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Recommend me a Horror Film for Next week! (Patreon)

Published:
2026-10-15 14:34:11
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2026-11

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List at least two of your favorite horror films that I haven’t seen down in the comments. I plan to watch them next week for Thursday.

Wanted to try today but I’m battling a migraine, so next week! 🤘🏽

Comments

Ludwvin Martinez

How about Nosferatu? Either the 1922 original or the 2024 remake.

chivy

Smile and Smile 2 (I dunno if you've seen them already)

Leia Camilla

Braindead (or Dead Alive, I forget which of those names is the one they use in the US). Also, Skinamarink.

Trygve Bjellvåg

A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) Psychological horror film from Korea, written and directed by Kim Jee-woon, so you know its gonna be messed up 😅

Matheus Henrique

Diabolique is an awesome classic worth checking out. On a more recent timeframe The Wailing is one of the best, either one of those two would be a perfect choice. Hope your Migraine gets better soon 🙏

Rkn

Have you already seen Let the Right One In? The swedish one?

George Ray

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma The Neon Demon

Jennifer

Audition (1999, Japanese) High Tension (French)

Lily

Skinamarink!

Charles Allen

You should watch the Cube movies. Interested to hear your thoughts on the cinematography and set design

John

Society (1989)

kbobravo

The Changeling (1980) or The Innocents (1961)

RICHARD

Jacob's Ladder and In the Mouth of Madness if you haven't seen them. They are must watches for the genre.

Zach Moroney

Grabbers or Oddity, two from my country, Ireland!

Derek

The Orphanage

James vs Cinema

I believe I have! Lowkey about vampires right?? Or something like that? If not then let me know!

James vs Cinema

I actually haven’t watched the new one, thanks for reminding me. I may watch this at the end of the month regardless of what wins here too.

James vs Cinema

I watched the first one! I know there’s more though right??

James vs Cinema

Still have to see Mouth of Madness!! Another one is House that Jack Built. I believe I watched Jacob’s Ladder!

Mycenaeus

The Innocents (1961) or The Haunting (1963).

Armando Contreras

REC - 2007 Spanish found footage and The Thing prequel. Hope you feel better 👋

Matheus Henrique

If you're willing to do a horror show, Apple TV's Widows Bay is really good. It's on its first season currently and you would be able to get through it pretty quickly

Moustache Rousse

Year 3 of recommanding : house of a 1000 corpses / the devil's rejects Happy Halloween everyone

Shona

The Ugly Stepsister has crazy body horror! I also recommend Creep (horror/comedy), Sleepaway Camp (cult classic), Trick r Treat, Eden Lake, Orphan.

Carlos Estrada

Night of the demons 1988 Lost highway 1997

Eric

1408 (2007), Fright Night (1985), Gothika (2003), Wes Craven's New Nightmare (1994), Prince of Darkness (1987), Reanimator (1985), Thirst (2009, KOR), The Blob (1988).

Rkn

yeah, that's the one

Vato Loco

It follows (2014) and Oculus (2013)

Dylan Flaherty

Exorcist 3! It’s a great follow up to the original

J B

its a horror comedy but a 90s cult classic... Idle Hands

barnabyfulton

Dressed to Kill (1980); Carrie (1976). It looks like you haven't watched any Brian De Palma films here; maybe this is a good chance (unless you have already seen them, of course, which I guess is not unlikely).

Renee MeowMeow Beans

I'm going throw out two seventies classics: Martin, 1977 (George A. Romero) and Black Christmas, 1974 (Bob Clark).

Madame Phoenica

Iron Lung - Would be interesting to see you react to this eldritch horror video game movie adaptation by popular Youtuber Markiplier.

Linda

Fright Night 1985

Linda

Homicidal 1961

Linda

Already did Picnic at Hanging Rock

Nick Heredia

Bro, you MUST watch the original Evil Dead if you haven't seen it yet!

Michael Proch

Man, it feels like I’ve already suggested all my faves. I think Onibaba and Happiness of the Katakuris (same guy that made Audition) are some good Japanese ones I’d love to see you watch

Trevor

Noroi: The Curse is a super interesting Japanese horror movie done in the style of a documentary.

Cruzhawaii

You gotta check out Romero’s Dead trilogy, every zombie thing that came after owes it to those 3 films. Night of the Living Dead literally invented zombies, it’s a super inspiring film as a filmmaker