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Movie Poll: Scary Stuff! (Patreon)

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2024-06-03 12:00:06
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Movie Poll: Scary Stuff!

  • Ready or Not (2019) 533
  • The Babadook (2014) 414
  • Roasemary's Baby (1968) 364
  • An American Werewolf in London (1981) 741
  • Saw 2 (2005) 424
  • Carrie (1976) 521
  • Midsommar (2019) - only new to SimonesS 558
  • 2024-06-01
  • —2024-06-06
  • 3555 votes
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The last weekly polls winner was Good Morning Vietnam, which will be available this Saturday.Reminder: movies that don't win does not mean they will never be watched, it just means they will be watched later. Please be respectful to each others opinions, we're all just here to have fun and watch movies :)

Comments

Neil

Recommendations: Fringe (2008 - 2013) TV Series Silo (2023) TV Series - 10 Episodes The Haunting of Hill House (2018) - TV Mini Series As Good as It Gets (1997) Crank (2006) Cube (1997) Days of Thunder (1990) Eyes Wide Shut (1999) Equilibrium (2002) Gran Torino (2008) Minority Report (2002) Oblivion (2013) Repo Men (2010) Risky Business (1983) Starman (1984) The Whale (2022) The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996) The Man from Earth (2007) The Menu (2022) They Live (1988)

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

Feel like Saw 2 might get it but The Babadook is a gem! Essie Davis is amazing in it.

Kial O'C

Midsommar is possibly one of the most overrated movies I’ve ever seen

Adam S

Ready or not was a great ride/watch!

BigSlice

Oh, even if it doesn't win the poll, y'all would have a blast watching Ready or Not. Definitely worth it, even if it's not for the channel.

Brendan Rafferty

An American Werewolf in London needs to win this poll. I am, however, expecting some lesser more recent film to win because people have short memories

nossieboy

Would love an American Werewolf in London reaction

Thomas Thompson

American Werewolf is the only one of these I have seen. Horror isn't my thing. (Edit: I've also seen Carrie.)

Random Nevermind

Two scary movies to watch: The Others Silent Hill Also so many good options here. I am happy.

QuiGon_Jim (Howe)

'Paul' is a terrifying film. You should watch that. Also, 'Nobody' is scarily good.

FoH Film Club

Listen don't mess around you want to watch a truly great horror flick it has to be The Babadook. If it doesn't win watch it offline I'll guarantee you won't be disappointed.

Random Nevermind

If it is gonna be Midsommar. Do extended version please. It's adding not so much things but it seems more whole and logical.

christopher b swanson

not to be a dick, i rarely comment, but this is a weak poll and you can skip all of these

zak

Two good modern horrors worth looking at are The Menu, and Barbarian

Byron Abrahams

So, I'm clearly in the minority, but I hated Midsommar. Absolutely hated it, which really bothered me because of how much I adore Florence Pugh in everything else. It wasn't scary at all. It was just wrong and disturbing. But, again, clearly a minority opinion.

Mark McKeown

Ready or Not is good fun! And Saw movies are always a hoot

Liesmith

If you want true horror, the only option is Garth Marenghi's Darkplace.

Bonny T

☀️💐 Midsommar 💐☀️

Kevin Ehle

Carrie reminds me of my ex-girlfriend from High School. I vote Carrie.

paul rai

Some cool underrated scary movies for a future poll I’d recommend would be: Barbarian (2022). Such a fun, twisty horror film that constantly keeps you on your feet with fun surprises and a strange tone that surprisingly works. DO NOT LOOK UP THE CAST!!! (One of the supporting actors is meant to be a surprise, that’s how I was originally told and it made for a fun reveal). REC & REC 2 (2007 & 2009). Two phenomenal found footage horror films in Spanish that are some of the best found footage movies of the genre. The first one is intensely scary. Green Room (2015). A great survival horror film that conjures up one of the best Patrick Stewart performances (Outside of Star Trek). He’s so menacing in the film and it’s a great premise. The Faculty (1998) just a fun, entertaining 90s movie filled to the brim with so much future talent and is a fun riff on the alien invasion film. Directed by Robert Rodriguez (directed From Dusk Till Dawn) and written by Kevin Williamson of Scream and Dawson’s Creek fame. Jennifer’s Body (2008). A hilarious horror comedy that’s slowly began to he appreciated after its terrible marketing). Written by Diablo Cody (who wrote Juno), so a lot of fun, distinct dialogue and it’s a fun examination of female friendships in High School and small town horror. Definitely more laughs than scares but a fun one I think you’ll both enjoy!

Maikeru Dagurasu

I suggest Martyrs (2008) a Canadian (Québec) horror movie

Ian Hunt

You should check out the Invisible Man (2020) if you get a chance

Christopher Carson

The Platform might be a good watch for y'all. Not necessarily a horror, but close enough.

David Pieper

Damn it! Rosemary's Baby is so good though.

Michael

I hope you one day do "Doctor Sleep" the sequel to "The Shinning". It truly is one of the few sequels that hold up to the original, or even is better.

UnSafeStu

A forgotten Guillermo del Toro horror from my youth Mimic (1997), never hear anyone talk about it anymore.

FaceMustache

A lot of great choices there.

Adam K

So many reactions to American Werewolf already! Rosemary’s Baby is a classic in a truly messed up way, and Ready or Not is just downright fun.

Karen A

American Werewolf in London. Defo! It still holds up today. Those effects were ground breaking when it came out!

Maikeru Dagurasu

I predict that George will love the great werewolf effects.

Tim T—

Finally a Saturday I can use to catch up on Masterchef Australia!

Henry Sanchez

Ready or not ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Ashley Mundt

You've watched Nope and Get Out, so I'd love to see a reaction to Us!

Maikeru Dagurasu

The Skin I Live In (La piel que habito) is an interesting film.

Hans Olav Sletnes

Damn, was hoping Rosemary's Baby would do better in the poll. If you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend "Jacob's Ladder", an excellent psychological horror/drama that served as a major inspiration for Silent Hill.

RipTheRipper

I voted the original Carrie... I would have voted for Midsommar but I really prefer when both have not seen the film

RipTheRipper

Also...I keep hoping The VVitch will come through at some point...but it is what it is

Timothy Burrows

An American Werewolf in London...followed by An American Werewolf in Paris

Jennifer Tremblay

Omg, you would both love Ready or Not! It's so good!

Raven Dark

Ohhhh. I need to see George and Simone react to the original Carrie!

Robb

The Saw saga pls

kbobravo

Ya know what? Fuck it. Just watch everything in this poll.

FWPJR.

Carrie, Carrie, and Carrie!!!!!!! I hate seeing it in third place right now, but I know you two will do it sooner than later. So I look forward to watching you react to it whenever you do it.

streetduck

I would recommend Night of the living dead (1968) and the original Dawn of the dead (1978)

Phillyman!!

1408 is a really good ghost movie. For the next horror poll 💯🔥

Mikebdrx

Drag me to Hell would be a good scary movie to watch!

JayF

Oh wow. I can't believe AWiL is doing so well.

BlakeK80DrumCovers

I've been hoping for a reaction to Awil since I subbed to Cinebinge. It's one of the finest movies ever made imo.

CorpusD

AWiL has good music, and mostly sympathetic characters.

rictus grin

Shadow of the Vampire (2000) John Malkovich, Willem Dafoe, Eddie Izzard and Cary Elwes.

Logan Kerlee

Honestly I'm such a wuss when it comes to horror. lol, if I'm in the mood for it though I'm down to be scared!

Joe

You should really give Dog Soldiers a go at some point. A hugely enjoyable, tongue in cheek horror film, directed by the guy who did The Descent.

Jay Davis

Nice to see a poll where the seminal 80s pick should do well. It's got my vote!

Kinokind

What a novel and interesting new spelling of Rosemary! It gets my vote along with American Werewolf and Carrie, Go for the classics first!

Smooticus

A movie for consideration is a forgotten little gem Lake Mungo. I was sort of "meh" when i first saw it back in 2010/11, but was with a bunch of friends and a little high. After viewing a few times since, it's the creepiest (and in a place or two, most chilling) non-scary horror movie I've seen

G P

Midsommar was one of my top films from 2019, but Rosemary's Baby, Carrie and Werewolf are absolute classics

JBK405

I'm hoping that "Ready or Not" pulls out a win here, it's got a great style that I feel really shone.

G P

Recommending: The Man Who Wasn't There Best In Show A Mighty Wind Barry Lyndon Eyes Wide Shut 12 Monkeys Dollars Trilogy The Menu Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) Blue Velvet The Royal Tenenbaums

Bruce Liddle

Here's a wildcard. Darkness Falls. It's not the scariest, but, if you are watching in surround sound or with headphones, the soundstage is brilliantly done. Also, the makers invented a whole 'true (back) story' and a documentary to go with it.

Paul Mix

Glad to see American Werewolf doing well. Some other "scary movie" suggestions: Jacob's Ladder (1990) As Above, So Below (2014) The Witch (2015) Session 9 (2001) The Ritual (2017)

sarCC

Wow...Carrie, The Babadook, and Ready Or Not are all must-watch classics!

Reid Mclellan

Recommend Sinister from 2012, Simone will hate it, but it will be a fun time for everyone else 🙂

Jay

'X' and 'Pearl'..........'X' and 'Pearl'........'X' and 'Pearl' MaXXXine, the concluding part of the trilogy, is out next month.

The Gunslinger

You should see Dog Soldiers. It's from the same man who directed The Desent.

Mycenaeus

I'm not sure if I already recommended earlier The Innocents (1961), it's really good. A more recent interesting horror movie would be Lights Out (2016).

Eric Haines

The Lodge, i would adore you guys to watch that (or at least on a poll:)

Chase Lonnergan

The problem I have with Midsommar, and most modern "high-concept" horror movies is that it tries too goddamn hard to "Be Important" and "Say Things". There is nothing wrong with using a movie to convey a message or idea, but when the message or idea is more important than the movie, the movie suffers. And Midsommar tries to Say Many Things, instead of just one. It's a little too full of itself, and, honestly, so is the director.

RLYtoxic

Dang I was hoping for Paranormal Activity 2.

BangDroid

Lake Mungo. Horror never freaks me out but this one scared the shhh out of me!

Jeff Norwood-Brown

Could have sworn you’d done AAWIL! Now I’m outraged that you haven’t! Get to it!

Kelly Pickard

If you want a Pride month theme, here are some ideas: - The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert - To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar - The Birdcage - But I'm a Cheerleader

Chappie_nottherobot

About time An American Werewolf in London gets its shine! One of the best horror films ever made!

jmundt33a

Can’t vote. Patreon glitch. For the best. Prefer the two 2000s remakes of Carrie anyway.

Dan Holmes

Welp… voted for all of them lol

Nat B

Ready or Not is so much fun!!

Bookwormy

Rosemary's Baby is scary in a way I can't really describe. It just feels very visceral.

JC

Aw still no Hellraiser! C'mon that's a horror classic and for sure needs a reaction!

Brandon Meng

How about Friday the 13th Part 2?

Nathan Jasper

Honestly I'm good with any of them.

Steve Mercier

Lot of good choices on here, but An American Werewolf in London all the motherfucking way.

Tay Goodson

Annihilation (2018) Big Fish (2003) The Green Knight (2021) Legend (1986) Time Bandits (1981) Apocalypto (2006) Family Man (2000) What About Bob (1991) 3:10 to Yuma (2007) Limitless (2011) Stardust (2007) Grumpy Old Men (1993) Underwater (2020)

CarolynK

Can't believe Rosemary's Baby doesn't have more votes. Classic horror with amazing performances.

This Justin

Here is an epic list of great movies no one is watching - Toy Soldiers - Sleepers - Pump up the Volume - Gone in 60 Seconds - Hackers. I could go on but this is a great start

Shane Darcy

Midsommar is a modern horror masterpiece. Doesn’t look like it’ll win the poll, but I’m excited for you guys to get around to it eventually

Rob Church

Voted American Werewolf and Carrie. Total classics that I think would make for the best discussions

Michael Bourke

A good mix of movies here. Rosemary's Baby, American Werewolf and Carrie are all classics, I really enjoyed Ready of Not too. I don't remember Saw 2 making a lot of sense but still a decent horror movie and well worth a watch. I guess I missed something with the Babadook and Midsommar though, both have lots of fans, I just didn't care for either one, just found them kind of dull.

JoeE

I like a lot of these, more recommendations sinister, you’re next, one cut of the dead

JoeE

Would also recommend original wicker man

AC10

Is it bad that of this whole list I've only seen Saw 2??? And I love scary movies. Wait... I think I saw Midsommar too. (Ok I feel a little better).

Simon Pegged Me

I hope Carrie gets the nod, but if not, it's good to see it in the mix for a later reaction. I love that movie so much—so many memorable moments and quotes.

Daniel Bjork

Lot of great choices here. I voted for all of them lol

Haye Zeus

Rosemary’s Baby is my fav from this list. Recency bias seems to be winning again but not bad choices among these.

dooyaunastan (edited)

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2026-09-07 00:00 ready or not doesn't get the love it deserves, hope it comes back up in another poll soon
2024-06-04 01:07

Siel sielll

u guys need to watch lost boys!

Skyruff Creative

Suggestions: cube (1997), they live (1988), fallen (1998), bless the child (2000), night of the living dead (1968).

sarCC

Abigail (2024) is great, but I'm not sure there's a way to even look it up to watch it without spoiling it.

Thoko

I have never seen Carrie, but I think Stephen King is not a great author so I doubt I would like it. I mean, King hated the changes made to The Shining, but making changes like that is the only way to make a great movie from a mediocre writer. Similar issue with the Shawshank Redemption. The movie was great but the book was meh

Amar

Please add "The Imitation Game" to the list guys. Story about enigma the unbreakable Nazi coding machine and the man who was brought in to try and break it, Alan Turing. True Story obviously staring Benedict Cumberbatch with his best performance ever imo.

Dwight Scarn

Beware the moon. And stick to the road. Oops...Hi David!!

Smooticus

Sinister, with Ethan Hawke is also really good

Huckleberry lobo

The Frighteners (1996) a mix between Beetlejuice and Ghostbusters starring Michael J Fox and directed by a "preciouss" director 🤔

David N

The best part of them watching older horror movies are the practical effects. Werewolf in London was amazing then and its still a treat to watch now.

Rachel W

"127 Hours"(2010), scary cause it's true. And cause supernatural stuff doesn't scare George.

sol stapleton

I would recommend: Mandy, the lighthouse, the wicker man (78), the menu and killer clowns from outer space.

UnlicensedOkie

American Werewolf is definitely a must Also Dog Soldiers 😂 Gonna keep throwin that one out there

Robert Cooper

Rosemary is a classic, but Ready or Not is among the best times I have had watching a movie in the last 5-10 years.

Gary Trousdale

Most reviewers, when they get to the end of American Werewolf in London all say “wait, WHAT??” I’m looking forward to that from Simone and George, too 😬👍

Ryan Morgan

It won't let me vote for some reason, but Saw or Midsommar!

Kyle B

There is a Bill Paxton, Matthew McConaughey movie from 2002 called "Frailty". It flew under a lot of people's radar, but It's a great reaction movie. I doubt it would win any polls, but it is worth a watch. It hovers between serial killer suspense and psychological horror, great creepy tone, with strong performances, and a great ending. Synopsis: Set in present day Texas, "Frailty" centers on the FBI's search for a serial killer who calls himself "God's Hands." McConaughey plays Fenton Meeks, a young man who approaches the lead investigator, one night, claiming he knows the identity of the killer. The FBI agent is curious, but unimpressed until Fenton reveals that the killer is his younger brother Adam. This is a film about faith, family and the end of innocence.

Steven Cavanagh

I still would love to see there reaction to Lost Boys. or Bright Burn.

Brendan Rafferty

George and Simone: Non spoiler trivia for American Werewolf in London: Director John Landis includes a personal easter egg in most of his films He references a fictitious movie called “See You Next Wednesday” ▪️In Blues Brothers “See You Next Wednesday” is the name of the King Kong like movie advertised on the highway billboard state troopers are hiding behind during the chase with the Good old boys ▪️in Coming to America, “See You Next Wednesday” is the name of the scifi adventure film advertised on a subway poster when Eddie Murphy pursued his true love down the subway stairs ▪️In Trading Places “See You Next Wednesday” is the name of the romance film on the poster in Jamie Lee Curtis’ bedroom when she undresses Without revealing how “See You Next Wednesday” appears in this John Landis film, I’ll just say you won’t miss it. It’s definitely not as subtly placed as in his other films.

Korpse

Godzilla minus one is finally out and its absolutely amazing.....a serious must watch 🙌🥹

Dirge Girl

Some scary suggestions: Ravenous (1999) - Western Horror. Fallen (1998) - Supernatural Horror. Event Horizon (1997) - Sci-Fi Horror. In the Mouth of Madness (1994) - Lovecraftian Horror. So I Married an Axe Murderer (1993) - Comedy Horror. 30 Days of Night (2007) - Creature Horror.

Brandon Meng

I don't have any horror recommendations really, so here are some other favorites I recommend: Perks of Being a Wallflower (drama) Manchester by the Sea (drama) Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (drama) Nebraska (drama) Sideways (dramedy) Forgetting Sarah Marshall (romcom) About Time (Sci-Fi Romance) Cheers!

Dazzler & Em

Latest 2 evil dead films. Abigal, Black phone, Event Horizon, definetly Ready or not.

Reece Chapford

Possible theme 'movies with names in the title' Dirty Harry 1971 Being John Malkovich 1999 Oliver! 1968 Ed Wood 1994 A Fish Called Wanda 1988 Tootsie 1982 Thelma and Louise 1991 What's Eating Gilbert Grape 1993

droodly

Midsommar came in 2nd? They would both have fun with Ready or Not... Y'all just like torturing SimonesS... :P

Shaun

You should react to Drillbit Taylor it’s a great comedy movie very underrated in my opinion I think you should also react to Norbit

Ricardo Alanis

Will you be reacting to Godzilla Minus One? Highly recommend it.

BoredLittleLady

The Lovely Bones is a movie I consider scary because of the incident at the core of the story. Technically, I think it's a thriller drama though.