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Movie Poll: Horror!

  • M3GAN (2022) 467
  • The Substance (2024) 730
  • Conjuring 2 (2016) 391
  • Saw 2 (2005) 340
  • Jennifers Body (2009) 396
  • Hannibal (2001) 612
  • I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) 447
  • 2025-06-17
  • —2025-06-26
  • 3383 votes
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Content

The last weekly polls winner 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

jay

No Longlegs on here is crazy!

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

The Substance… you’ll see… Conjuring 2 is also a scary good time too ☺️

Denis

Horror? In June? You animals!!

ScottishSammo

Nice selection, it's got to be Hannibal and the substance for me. I think youse will love them both but all the movies here are pretty good in their own ways 😁

DonkyDave

Some bangers on there but The Substance is a must!

Alexrandom

I vote for Longlegs too ! 😛

Reece Chapford

"Have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself?" ☢️

Kate

Many I’d be happy with, but shout out to Megan Fox’s masterpiece, Jennifer’s Body

JuliusKuegel

Waiting for that Evil Dead Remake Reaction 🥺

Na ya

they're all so good, but I'm glad The Substance is winning as of this comment! :D excellent film!!!

paul rai

For the next horror poll, I would highly recommend putting both Smile and Smile 2 films. Phenomenal horror films led by amazing performances and fun scares.

PeppermintWizardOfAus

The Substance is the clear choice, it is needed to Respect The Balance

PeppermintWizardOfAus

A bit fresh and won’t be out on digital for a while but I highly highly recommend 28 Years Later when it is available

James Kennedy

There’s no wrong time for horror!

Bookwormy

All of them, but especially The Substance

Christian Poss

I agree so much. I hated how it was marketed. So underrated.

Denis

As a scaredy cat, I disagree!

Ketzalborne

I just vote for the one I think will make Simone scream the most 😈😱

Random Nevermind

Couple of horrors I like deeply. Please watch them The Witch (2015) Needful things (1993)

rictus grin

hope to see the original Wicker man make the list at some point

Dragonhunter

Holy shit, yes! The substance please.

Ian Hunt

The substance is great, Jennifer’s Body is massively underrated. Would be interesting to see you do Hellraiser in the future…

Florian

I saw the Substance some month ago and thats realy body horror to the next level. Make you sure you a have a solid stomach while watching :'D

Joe Baldwin

absolutely, I am so underwhelmed with this selection of mid-tier horror I can't be bothered to vote

Joe Baldwin

they should start out with classic Troma and Hennenlotter movies before going there IMHO

Joe Baldwin

I've been bugging them about doing Hellraiser since cabin in the woods and candyman reactions

Jimmy Olofsson

Big horror fan but not overly enthusiastic about these picks but went with The Substance. Saw 2 could be fun too!

Ian Hunt

God knows what it would be like getting through YouTube’s censors

Bmac Tattoo

Midsommar. Swedish people know how to have fun!

OldBeardedGuyReacts

I've been waiting YEARS for the Saw sequels...but on a poll against The Substance it's got basically no chance. At least it's on their radar so hopefully it'll get done eventually

The Gunslinger

This isn't horror related but you should check out Atlantis: The Lost Empire.

SJB

The Substance, just to see their faces.

jmundt33a

No respect for Jennifer’s Body makes me sad.

robodong

well i mean that is kinda of a theme in the movie lmao.

robodong

eeeh they did all the jackass movies and was fine, and that was real..

theLandofLiz

YES THE SUBSTANCE! But also Jennifer’s Body is one of my favorite movies, people are always surprised how good it is whenever I show them. And I’m also hoping you’ll continue with the Scream franchise.

jay

omg yes!

YukoValis

If it was Saw 3D (7) that would be my vote. That movie was hilarious. Honestly probably the 2nd or 3rd best movie in the franchise.

HUGO TORRES

Seeing no love in the comments for hannibal saddens me cuz its my favorite in the series

thebeefmaster

The Entity (1982) and Devil (2010) would be a couple of good poll entries in the future.

Fox

See session 9, last of the mohicans

Galactic Cannibl

The Substance has a 2.7 in google reviews. Why is it winning?

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

Margin Call is outstanding. One of “the” heavyweight casts for a drama out there :)

robodong

i think the more important question is, who the hell takes google review seriously for movies?

Downside dn

Damn, i really wanted saw 2 to win, enjoy the substance.

Galactic Cannibl

Is it really more important? Or are you just an antagonizer?

robodong

oh right, cause only you get to question everyone else's choices but no one gets to ask about yours?

John

People weigh reviews differently. It was nominated for 5 Oscars including best picture and actress. That carries more value to me than google reviews. To each their own.

Galactic Cannibl

Is that your thing? Is this what you do? Try to correct people in a movie poll? 🤣 This isn't the first time you've replied to a comment of mine trying to get a rise

Mayan Luevano

I voted for M3gan mostly because the new one releases next week

robodong

i have zero memory of you but if you've been called out more than once then maybe the issue is you. i mean that seems to be on brand. "everyone else likes something i only read about not being good, therefor its everyone else that must be wrong"

Jay

They've done Let the Right One In.

Henry Sanchez

Of course you finally do Saw 2 and it’s on the same poll as the Substance 🥺🥺🥺

Galactic Cannibl

You clearly are an ignorant person and look incredibly petty. Keep the comments coming.

JoeE

Would also recommend sinister, rosemarys baby, vampires kiss, one cut of the dead, lair of the white worm

SmorggyPorggy

The substance Jennifer’s Body & I know what you did last summer

Jordan P

Having just watched it last night, and knowing you guys have already watched the first two, I highly recommend 28 Years Later once it's available on streaming :)

robodong

i love that you given zero defense in using google review, which was my initial and really only question. instead opted for personal insults. the favorite refuge of the "called out but unwilling to admit". i also love the report this person button.

SmorggyPorggy

…… Damn. I’m just now seeing the Conjuring & Saw (this is a hard list 🥴😂)

FWPJR.

Well, this looks like it’s going to be a blowout already lol so I guess I’ll have to wait to watch you two react to the few I was hoping would win. Because the ones I wanted are getting killed lol

JoeNotCharles

Because we don't have to watch the movie, we get to watch George and Simone watch the movie. (It's a love-it-or-hate-it movie. I hated it, but I voted for it, because it'll be interesting to see which side they land on.)

FWPJR.

I love that movie, it’s too bad it’s getting killed in the poll.

JoeNotCharles

I don't understand the love for that movie.

Logan Kerlee

It used to be min as well - then I grew up a tad and recognized The Silence of the Lambs as my favorite. Not bashing on your opinion, btw!! Just saying that loving Hannibal was a phase for me. Also helps that it's the only one pf the lot that I went to watch in theaters.

HUGO TORRES

I recognize that silence is a better movie but hannibal is still my favorite lol

Jacob King

Future nominee: Ravenous (1999) It’s a winter movie but fits in with this poll.

PIG

“Sue.” Boom boom boom

PIG

Recommending “I Saw the Devil” 2010, South Korea, on the next poll.

JoeNotCharles

Couple of horror suggestions I haven't seen here yet: It Follows. Cube. The Brood (a lot of people will have better Cronenberg suggestions, but I haven't seen most of them myself).

Jeb Manning

Another horror movie I'd recommend is Return of the Living Dead for its 40th anniversary. It would be a good follow up to your Night of the Living Dead reaction. Return of the Living Dead actually uses Night of the Living Dead as part of its backstory. The opening monologue is a chilling story that's delivered and acted really well and is actually really creepy. Return of the Living Dead really does have one of the greatest pre title sequences ever in a horror movie. It's also where pop culture got the idea of zombies eating brains. It's just one of the best horror movies of the 80's, one of the best horror movies in general, and one of the best zombie movies around. If you're a zombie movie fan at all, seeing Return of the Living Dead is basically mandatory.

Daniel Smith

Host (2020). Filmed during lockdown and very imaginative twist on a horror trope

Jasbro

Jennifers Body is such an underrated movie and honestly one of Megan Foxs best performances, maybe one day they'll just watch it lol.

Kyle Peterson

Yall should check out session 9 at some point.

Jeff I.

Unfortunately, they aren't doing any A24 movies for a while after getting a copyright strike from the studio last year. Midsommar would be great, though!

Ballsac McGee

Watch all the saw movies. It is worth a marathon.

Paul Mix

Cube is a must-watch. I love Cronenberg, but actually haven't seen The Brood. My favorites of his are probably still The Fly and Videodrome.

Paul Mix

Love Session 9… I don't think I've seen other reactions to it.

Paul Mix

So sad, as it means we won't get to see Simone react to the new Elden Ring movie when it comes out.

Ben Stevens

The two that are out in front right now are right where they should be. Lot of vocality in the comments, but I think horror can sometimes be a divisive genre, and fandoms can get spicy in their defenses of their preferred franchise's niche or even their particular flavor of horror they favor. Keep it above the belt commenters lol try to remain objective here!

Paul Mix

Jacob's Ladder is absolutely one of the best and underrated movies, period. I don't even like labeling it "horror", as it punches way above most others of the genre.

jmundt33a

FWP—same. Exactly. Tyler—The marketing was ridiculous and Cody got a LOADED cast together. robo—that is part of the point of the movie. But disrespect to the movie is silly.

Brandon Meng

More dramas please! A few of my favorites: Perks of Being a Wallflower, Manchester by the Sea, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Sideways, and Nebraska. Cheers!

Robb

Yess Saw Saga please🥺🥺

Logan Kerlee

I'm hoping for Hannibal but I'm down with many of the others as well.

Benjamin Herrera

Wooo The Substance!! The Movie that's blown me away the most this year by far of all the movies I've seen

Robinson vs. Parkinson's

...and for this week's movie recommendation, let's give Cameron Crowe some love with ALMOST FAMOUS and/or VANILLA SKY.

Robinson vs. Parkinson's

PERKS will always get a +1 from me, even if I am probably 20 years outside of their normal demographic, lol. Great film.

Seth's Coffee Cup Ambush

Yes! I’m really looking forward to watching The Substance along with you guys. You really should check out The Wicker Man (1973). It’s a cult classic and Christopher Lee said it was his favorite of his movies. I also strongly suggest watching Suspiria (1977). Dario Argento’s masterpiece. Beautifully shot, dream logic horror with incredible atmosphere and vivid color. Some other horror suggestions: The Dead Zone (1983, David Cronenberg) The Brood (1979, David Cronenberg) Videodrome (1983, David Cronenberg) Possessor (2020, Brandon Cronenberg) The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988, Wes Craven) The Fog (1980, John Carpenter) Eraserhead (1977, David Lynch) Midsommar (2019, Ari Aster) I’d love to see you guys react to more David Cronenberg. He’s an icon of Canadian cinema and his films are always fascinating - full of metaphor, subtext, and he explores some pretty unique ideas.

Jeff I.

Nebraska is such an underrated slice-of-life gem! Will Forte and Bruce Dern have amazing chemistry. Simone especially would love it, I think.

Jeff I.

Session 9 is a classic low-budget horror. Very much B-movie in some ways but also very creative in other ways. The final scene and its voice over still haunt me.

jmundt33a

Aah, that’s why the Dead Zone film has that extra disquieting layer. Cronenberg magic.

jmundt33a

Margin Call is excellent.

Trevor S Bright

I kinda hope 1 day, if not Cinebinge then some big reaction channel, someone reacts to Phantasm. The Tall Man doesn't get enough respect...BOOOOYYYYY!!!!!!

Seth's Coffee Cup Ambush

Cronenberg is always worth a watch. The Brood is great. I think it's enhanced if you know the context of his divorce and custody battle around that time. It was probably his most personal film until his newest, The Shrouds (2025). Even his early low budget stuff - Shivers (1975) and Rabid (1977) - is well worth a watch. His collaborations with Viggo Mortenson starting with A History of Violence (2005) are excellent.

Huckleberry lobo

Rec series, Conjuring 2, Insidious, Sinister

R. Chang

I’d love to get George’s take on M3GAN. He always has something interesting to say about AI gone wrong.

maikeru

Don‘t know why they don‘t just watch Saw 2 instead of putting it on a poll (it‘s been a while they watched the first, so it‘s overdue anyway), they also watched all the X-Men films without asking if ppl wanna watch the sequels (and I‘m not complaining they watched the X-Men films) ps: I‘m also aware why they didn‘t watch Saw 2 earlier, George explained it a while back, but my point is NOW that G&S are "comfortable" watching it without (hopefully) YT algo not fucking it up, they just should watch it (sry if I sound condencending and angry, I‘m not)

Chris Foster

With this list, which one is the best?

Chris Foster

The Dead Zone is one of my favourite films of all time.

Michael M.

since we're recommending things: The Lighthouse (2019) The Witch (2015) Lost Boys (1987) The Wailing (2016) The House That Jack Built (2018) Green Room (2015)

JoeNotCharles

I think they've already done The Fly, and I suspected Videodrome is the other top Cronenberg but I haven't gotten around to it yet myself.

JoeNotCharles

See, that's what I thought about Everything Everywhere All At Once. Far as I can tell the only difference is a bunch of people agree with me about The Substance, but nobody agrees with me about EEAAO.

sarCC

Liked just for the [REC] series

sarCC

Yes! Suspiria is incredible!!!

sarCC

Hannibal is embarrassingly bad. Now, the TV series on the other hand...

sarCC

It's horror-ible!

sarCC

I voted for it because it's great!

John

The Frighteners is a lot of fun, and hits a few genres. It’s hard to pin down to just one but definitely has horror elements

sarCC

Oh, and if M3gan ever gets picked, be sure to watch the "Unrated Version." Don't worry, it's only called that because it's just not the version of the film they presented to the raitings board. The film was originally going for an R-rating, but the trailer got such a huge reaction(resulting in a gazillion tiktoks) they decided to go for the widest audience possible, made some cuts, and settled for a PG-13 release. The "Unrated Version" is basically the R-rated version, the original version of the movie. But, even then, it's still a very tame horror movie, barely an R. Nevertheless, it's the version of the movie that makes the most sense and is the most satisfying.

Jonathan Eaton

Warm Bodies (2013) is a great Romance/Horror movie.

sarCC

The newset one is easily the best one.

Stephanie Bedworth

There’s like a handful of channels that have done a reaction to it. The most popular one is probably James VS Cinema.

Dan

Hoping for M3GAN as it's one of only a few recent original fairly tame movies, and it mostly focuses on some more immediately risky aspects rather than the more conventional AI fare (no details to avoid spoilers). And there's a sequel coming.

cincassette

A couple more films I have to add in the horror genre: Suspiria (1977) Eraserhead (1977) The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

rictus grin

they really should do some of Cronenberg's movies a great Canadian director

Where_Were_You_When_The_Westfold_Fell

If I recall, they had major trouble with A24 movies in the past. I think one of them caused them a strike on their Youtube channel before. So half of your recommendation are probably off-limits for the foreseeable future.

BellaBlue

I voted for M3GAN as think it should be watched w the sequel coming out this week and I love a good purposeful B movie that is done that way as a choice. Looks like The Substance will win which I enjoyed although thought was overhyped..but Qualley is outstanding as always

BellaBlue

Requests for your consideration: Theme, underrated films that deserve more love (and also would make great reactions) - Companion (2025) - Heretic (2024) - Knock at the Cabin (2023) - Cuckoo (2024) - Booksmart (2019) - Strange Darling (2024) - Late Night With The Devil (2024) - Bottoms (2023) - Theater Camp (2023)

Michael M.

Oh, didn't know. That's too bad

UncleGaGa1979

I definitely can't wait for this one! With The Substance having that much of a lead, I cannot begin to react to Simone watching this movie!!!!!!!! How many times you think she's gonna say the word "Jeepers"????

Simon Clifton

Still would like to put my suggestion forward for the most effective horror TV film out there - Threads (BBC 1984). Not *technically* a horror but bleak, brutal and for those over the age of 40, gut-wrenchingly terrifying.

Jeff I.

Simone has seen it already, I think.

Opti_Frog

No, you're not the only one. On the other hand, i don't need to be scared to enjoy a horror movie. Sadly, what i like about horror movies is almost completely absent from contemporary horror. A24 being the exception. I have no interest in any of the movies in this poll. I am looking forward to ranting a bit about The Substance. 😄

Opti_Frog

Far more interesting and disturbing than anything on this poll, that's for sure.

Opti_Frog

+1 for Heretic and Cuckoo. Late Night With The Devil was a huge disappointment for me, and a better version was made ON TV in 1992 as Ghostwatch.

Major Peril

Jeepers Creepers (2001) is a must-see. Also, +1 for The Village (2004).

Opti_Frog

I'll continue to bang the horror drum for: Ravenous (1999) Braindead / Dead Alive (1992) The Wicker Man (1973) Hellraiser (1987) The Return of the Living Dead (1985) The Witch (2015)

sarCC

Huge yes to Companion, Heretic, Cuckoo, Late Night..., and Strange Darling. This is probably a ridiculous idea, but a Booksmart/Bottoms double-feature would be awesome.

Dirge Girl

+1 All of the above.

cincassette

Same for me! I used to really dislike the genre because I only knew it as formulaic supernatural popcorn horror, which didn’t do much for me… the type of low-quality movies you put on while drunk at a party, but they were never really scary or engaging. When I actually started watching well-made, high-quality horror movies with good plots beyond just jump scares, I really started to enjoy the genre.

jmundt33a

Undead Romantic comedy.

jmundt33a

For the M Night Cinecringe?

Robert Finlay

Please can you review some classic horror films like Rosemary's Baby, the Omen or some of the Hammer Horror movies from the 50s and 60s.

Opti_Frog

Oh, oh, how about The Wailing (2016)? Also from South Korea.

Opti_Frog

Con-artist-juring 2 😄

Opti_Frog

One Cut of the Dead is the first zombie movie i've really enjoyed since Shaun of the Dead. It's absolutely brilliant.

Opti_Frog

Joe, I agree with you about EEAAO.

Opti_Frog

I agree with all of these, except Event Horizon.

Mr.Crowwave

I'd love to see what you think about The Monkey (2025) absolutely my favorite horror/ dark comedy of the year. Also a must see if you're a fan of Final Destination.

Jeff I.

Just throwing out a suggestion for Heretic (2024) with Hugh Grant in a future horror poll. It's a masterclass performance from Grant and does an excellent job in slowly building tension/suspense.

Jonathan Eaton

The Village was great. So was Odd Thomas, which I assume you have already recommended.

Justtired

Not really a fan of the poll this week. Oh well. Still a huge fan of you two.

GenXplainers

-Dead Ringers - Cronenberg and Jeremy Irons -Dead Zone - Cronenberg and Walken from King -The Changeling - not the Jolie, George C Scott from 1980 -Lost Highway - David Lynch. Well, I consider it horror. Horror-ish?

Tenn Seven

None of these are very compelling.

parker469a

You could try Flatliners(1990) and there was a remake that I haven't seen so you could try that too.

Stately, Plump Buck Mulligan

A lot of other superb horror films have already been mentioned in the comments, but, for my money, Zulawski's 1981 movie Possession is probably the greatest horror movie of all time. I think Polanski's films Repulsion and The Tenant also deserve a viewing from any fan of psychological horror, and, of more recent films, I'd highly recommend Ben Wheatley's A Field In England and Kill List and Rose Glass's Saint Maud. I'm also a big fan of Panos Cosmatos's movies Beyond the Black Rainbow and Mandy, on the sheer strength of their psychedelic visuals if nothing else.

droodly

Denethor?

Dustin Duvall

"Affleck was the bomb in phantoms, yo"

Spacedone

Agree with Mimic, it's a largely forgotten del Toro movie but I love it.

E G

Some suggestions for the next horror movie poll the neon demon midsommar the menu last night in Soho companion

AC10

Never heard of the substance.... I'll go watch a trailer.

Thirty Year Old Mulberry Field

Outside of maybe the occasional grisly visuals or reaction to a few jumpscares, I’m not really scared when watching a horror movie. But like Cc Decc stated, it makes a movie even more commendable when it actually has something that keeps you up at night. But I love horror for a variety of reasons: its doesn’t hold back on tackling darker subject matter or ending things on a tragic note. Monsters, ghouls & what have you hold powerful imagery and concepts, they’ve captivated thoughts and minds long before they hit the big screen so it’s even cooler to see them brought to life in such a way. The genre is much more innovative & inventive production-wise than typically given credit for. Even low budget schlock can be fun if you’re just in it to see each film’s take on the typical horror tropes. And sometimes I just like to watch horrible things happen to people ;)

rictus grin

not seen the substance yet but i have heard good things about it, mostly happy hannibal isn't winning. for me the best of the lecter movies is Manhunter the first movie made from the book red dragon

maikeru

I wonder what the yt thumbnail for the substance will look like ^^

maikeru

don‘t. years ago, I stopped watching trailers and reading about a movie/series I plan to watch eventually. I‘m glad I knew nothing about Severance and a shit ton of movies I watched in the last years. I don‘t read taglines nor look up who‘s in it.

maikeru

midsommar won even on a poll last year or so. it‘s A24‘s fault we haven‘t seen that reaction yet bc A24 are a**holes.

maikeru

not a reason not to react to it IMO

maikeru

the suspiria remake is not bad IMO even if it‘s not as good as the original (which I haven‘t seen yet)

maikeru

Le Pacte des Loups (2001) is a fun genre mix, watched it when it came out and enjoyed the hell out of it. Belongs on S&G‘s watch list IMO

Tall Paul

I hope Fallen (1998) will be on a future poll. A horror thriller with Denzel Washington in the lead, hard to say more without spoilers!

Rory Campbell

I'm the same way. If I think something seems worth watching I try to go in as blind as possible and it has pretty much always been better that way. Especially with Adolescence. If you haven't seen it, I'd recommend it.

jay

I have Hannibal rated as one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen, if not the worst. But it definitely has some good shock factor scenes I’m excited to see them react to. I think mainly my disappointment comes from how amazing Lambs was, the ending especially, in setting up for an all timer film much like it’s predecessor, only for it to severely fall flat in many of the ways Lambs exceeded. lol, a part of me hopes it doesn’t come in second just so literally anything else on this list gets watched, but at the same time I’m hoping it does win just because their reaction would be priceless. Also a major factor into my disappointment was that was the last film we got chronologically of such a cynical and iconic antagonist. Anthony Hopkins deserved better than Hannibal.

Rooster Aleution

Also know as Brotherhood of the Wolf in the U.S. Cool movie!

KyloJames (edited)

Comment edits

2026-09-05 05:00 You guys should add SUSPIRIA(2018) to the next horror poll!!!
2025-06-25 00:20

AC10

Great advice. I stopped watching any trailer at least 15 years ago. My watching experience is so much better. Years ago trailers were made carefully to give the potential viewer a strong idea of what the movie/show is like... Without spoiling anything that matters. Not anymore. Trailers now are a desperate attempt to get the highest view count possible with not a care in the world as to how much they spoil... I do however still watch a trailer for things like this. I've never heard of this. Except for it being in a Horror poll no idea if I would enjoy watching it or not. So I would normally watch a trailer... Right up until the Moment I think... Yep I might watch this... Then I STOP!!! Turn it off. I don't finish the trailer. Trailers are just that.... A selling point. The moment you decide you are going to watch a thing the trailer is nothing more than a Big Fat Spoiler!! If you know already you will watch it... No trailers is the best way.

KLycaon6417

Would love to see them react to Ginger Snaps if they haven’t already seen it

Seth's Coffee Cup Ambush

I’d really recommend starting with Argento’s 1977 original. It’s a horror landmark and a sensory experience like few others.

Khan1001

OH MAN! THE SUBSTANCE! YOU GUYS AINT READY FOR THIS! BE PREPARED TO COVER YOUR EYES, I HAD TO, SOOOOOO BEAUTIFULLY GROSS 🤮🤮🤮

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Monica Alarcon

Keep a bucket nearby just in case...

Alex Hyrule

Hannibal Rising would be a good one for future polls me thinks :)

Mastervodo

Fantastic idea Kylo!

jmundt33a

Cinecringe all the way.

Alex Hyrule

No way. Its a really good movie

jmundt33a

Fallen is superb, and it has a loaded cast.

jmundt33a

He elevated what could have been horrible to merely disappointing for Silence fans because it rewrote the mythos. Ending was better than the book from what I’ve heard. Hopkins is excellent (obviously), Liotta plays a great bureaucratic slimeball, but it’s weird thinking about that character originated by Dean Jones. Oldman was hit or miss in those days.

rictus grin

for me i think it Hopkin's best performance in the role, but i still prefer Brian Cox as Hannibal

Andras Beck

Margin call please! AfterTheBig Short, it greatly enhancing it with what (possibly) went down overnight at the big banks. Also, Jeremy Irons gives an excellent performance in the meeting room.

Nathan Jasper

I agree, it's so good and based on one of Harris's books too. Great origin story.