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It's officially that time of year again where the air gets crisp, the pumpkins start molding on front porches, and I test my bravery (or lack thereof) by diving into the world of thriller/horror!To kick things off this year, I'll be watching ALIENS very soon 👽✨ As well as finally facing my fear and watching The Conjuring. Last year I chickened out during the intro, but this October I'm doing it no matter! I am determined!As far as the rest of the movies go, I'd love YOU to help build our Spooky Vibes Watchlist! Drop all your suggestions for horror and thriller films below. Also be sure to throw in some comedy/horror films, otherwise I'll be sleeping with the lights on all month & my electric bill does not deserve that fate 😅Starting next week, I'll be putting out weekly polls to see which spooky film I watch next! We'll keep this rolling throughout October and see how many I can handle before Halloween lolThank you all for being the best part of this little movie-loving corner of the internet. I can't wait to scream, laugh, and hide behind blankets with you all this spooky season! 🧡

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Jp Davis

You should definitely check out the Jordan Peele horror movie Get Out, Us, & Nope.

Elliott Bishop

Tucker and dale vs evil is a great horror/comedy id recommend

Slow Shadow

Not a movie but if you have not seen it yet I highly suggest the haunting of hill house.

Hefty517

Can’t wait! Also, I don’t know how often you check, but you may have a package waiting for you in your PO Box 👀

Brian Leonard

If you haven't already seen it, I suggest The Cabin in the Woods. I do not like horror movies, but I love The Cabin in the Woods.

PrincessLayup

I'm sure you are just taking Movie suggestions, but Stranger Things has some amazing thriller elements to it if you ever want a thriller show.

Kyle McFarlan

There's a really fantastic movie called Ravenous (1999) that doesn't get enough love or recognition, it's one of my favorites and I can't recommend it enough. It's a Wendigo movie with an amazing cast, really unique soundtrack and just is all around awesome.

Fettmatic

Predator, Fright Night, The Lost Boys, Halloween, Final Destination, Sleepy Hollow.

PrincessLayup

I think she would get so into that shi

Robert da Spruce

Zombieland would be my suggestion. Mild horror/comedy Also stars your gurl Emma Stone 😊

20 16

Well since you asked lmao ......(1982) The thing ,(2001) Jeepers creepers , (1984) nightmare on elm Street ,(1974) Texas chainsaw massacre , (2007) rec ,(2018) hereditary ,( 2007) The mist. In my opinion every single movie here has its part in horror history and though not my entire list it should be a starting point . Good luck and don't get too scared lol. Also if some one suggests (1996) scream on here you absolutely must watch a couple horror movies before watching that one to get some parts of it.

TheJoeKerr

Just a few off the top of my head: Scream, Gremlins, The Mist, Final Destination, Halloween, Tremors, Signs, Child’s Play, Underworld

Roby J

If you're looking for a good spooky sci-fi you should check out Event Horizon

Urfhil

Spooky Horror: The Frighteners The Mist Constantine Comedy Horror: The Menu Tucker & Dale vs Evil Gremlins

Danny

I'd recommend going with a horror-comedy to ease the tension like TUCKER & DALE VS EVIL. It has some jump scares and gore but it's silly and fun. As a bonus it has Alan Tudyk from FIREFLY and ROGUE ONE.

Achuna

Cabin in the Woods

Jay Robert

Psycho Se7en The Exorcist The Shining

Chris Chatham

Sixth Sense 28 Days Later The Craft The Shining

M1 Maz

Pure horror: The Strangers - it's not monster or supernatural horror, but probably one of the scarier ones I've seen. Work your way up to this one lol Thriller: Split - more just creepy, and really well acted And if you're so inclined.... The Conjuring 2 lol. I actually like the second one even better than the first

20 16

She watched get out

Fen31

For something old, and classic, “The Masque of the Red Death” (1964). For something old, and silly, “The Fearless Vampire Killers” (1967).

Jp Davis

Oh shoot, well I’ll have to check it out

Kenji Kita

The Sixth Sense would be a great pick for you to dip your toes into horror.

Wil Castillo

I only suggest the best, and to name a few: The Shining (1980) The Sixth Sense (1999) The Others (2001) Signs (2002) The Skeleton Key (2005) The Witch (2015) Hereditary (2018) Talk To Me (2022) Stranger Things: Yes, I know you're asking for movie suggestions, but Stranger Things is one of the best shows and it would be great to get into it now, especially with the season finale starting soon. Also, rather than polls, what about drawing movie names from a hat 😉 You can throw in the same movie name however many times they were suggested. 🙂

Tim Heron

* The Wicker Man * The Wicker Tree * Manhunter (1986) * The Silence of the Lambs * Evil Dead (1981) * Evil Dead 2 * Army of Darkness

Richard

Fun idea! I don’t do demonic or slasher stuff, so my “spooks and thrills and chills” will be provided by antagonists that are human, animal, or monster/alien. I don't know why I try though, my suggestions never seem to win :D ANIMAL Jaws – 1975 Arachnophobia – 1990 haha I’m pretty sure you will never watch this! It’s great though! The Jungle Book – 2016 HUMAN Cape Fear – 1991 one of the scariest “human” performances ever Misery – 1990 Fatal Attraction - 1987 Sherlock Holmes and Sherlock Holmes Game of Shadows starring RDJ! MONSTER/ALIEN Predator – 1987 Godzilla Minus One – 2023 veeery highly rated film Kong Skull Island – 2017 starring 3 MCU actors! The Thing - 1982 Of all of these, the ones I’d recommend the most are Predator, Cape Fear, and Godzilla Minus One (for variety). Or Sherlock Holmes because I know you like RDJ. You’ve been doing so many awesome things on your channels lately, and you are on SUCH a roll, that I don’t know whether to laugh, cry, go bananas, or have a heart attack! Maybe I’ll mix it up.

Joe

I was about to make the same comment. What he said.

Chris

Very much do not like this genre generally, but a few that I can still mess with: Silence of the Lambs Sinners The Exorcist

Max

The Sixth Sense Zodiac

Digital Droo

Like several others have recommended, The Sixth Sense.

Chris

The Descent (2005) - UK release if possible, has the original ending. I looked for it for a little bit, but couldn't find it though :( These next 2 have never seemed very horror to me, but they are technically labeled it. They're more Crime/drama/suspense imo. Great flicks though! Must watches even if not for spooky vibes time! Silence of the Lambs Se7en

Richard

Oh I forgot scary + funny. That would be fun watching you react to those. The Mummy - Brendan Fraser version Dracula: Dead and Loving It Galaxy Quest

Greg

Se7en, Train to Busan

Jordan Sampson

Event Horizon! Cabin in the Woods! Tucker and Dale vs Evil!

Simon

Zombieland for a good comedy/horror and The Haunting of Hill House for a spooky mini series.

Steve Mercier

An American Werewolf in London, and Shaun of the Dead...comedy mixed with horror done right (in two very different ways).

Joel

Get out

Joel

Midsommar

Joel

Hereditary

Chase

Us (2019)

Chris Truex

For funny, Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil

Josh B.

I know I said it before on a previous post but this is a more in depth description, IT from 2017 and IT Chapter 2 from 2019, underneath the horror is something more deep which I think you would appreciate :D

Dude Longcouch

Oooh, what an exciting time of year! Here are my recommends: For comedy / horror, I would recommend the Evil Dead series (it starts out as straight horror and then gets progressively campier. The third movie, Army of Darkness, isn't really scary at all but it is the greatest B movie ever made) and also The Cabin in the Woods, which is kind of like a meta horror movie made by Joss Whedon, so expect his kind of vibes and comedy. And while it's not strictly comedy but it is a lighter tone, I really love 2006's "The Covenant", which stars a young Sebastian Stan! For a TV series, I don't know if you're into the true crime genre, but the first season of True Detective is absolutely amazing. A very popular reaction series and one of the best seasons of television ever produced, period. Be warned though, it's an HBO series and it does not shy away from disturbing subject matter. The plot does focus on some of your specific triggers, so it may be a difficult watch, but if that's okay with you then you will love this show. It is 8 episodes roughly 1 hour each. Subsequent seasons of True Detective do NOT need to be watched.

Kevin Cavanaugh

The exorcist I saw that for the first time when I was 18 many years ago, it scared the living crap out of me

colin summers

For scary I would suggest "The Babadook", for medium scary I would say "It Follows" and for funny more than scary "What we do in the Shadows" the movie.

eladrin22

Personally, I cannot stomach horror, but one film that is sort of horror adjacent is "Coraline". A fantastically animated film that fits the general genre. I'd also say that if you want to find time for a tv series, Wednesday is good (again, not directly horror, but sort of gothic and within the theme) and S2 just finished. Chilling adventures of Sabrina is a little more into the scary side of things than Wednesday, but still not really scary (far less than most things that people will suggest)

KJ

Chiller / Thrillers: The Silence of the Lambs Primal Fear The Sixth Sense Se7en Comedy Horrors: Warm Bodies The Frighteners (dir. Peter Jackson 👀) Zombieland

Chris

Oh—in the not actually scary arena: Addams Family Values. It’s technically the sequel film, but it’s way better, and doesn’t actually require any knowledge of the first. My pick for most underrated comedy…

ButtercupsTrueLove

Indie filmmaker Jim Jarmusch gives us the story of two ancient beings in "Only Lovers Left Alive" (2013). Not intended to be that scary. Director David Fincher's "Zodiac", based on a bestselling book which itself is based on a true story. A moody and intense thriller.

Lastboyscout73

Zombieland for a horror comedy, 100%!

Eric

In priority order: Stir of Echoes (1999) Spooky thriller, overshadowed by Sixth Sense. Coma (1978) Thriller, takes place in a hospital. Warm Bodies (2013) Rom-zombie. More mild for you. Let the Right One In (2008, Swedish, corrected subtitles), or Thirst (2009, Korean) Vampire. Detention (2011) Dark comedy, slasher, mystery, etc. Fido (2006) Zombie humor.

rubberkidney

nobody gets terrified like you, the look of horror in you eyes during alien was just, chefs kiss.

Digital Droo

None of the reaction channels that I follow have reacted to Warm Bodies. Kali has an opportunity jumpstart a trend.

Digital Droo

You're in luck! You can watch Kaliwali's reaction to Shaun of the Dead here!

Scott Lindsey

Lets see.... ok spooky, here they are: The Shining - Sinners - Interview With A Vampire - Nosferatu (2024) - The Exorcist - The Silence Of The Lambs - The Witch - The Thing - The Blair Witch Project.

kaliwali

This is the one I watched last year for spooky times! I was very new to reactions, so I only had time for one movie since I was still gaming full time at that time lol. It was very intense 😅

kaliwali

i sense maaaany nightmares in my near future 😅

rubberkidney

nightmares are fun. you want some boring dream where you are drinking tea? or having an alien rip out of your chest? choice is clear.

kaliwali

Lol don't worry! If you're not into horror I'll be sure to not just make it all about that. We're jumping back into superheroes next week, andor, and I have a few personal one off's that I've been wanting to jump into! 👀 but thank you for the recommendation!

kaliwali

I get you on the not stomaching horror! I'm gonna see how I do, but don't be surprised if the polls get more thriller/comedy less horror 😅

Lastboyscout73

Warm Bodies would be a great horror, rom comedy.

kaliwali

I've actually gone to the stairs where they filmed the exorcist stair scene! I haven't seen the movie myself, but my friend that I was with at the time was very excited and told me it was a scene from that movie. The stairs were SO steep! I used to visit Georgetown all the time when I lived in Maryland. Very nice if you're ever in the DC/VA area!

Lastboyscout73

I'm not into horror at all, but I like Horror comedies and that one is up there for me.

kaliwali

I really love the True Detective recommend! It sounds interesting and I haven't really watched a crime genre type show since the random episodes I would see of NCIS back in college study groups lol

Kevin Cavanaugh

That’s cool. That’s really cool. Well, if you decide to watch that movie that scene is gonna freak you out. Haven’t really been to Washington DC since I was a kid, but I would love to go back. Lots of cool history and museums just a really cool place. Have been to Maryland, but that was to see an Orioles game so would like to go back there too. Thanks. Have the best night.

kaliwali

Thanks for clarifying so I can put it on the poll correctly! And that description has me very interested now honestly lol 👀

kaliwali

Ooo The Mummy! I was about to put those on my watchlist for the Summertime Vibes Series! 👀 And great suggestions, thank you!

Joshua s. Jackson

For a horror/comedy you have got to watch Zombieland.

kaliwali

I feel like I remember you saying that about The Conjuring 2! I hope I can make it past the first one with minimal nightmares 😅🤣

kaliwali

sooo many "Stranger Things" recommendations in here! 👀👻

kaliwali

👀✨ Thank you for letting me know!

kaliwali

Oh man. I remember eeeeveryone in high school watched The Blair Witch Project. Apparently it was filmed not to far from where I was in Maryland 👀😅

Phil Stubblefield

Like some other patrons here, I am *not* a horror fan in general, especially demonic and/or slasher/murder flicks like Chucky's Friday Nightmare on Saw Street XIII. The few "horror-ish" films I would recommend: The Shining (1980) The Sixth Sense (1999) Predator (1987) Prey (2022) The first three are iconic films in their own right, while the last is the most recent entry in the Predator franchise.

Nick

I really don't like gore, graphic violence, or jump scares. To that end, I really enjoy the "creepier"/psychological side of horror. With that said, some strong recommendations of great movies that fit this bill: The Blair Witch Project (a must watch in my opinion!), Rosemary's Baby, The Others, Signs, The Exorcist

Joshua

Odd Thomas Dale and Tucker vs Evil Those are my two suggestions 🙂 Oh and another vote for Zombieland. It’s very gory but has some great laughs as well

Colton Elliott

hmm.... The Thing (1982) is an all time classic. It's more of a suspenseful thriller than a horror movie, but it's amazing nonetheless. The prequel is good too!

McShades

I'm not a big fan of gore/horror/sadistic movies, I have a weak stomach lol. But to stay in the spirit of the month here's a few suggestions: Interview with a Vampire (1994) The Lost Boys (1987) Underworld (2003) Young Frankenstein (1974) The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) it's kind of both Halloween/Christmas movie)

Joel

Oh ok. Glad you got to see it. One of my favorites ever

Chip

I'd recommend The Evil Dead, Evil Dead II (perfect horror comedy), Fright Night (1985), Dog Soldiers, and Scream.

DoomGummy

True Detective (Season 1) has a horror true crime vibe and is PEAK television. Fall of the House of Usher is Edgar Allen Poe inspired and is AMAZING for something like Halloween time, both are pretty short. They have 8 episodes each so you could easily finish both by doing 2 episodes from each a week during October (4 weeks and done with both). For movies - Pandorum (Dennis Quaid, Ben Foster) Heretic (Hugh Grant) Queen of the Damned (Stuart Townsend, Aaliyah) The Bone Collector (Denzel Washington, Angelina Jolie) Black Death (Sean Bean) Sphere (Dustin Hoffman, Samuel L Jackson, Sharon Stone) Frailty (Bill Paxton, Matthew McConaughey) The Number 23 (Jim Carrey, Virginia Madsen - NOT A COMEDY)

Brian

Someone forgot to tell Texas the air should already be getting Crisper.

Brian

Lost Boys is a Vampire classic. And a lighter but still horror film is Monster Squad.

DoomGummy

Zodiac is a great one

Brian

The Exorcist is still one of the scariest movies e er made. Kali's not ready for that.

iameNeRG (Rodney Gant)

Well, I feel like you have to do Halloween (1978). Its classic for a reason

Samwell

Some of my modern horror favourites: Hereditary (2018) Midsommar (2019) Barbarian (2022) And for something on the lighter side: Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010) The Cabin in the Woods (2011) The Babysitter (2017) Ready or Not (2019)

Trevor Go

Since we are loving Tom Cruise. Interview with a Vampire

KJ

Yes I was just thinking about that.

KJ

Co-signing "Interview With The Vampire" as its another Tom Cruise featured movie. The Terminator is arguably Sci Fi horror but I'm sure you'll watch that eventually regardless! Predator is another good one (Action Horror) and Prey is great.

Gamaliel Freeman

Hey Kali, do you still have my movie recommendations from the previous post? Also wanted to add Avatar Trilogy as well.

DirtySteve

Tucker and Dale vs Evil

DirtySteve

Evil Dead 1, Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness

TheMew

Conjuring/ Annabelle series

DirtySteve

The Cabin in the Woods

Trevor Go

Some options that won't give you nightmares. Monster House, Corpse Bride, Coraline, The Adams Family, Wednesday (series).

MertzRocks

Spooky vibe comedy, and a MUST WATCH! if you've never seen it: YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN Once you've seen it, you'll wanna watch it every year around Halloween. Seriously. Every. Year.

Nadeem L

Im not sure if anyone mentioned it already but the movie "Tucker & Dale vs Evil" is one of the FUNNIEST horror comedies Ive ever seen, youll enjoy it so much and it does REALLY WELL in terms of a reaction. Another one that im almost certain at least one person suggested is "Cabin in the Woods" another EXCELLENT horror comedy, with a really great premise - and of course, it does really, REALLY well for a reaction because of the crazy twists If you want something scarier there's the movie "The Others" with Nicole Kidman There's a great movie called "Talk to Me" which is horror but more of a drama by two Australian filmmakers, it was so successful and cemented their careers There's "Barbarian" (2022) which is another EXCELLENT horror movie, which does amazingly well in reactions because of the crazy twists Last but certainly not least is "Ouija: Origin of Evil" an excellent Ouija board horror movie. Lesser known, but still great quality As you possibly can tell, im a big fan of horror movies/tv shows, so im really looking forward to your choices! (Edit): "Ready or Not" a REALLY really fun horror comedy!!

AzraRillian

For a pure horror movie, I'd definitely recommend: The Thing (1982) for more "halloween comedy": What We Do In The Shadows (2014) - super short pitch for it is, The Office, but with vampires)

Scott Lindsey

One last spooky season suggestion, it's not a movie but it's an incredibly heart-warming AND spooky short series called The Haunting of Hill House. Its a must watch in my humble opinion 😌

ThinkClint

This is probably pretty common, but I'd LOVE to watch Stranger Things again (not sure if you've seen it)

Al Higginbotham

Haunting of Hill House would be my vote. It’s a show but it’s only 1 season. More spooky than terrifying (there are a few jump scares that are pretty intense) but the story is great and the acting is great. Have a box of tissues handy as well. But I’ll still watch whatever you post

pinkdino99

TV - The Last of Us - scary but brilliant

pinkdino99

Movies - rookie lvl horror - John Carpenter's Halloween (OG horror), Poltergeist (was released in theatres as a PG !) - Gremlins (also works as a Christmas movie) - Ghostbusters (REALLY funny)

Bill Bryant

Even though it's a tough one, I'd recommend The Exorcist considering it's importance in this genre.