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Found this on Crave if you're in Canada!

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Josh Link

My favorite part of Final Destination is when they play a clip of “Into the Void” by Nine Inch Nails just because Trent Reznor says “final destination” at one point.

Jeb Manning

These one's are brutal but a lot of fun.

Joseph A Zakutny

This is such a good gateway horror film, in my opinion. Thanks for reacting!

Eddie Perkins

I forgot about these; I think there are 5, maybe even 6; I know I've seen a few of them, but I don't remember what ones. Here are some horror movies from the 80s that are good, "Fright Night," "Silver Bullet," and "Dead Zone" so many great horror movies, so little time. I always enjoy watching these with you. Great Reaction, as always

Eddie Perkins

You need to watch Terrifier; It's so creepy. Dawn of the Dead (78) is a classic. Speaking of classics, you should play one black-and-white original. Every month, we wouldn't have these great horror movies without movies like Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolf Man, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 1931, which was the first horror to win an Academy Award.

Jessica McBride

The teacher’s death was always so much more hardcore than the others to me. She did not deserve all that lol

JayL@jayl3002

This movie only made me that much more paranoid. It wasn't scary at all. I mean, you know when you're watching any horror movie with a group of survivors, everyone is going to die so that element of horror is usually meh. Unless it's done really well and this movie did it so well. It freaked me out! I was a full grown adult when I saw this and afterward I would look at all the trucks on the highway and then my brain would Final Destination me and I would start thinking about all the ways traffic could go wrong. It also made me reconsider propping my tv up on my knees when I take a bath.

Symon O'Hagan

I'm going to say it. Your mood at the start of this is EBULLIENT. You seem full of ZIP and VIM. You are VIMMY. I think you ARE getting to love horror movies! Regarding "peppering" of 2000's horror movies. I am in favour. If these are not already on your long list, might I recommend, Slither, Splinter, REC and (because New Zealand) Black Sheep. Warning: I am a horror NUT but "REC" made me hide behind a cushion and whimper.

ManHind SteamCushion

They named the teacher Val Lewton?? ... So distracting. Fun watch though! I was equally nervous about the airplane business. ... I'm sure I'll never be on a plane again, so it's fine.

sarCC

[REC] is my favorite found footage movie. Only its sequel comes close!

David.1995

hey kat I just remembered these movies from the 2000s that I think you would love! the first one is The Others with Nicole Kidman, its an amazing one I think and a total classic, and another is The Skeleton Key with Kate Hudson, both of these are really cool psychological horror/thrillers and really fun. if you haven't already watched them of course.

Frank Craven

Yes! Please continue with the series. Each one, Death has a unique way of finding you! Moohoohahahahahaha! FD2 at least. That one is a fan fave. Not only is the sequence exciting to watch, but the way they planned and put it together is pure genius. It has been rewatched a thousand times. The art of the stunt coordinators and drivers is 10/10. Semi Spoiler, instead of a plane crash, FD2 is a series of vehicle crashes on a highway.

Carter Paul

As a Carter myself you'd be surprised how rarely it's used as a fictional character name despite the fact that there are a lot of us, I'm actually pretty sure this is the only time I've ever seen it. Pretty subpar representation from this guy but I'll take it I suppose 😞

Owen Kosik

Fun fact, this was going to be an X-Files episode but the writer was like "this could be a movie!"