy music theme lol. "You're so cool Brewster!" 🦇🧛‍♂️😎

Chris Bruneau

Roger Ebert once said; Night of the Living Dead is the scariest movie ever shot in Pittsburgh--he was right!!!

christopher brown

The Return of the living dead (1985) also Evil dead 2 is a must

Charlie Keeler

While I would say Evil Dead is probably the must watch of the bunch, I’m voting for Fright Night (if the OG) such a fun underrated film

Mr. Writhms

OMG, this list is driving me insane! Please... Just watch all of them. No, seriously... 😁

Mark M

Might as well start with Night of the Living Dead😊

Philip Davetas

I love me some EVIL DEAD, but I went with FRIGHT NIGHT. Out of the ED flicks, the first was my least favorite. ED2, ARMY OF DARKNESS and ASH VS. EVIL DEAD is king. But they're not on the list. So, FN for me. It's a tribute to old Hammer Horror hence the name Peter Vincent.

Nick Sneddon

has to be The Evil Dead, Sam Raimis first film. What they did for their budget is astonishing

dieselbeast

If y'all haven't seen the saw movies I think that would be great to start, it's more under the gore/torture genre it could be seen as horror, but the first saw movie is amazing