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Thriller Horror Poll!

🕑 Added 2021-08-16 15:41:28 +0000 UTC

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Gerald Corona

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Liquor & Swords

Heavily agree! The crow is must-see tv around halloween!

Derry89

The Crow (1994). I know it may not be a horror, but it is a action thriller that takes place around Halloween.

Aaron Barlow

The Omen is a must! A true horror classic, mentioned in the same breath as The Exorcist.

Allen S.

City of Lost Children for future consideration

Tic Toc Melody

I'm torn between "Rosemary's Baby" and "Invasion of The Body Snatchers", damn. I know neither are going to win this poll, but still..... It's extra great to have the female perspective on "Rosemary's Baby", but then I think about "Body Snatchers".....lol

Damiana_Dimock

The VVitch is sooo good.

Richard Flanagan

Misery Kathy bates is no joke

Neal Romanek

These are all great choices. Can't go wrong with any of them. One of my favorite horror movies of recent years though is The Witch (aka The VVitch)

Neal Romanek

Great Hitchcock-style thriller!

Damiana_Dimock

Point of order! The Fly is not really “thriller,” (but I also don’t consider anything without Ashley Judd a “thriller,” not really a genre I recognize, but either way.) The Fly is a Body Horror film, (although it is not as notorious as other films of the genre, à la Society & The Brood,) and I cannot in good conscience let y’all watch that without knowing what you are getting into. The point of content/trigger warnings is not to steer people away from the art but to allow people the time to brace themselves for what might be a triggering experience—anything Body Horror absolutely requires that. I hope eventually y’all do get to see Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (‘78,) and Rosemary’s Baby (‘68,) because they are absolutely amazing films. I do understand why people are voting for The Fly & Misery tho. Godspeed 🙏🏼☺️

Ken Veader

Blow Out directed by Brian DePalma (Scarface) is a great one I hope you consider checking out

Michael Soukup

You have the incorrect year for Rosemary’s Baby by the way. 1968 I think. The best movie of the choices but I’m not sure it would produce the best/most fun reaction as it’s more about the slowly building atmosphere rather than plot.

Lee Brennan

Miseryyyy! Though The Fly is also a fantastic film. Can't go wrong

Tic Toc Melody

"Invasion Of The Body Snatchers" and "Rosemary's Baby" most definitely. I definitely want to see Sam react to "Rosemary's Baby", as women see all kinds of things in that movie that men miss.

Tyrone Tyrone

The Fly? Has one of your supporters created bots to win polls? Misery, PERIOD.

Nietzswein

The People Under the Stairs, 1991

Jen Barnes

Misery, hands down.

Steven Montano

Truth!

Marie-MIA

Possessor (Uncut Version)

Mr. Writhms

Don't sleep on the 2020 "Invisble Man". That was one of the best thrillers I've seen in a long while.

Shehab Dawoud

If you love Stephen King adaptations, then put Stand By Me on your next drama poll. As close to a flawless film as you're gonna see

Lee

You should add the 1973 film Don’t look now to the poll.

TBR Schmitt

Been loving the Stephen King adaptations! -Sam

TBR Schmitt

We have! It is already on the channel :) One of the first movies we reacted to last year! -Sam

Smooticus

I hope The Thing (John Carpenter) is off the list because you've already seen it...

Mr. Writhms

Oh man... "The Omen". That Oscar winning music score alone is enough to creep you out.

Rob M

Lots of good options. The Omen and Rosemary's Baby are slow burn classics. The Fly might be my favorite on the list. I just watched Midsommar a few days ago...it was quite bizarre and definitely reaction worthy.

Jeff

The Fly and Misery are both so good. Can’t go wrong with either.

JayWantsACat

Pretty much all of these are must see but the one I still think about is Midsommar and not just because of recency bias. Also, the Invisible Man is pretty good but I think it's more suspense/thriller than straight up horror but still watch it. Some logic issues aside, it's good. Elizabeth Moss is amazing in it.