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CREATURE FEATURE FINAL POLL! (Patreon)

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Here are our FINAL FOUR from the Creature Feature Polls. I'm a little worried about this now after reading your comments haha but here we go.....

Ps-I'm already watching The Thing...DUN DUN DUUUUNNNN

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Comments

Neil Varma

Darn it lake placid is so fun and the shallows has the best Movie character of all time in a supporting role

Marko T.

The Fly is great.

Popermen

Oh man. You are toast.

Wes

Arachnophobia if probably the one you would enjoy the most. The Fly and The Mist if your fans wanting to see your epic reaction haha

Justin Murray

The giant monster fan in me wants to pick Godzilla, but the right answer here has got to be The Fly

Matt Rose

Just verifying: you're also watching THE MUMMY (1999)?

Marcus Merrell

So we're just gonna sit here and watch Cassie retch for the month of October?

Alex Ch

To me, Arachnophobia seems like the right combination of a little scary and a lot of fun.

glenn harper

I want to vote for The Mist, but I won't since you would likely have trust issues with your subscribers from then on.

Tringard

I'm ok with all of these (with Godzilla being my lowest preference). We need a 3 or 4 way tie to get them all.

Eric Galdes

Gotta go “Mist” on this one. Although the Fly is great, but might be a little “much”. The Mist would be the best reaction video without being a turn off. And Godzilla is fun, but kinda dorky… not really horror.

Danny (Icarus)

Arachnophobia is creepy entertainnent, The Fly, well you'll need to see for yourself, The Mist, also entertaining and that's all I'll say about that one, Godzilla, I skipped. ✌

Peggy Zehr

I think you will like this one more than some of the others, Cassie. Along with the “creature feature” in it, there’s also a love relationship involved!! 💕

Christopher Campbell

Yeesh, choosing between the mist, arachnophobia, and the fly is not fair. I think I'll split the difference and go with the mist.

Gabriel L.

People voting for The Fly really want to see Cassie never watch another horror film again. 😅

Just Plain Bob

I really, really hope that Godzilla doesn’t win. I’d hate for Cassie’s first exposure to the King of Monsters to be the tepid 2014 movie. Better to start with the original 1954 film.

Bill Maurer

Going with Arachnophobia

Alex Gorell

Arachnophobia is the only one of these I’ll watch. I do not like scary movies at all but I am told arachnophobia is like a comedy horror so I can probably deal with it.

Stranger2Reality

I can't believe people voted for the 2014 version of Godzilla. What an utterly forgettable film that was. Please anything but that.

Julie

While I love Godzilla, this is NOT the one I’d choose to to have Cassie watch. That being said it is the only reaction I’d be able to watch. Good luck Cassie, your fans seem to be cruel and unusual this Halloween! Scary!! 😂

jerome kent

I am torn between Godzilla and The Fly, as for those people voting for The Mist, I thought you guys loved Cassie! So why do you want to break her sensitive little heart with that film 😭!

Jyn Jilly
>>118887602

Seriously lol I almost fell asleep after, without spoiling, something happens to a certain character

Lance Li

As far as body horror goes, u can’t top Cronenberg. The Fly it is

James UK

Spiders or flies? Spiders or flies? I think I’ll go with spiders!

Stephen DeBow

Godzilla is such a great documentary

Dean Holt

You might have dodge a bullet not having to watch a certain scene in The Mist 😂. But even though The Fly is a very good movie it still could give you one or two nightmares but different styles of horror effects people in different ways. As I saw the fly when a was around 12 and it didn’t bother me but back then I just couldn’t watch most Supernatural movies as it would just mess with my head lol.

Mark Majeski

I'm voting for the spiders. John Goodman is in it, and it's a little more fun. Can bear the thought of her watching The Mist or The Fly.

Mark Majeski

Sorry can't bear is what i meant

Stick Figure Studios

One again, voting for ARACHNAPHOBIA. I love that film and I'm with those who think it's the best combination of scary and fun. THE FLY is terrific, but I think it'd be a bit much after THE THING. GODZILLA should be saved for a theme week IMO and THE MIST... well, I've already said my piece about that movie lready elsewhere, so I won't repeat it now.

Deano
>>118887601

I've seen it a few times, im not sure where the comedy is....🤣

Daryl

Come on, mist!!! You got this!!! ^o^

Jon Johns

Oh, my poor giant terrible lizard, I'll have to wait another year to hear your blood curdling roar reach Cassies ears. 😭🦎

Jay E Bjorklund

Really?? Not The Creature??? Disappointed!!!!!!

FrozenRope

The Fly? Why are people voting for The Fly?

Henry Graham

I'm looking forward to watching The Fly with you. It's so much more than a horror film. A masterpiece.

Just Plain Bob
>>118887379

I’d love a Godzilla theme week. Big fan of kaiju films in general, Godzilla in particular.

Mary W

Lake Placid is more of a movie for us. Not so gruesome and sone humor. Please don’t feel the need to watch movies you are uncomfortable with!

LDC7080

It’s not my favourite but I’ve picked arachnophobia you have set yourself up here. I’d only watch the winner if I were you .

LDC7080

Glad the mist is coming last. Hate that ending such a waste ☹️

Just Plain Bob
>>118887602

@Alex Gorell Recency bias is an absolute plague on the film industry. When I was growing up (yes, I’m old) we certainly suffered from recency bias. But not anything like today, when millennials consider any movie made before their birth to be “old.” And their devotion to the idiot god CGI is nauseating.

Alex Ch
>>118887601

I’ve always found it funny, particularly the great performances. But comedy is subjective of course. Unless spiders are your biggest phobia I’d recommend giving it a try.

Andrew Rose

I hate spiders so I'll be skipping Arachnaphobia and The Fly was just gross as hell so that's a no for me. I'll be happy if Cassie watches Godzilla at some point but I've never watched The Mist so I have no idea if I'd like it or not. 🤷‍♂️ In reality October will be an off month for me. I doubt I'll watch much because I despise horror flicks in general.

Gary Trousdale

The Mist would just wreck her. Not voting for that.

Eric Galdes
>>118887065

It’s “much” in a different way. Emotional vs. body horror. But yes… “much” in its own way.

Robin Craft
>>118888264

I still like your idea about a monster poll and by monster I mean the big bad earth trembling sort.... Godzilla, King Kong, Cloverfield, Eight Legged Freaks etc.

Aaron

So did John Wick 4 get cancelled or something? I remember she said she was sick, but there's been updates on everything except that movie.

Stick Figure Studios
>>118888397

It's a great horror film and one of those rare remakes that's superior to its original. I didn't vote for it personally because I think it might be a bit much after THE THING. I went with ARACHNOPHOBIA instead, but I love THE FLY nonetheless.

Just Plain Bob
>>118888088

I think your point about The Fly being “a bit much”, coming on the heels of The Thing, is a point well made. Accordingly, I’ve changed my vote to Arachnophobia (a movie I believe she’ll enjoy quite a lot - I know I did). If Cassie watches one or two really good classic horror movies each Halloween season I’m satisfied. Save The Fly for next year.

Story Archer

Sorry, I just can't see the ladies enjoying The Fly at all, so please let's not do that to them. I had personally hoped that they would end up watching Godzilla, if only to lead them into the rest of the franchise, but considering how much they enjoyed Tremors, Arachnophobia definitely seems like the best fit here.

Armchair Rizzard

i hope the Fly doesn't win. I guess its a good movie but i don't enjoy it by any means considering how gross it is. I'm rooting for Arachnophobia.

Caelin Beaty

Arachnophobia would be so much more of a fun reaction than The Fly, which I love but she would hate.

FrozenRope
>>118888397

I also love The Fly. But in regards to this poll, I choose Arachnophobia, The Mist, The Fly, and Godzilla. In that order

Menno

The Fly is gonna scar her forever...

Luke Godfrey

For Cassie’s sake I hope The Fly or The Mist don’t win. One is just gross and the other has the worst ending ever. I think Godzilla is the only movie in this poll that Cassie would actually enjoy. Hopefully people take that into account when voting.

Brian McGovern

To quote a line from The Fly, “Be afraid. Be very afraid”

Neill Shaughness

Come on, guys! The Fly will be a waaaay better react than Arachnophobia

sarCC
>>118888264

I hope she watches Shin Godzilla, then maybe jumps into the US "Monsterverse" with Kong: Skull Island.

Stick Figure Studios
>>118890168

That line was so good that they made it the tagline for the film and it's become one of the most quoted ones in movie history (like ALIEN's "In space no one can hear you scream.").

Walter

The Fly is gonna seem like a fun romp compared to The Thing. I would NEVER recommend Cassie watch The Thing. But I agree, The Fly is a great movie for what it is, but it's not a Cassie movie.

Mahad Ali

The Mist is by my favorite movie on the list but i don’t think Cassie can handle it.

Jyn Jilly
>>118887602

Shin Godzilla is actually pretty awesome. Great visual and great music

shaneth138

Hahaha the 4 worst movies on the list are the finalists.

Brian McGovern

I went for the one that is less likely to scar. It ain’t gonna win, but my conscious is clear that I did voted for entertainment over psychological trauma. Make no mistake, I love The Fly, but Cassie is truly not ready for it. Get the “ Oh my gosh” counter out, it’s gonna be a doozy.

LDC7080
>>118888718

Ok great advise. I have a feeling she will be watching the fly anyway. Or not watching 😂

Philip Alan

I hope she watches both The Fly & Arachnophobia!

Stick Figure Studios
>>118887740

She decided to be even braver than normal this year (good for her) and thus left the door open for number of patrons to break it down. :-)

David Blount

I like horror movies, but I really did not enjoy the ending to The Mist. I enjoyed the novella. But the movie is...well, if you've seen it, you know. I think The Fly is excellent. I've never really been compelled to watch Arachnaphobia since it came out, but I enjoyed it as a thriller.

JimJames

You dodged a bullet with the descent

Cliff Endicott

For God's sake, please don't let The Mist win. That's one Cassie would never recover from.

Eric Galdes

The fact that Godzilla has the amount of votes that it does, is baffling to me. This is an action movie. Not a horror/Halloween movie

Kat Farlowe

If Arachnophobia wins, I won't be watching along. I HATE spiders! Have fun. What about the original The Thing from Another World (1951)? I think it is much better than the remake.

Raj K. Dixit

Cassie, I am just hoping you survive The Thing! Take care.

Craig Russell

Just not a fan of any of these movies.

Mahad Ali
>>118891256

Lol. Really? I hope that isn’t the case. What kind of people have the time to police other commenter’s innocuous posts.

Dave
>>118892256

And this is a Creature Feature poll, not a horror/Halloween poll. Godzilla is certainly a creature. May the best creature win! (except spiders. no spiders please, lol)

Sahitya

These are all fun at least. I hope the fly wins, it's definitely not that scary and i think it'll be the most interesting for cassie, I almost hoped the descent made the cut tho 😋

zynjams
>>118891996

I still think about that ending, I blame the lazy writers of this movie.

Gregory L Costello

These are the four worst movies on the list. This is a "Worst Movies List" not a creature feature.

David Collins
>>118891256

I went with The Fly but I think she would get through The Mist. She definitely would want to exclude Carly though. That poor girl would spend the entire show in the fetal position.

Allen W. McDonnell

The Fly is a decent remake but Arachnophobia is so much more fun. I had a spider we used to feed when I was young, not quite a pet but fascinating.

silverarrow06
>>118892256

no they don't. at least not the die-hard godzilla fans I know...🤔 maybe you're confusing it with the 1998 roland emmerich version? 🤔

Just Plain Bob
>>118890592

The Fly is a better film than Arachnophobia - although I like Arachnophobia quite a bit. But, I doubt it would make for a better reaction. The quality of the film and the quality/fun of the reaction don't necessarily coincide.

Just Plain Bob
>>118891996

I prefer the ending in the novella but Stephen King has said that the movie's ending is better and that he wished he'd thought of it.

Stick Figure Studios
>>118892730

I know the feeling. I've in critical of it in the past as well (mostly for that one scene) and I've been accused of "just not getting it" or "having terrible taste in movies" or what have you.

Mahad Ali
>>118891256

I guess this is a good reminder of why i generally don’t post comments on social media. Thanks for the heads up though.

Stick Figure Studios
>>118891996

Stephen King also famously hated Kubrick's THE SHINING and directed a lousy movie based on one of his stories. He doesn't always know what's best when it comes to films adapted from his work.

David Collins
>>118891944

It's hard to say how she will take The Descent, whenever she gets around to it. Without spoiling anything, I couldn't even finish watching it, but it wasn't because it was scary to me, nor because it was not a good movie. But I can understand why it might be horrifyingly scary to some people, something I can't really honestly say about very many movies.

Mahad Ali
>>118891256

Hard to argue why i think the Mist can be a tough watch for some without getting into spoiler territory. But both are good movies.

Andy Bodkin

Oh god, no please not Arachnophobia. I can not handle that movie.

Jacob Colson
>>118894643

I think The Fly is less scary only because it's not jump scary, unlike Arachnophobia, just because I watched Awkward Ashleigh's reaction. And I swear, Ashleigh's new favorite word is, "Huh?!" The Fly is plenty good, though. It's more David Cronenberg body horror.

Aaron Ritchie

The Fly ♥️ Arachnophobia is also good but it has a very strange tone, it’s too overly comedic sometimes and it doesn’t always work.

Stan the Man

Come on y’all. Do we really not want to see the internet gold that will be Cassie watching the mist? It has to be done. I need to see that. Please

Stan the Man
>>118891996

This is exactly WHY IT MUST WIN. I mean come on! What are we even doing here folks? Think of the awesomeness that will be her reaction. It is such a…wow. I need to see that. It will be a reaction for the ages

Joe D. MacGuffinstuff

Go go Godzilla! Not only a great song, but the only movie choice that probably won't severely traumatize Cassie 😆

Riley

THE MIST!!

Stan the Man
>>118893097

Sometimes reading the comments here is a real shock to the system. I gotta remind myself not everyone likes the same things. But both the mist and the fly are…terrific. David Cronenberg, Frank Darabont. Come on. These are awesome films.

Stan the Man
>>118887931

I don’t get it. So many people are ragging on the mist. Maybe Cassie dodged a bullet, but we the internet would be missing out on pure gold.

Hans Olav Sletnes

Arachnophobia would be my pick. I like The Fly, personally, but I'm not sure if I see Cassie enjoying it. It's just too damn gross, imo.

Stan the Man

Cassie. I think you should watch The Mist regardless. It’s by the same writer/director of Shawshank Redemption & The Green Mile. Frank Darabont. So if you liked those two movies, you’ll have an idea of what The Mist is going to be like. Sure it’s a creature feature, but just like Shawshank Redemption & Green Mile it’s got a big heart.

Clay F

The Fly (1986) and Arachnophobia (1990) are my top two. I voted Arachnophobia. In 1991, Arachnophobia (1990) was the first movie I watched with my new 5-speaker surround sound system that included two big Cerwin Vega street speakers that rattled the windows in the tiny 2BR/1BA home we rented in Lake Charles. By the way, True Detective S1 did an excellent job depicting (and capturing the feel of) SW Louisiana in mid-90s. Your reaction to True Detective S1 was awesome.

Astraeos

This is going to be a highly contentious poll. Each movie is pretty dang amazing, and definitely should be on your shortlist to watch ASAP. You in particular are so behind on scary movies that I don't know if you can really save them all for Halloween specifically. Like yeah. Would be great if you could watch at least the top 2 from this poll, but I understand time constrains. Either way, 4 super solid choices and amazing movies.

Francis X. Lord

If it's The Fly, Cassie should not eat during it or before, and perhaps keep a bucket close by to vomit in if necessary. If it's Arachnophobia, she needs to keep her feet on the sofa. If it's The Mist, prebook a shrink's visit for the next day. Godzilla probably would have been the safest, let's face it.

Stan the Man
>>118892730

No one should be attacking you for having a different opinion. That being said HOW CAN YOU NOT LIKE THE MIST. Lol just kidding. While I love it and think Cassie watching it would be a legendary reaction video, I get it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. It might not win the poll but I hope she watches it anyways. I think it would be one of the funnier reaction videos.

Mike Lemon
>>118896655

Why even have polls if every single time somebody says, "you should watch [the loser I like] regardless"? If anything she should watch Indictment: The McMartin Trial (1995), it's lost so bad it didn't even make the polls it could have been on.

Chris Davis

I'm the 666th vote, Muhaaaa!!!

Jennifer Medicus

I haven't seen The Mist because I thought it was too scary. The Goldblum version of the Fly is very gross though the acting is great. I love Godzilla but consider that a monster movie though those probably used to be shown during creature features. Arachnophobia may be the only one that is an actual in the name creature feature? I still voted for Godzilla because of the 3 I've seen, it's my favorite. If anyone wants to give me more info on why I should watch the Mist, please do.

Duane A Lavely

I prefer the 1998 "Godzilla" with Matthew Broderick, Jean Reno, & Maria Pitillo. It has a boy loves girl, girl stomps on boy's heart, boy takes her back, girl stabs him in the back, then 3's the charm.

Zachary K. (Verified Swiftie)

The Fly is the best one left. The Mist was good but not great. Arachnophobia I saw when it was in the theater. Unless you are scared of spiders it's not really scary. Godzilla was great but King of The Monsters was better. My friends and I partnered with some movie critics. To make a list of the Top 100 Horror Movies Of All time. The Fly came in at #64, the rest never made the list. The Decent which went out in the first round came in at #35. The Shinning which she watched came in at #5, she also watched Psycho, which came in at #4 and she watched Halloween (1978) which came in at #3.

Stan the Man
>>118891342

Man it saddens me just a bit to see people saying this about The Fly and to a lesser extend the mist. The Fly is often considered one of the best horror films ever made. Directed by the fantastic David Cronenberg. It’s a stark, thoughtful & beautiful film. And the mist? The mist is just sublime. Surprising to see so many here knocking it. Just goes to show how diverse the movie spectrum here is. Which ultimately is a good thing. Gets you a wider variety of films. But how cool would it be to see Cassie react to the mist? Even if you don’t dig the film you gotta admit it would be a reaction for the ages lol

Stan the Man
>>118896655

Are you seriously asking? Sometimes she watches the movies that don’t win when people mention it should be watched. In this case, I think this particular movie is one that would be great just from a reaction standpoint. Even if you don’t like the movie it should be a hilarious entertaining reaction video. And that’s what I’d love to see.

aarswft

These results are strange

aarswft
>>118897494

To me the Mist isn't monster scary, it's people scary. It's more about what manipulation and fear do to people.

Robin Craft
>>118897543

Coleton... I'm seeing a lot of new names in here. Perhaps they're not as aware of posting spoilers as they should be.

Paul Murphy

If it's October it must be the Exorcist! It's the greatest horror movie of all time.

Coleton B.
>>118897543

The issue is that the time it takes for us to remove a spoiler on Patreon is so long, it's usually too late (like it was for Duane A Lavely's comment, here). Patreon has no moderator provisions, unfortunately. We have to rely on an honour system, basically and it leaves us wide open.

Kim Brink

You simply have to watch them them all, can't pick onbe othe the others

Brian McGovern
>>118890096

I would not say it is disgusting, more grotesque.Disgusting is something I would attribute to The Human Centipede or A Serbian Film. Those movies are just disgusting and really have nothing to say. To me they have different meanings, but disgusting has more of a negative connotation. To be honest, I would not be at all surprised if Cassie comes out and says she was not able to handle it and we never see a reaction to it. It would be at least the second known time it would have happened.

Brian McGovern
>>118898713

I would not even assume. I would bet my life that she will not be gracing us with her presence. Maybe Ara hnophobia or Godzilla, but neither of the others.

Eric Lopez

Don't watch Arachnophobia unless you want to have arachnophobia lol

Mitchell Bowker

This may have to come down to a final 2 vote!

Robin Craft
>>118898713

Carly is very sensitive to scary and disturbing content so I don't think she will.

Robin Craft
>>118899143

Cassie won't watch anything with satanic content so it's a no go for The Exorcist.

Menno
>>118890036

Why are you replying to almost every comment in this post?

Joey

I’m still not over The Fly and I’m 46 now

Stranger2Reality
>>118887602

I was more commenting on how it actually made it to the Final 4 over films like The Descent and Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Also, to be clear, I'm not saying that all Godzilla movies are forgettable, just that the 2014 one was (a couple others as well).

FranciscoGios

Don't listen to The Mist haters,The Fly is a must but you should give The Mist a try.

DesertSwordsman

The vote is so close. However, I advise you to think about it; in a logical manner. It's pretty simple, the spider ALWAYS beats the fly. :)

Jeffery Parks

The acting is better in The Fly than Arachnaphobia.

Shawn Kildal

I think Cassie has said The Shining is the scariest movies she's seen. I'm predicting The Thing & The Fly (should it win) will easily surpass that for her.

Diiirk706
>>118889072

EVERYONE VOTE FOR THE MIST NAAAAOW( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Brian Lowery

Really? You want to throw Cronenberg at her?

Robin Craft
>>118896679

I remember buying my first hi -fi stereo system back in the day that included Cerwin Vega speakers. Good times.

Barry Justice

Arachnophobia is a fun/scary movie that even Carly can watch. The fly is more tragic than anything.

Barry Justice
>>118903547

I think it depends how she reacts to the practical effects. I just watched "The Thing" in 4k and the clarity made it less real.

Larry Darrell
>>118892338

Technically, The Thing (1982) is a sequel to The Thing From Another World (1951), with elements re-imagined from the first film to be more in the manner of the novella Who Goes There? (1938). The Thing (2011) is the remake of The Thing From Another World (1951), and a prequel to The Thing (1982).

Jacob King
>>118891996

Have you watched the Cinebinge reaction? They were just angry and annoyed. I don’t think it works as a react movie because there’s no space to react. It’s just over.

Larry Darrell

Spiders eat Flies for breakfast… and Moths for dinner. :-)

Cole Jennett
>>118897543

Lol, to be fair Coleton, I like that movie, and this “spoiler” is the last way I’d have described that movie.

Barry Justice
>>118900340

She'll have to react to both since it's so close. She could give us an early Christmas present!

Stick Figure Studios
>>118904179

Yeah, I would have started with THE DEAD ZONE were I wanting to introduce her to Cronenberg. More suspense. Less... viscera.

Timothy Burrows

I voted for Arachnaphobia but am absolutely not going to watch that reaction if it wins.

Stick Figure Studios
>>118892338

It's a long time since I've seen either, but I don't believe the 1982 THING is a sequel to the 1951 Howard Hawks film, but just a remake/adaptation of the same source material and the 2011 film is a prequel to Carpenter's film.

Walter
>>118890930

Really? You think The Fly has more gross out scenes than The Thing??? Wow. Maybe I need to revisit, but I do not agree with that. Both will freak Cassie out though.

Stick Figure Studios
>>118890036

Just making conversation. I always like it when other people interact with my comments, so I thought I'd return the favor and interact with other people's, but if you think I'm responding too much then I can dial it back. Just let me know what's the maximum amount of responses I can make so I know for the future.

nick bell

Arachnophobia is real. I'm rooting forThe Fly

Tringard
>>118897494

The Mist has some great monsters, so it fits as a creature feature on its surface, but the tension in the movie comes from seeing how people react in stressful situations. With the stress/tension coming from some great characters, the movie feels closer to a Thriller or Suspense film than Horror. If you like watching good character work in action movies, then you'll probably enjoy this one even though you'll be creeped out at times.

Bill Hayden

I think Carly could handle Arachnophobia.

ChristopherTracy

At this point, these are all great movies. Watch them ALL. But if not, watch The Fly with Carly.

diego kontarovsky

you should watch them all eventually, except for godzilla (2014), i thought it was boring. but godzilla (1998) is fun

ChristopherTracy

Do not watch The Fly by yourself. It’s a GREAT movie, but you need someone there for support and someone to hold onto. 😬 Trust me.

Vincent Grosky

Does no one want Cassie to experience the mist?

pat on
>>118911298

there are dozens of reactions to the mist on youtube already

Cliff Endicott
>>118891996

I didn't think they were angry or annoyed, just really stunned. It is an extremely gutsy way to end it, knowing how horrified everyone would be. It is kind of a unique animal. And as for King saying he wishes he'd thought of it, he was being kind. He DID think of it - actions taken by the characters (especially David) as well as a number of things in the dialogue show he had the very same ending in mind. Darabont just took it to its conclusion.

Larry Darrell
>>118890930

I’m not a Horror movie buff, nor is it my favorite genre, but The Thing is one of my favorite films. Not because of the horror elements, but because of the Story and the execution of said story. The Mystery of The Thing is what brings me back to watch it again and again, trying to figure things out. The Effects (which are some of the best created for film) are secondary to the Story, in my opinion. Hopefully Cassie can focus on the Mystery and not get bogged down too much with the other. I’ve only ever seen The Fly once and never had a desire to see it again, because of the feeling it gave me. I may have to revisit it again someday, to see if I missed something in the story. The memory of the effects have been keeping me at bay.

RabidMango
>>118911298

I would. But I'm not mad about Arachnophobia if that takes it. Godzilla is unbuttered toast and she'll probably hate the other two, but I'd be here to watch any of those reactions.

Cole Jennett

All the people saying you should watch with Carly🤯🤯. Outside of Godzilla maybe, these are definitely not Carly movies. It’s arguable that they are even Cassie movies😂

Larry Darrell
>>118892338

(1982) Not an intentional direct sequel of (1951), I’ll give you that, but in the sequence of events, The Thing (1982) events happen after the events in The Thing From Another World (1951). The Thing (2011) remade the events of The Thing From Another World (1951) so that they connected with The Thing (1982). The events that take place in The Thing From Another World (1951) were the same events that happened at the “other place” in The Thing (1982), before the beginning of the film, (only remade to resemble the events that occurred in the novella, which the 1951 film ignored) which can be seen in The Thing (2011). If none of that made sense… then watch all 3 and it will.

Walter
>>118890930

Tom-ma-toe tom-mah-tow I guess. Both are very graphic, to be sure. For whatever reason, I found The Thing to be more so, but no doubt both are severe. And yeah, the practical effects were so good, it really makes the impact so intense. I was watching the youtube edit of Lethal Weapon 4 and during the scene where Jet Li got shot, Cassie says, "Ooooh, that was graphic", and I thought, "hoo-boy, you think that was graphic...!" I really like both - probably The Thing more because of the thriller atmosphere and the cast. And I do think Cassie will enjoy that aspect, but I am very curious how she reacts to the body horror. It should be fun to watch :)

Coleton B.
>>118906301

James, do not post spoilers in this patreon. This is non negotiable, thanks!

Josh Phillips

Godzilla 2014 is awesome and so are the sequel movies! Highly recommend seeing… it also has quite a few familiar faces in it 😄

Carol_White

Cassie's patrons are apparently evenly split between those who want to throw her to the wolves to watch them devour her; and those who want to protect her as one would a precious, precious flower. One day they'll write books about this titanic ethical struggle.

Ryan Gondek

I get how The Mist is losing to The Fly and Arachnophobia but Godzilla 2014? Come on people.

Zachary K. (Verified Swiftie)

The Fly is honestly and truly not that scary. It is disgusting and revolting but also incredibly sad. A science fiction love story. The are movies more disturbing, then The Fly. Like for instance Dario Argento masterpiece Phenomena (1985), with a very young Jennifer Connelly or Audition (1999) a Japanese horror movie that can only be described as The Bachelor meets Hostel. Or Freaks! (1932) in which the director Tod Browning used real life circus freaks in the movie. Or the masterpiece The Exorcist (1973) which I believe would screw up Cassie for days you never unsee that movie.

Patrick Flanagan
>>118886922

Guarantee that Carly will scream in terror and cover her eyes at THE MUMMY and I apologize in advance for laughing at that

Stick Figure Studios
>>118892338

I've seen all three (though, as I said it's been a while) and I understand what you're saying now. I don't know that I would characterize them exactly the same way, but it's probably just semantics. Not a hill I'm interested in dying on.

Patrick Flanagan
>>118887931

I don't buy this idea that some people are too "delicate" or whatever for movies, she would be fine, it wouldn't scar her for life or anything. But she would hate it. I don't get the appeal of asking someone to watch a movie you know they'll hate. Spite?

Patrick Flanagan
>>118891256

It's more that I understand she would hate it. Undoubtedly. I genuinely look forward to reactors discovering something they would never ordinarily watch and enjoying it, and with some movies it's a roll of the dice whether they see the virtues in the movie which I see, but the chances of her watching THE MIST and enjoying it are virtually nil. So it would just be a waste of my time to vote for that. I don't really buy the idea that movies are traumatizing.

djKENTO
>>118918640

I hope we get all the way to Skull Island. That movie goes so hard.

Patrick Flanagan
>>118892338

uh, the 1951 movie took place at the North Pole and has nothing to do with either the 1982 or 2011 films, which took place in Antarctica.

Patrick Flanagan
>>118896655

Alright, now you're just being blatantly dishonest here. THE MIST is NOT AT ALL anything like THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION or THE GREEN MILE. Just let it go.

Patrick Flanagan
>>118899143

I hear this all the time from people in real life and I have never understood this. People are ABSOLUTELY free to not watch whatever they want, we all have preferences, but do people think movies like THE EXORCIST are, what, pro-Satan or something? Do they think it's real, that the "real" Devil is sitting around waiting for people to stream it off Amazon Prime so he can manifest in their living room? I just don't get it. [shrugs]

Patrick Flanagan
>>118891996

Seriously, this is pretty much spoiler territory. Why do people insist on blurting this stuff out?

Patrick Flanagan
>>118906301

I have no idea who you are or what you are talking about, I was merely commenting on your bonkers outburst, which is richly deserving of a hearty laugh

rakesh

Arachnophobia is such a mediocre movie, I wonder if people are getting confused with that and Eight Legged Freaks. A tragedy if she doesn't get to see The Mist.

Shehab Dawoud

Come on, ladies and germs. We can at least make sure it's a tie. Or if it stays like this, with 1% being the difference, there should be an executive decision, and the runner up should also be watched.

Stan the Man
>>118896655

You must be fun at parties. I was kidding dude. It’s a joke. See because Shawshank and Greenmile are so similar with the Prison settings?Both directed by Darabont based on Stephen King books? The idea being… uh never mind. And let it go? Heck no. Are u kidding? The internet needs, neigh, DESERVES to see this woman react to that movie. It’s why the internet was created. It was prophesied all those years ago.

Stan the Man
>>118911298

“There are dozens of reactions to the mist on YouTube already”. Same with Star Wars and Lord of the Rings. Band of Brothers. And a bunch others. We sub to these channels for the specific reactor reacting to movies. So sure dozens of reactors have watched it. But like the man above said. None of em are Cassie.

Alina Jones

I wanted the Descent. It is frightening!!!

William Bryan

I think it's a tragedy if she never watches The Conjuring series. I know for Cassie it's a taboo but it's truly frightening and a good choice for the month of October.

William Bryan

Cassie do a theatre reaction to The Exorcist: Believer. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

William Bryan

The Mist is the best movie there. Acting is the best. Definitely the scariest. It also delves into the darkest regions of the human psyche- showing what people are capable of when they're desperate.

David

The Fly is gross. Skip it..

Clay F

Glad to see Arachnophobia and The Fly are leading. Those are my top two choices.

Todzilla

Poor Godzilla taking a beating. And this is really the only "Carly Safe" movie on the list! Do it for Carly!

Eddie Perkins

THE FLY - TOMATOMETER 93% AUDIENCE 83% - ARACHNOPHOBIA 93% AUDIENCE SCORE 54% They both are great movies, but I would go with The Fly 1st.

Eddie Perkins
>>118941224

Do you know how you get something in your mind that it's way worse than it actually is? I think that's what's going on with The Exorcist. She said she will never watch it.

William Bryan

The Fly is nothing. Human Centipede? Yeah

ArsTropica

The fly is gross and disgusting... and I would love to see Cassie's reaction to it. >:‑)

Richard Maurer

Time to rally around The Fly - keep Arachnophobia from winning!

ArsTropica
>>118950605

Reminds me of this quote by Stephen King... "I recognize terror as the finest emotion and so I will try to terrorize the reader. But if I find that I cannot terrify, I will try to horrify, and if I find that I cannot horrify, I'll go for the gross-out. I'm not proud." The only film that I remember that does all three is Splice. But The Fly manages to do 2 out of 3, imo.

Richard Maurer
>>118890036

Neither movie would scar her, that's literally ridiculous, and you know it. Stop engaging in hyperbole just to scare Cassie away from films you don't want her watch.

Story Archer

Do people take into account whether or not the ladies will actually enjoy the movies they are picking, or do they just want to see them squirm?

ArsTropica
>>118952461

Good point... but given the type of poll, squirming is inescapable. Thus, we shall all squirm together! :)

Richard Maurer
>>118893097

I'm actually agreeing with Stick Figure on this one, although just barely as to Arachnophobia.

Richard Maurer
>>118952461

I want them to see what I believe to be the best movie in the poll - period. Not the BS baggage you people try to give me.

Richard Maurer
>>118951648

The Mist and Godzilla aren't going to win. Do you really want to sit through a goofy, cheap scare, kid's movie?

Larry Darrell
>>118892338

All 3 Films source comes from the novella “Who Goes There?” written by John W. Campbell in 1938. The Thing From Another World (1951) loosely adapted the novella for film, changing “the thing” in the film from the novella. The Thing (1982) changed “the thing” back to “the thing” from the novella, while also starting the events of the film after the events from the novella and (1951) film. Again, not an intentional direct sequel. The location changed and characters changed, but the “events” were the same, between events in The Thing From Another World (1951) and events before beginning of The Thing (1982). The Thing (2011) is a prequel to The Thing (1982), so in a sense, The Thing (2011) is a remake of The Thing From Another World (1951), because the “events” are the same. Again, locations and characters changed, but “events” the same. I’m having fun making this sound complicated, by the way.

Kevin Kuma

For some, "Arachnophobia" can be one of those life altering flicks that whenever you find yourself cleaning the basement or washing your hair in the shower your reminded of those sassy critters who seemed arrogantly motivated to torture your inner worst fears. Eating popcorn in bed may have an extra hint of anxiety after this classic.

Cole Jennett
>>118952461

I always take into account her enjoyment in my votes, unless it’s a movie I think she needs to see like a Schindler’s List, or A Time to Kill. But in this case, I’m voting for the lesser of two evils imo. The Fly will haunt her for a shorter period then Arachnophobia imo. Godzilla has no realistic shot or I would have kept my vote there.

Cole Jennett
>>118945709

I switched off Godzilla because it’s too far behind. The Fly will leave less of a lasting impression on Cassie, in a negative way that is.

Above Average Dave

I wonder if Cassie would be up for a poll of "Movies You Think I Will Like" since we've all gotten a pretty good sense of that. This would include choices like "Moonstruck," "Get Shorty," "Out of Sight," "Tin Cup" "Doc Hollywood" "Shakespeare in Love" and like that. I could be wrong, but it seems like lately (Creature Feature aside since it contains inherent discomfort for her), people have been recommending/voting for a lot of movies she distinctly wouldn't like to get that kind of reaction out of her.

Todzilla
>>118952461

This is a question that always gets brought up. The whole birth of Cassie's channel was she started watching movies she's NEVER watched before. She openly admitted she only watched romantic comedies and Disney films. I personally think suggesting romcoms and love stories to Cassie defeats the purpose. We know she usually will love them and be all happy about it. What makes Cassie's channel fun and exciting is not knowing how she will react to different "types" of movies. Even if the "know it all Cassie fans" say "she will hate this!", Her reactions are so unique, it's still a win. Cassie has been doing this for years now and she's a big girl and can handle anything. She's not in therapy or anything after watching these films.

Shanwyn Nightfox
>>118956089

I second that motion. Give the ladies a break and let them swoon for a while. Although, assuming their age, they probably saw most enjoyable movies out there. But never underestimate the audience for suggesting something surprising and new

ArsTropica
>>118954657

The Fly was "that movie" for me. It's not just a critter flick, it's an artistic reminder of our shared existential vulnerability as homo sapiens, the dominant species of our fair planet. I didn't "enjoy" it when I saw it, and I know that I wasn't meant to. But I recognize its genius.

Rick Williams

Arachnophobia is a fun movie. Carly maybe able to handle it. It is hard to tell. She is so sensitive. And some people can't handle spiders.

Philip Herman

As much as I dislike spiders, I’m so hoping for Arachnophobia as we’ll see a new record for jump scares🫣🕷️🤭🤣

Javier Hernandez

"Arachnophobia" is one of those movies that will stay with you for a while, haunt you even. Days after watching it you'll find yourself cleaning house and you'll swear you see something out of the corner of your eye. If you already don't like spiders then avoid that movie. On this list you'd probably enjoy Godzilla the most but the Fly is a superior film. Also, the stars of the Fly were a real couple during the shoot.

ArsTropica
>>118956089

Cassie has reacted magnificently to things I could never watch (again). I'd rather rewatch the Fly than either 12 Years a Slave or Schindler's List.

Shehab Dawoud
>>118933919

There better be, since she’s watching Tucker & Dale which finished much further behind Zombieland. If not, something is really wrong😭

Zachary K. (Verified Swiftie)

I vote for the fly even though I think it's absolutely disgusting and revolting. It's still the best movie on here. Godzilla was the best Godzilla movie since the 50's. The Mist is good I liked it but it seemed to be a Walking Dead prequel. Arachnophobia was only scary if you are scared of spiders. Which if you look at them as getting rid of mosquitoes. Then there not so bad. Maybe they are thinking about the mundane version of the fly on The Simpsons

Stick Figure Studios
>>118933686

And once again, my friend, we find ourselves in disagreement. This is becoming a habit. We need to start looking for common ground you and I. ;-)

christopher b swanson

id literally pay extra for the mist reaction...............i cant say why, those who know know

Cole Jennett
>>118970598

She often has in the past, but I’m not convinced she’d really want to watch two of these.

Shehab Dawoud
>>118933919

Of course it’s her call but it shouldn’t be hard to see how weird it would look if Tucker & Dale got a watch, while finishing further behind as a runner up, compared to The Fly..

Cole Jennett
>>118933919

I don’t think it would be weird, because I’m sure she got the impression that Tucker & Dale would be kind of fun. A good chunk of the comments in here are talking about The Fly being disgusting. I just think that it’s more likely she will skip 2nd place in this poll if Arachnophobia does finish 1st, then she normally would.

Shehab Dawoud
>>118933919

Personally, I just think it would be wrong to skip The Fly if it finishes 2nd by 1%. Regardless of if it's disgusting or not. She may very well have done some research and found out about that before putting it on the poll to begin with.

Todzilla
>>118887379

As a guy named Todzilla, knowing Cassie's schedule, I'm happy if she does 2014, because the films after that are pretty cool too. The 90s Godzilla film was cool, but the more recent ones are more true to the OG Godzilla. Of course it would be awesome if she started with 1954, but again, she might be bored or turned off from the 54 version. I recommend to Cassie to do a double feature: watch 1954 and 2014 back to back.

Todzilla

So of the Fly and Arachnophobia tie? Does that mean Cassie watches both AND the runner up?! GODZILLA!!!

Todzilla

As a Cassie fan that would NEVER block another fan from getting their movie watched by her (because i don't want them to block me), i guarantee her hate of Mist 😄😄😄. I guratee her horror of the Fly. I don't even remember Arachnophobia (i get it confused with 8 legged freaks). And knowing how Cassie feels about my movies, shell probably think Godzilla is corny.

Odd Thomas

The Fly and The Thing are great movies but Cassie will HATE them, lol, so I've gone for Arachnophobia

2-Can

I think they would be better off watching the Godzilla vs Charles Barkley ad from Nike (it's on youtube).

ArsTropica
>>118976848

Godzilla should be in a separate monster poll with Kong, Cloverfield, etc.

Todzilla
>>118976220

It took me a year and a half to get her to watch Robocop. I can give her another year to see Godzilla!

Daniel Fuchs

Hey Cassie. No matter how the poll turns out, it's best to watch both films. The fly and arachnophobia. Both films are definitely worth watching.

Clay F

The poll is evolving to give The Mist (2007) as a relatively distant last place.

ArsTropica
>>118961721

Well, it could be seen as a not so subtle suggestion to 11 patrons to change their vote(s).

Patrick Flanagan
>>118892338

I mean I don't care, post what you want, but you're mixing things up and making connections between movies which don't exist

mikethemotormouth
>>118985423

Nor should they. It clearly wasn't meant to leave you smiling. Which I really appreciated. Not all movies need to have an HEA or a neat and tidy resolution.

Paul Rich

Little Shop of Horrors. Comedy horror classic about a talking plant that grows up to acquire an insatiable taste for human blood.

Nigel Mason
>>118956089

This is a great idea. I personally think that she would enjoy a British category including such titles as the above mentioned Shakespeare in Love, and then Brassed Off, The Full Monty, etc

Richard Maurer
>>118891256

Just so you know, the people who get called creepy are in the habit of calling anyone who votes for anything more violent than Rocky sadists who enjoy hurting Cassie. It's really amusing to see their hypocrisy, whining about being called creepy.

Richard Maurer
>>118892338

@ Larry Darrell - Arachnophobia of course, the only crap movie in the poll. I was replying to the op

Richard Maurer
>>118956089

This is a joke, right? What you should call the poll is "movies you want me to like". That's what everyone is really doing here already.

Richard Maurer
>>118961721

At this point I wish she'd quit Halloween altogether. We get one good serious horror film (The Thing) and to even get that we have to deal with hordes of white knights desperately trying to stop it from happening. Halloween on this channel is actually getting weaker every year not better and the blame for that lies straight at the feat of all of Cassie's "protectors". It really wouldn't bother me that much, there's a number of channels that do actual good horror movies, instead of things like The Mummy, Arachnophobia, or Scream.

Richard Maurer
>>118976220

It probably means she watches just Arachnophobia as people here have done such a good job of fooling her into thinking The Fly is too much for her.

Richard Maurer
>>118977751

Fortunately it doesn't look like anyone will be able to stop The Thing from from happening, although many have tried. But as far as everyone being so certain she won't like The Thing I only need to write one movie title - 300.

Richard Maurer
>>118985423

That scene is literally what made the movie for me. The fact that it angers so many people is just the icing on the cake.

Stan the Man
>>118985423

It blows my mind that some people sont think about the entertainment factor in watching their reactions. I prefer The Fly to The Mist but you best believe I voted for The Mist. Why? Because her reaction would provide soooooo much entertainment. I imagine it in my head and I wonder how close I am to what it would be really be like.

Stan the Man
>>119009354

Such a great movie. The alternate ending is so awesome. I can’t believe they didn’t go with that

Richard Maurer
>>118961721

Now, you're trying to take away my last bit of fun. You won't be rid of me that easily. Somebody has to try and defend this channel from the forces of mediocrity. And I do already watch/patronize those other channels, I just want something better for this one.

Richard Maurer
>>118961721

Oh, and you talking about people disparaging other peoples motives is rich. Go look in a mirror buddy. How many times have you claimed people who vote for movies you think are too much for Cassie just want to hurt her?

Mario
>>118985423

I don't really find entertainment from people being miserable though.

Above Average Dave
>>118956089

Not at all a joke. Since starting watching her reactions during the pandemic (prob late 2020ish), her scope of appreciation has widened, but it's pretty clear what she likes: a story that moves at a good pace, strong character development and at least one character who has a strong moral core that she can relate to, romance if at all possible, a bit to a lot of suspense, a few smiles along the way and a certain kind of ending. Everything I listed has those components and she hasn't seen them as far as I could tell (though those were certainly off the top of my head). I'm sure we could all think of several more.

John Liebling

Maybe Cassie can watch the 1958 version of the Fly with Vincent Price.

mikethemotormouth
>>118985423

You expect misery, I imagine shock and awe, maybe some confusion. I suppose we'll see when the time comes.

Mikey Mike
>>118951648

I, for one, do not wish to see the comedy that is Arachnophobia, at least not at this time.

Shehab Dawoud
>>118982222

First time I ever hear about that! I gotta check that out now as I’m the biggest Barkley fan out there, and consider myself the Charles Barkley of this community.

Gábor Árki

Final results: %31.7 : 379 - Arachnophobia (1990) %31.7 : 378 - The Fly (1986) %20.4 : 243 - Godzilla (2014) %16.2 : 194 - The Mist (2007)

Art of Free Speech
>>118890096

@Brian Sure... grotesque is fair enough. To me they're synonyms, but I understand what you're getting at.

Shehab Dawoud

A draw is always something although I don’t rate Arachnophobia that high. Hopefully it’s a lock now that both get watched and that some people’s hyperbole regarding The Fly hasn’t put the hostess off from watching it.

JC762

spiders and flies. It fits, like it was meant to be.

Story Archer

We all know that she (and Carli) really enjoyed Tremors, which has a lot in common tonally with Arachnophobia. We all know that she/they will absolutely hate the Fly (even if they put a sweet face on it). I don't think it should have been this close.

Story Archer

Godzilla definitely belongs in another poll. I'd like them to see the entire franchise, though there are plenty of things I'd vote for ahead of it.

Story Archer
>>119055395

I think most would agree that The Fly is technically a better movie than Arachnophobia - they're hardly in the same genre... but I don't get off on watching Cassie having to just endure something we all know she finds distasteful. I think that Requiem for a Dream, Irreversible, Martyrs and Grave of the Fireflies are all brilliant pieces of film-making, but I have no desire to force Cassie to watch any of them.

JONATHAN REDFERN WILLIAMS

Hi Cassie, please watch the runner up film, The Fly (1986) as well as Arachnophobia (1990). It only lost by one vote!

Shehab Dawoud
>>119055395

I don't get off on it either, but it is absolutely entertaining to watch people be uncomfortable, especially with movies. Whether it's Cassie, Samantha from TBR Schmitt, the Mrs. from You, Me, And The Movies, or even my own sister, whom I love showing horror movies, it's fun. I'm sure she did some research or asked people about The Fly. Some people here probably also warned her about it before the poll, yet she put it on anyway. So she must be good with it. Let's not make a mountain out of every molehill

David Collins
>>119066641

I wasn't a big fan of Arachnophobia myself, although I think she'll really like it, and I'll watch it again because it's been since it first came out that I've seen it and I've learned that older me appreciates movies that younger me didn't. But that's one of the things I love the most about her system. Very rare that we only get the technical winner when it's a photo finish. I find it especially endearing that she almost always gives us the twofer.

Cole Jennett
>>119064550

I believe if there actually were the giant slug things from Tremors in real life, they would have been a lot more scared of it. Spiders are real! Anyone who thinks Arachnophobia isn’t going to scare the bejeezus out of her is fooling themselves, imo.

Larry Darrell
>>119042214

And… David Hedison, who played Felix Leiter in Live and Let Die and Licence to Kill.

Larry Darrell
>>119052650

I voted for Arachnophobia, but I can’t help but wonder if there were at least 2 out of the 194 votes for The Mist that would have rather had The Fly over Arachnophobia.

Stick Figure Studios
>>119066641

THE FLY is a good movie, so sven though I voted for ARACHNAPHOBIA, I'd be fine with her watching the runner-up... even though it's certain she's not going to enjoy it.

David Conroy

I just missed getting to vote for Arachnophobia, but frankly I'm just glad Cassie isn't watching The Mist. I respect that film tremendously, but it is just brutal.

Jimmy Reyes

The Mist would have broken you, Cassie. Wow. Thank goodness it didn't win. The Fly and Arachnophobia tie. guess we will enjoy both of these movies with you. Awesome October is here!

Carswell

I think that Cassie would like Scream

Dave B.
>>119122831

I agree; The Mist would’ve been too much. Very tough movie to get through.

Bryan Lee Brumbeloe

I missed the vote... I would have voted for The Fly darn darn darn!!!

James Moy

Does this mean she will have to watch both arachnophobia and the fly? RESULT!

Robbie

I missed the vote but I would absolutely have voted for The Fly

Richard Maurer
>>119122831

Yes, poor Cassie's family would have been visiting her in the psych ward if she watched The Mist. Because movies can do that......that's a real thing...... a cousin of mine had to be hauled away in a straight jacket after watching Hereditary - true story! /s

Richard Maurer
>>119055395

I'm shocked at the number of people here who don't seem to understand the concept of a horror movie. They're literally made to disturb and scare people. If the movie you're watching doesn't do that than you're probably not watching a real horror film.

Shehab Dawoud
>>119055395

Yeah it’s a bit annoying. But as the voice of the voiceless, I gotta continue to fight the good fight.

Robbie
>>119259880

I’m sorry. I’m a transplant patient and sometimes I get sick and lose all my energy so I don’t pay attention

Richard Maurer
>>119259880

Sounds like laziness to me. But if you're serious..... still sounds a little lazy, tbh ;-)