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Horror Movie Suggestions! (Patreon)

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2026-09-09 04:06:22
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Evening Folks 😊Last week's poll winner was Face/Off! We seriously love everything action, and especially love anything with Nicholas Cage, so this is going to be a ton of fun!For this week, we're hoping you can help us out. Spooky season is coming, and we don't know where to start with horror movies. So if you can leave us your suggestions in the comments below, for any kind of horror movie (comedy-horror, fantasy-horror, scifi-horror, etc) we will pick one as this week's poll winner, and use your suggestions for future polls!Thank you so much everyone! ❤️❤️❤️

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Rev

RSVP (2002)

Pendergasted

Cabin in the Woods is great if you haven't seen it yet.

Chris

Last Night In Soho

Foggy

misery, paranormal activity, i am legend, jennifer’s body, final destination

Nathalie White

The Witch (2015) is a fantastic movie I think you’d love. Very atmospheric and tense.

uggmugg

seconded. the dance scene alone.

uggmugg

seconded. classic.

Raven Dark

Heehee, these two watching Misery? That has to happen. :D

Jon Johns

Well, my suggestion might be controversial! But if it wasn't, it wouldn't be from me... 🤣 Would you like Mandy (2018) 🤷‍♂️, but I guarantee you'll never ever forget it. It is an Action / Horror / Revenge film starring Nic Cage. It's wonderfully over the top, very "70's drive in theater nostalgic", but, for me, it is one of the most beautiful films due to the cinematography and color grading. There's an incredible mini doc just about how the film makers created to color of it! (https://youtu.be/4PcpGxihPac?is=-q5c0Inx2_e2Mhxd ) Anyway, Nic acts the heck out of this role, it's sad, infuriating, jaw-dropping, creepy, gory, exciting, and amazing. (And frickin' beautiful!) Not very scary though. 😂 One review I read said, "A hallucinatory descent into madness" and "An unhinged fever dream" "Distilled chaos" "Emotionally devastating" "A mind-melting visual & surreal emotional horror trip." I say: it might break your heart, but it will definitely break your brain. 🤣

Jimmy Gragg

White Noise (2005) The Visit (2015) V/H/S (2012) The Others (2001) Orphan (2009) Mirrors (2008) Oculus (2014) The Invisible Man (2020) The Haunting (1999) House on Haunted Hill (1999)

Nathan Jasper

Iron Lung (2026) We Bury the Dead (2026) Whistle (2026) Cobweb (2023) Last Night in Soho (2021) Backrooms (2026) Possession (1983) Heretic (2024) Anatomy (2000) Cuckoo (2024) Late night with the Devil (2024) The black phone (2022) Crimes of the Future (2022) From Hell (2001) Umma (2022) Silent Hill (2006) Before I Hang (1940) Come Play (2020) Secret Window (2004) Creature from the Black lagoon (1954) Pay the ghost (2015) Mandy (2018) Gothika (2003) Dead silence Unrated (2007) Let the Right One In (2008) Candyman (1992) Slither (2006)

Adam Hosley

Hey guys, here's a few suggestions you may enjoy. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956), Night of the Living Dead (1968), The Omen (1976), Piranha (1978), Alligator (1980), The Fog (1980), The Howling (1981), Eating Raoul (1982), Chopping Mall (1986). That's just what I can think of for the time being.

Over50Gamer

So many good suggestions here. My favorite movie for spooky season has to be Poltergeist if you haven't seen that one yet (Strike that! Yes you have!). Event Horizon is another great one and will freak you out!

mikethemotormouth

First, ones that have no business being in a poll as they would likely dominate: Misery 1990 Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors 1987 Halloween II 1981 Now for some actual contenders: sci-fi horror Phantasm 1979 Far East supernatural horror Shutter 2008 sci-fi horror Cube 1997 comedy horror Attack of the Killer Tomatoes 1978 comedy horror Killer Klowns from Outer Space 1988 psychological horror Midsommar 2019 psychological thriller Hannibal 2001

Mr. Writhms

Chandra and Jordan, you have to complete the set of three 80s body horror remakes. You’ve done The Thing (1982) and The Fly (1986). You are now obligated to react to THE BLOB (1988). Once again, the practical effects are outstanding and gross-out fun!

ahmbomb chauhan

Scream is my suggestion since they've seen all the movies that are referenced and it's become a horror classic

Bill Profet

Hereditary (2018) Obsession (2026) Backrooms (2026)

N.T. Stars

If you're suggesting Jordan wear a Jason mask for horror reactions, I'm on board!

Matt

Shaun of the Dead Fright Night (1985) The Fog (1980) Frankenstein (1931) Drag Me To Hell (2009) The Wolf Man (1941)

N.T. Stars

"No One Will Save You" (2023)

N.T. Stars

They've reacted to The Exorcist.

John Conti

Oh yup you are right totally forgot.

Scott Lindsey

For something new Obsession (2026) is really creepy.

Mr. Writhms

LOL my mistake. I did have Jason on the mind.

Jeffrey Fisher

I can't find my original list that I typed up, so I'm going to try to remember everything I suggested before. HUGE horror fan, so I have tons of suggestions. Sorry for the long list, but all of these are good horror movies, and none of them are too gory or graphic (for example, Terrifier) A Quiet Place (franchise) Abigail (don't watch the trailer - spoilers!) Barbarian (same director as Weapons) Cabin in the Woods (not what you expect, go in blind!) Child's Play 1 & 2 (1988 & 1990) Christine (John Carpenter) Conjuring 2 Creepshow (Stephen King & George Romero) Critters 1 & 2 Devil (2010) Drag Me to Hell (Sam Raimi) Event Horizon (sci-fi horror) Final Destination 1 & 2 Friday the 13th 2 through 4 (to see classic Jason) Gremlins 2 Happy Death Day (horror meets Groundhog Day) Hellraiser 1 & 2 (classics) House on Haunted Hill (1999) In the Mouth of Madness (John Carpenter) It Folllows Killer Klowns from Outer Space (cult classic) Late Night with the Devil (horror meets late night talk show) Megan Misery (Stephen King) Nightmare on Elm Street 3 (best one in the series) Paranormal Activity 1 through 3 Pumpkinhead (late, great Stan Winston) Re-Animator (classic) Ready or Not (great horror comedy) Saw (first one is not really gory and is great!) Scream 1 & 2 Sinister (scariest movie ever made) Sleepaway Clamp (classic!) Smile 1 & 2 Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight The Blob (1988) (on par with The Thing & The Fly) The Descent (spelunking horror) The Sixth Sense (doesn't appear you've seen this?) Thirteen Ghosts (2001) Totally Killer (horror meets Back to the Future) Trick R Treat (anthology, best Halloween movie!) Wishmaster (evil Genie)

Jeffrey Fisher

Good stuff! I forgot Phantasm in my list. It's a classic, but it's also a bit of a difficult watch in my opinion).

Nicholas Bielik

If you want to mix some Nicholas Cage with your horror then I highly recommend Mandy (2018). Also Beyond the Black Rainbow (2010) by the same director is jaw dropping (and the soundtrack probably inspired the music to Stranger Things—very Capenteresque).

Nicholas Bielik

Interview with the Vampire (1994) is definitely worth watching.

Patrick R.

Jordan and Chandra, being fellow Canadians, the only recommendation I'll make is Cube, a classic.

djKENTO

The Empty Man... You won't watch it. Nobody watches it. But it's one of the most unique creepy horror films I've seen in the past decade.

Browniewin

I think one of the most unsettling films I've seen is Ex Machina (2014), and another one that is oh so creepy is Pearl (2022).

David Lucas

Here are some of my recommendations for your October scary movie lineup! If you’re continuing The Conjuring movies, definitely keep going! I’m a fan of the whole series and think they make for a great October watch. 🧟‍♂️ 80s Zombie-ish Sci-Fi: Night of the Comet (1984) — A fun, quirky ’80s horror/sci-fi movie that’s definitely worth checking out. 👽 Alien Horror: No One Will Save You (2023) — A really interesting take on alien horror with a unique setup. 😂 Comedy Horror: Totally Killer (2023) — A fun horror/comedy. Perfect if you want something a little lighter but still Halloween themed. 😱 Horror With a Twist: The Village (2004) — If you haven’t seen it, go in knowing as little as possible. Definitely one to add to the list! Hope you guys check some of these out! 🎃👻

Artanis

Oculus, The Conjuring 1, Sinister. Not sure if it counts but a sort of cerebral thriller-horror that's great is NightCrawler. Leans more thriller.

Lady Jane

Cure (1997), it's so good.

Gareth

Oh man, there are so many gooooood horrors. So I've tried to put in a good mix of genres here, and honestly.... Any of these are great to watch, but you should see them all eventually :) The Cornetto Trilogy (Shaun Of The Dead, Hot Fuzz, The Worlds End) - A good mix of comedy, horror, thriller, action Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988) - A fun gruesome classic A Quiet Place 1 & 2 - Psycological take on an earth invasion Hellraiser (1987) - Supernatural Horror Event Horizon (1997) - Sci-fi Horror Jeepers Creepers (2001) - suspenseful thriller horror (the second movie is also great) Waxwork (1988) - Comedy Horror

David Harvey

Hi Chandra and Jordan - I have had paranormal experiences since childhood and have done around 100 paranormal investigations since 2005, including an overnight investigation at Alcatraz. The following two films come the closest to what I've encountered. "The Sixth Sense" (1999) "The Others" (2001). Then these other films are Spooktastic too. "Don't Look Now" (1973) "Constantine" (2005) "Poltergeist" (1982) "Carrie" (1976) "The Exorcist" (1973) "The Ring" (2002) "Shaun of the Dead" (2004) Cheers! Dave

Hans Engelen

Not my cup of tea, I practically dislike this genre. But yes if I had to choose, Scream is about the only one I can think of that I would consider enjoyable.

Helly R

Suspiria (1977)

Skipp

It Follows (2014) one of the most suspenseful films I have ever seen.

pinkdino99

CLASSICS Dawn of the Dead 1978 - Romero's masterpiece The Fog - Carpenter's spooky ghost story Prince of Darkness - Carpenter successfully marries quantum physics and religion The Birds - Hitchcock masterpiece The Blair Witch Project - either the lamest or the scariest thing you will ever watch MODERN Weapons - Oscar winning It Follows - incredible concept The Green Inferno - Eli Roth's yummy nom noms The VVitch - incredible period mood piece with Anna Taylor Joy X (trilogy) - Ty West's awesome trilogy MY PICKS THAT WILL NEVER BE WATCHED Mandy - Nic Cage in bloody psychedelic revenge. Just incredible Grave Encounters - ghost hunting TV show spend a night in abandoned psychiatric hospital and get more than they ever wanted mother! - Darren Aronovski (Black Swan) bonkers... bonkers.. bonkers..

Ian Forbes

The Monster Squad (1987) What We Do in the Shadows (2014) Shaun of the Dead (2004)

Lee N.

Stephen King's Silver Bullet starring Gary Busey and Corey Haim. It's a classic 80s werewolf movie right next to An American Werewolf in London (which they've just reacted to) and The Howling (1981).

Dallas Knight

Hope you're both doing well and the little one. My suggestion: Event Horizon (Sci-Fi ) starring (Sam Neill. ✝️🙏🏻RIP Return of the Living Dead (comedy) Hellraiser (fantasy horror) by Clive Barker 👍🏻👻

Dallas Knight

Bro I see that every morning in the mirror I don't need to watch a film about it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Mycenaeus

Candyman (1992), The Haunting (1963), Arachnophobia (1990), The Ritual (2017), The Innocents (1961).

Zephyr (AD)

Event Horizon (1997) Hellraiser (1987)

Andrew R

The Bad Seed (1956) isn't horror per se, but the evil little girl will leave you feeling creeped out for days

Andrew R

Killer Clowns From Outer Space should be thrown as a comedic horror movie

Abby

Ash vs Evil Dead… it’s the series that follows army of darkness. It’s So Worth it!

Dave Mansker

Fright Night is good one, watch the 80s version. Also Shaun of the Dead (this also has some great scenes that are all one take, I know y'all like those). The Changeling (the George C. Scott version) makes my blood run cold every time I see it. I see that you liked Psycho: well, believe it or not, Psycho 2 is actually a very solid watch that plays up expectations from the first movie wonderfully. I'll second the many people who are recommending Misery. A pair of fun anthologies are The Twilight Zone the Movie and Creepshow (the original is best, but Creepshow 2 is not without its charms). Scream is really quite good. Shutter Island is maybe not horror in the traditional sense but it's very creepy. Night of the Living Dead is great if you've never seen it. An absolute classic. The Sixth Sense is a total mind bender, try to go into it as blind as possible.

Ryan Sanford

Return of the Living Dead is one of my favorite Halloween movie, its just so much fun. Its an 80's horror comedy full of practical effects, gore, nudity, and an incredible amount of camp. Also set a lot of zombie firsts that are now classic tropes.

James M

These stand out in my memory as being quite good movies. Rosemary’s Baby (1968) The Exorcist (1973) Carrie (1976) Poltergeist (1982) There are four Universal films that are the classic monster set. The use of Expressionist film techniques make them great early films to see. Dracula (1931) Frankenstein (1931) The Mummy (1932) The Wolf Man (1941)

Danny G.

The Blair Witch Project, Oculus,Green Room (more on the thriller side), The Descent, You’re Next,

Allister Fiend

'The Omen', 'Invasion Of The Body Snatchers' 1970s version, 'Hellraiser'

Kevin B.

Tucker and Dale Vs Evil one of my favorite's

TeamHoover

The Descent, Exorcist, The Conjuring, The Ring

Alexis

The Frighteners (1996) by none other than Peter Jackson.

Jeff Saliba

The granddaddy of the modern zombie - Night of the Living Dead (1968)

Dallas Knight

That's invisible Man. If it's the newest one is awesome

mikethemotormouth

They've already done half of these suggestions...

Adam Winther

Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls

ShadowDrgn

I just posted this before I saw someone else already ha hahah

Opie Wan

"I hit the f#ing brain!"

GenU

Tucker and Dale vs Evil (Comedy-horror). A classic must watch.

Ari

Sleepy Hollow (1999), Flatliners (1990), Event Horizon (1997). Out of the three, Event Horizon is the most twisted.

Adrian Sørlie

Well there's the classic slashers -Scream (This is a must) -Nightmare on elm street -Halloween -Friday the 13th - Childs play Anything based on Stephen King, Joe Hill or Clive Barker. It, The Mist, Pet Semetary, Carrie, The Black Phone, In the tall grass, Hellraizer, Nightbreed. There is Cabin in the woods. though i think of this one as more of a comedy. If you want some old classics we have -Invasion of the body snatchers (1956) The Mummy (1932) (i also reccomend the version that came out this year) -Night of the living dead (1968) This one has a really interesting history, just google Night of the living dead copyright :D -Nosferatu (1922) The 2024 version is also good. + its got Bill Skarsgård :P Okey this turned out longer then i thought... Thanks for coming to my TED Talk :P

Jack

Battle Royale (2000)

Helly R

Underrated trippy horror: Triangle (2009)

Garrick Smalley

The Howling (1981) Silver Bullet (1985) The Keep (1983) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) The Fog (1980)

Barry

My top 5 recommendations: Cabin in the Woods (2011) Lifeforce (International Cut) (1985) Dog Soldiers (2002) Mimic (1997) Relic (1997) Additional recommendations: Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981) A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985) Hellraiser (1987) Happy Death Day (2017) Ready or Not (2019) 30 Days of Night (2007) Event Horizon (1997) Alligator (1980) Pumpkinhead (1988) Species (1995) Vampires (1998) The Wraith (1986) Fallen (1998) The Fog (1980) The Frighteners (1996) Ghosts of Mars (2001) Jeepers Creepers (2001) The Last Man on Earth (1964) The Omega Man (1971) Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001) Cat People (1982) Children of the Corn (1984) Deep Blue Sea (1999) As Above, So Below (2014) DeepStar Six (1989) The Howling (1981) Evil Dead (2013) The Hunt (2020) In the Mouth of Madness (1994) Leviathan (1989) Phantoms (1998) The Ritual (2017) Silver Bullet (1985) Edit: added to the list

Barry

I second Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956). Also, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) is a standalone remake but some consider it an unofficial sequel given a certain cameo that happens. I would recommend watching both in release order.

Barry

Also, I would recommend going in cold. Some of the movie descriptions give away some of the mystery.

Mike Tinsley

I know it's not the most popular but I do enjoy the Silent Hill movie. Dracula: Dead and Loving it is a 10/10 Halloween movie though

Websy88

Exorcist 3 Legion is worth a look underrated classic that has some nice spooky scenes. Skip Exorcist 2 too long and weird.

OddThomas

Sinister, Insidious, Dead Silence, Malignant, The Woman in Black, The Village, The Others, Sleepy Hollow, The Frighteners

Barry

The Stand (1994) miniseries is also good. I haven't seen the newer one. Also, IT (1990) miniseries with Tim Curry as Pennywise.

Com1xguy

Slither is a pretty good horror comedy. Hereditary is a must if you have watched it already.

Kevin Findley

The Return of the Living Dead (1985) The Toxic Avenger (1984)

Tony Hofmann

Oculus, A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), Cabin in the Woods, Near Dark.

Jeb Manning

Killer Klowns from Outer Space. A horror comedy that's the ultimate cult classic. Then follow it up with Ernest Scared Stupid since both movies have a connection to each other.

VirtuallyVeronicka

Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010) horror/comedy! 😈😝

SEAN ƴü KAY

Every Trump speech recently has scared the shit out of many people I know...have you done a shutter island watch? Or you could start in on BLACK MiRROR...

WastedPo

The Others (2001): Literally one of my favorite movies of all time. I've seen some people argue that it's not a horror movie, but it absolutely is. (It just isn't a slasher movie, which I think is synonymous with "horror movie" for some people.) Ready or Not (2019): One of the rare recent-ish horror movies I'm familiar with and like. This was made by the guys that later got entrusted with the Scream movie reboots, if that means anything. Cube (1997): I'm surprised more reactors haven't done this. This has kind of a cult following, and while it definitely feels a bit "indie movie" in certain aspects, and not even necessarily the type of movie I like... it has stayed with me. Cabin in the Woods (2011): I see others have suggested this one, and yeah, it would make for a fun reaction. Gremlins 2 (1990): Okay, so this is admittedly probably not horror. But I see you have reacted to the first one, and never got to the second, which is a shame. The problem is, I feel like you need to remember the first to truly appreciate the second. So maybe rewatch the first Gremlins behind-the-scenes and then finally do the sequel? ... I'm honestly having difficulty thinking of more. Horror is not really my favorite genre, and you guys have already reacted to some of the ones I actually like. (Evil Deads with Bruce Campbell... The Ring)

WastedPo

BACKROOMS (2026): Okay, so I just thought of more suggestions (thanks to the other comments). Backrooms, along with Obsession, were among the big movie stories of this year... indie horror movies with (relatively) low budgets, made by young people, that were actually pretty darn good. ... I know others are listing "Obsession" in the comments, and while that's good, I found "Backrooms" more interesting. SLITHER: Shoot, the comments keep reminding me of good ones. Slither is James Gunn before he did the Guardians movies for the MCU. THE GATE (1987): I'm digging deep into my brain here. I remember seeing this on late-night cable. I think it has kind of a cult following, and it's honestly very effective. SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES (1983): This movie scarred me as a child. It's still very spooky, and it has the additional "interesting" factor in that it was actually produced and released under the Disney name. This is during the period in the 80's when Disney was doing some pretty out there things for Disney, and making genuinely creepy movies was among them. (And no, I don't consider the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies to be in the same creepy category, even though I love them on their own terms.)

WastedPo

I think you mean "Cube."

WastedPo

Ex Machina is great. But good news for you, it looks like they've already reacted to it.

Lady Jane

No, I meant the japanese movie.

Barry

I second Night of the Comet (1984) and The Village (2004). I haven't seen the others.

WastedPo

I keep adding more posts, the more other comments remind me of things: 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE (2016): You guys already just did Cloverfield, so I was hoping/assuming you'd get to this one. But considering how many other reactors never get to "Lane" I'm putting it here to cover the bases. A QUIET PLACE (2018): I saw this in the comments, and when I checked I was shocked that you guys hadn't already reacted to this one. THE BURBS (1989): Another one I can't believe I forgot, since it's one of my favorite movies ever. Another Joe Dante movie (Gremlins). Some might not consider this pure horror, but in the least, it's very appropriate for Halloween.

Andrew Heller

Just dont do obsession or backrooms, youtube is oversaturated with that Dead silence Return of the living dead The Fog Fright Night Halloween Carrie Christine Saw

Andrew Heller

3 stooges meet zombies, def one of my favorites especially them 3

Alex Vazquez

MARTYRS! The horror film that will stay with you forever!

James M

Oh I skipped Vincent Price completely. He made quite a few B movies, but I usually liked them I think just because of him: House of Wax (1953) The Fly (1958) - he's not the star, but it's the OG Fly horror movie House on Haunted Hill (1959) The Pit and the Pendulum (1961) Witchfinder General (1968) Theatre of Blood (1973)

Barry

Dreamscape (1984) with Dennis Quaid

Tim Pierce

Get the best of both worlds. Nicolas Cage + horror = Color Out of Space.

Miles E Coburn

Old School: "Tarantula!" (1955) "Them!" (1954) "Creature From The Black Lagoon" (1954) - Universal Studios Classic Monster "Village of the Damned" (1960) "It Came From Beneath the Sea" (1955) "20 Million Miles To Earth" (1957) "It! The Terror From Beyond Space" (1958) (forerunner of "Alien:) "The Monster That Challenged the World" (1957) More Recent: "Deepstar Six" (1989) "The Changeling" (1980) "The Frighteners" (1996) Director's Cut "Event Horizon" (1997) "Leviathan" (1989) "Species" (1995)

Lord Stag

A Dark Song (2016), Hereditary (2018), The Sentinel (1977), Satan's Triangle (1975).

Lord Stag

Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992).

Jigsaw_ButtOnPatreon

Just now I saw this post, and of course I have some recommendations. Unfortunately, the ones I will mention are not something that shows up on my feed from other reactors, so I don't know if they would perform well (and they are not English movies as well). Spanish movies: El Cuerpo (The Body, 2012, directed by Oriol Paulo) El Orfanato (The Orphanage, 2007, by J. A. Bayona) Baztan Trilogy (3 movies, "The Invisible Guardian", "The Legacy of the Bones", and "Offering to the Storm") Korean: #Alive (2020, by Il Cho) US: IT (1990) This one is not a movie, but I will add it here just because it is soooooo good: Marianne (2019, by Samuel Bodin). A 1-season French series, available on Netflix.

DoubleJ

Oculus. If you're enjoying Haunting of Hill House, it's another Flanagan film that feels like it might have been the training ground for using past and present, with great cuts, to tell a story of family trauma.

Anthony.Smith

Annihilation is a fantastic, trippy cosmic horror film.

zohair salama

You have to watch The Sixth Sense (1999)