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Hey Peaches!We want to spend the month of October Reacting to spooky scary movies, and we need your help with what you all would like to see us cover!WHAT HORROR MOVIES SHOULD WE REACT TO!?We already Have 2 locked in, so we will be setting up a poll and the top two will be selected. Please leave your recommendations in the comments. As Always, Bonus Points for where the Movie is streaming.We are going to be doing more things like this on the patreon going forward, and are looking forward to making this platform a more engaging place for everyone. With movie suggestions and Polls going forward, they will behave as they have with the movies so up until this point. All Paid tiers will be able to suggest movies, but Movie Voting will be reserved for the Illuminati Tier.We will be expanding the ability to pick our reactions into the Mid-Tier soon, just trying to find the right balance. Thanks for your recommendations and have a spooky week!

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Matt

Terrifier 1 and 2 lol

Mr. Mike Shea

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (Prime) Mr. Brooks (Prime) The Menu (Prime) Trick R Treat (Max)

ConnieQ

Midnight Mass (Netflix Limited Series)

Kristen

Sinister.

Jessica & Vash

Lost Boys (rental) 1987 Trick r Treat (Max) 2007 Transylvania-6-5000 (Tubi) 1985 The Fog (Prime) 1980 Alien (Hulu) 1979 Creep Show (Rental) 1982

fivefingers_through_fire

In the interest of getting some classics on the radar… Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (Freevee) The Blob (1958) (Max) Alien (Hulu) Nosferatu (Colorized, 1922) (Prime)

switch842

Tucker and Dale vs. Evil

fivefingers_through_fire

And if you want a lighter Halloween movie one week, you could try Hocus Pocus on Disney+. Absolute classic.

Selani

Backed, I think they'd have fun with this one.

Melhypoer

Resident Evil: Death Island - Netflix

Sean O

Dead Alive - directed by Peter Jackson

Robin Uney

- Cabin in the Woods for a surprise bit of fun. - Lost Boys is a surprising revisit- it's tonally two different movies running concurrently. - Van Helsing for what Dark Universe could have been

Keri Stockman

What Lies Beneath (2000) - Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer. More thriller than horror. Underrated. On Prime.

KevThrawn

One Cut Of The Dead (Prime) Velocipastor (Prime) Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (Prime) Cabin in the Woods (Peacock) Willy's Wonderland (Prime, Hulu, Disney Plus) - Nic Cage, 'nuff said

Fi Fie

Ready or Not

David Arroyo

Tucker and Dale vs Evil on Tubi

Tim Pappot

I loved Colour out of space with Nicolas Cage. I think it’s on prime video

Memento Mori

This was so good. I have no idea if they have time for a limited series, but i would love to see them react to this!

Austin Arminio

Tucker and dale is in prime and peacock

Change Comics

I would say Tucker And Dale Vs Evil On Peacock, The Fear Street Trilogy On Netflix, Nope On Peacock and Scream on Max

Megan Emden

13 Ghosts 2001 (Amazon Prime) - Underrated. Matthew Lillard and Tony Shalhoub

Matthew Duglin

Cabin in the woods and the frighteners

ConnieQ

Right? They would have GREAT reactions! And it’s more accessible horror, not too scary or gross, just super creepy and really thoughtful.

Kristen

Poltergeist - Amazon Shaun of the Dead -Amazon The Cabinet of Dt. Caligari (silent movie!) -Amazon

Chris K

Evil Dead Rise - Max Abigail - Peacock Cabin in the Woods - Peacock Late Night With The Devil - Shudder

Story Inc Podcast Network

Honestly, anything from the Mike Flanagan-verse. The shows are perfect, but Hush (on Prime) is an incredibly evocative thriller, and Occulus (on Pluto) is so good

Kara L Joy

I mean, there is really only 1 right answer here...it's Hocus Pocus. After that, Witches of Eastwick, and as a third place choice, and just because the sequel is out, is Beetlejuice. Maybe Ghostbusters. But if you're going to do a movie where you hold your hands over your eyes (which it's hilarious) then you need to go full gore and scare without it being like Mike Meyers gross, that'd be Saw or maybe Scream since it's got elements of comedy. Some campy 90's flick. But Hocus Pocus is still the right answer, greatest Halloween movie ever. 😂🤣

Billy Alston

pee wee's big adventure(Amazon Rental)

Zach Hilts

Look I know yall would hate it....but Longlegs.

Kelly Mader-Schonour

1. Addams Family Values - great film; 2. Drop Dead Gorgeous - fun slasher film, technically; 3. Rocky Horror Picture Show - no explanation required; and 4. Tucker and Dale vs Evil - Alan Tudyk

Tranquil_Gnome

What Lies Beneath (2000) The Fog (1980) Poltergeist (1982) The Legacy (1978) Monster Club (1981)

Freeman25 4ever

idk about that list. the only one i seen up there is the poltergeist 1

Wally Pinkerton

If you want to go for a "so bad it's good" horror movie... Texas Chain Saw Massacre: The Next Generation... chef's kiss. With a couple actors in it that make you go, "Why the hell are they in this?!?!?!"

Bruno Bazil

Halloween 3: Season of the Witch is a great standalone story! Maybe Dusk Till Dawn!

Danssort

IT (2017) Don't Breathe Pet Semetary (2019)

Bernard Manansala

Signs The Sixth Sense Old The Village The Happening

Billy Alston

Tales from the Darkside: The Movie(Paramount +)

michael denny

my vote is 1996 Screamers that movie wrecked me at the age of 8. currently on amazon prime also pretty good sci fi horror. Or Event Horizon because who doesn't like REDACTED Sam Niel. It's on paramount plus/show time or rent anywhere

Megan Emden

For a good laugh, Shaun of the Dead!!

Mor1 Hunt3r

Apostle (2018). Available on Netflix, I believe.

Mor1 Hunt3r

Although given how bad the trailer freaked you guys out, maybe not…

Count Spankula

Woman in Black. In no way a ghosty ghost movie

Boba Fethski

Halloween 3 is a good movie. It gets a bad rep because it's called Halloween.

Claire Deeley

not officially horror, but have you ever watched Return to Oz? It's wild times

Claire Deeley

Maybe a future theme could be unintentionally horrifying kids movies

Veronica

Practical Magic (Pluto TV) and Dr. Sleep (Hulu/Paramount/Amazon)

Summer

Tucker and Dale vs Evil Evil Dead Evil dead 2 Army of Darkness Shaun of the Dead Trick r Treat

Psudonym

The Exorcist 3. Specifically Exorcist 3. Such a slow burn yet completely haunting horror film about evil. It’s a great horror flick.

Emily Hathaway

Army of Darkness for sure, the other Evil Dead's would be also fun!

Courtney Cowan

Army of Darkness (prime), The Thing-1982 (Apple+/Peacock), Trick r Treat (Max), Tucker and Dale vs Evil (prime)

Mo McDermal

The substance, cabin in the woods, the ritual