The Collector (2009), Creep (2004), 1408 (2007), May (2002), Joyride (2001), Wolf Creek (2005), The Hole (2001), Triangle (2009), Midnight Meat Train (2008), My Little Eye (2002), Vacancy (2007), Funny Games (2007), Hard Candy (2005), Identity (2003), Wind Chill (2007), Gothika (2003), The Cell (2000), and The Hamiltons (2006) also all get overlooked and are underrated.
1408 is absolutely phenomenal (the theatrical version that ends with the tape being played, anyway- the director's cut ending with the cheap jump scare is crap). Honestly other than The Shining I'd say it's the best ever film based on a Stephen King story, I never get tired of watching it.
The Collector and The Collection are 2 of my favorites. Too bad The Collected probably won’t get made. The Midnight Meat Train is also an underrated horror movie as well.
10. The Backwoods (1:04) 9. The Girl Next Door (2:05) 8. Left Bank (3:05) 7. Highwaymen (4:04) 6. Meatball Machine (4:56) 5. The House of the Devil (5:56) 4. The Exorcism of Emily Rose 3. The Woods (7:40) 2. Broterhood of the Wolf (8:40) 1. Inside (9:30)
I feel like The Others is a film that is incredibly underrated. Although it had great reviews, people don't seem to talk about it much. Yes, it isn't that scary as far as horror films go, but it is incredibly intriguing throughout. From the unsettling atmosphere to the incredible performances of Nicole Kidman and the children and of course the ending is spectacular. It's just a great horror film that I think slipped through the cracks a bit.
I feel like I might get some crap for this one but Dog Soliders was a pretty good movie that never got any publicity. I just randomly caught it on tv years ago and fell in love with it
What's truly upsetting about The Girl Next Door is not just the abuse of her aunt but how many other people were complicit. The movie is a brilliant depiction of how easily people be can be swayed toward evil by others. It makes you wonder what any of us may be capable of.
Jennifer Carpenter is such an underated actress. Since her days as Debra Morgan in Dexter to Quarantine, Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Factory, Limitless, The Evil Within... Back in the day, I always thought she shoud've been Jessica Jones.
The murder of Sylvia Likens is one of the most horrifying stories I've ever heard. Quite honestly, the woman who killed her should have been put to death. I don't know how anyone could do what she did to another person.
When I look up "true" horror I expect to see the film has portrayed a highly sensationalized version of the crime to attract viewers. To see that exactly the opposite was the case with the murder of Sylvia Likens was truly chilling, a crime so heinous the censor would never allow it to be depicted accurately in film. So many people ignored her pleas for help, multiple children were accomplices, the scale of the torture and the manner of death, unforgettable.
@@Sunny_jae So many people failed her. She told adults what was happening but they assumed she was making it up because it was so extreme. Neighbors knew something was up but never contacted authorities. Her teachers didn't follow up when she stopped coming to class weeks before she was killed. It's just a lot of indifferent people ignoring these kids. Horrifying.
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS @ #3! Seriously love that more people are finding out about The Woods! Such a creepy story and the film is just shot beautifully. Such a perfect aesthetic!
I would def include 'May', 'Ginger Snaps 3', '100 Feet', & 'Cherry Falls' on here. A great list regardless (ty for including 'House of the Devil' & 'the Woods')
KingxD3ath_ARTS it has a small following in the Horror community. But nowhere near what it should be. I absolutely love it & it makes me happy af you do too
@@corydeceased I'm happy you heard of it. I never once seen anyone mention it before. I came across it cause this guy used to give my grandparents free movies and that just so happen to be there. I legit thought it was some crazy illegal secret movie
I popped in The Exorcism of Emily Rose when i wasn't feeling well and wanted to relax with a garbage horror movie and i was pretty surprised by how good it was...not really SCARY, but it's actually a pretty interesting/gripping drama
A couple other underrated gems. dark water 2002 is a Japanese paranormal slow burn. behind the mask: the rise of Leslie Vernon 2006 is a mockumentary slasher film that shows the titular character trying to become an infamous slasher like Freddy and Jason. splinter 2008 is a really well-acted body horror creature feature that includes Shea Wigham being the best. bones 2001 is a paranormal slasher revenge story that stars Snoop Dogg as Jimmy bones. Bubba Ho-Tep is a horror comedy starring Bruce Campbell as Elvis Presley. And finally, the burrowers is a creature feature western that features a rescue party out to find a missing family of settlers only to come into conflict with the native Americans and far more sinister titular monsters.
Toolbox Murders (2004). It's a Tobe Hooper movies with a decent story. It starts out slow, but ramps up pretty quick with some decent kills that aren't seen in other horror flicks. 7/10
My taste is weird but still: Reeker, Cabin Fever, Dust Devil, Dr. Giggles, Scream 3, Kill Theory, Tamara, Venom (2005), See No Evil, The Breed, Hellraiser Inferno, Hellraiser Deader, House of 9, Sleepless, Creep (2004), The Ruins, Dark Water, The Fourth Kind, Jason X, Darkness Falls, Shrooms, House of Wax, Doom, Black Christmas (2006), Cold Prey, Turistas, Primeval, Splinter, Calvaire, Inside, Exam
Dust Devil and Dr Giggles are from the 90's but I love your list very much. Exam, Cold Prey, Cabin Fever, Reeker, Inside, Shrooms, The Ruins, House of 9, Splinter, Calvaire are amazing
If anything, Ash is in no way overrated. She is beautiful, funny, into horror movies and with that english accent. I think that perfection isn’t a exaggeration to describe her! Keep up Ash, you are a jewel!
I think a few that get overlooked are "May", "Ginger Snaps", "Orphan", and Rob Zombies "Devil's Rejects". Who can remember how powerful the scene was where he makes the girlfriend where the Face mask?
Devil's Rejects got a super wide theatrical release though. But points to it for being the one movie Rob Zombie has made that isn't a complete trash fire.
Devil's Rejects made an impact on me. Also I thought the Wolf Creek movies were very intense. I had a copy of Wolf Creek for quite a while before I could get past the first murder scene. I just couldn't watch it for like a year or more. Finally I watched that film completely. Never had the urge to watch it again, but it was well crafted, in my opinion. That villain was believable.
I'm a gamer so I think Stay Alive deserves a lot more attention. That includes the in movie video game being adapted into an actual video game....without the nasty side effects.
Lets face it, Stay Alive wasnt that good, theres a reason it got 5.1 on IMDB. But based on your profile picture I can recommend a movie youre gonna like - Event Horizon.
Ah, one of my favorite movies, The Exorcism of Emily Rose. Every now and then, I either watch this movie or just go to TH-cam and watch clips. From what I can recall, Jenifer Carpenter/Emily Rose, does all that body contortion all on her own. It's great when an actor gives it her all and then some. I think the church scene is I most creepy for me for four reasons, one, she's in a church and still being tormented, two, the boyfriend is witnessing it. And three, the close up of her face and eyes as she's, four, contorting her body minus any CGI. BTW, another actor who can contort his body naturally, is Bill Skarsgard. He's the clown in the remake of IT. The scene where he is in the icebox all twisted up, he did that all on his own, they only attached a wire to his foot so he could pop out like he did. Also, Exorcisms and Clowns scare the shit outta me, BUT I AM IN LOVE WITH BOTH OF THESE MOVIES... lol
The exorcism of Emily Rose is an outstanding supernatural horror film, it's scary, brilliantly shot and well paced. If you haven't seen it yet then i highly advise you do so.
After I saw so many people recommend Ginger Snaps I watched all 3 parts of it (the first and second part are the connected story, and the third part has the same 2 girls as the main characters but in the early 1800s), and I can only recommend them too. Definitely underrated and cool if you havent seen them before.
Session 9 is one of the best horror movies of that decade too many people are sleeping on. Trivia: Inside was referenced by none other than Shondaland show Private Practice, which had pregnant character Violet end up similarly to the lead of the movie (she lived, though).
Wow. "Marebito". Hadn't thought about that one in a while. Great movie until the last 1 minute. The end was a cop out cause. Its like they couldn't think of a proper ending.
Oprhan I thought was very underrated. Granted it wasn't the most original idea with the evil child scenario, but the performances were great and the twist was rather shocking for a first time viewing.
The Girl Next Door is a very upsetting movie. The fact it is based on a true story from my home state of Indiana makes it even more sad for me. I felt sick and feeling like I needed a shower after watching it. It’s one of those movies you only need to watch once and it sticks with you.
The Ruins in 2008 I think is underrated, personally. Its a horror flick i can watch and again and again. It's brutal, mysterious, gory, and takes place mostly during the daylight hours. Not a lot of horror movies do.
The Girl Next Door is probably one of the hardest movies to finish. I knew the true story that the movie was based on. I honestly regret watching it. Not because it was a bad movie but because it was so close to what actually happened and it broke my heart. Despite regretting watching this is a must watch to prevent events like this from ever happening. Speak up speak out stop child abuse.
I cried at The Girl Next Door. I also cried when I read about the Sylvia Likens case (I read about the real story before I saw the movie) and it’s sooo much worse than they portrayed in the film. Awful.
The Marsh (2006) is a criminally underrated film. Another take on the Sylvia Likens murder was the unfortunately ignored crime horror An American Crime (2007) starring Ellen Page. Speaking of Ellen Page, check out Hard Candy (2005). Technically labeled a thriller, it's definitely got some decent horror markers. While not from the 2000's (it's a 2011 film) The Afflicted was another horror movie based on a true crime and goes mostly unknown.
Saw Brotherhood of the Wolf at the theaters and when everyone realized it was subtitled, and started leaving the theater, I told my friends, "let's give it 15 minutes". 2 hours later everyone was talking about how great that movie is.
Did anyone see "Witching and Bitching", by Alex de la Iglesia? (Original title "Las Brujas de Zugarramurdi", Spain, 2013) One of the best horror comedy I've seen, great writing, awesome tones blending, must watch!
4:15 "An action packed chiller that lacks the nuisance of his earlier film"....You wouldn't, by any stretch of the imagination, mean *_nuance_* would you?
Flowers in the attic killed my love of adults treating children badly horror movies. Mostly because I personally wouldn't have put up with any of it. Meaning I would have Home Alone-d any would be terrorize-r. When my first grade teacher tried to paddle me I took the paddle away from her and asked if she wanted a whipping for trying to whip me, suffice to say no teacher ever tried that again. Now that I think of it I'm surprised they didn't send me to the schools psychiatrist
Omg I remember how hypeddd the exorcism of Emily rose was when it came out. I was in jr high and when we got to watch it at home, the nightmares were crazy. I couldn’t sleep for soooo long. Everyone was terrified of it!
A good list... a list that I would add the following to. The Collector Laid to Rest The Hills Run Red Orphan Deadgirl The Covenant Frailty Vacancy Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
***clicks on video*** Me: Right. I'm a HUGE fan of the genre. I bet I've seen most, if not all of these. Also me: 2? 2/10?!!??? 🤦♂️ Be safe and stay blessed team WhatCulture 🙏 And thanks for the video 🔥Ash🔥!!! Now if you'll excuse me . . . I've got a head to hang in shame
I'd argue that 2010 Die was a new take on the Saw portion of tense horror movies that made you get squirmy during certain games that were being played. Another one I personally enjoyed was Would You Rather? Based off the board game of the same name, this has a nasty horror twist on the harmless question.
Anyone ever seen a movie called DOLLS? I watched it when I was VERY VERY YOUNG. Fucked me up real bad, to the point that if I bumped or dropped one of my dolls, I would immediately pick it up any apologize profusely. I never broke a toy or left one dragging to be kicked or stepped on. No one touched my dolls but me. Even beat my sisters ass once cause she stomped my purple teddy bear I got from the fair when I was 6, that I still have even now at 40 years old...
How about "The Gravedancers"? I think that was released during the Naughties. It was part of that midnight horror series that came out with six or seven movies every year. It's cheesy, but in a good way.
"Meatball Machine" is a classic Japanese gore/horror along with "Machinegirl" which I liked better. The actress in "Emily Rose" was indeed excellent. "Inside" is the most brutal, terrifying movie I've ever seen!!!!!
The Collector (2009), Creep (2004), 1408 (2007), May (2002), Joyride (2001), Wolf Creek (2005), The Hole (2001), Triangle (2009), Midnight Meat Train (2008), My Little Eye (2002), Vacancy (2007), Funny Games (2007), Hard Candy (2005), Identity (2003), Wind Chill (2007), Gothika (2003), The Cell (2000), and The Hamiltons (2006) also all get overlooked and are underrated.
Bones (2001)?
1408 is absolutely phenomenal (the theatrical version that ends with the tape being played, anyway- the director's cut ending with the cheap jump scare is crap). Honestly other than The Shining I'd say it's the best ever film based on a Stephen King story, I never get tired of watching it.
The Collector and The Collection are 2 of my favorites. Too bad The Collected probably won’t get made. The Midnight Meat Train is also an underrated horror movie as well.
Jennifer Carpenters acting in The Exorcism of Emily Rose is beyond incredible
YES! "The Brotherhood of the Wolf"!!!
The movie is GORGEOUS.
That first fight scene in the rain is beautiful, amazing and iconic.
A huge success that it was fashionable to trash at the times…
Stay Alive done right could’ve easily been one of the greatest 00’s horror films
The director's cut made it passable. The theatrical version was definitely a step down and made it nearly garbage level.
10. The Backwoods (1:04)
9. The Girl Next Door (2:05)
8. Left Bank (3:05)
7. Highwaymen (4:04)
6. Meatball Machine (4:56)
5. The House of the Devil (5:56)
4. The Exorcism of Emily Rose
3. The Woods (7:40)
2. Broterhood of the Wolf (8:40)
1. Inside (9:30)
Doing the Lords work..
@@armpitification 😅😉
The thumbnail pic is from Trouble Every Day, so gather this is not in the list.
Space Monkey it’s actually from Inside but the actresses do look similar and there’s a lot of blood as well so I can see how it looks that way
@@kristincaplinger3329 Thanks for explaining that, I would have been sure it was Trouble Every Day, though it has been a long time since seen it.
i was surprised not to see Pandorum (2009) with Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster, a slow burn sci-fi survival horror with a really good twist ending.
That’s one of my favorites
Dog Soldiers was really good. Same with Ginger Snaps.
Ginger snaps scared me as a kid
Descent is a masterpiece everyone should know it by now
I feel like The Others is a film that is incredibly underrated. Although it had great reviews, people don't seem to talk about it much. Yes, it isn't that scary as far as horror films go, but it is incredibly intriguing throughout. From the unsettling atmosphere to the incredible performances of Nicole Kidman and the children and of course the ending is spectacular. It's just a great horror film that I think slipped through the cracks a bit.
Squiddy Biddy I love the Others!
I love that movie, especially the ending.
Yeah i liked that one quite well
Try Stoker with Kidman and Mia Wasikowska, it's also gothic and hard to define
1408 is so underrated
Insanely underrated
Brotherhood of the Wolf was a masterpiece.
No one ever mentions Brotherhood of The Wolf! And it's so good!
Ash there is not a single way you could ever be overrated 😪 we will always miss you, may you fly up there with the best 🙏🏻
I feel like I might get some crap for this one but Dog Soliders was a pretty good movie that never got any publicity. I just randomly caught it on tv years ago and fell in love with it
What's truly upsetting about The Girl Next Door is not just the abuse of her aunt but how many other people were complicit. The movie is a brilliant depiction of how easily people be can be swayed toward evil by others. It makes you wonder what any of us may be capable of.
Jennifer Carpenter is such an underated actress.
Since her days as Debra Morgan in Dexter to Quarantine, Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Factory, Limitless, The Evil Within...
Back in the day, I always thought she shoud've been Jessica Jones.
The murder of Sylvia Likens is one of the most horrifying stories I've ever heard. Quite honestly, the woman who killed her should have been put to death. I don't know how anyone could do what she did to another person.
When I look up "true" horror I expect to see the film has portrayed a highly sensationalized version of the crime to attract viewers. To see that exactly the opposite was the case with the murder of Sylvia Likens was truly chilling, a crime so heinous the censor would never allow it to be depicted accurately in film. So many people ignored her pleas for help, multiple children were accomplices, the scale of the torture and the manner of death, unforgettable.
Jason Toney I really regret watching that movie & even more horrifying: the real story.
There’s another version of the story with Ellen Page...An American Crime. I was really disturbed by that one, dunno if I wanna watch this one 😬
Literally just finished reading this story. I’m disgusted with humans. Why did her sister never help her?!?
@@Sunny_jae So many people failed her. She told adults what was happening but they assumed she was making it up because it was so extreme. Neighbors knew something was up but never contacted authorities. Her teachers didn't follow up when she stopped coming to class weeks before she was killed. It's just a lot of indifferent people ignoring these kids. Horrifying.
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS @ #3! Seriously love that more people are finding out about The Woods! Such a creepy story and the film is just shot beautifully. Such a perfect aesthetic!
The Exorcism of Emily Rose is a fantastic film!
And now I search for The Woods.
Severance 2006. It's a horror movie with laugh out loud moments
Agreed! I love that films so much.
YES!!!!
The whole, "Is a decapitated head still alive for a few seconds?", skit was hilarious
Is that the zombie movie with lumberjacks?
Dollar Tree & Everything 99 cents store has the Blu Ray & DVD of that movie right now. Just a heads up. 10/28
I would def include 'May', 'Ginger Snaps 3', '100 Feet', & 'Cherry Falls' on here. A great list regardless (ty for including 'House of the Devil' & 'the Woods')
Thank you for mentioning 100 feet. I loved that movie and seriously thought i was the only person to see it
KingxD3ath_ARTS it has a small following in the Horror community. But nowhere near what it should be. I absolutely love it & it makes me happy af you do too
@@corydeceased I'm happy you heard of it. I never once seen anyone mention it before. I came across it cause this guy used to give my grandparents free movies and that just so happen to be there. I legit thought it was some crazy illegal secret movie
KingxD3ath_ARTS for all its popularity, it might as well be. Jo Blo did a really good video about it not too long ago also
@@corydeceased i gotta check that out thanks for letting me know
There was that one slasher I liked called High Tension, and a supernatural horror flick titled Dead End.
Dead end was mind blowing
dead end is one of my faves
Oh jeez... don't get WhatCulture started on "High Tension". ha!
YESSS!!!
High Tension was a great movie!
@@alistertowelie Yes, and I just found out recently that Lin Shaye from the Insidious franchise was in it. Love her!
"Brotherhood of the Wolf" is a magnificent movie!!!!!
I popped in The Exorcism of Emily Rose when i wasn't feeling well and wanted to relax with a garbage horror movie and i was pretty surprised by how good it was...not really SCARY, but it's actually a pretty interesting/gripping drama
P2 was a great movie that gets looked over so often.
Highwaymen is such an underrated classic.
"Will Macklin. State Traffic Investigator."
I saw The House of The Devil on TV about 8 years ago, really good 80's inspired film. Came on while I was channel flicking at 2am in the morning.
I've owned the DVD for a while and it's not a bad movie. It's not one of my most watched movies but I don't mind it
The Brotherhood Of The Wolf is so brilliant and beautiful. I actually have 3 copies of it, a 1 disc DVD, a 2 disc DVD and the Blu-Ray.
Inside was crazy.
Loved Brotherhood of the Wolf! A couple that may get missed which I feel are extremely watch worthy; Midnight Meat Train and High Tension. 👍
A couple other underrated gems.
dark water 2002 is a Japanese paranormal slow burn.
behind the mask: the rise of Leslie Vernon 2006 is a mockumentary slasher film that shows the titular character trying to become an infamous slasher like Freddy and Jason.
splinter 2008 is a really well-acted body horror creature feature that includes Shea Wigham being the best.
bones 2001 is a paranormal slasher revenge story that stars Snoop Dogg as Jimmy bones.
Bubba Ho-Tep is a horror comedy starring Bruce Campbell as Elvis Presley.
And finally, the burrowers is a creature feature western that features a rescue party out to find a missing family of settlers only to come into conflict with the native Americans and far more sinister titular monsters.
Bubba Ho-Tep is amazing!
The girl next door disturbed the hell out of me. and I LOVE sadistic, gore horrors. It hit me in places no movie ever should.
Toolbox Murders (2004).
It's a Tobe Hooper movies with a decent story. It starts out slow, but ramps up pretty quick with some decent kills that aren't seen in other horror flicks. 7/10
Monster had a great look too. Definetly a good movie
My taste is weird but still: Reeker, Cabin Fever, Dust Devil, Dr. Giggles, Scream 3, Kill Theory, Tamara, Venom (2005), See No Evil, The Breed, Hellraiser Inferno, Hellraiser Deader, House of 9, Sleepless, Creep (2004), The Ruins, Dark Water, The Fourth Kind, Jason X, Darkness Falls, Shrooms, House of Wax, Doom, Black Christmas (2006), Cold Prey, Turistas, Primeval, Splinter, Calvaire, Inside, Exam
irina1296 is this a list of the worst movies ever made?😂❤️
@@CashelOConnolly Aside from Inside, just about all of these movies are fucking awful. Haha
Nice list haven’t seen a bunch of these
@@zachiswayposi1 cold prey and see no evil are okay slashers and the ruins is pretty good
Dust Devil and Dr Giggles are from the 90's but I love your list very much. Exam, Cold Prey, Cabin Fever, Reeker, Inside, Shrooms, The Ruins, House of 9, Splinter, Calvaire are amazing
Violent, Twisted and Psychologically scarring the French Film from 2008 Martyrs...OMG!!!
The Messengers 2007 is rarely talked about, and I thought it was pretty good
If anything, Ash is in no way overrated.
She is beautiful, funny, into horror movies and with that english accent. I think that perfection isn’t a exaggeration to describe her!
Keep up Ash, you are a jewel!
hope she sees this bro
This was a great list!! I feel like I’ve seen so much horror and I haven’t seen at least half of these so thank you!!
I think a few that get overlooked are "May", "Ginger Snaps", "Orphan", and Rob Zombies "Devil's Rejects". Who can remember how powerful the scene was where he makes the girlfriend where the Face mask?
Good shouts...seen them all.
Devil's Rejects got a super wide theatrical release though. But points to it for being the one movie Rob Zombie has made that isn't a complete trash fire.
Ginger snaps is one of my all time favorite movies and May is really good too!!
I think it's post 2010, but Lords of Salem was really cool.
Devil's Rejects made an impact on me. Also I thought the Wolf Creek movies were very intense. I had a copy of Wolf Creek for quite a while before I could get past the first murder scene. I just couldn't watch it for like a year or more. Finally I watched that film completely. Never had the urge to watch it again, but it was well crafted, in my opinion. That villain was believable.
At 4:16 "...lacks the nuisance of his earlier...". I think you meant "nuance". LOL
I was coming on here to say that. The nuisance? Really?
I was looking for this comment
Mis-read the script, naughty Ash
These people mispronounce a LOT of things, mostly people's names. It makes me cringe every time. ha ha
@@JJDBaca It would help if people didn't have stupid names like Tobe. Missing a Y there Tobe
I'm a gamer so I think Stay Alive deserves a lot more attention. That includes the in movie video game being adapted into an actual video game....without the nasty side effects.
Lets face it, Stay Alive wasnt that good, theres a reason it got 5.1 on IMDB. But based on your profile picture I can recommend a movie youre gonna like - Event Horizon.
Ah, one of my favorite movies, The Exorcism of Emily Rose. Every now and then, I either watch this movie or just go to TH-cam and watch clips. From what I can recall, Jenifer Carpenter/Emily Rose, does all that body contortion all on her own. It's great when an actor gives it her all and then some. I think the church scene is I most creepy for me for four reasons, one, she's in a church and still being tormented, two, the boyfriend is witnessing it. And three, the close up of her face and eyes as she's, four, contorting her body minus any CGI. BTW, another actor who can contort his body naturally, is Bill Skarsgard. He's the clown in the remake of IT. The scene where he is in the icebox all twisted up, he did that all on his own, they only attached a wire to his foot so he could pop out like he did. Also, Exorcisms and Clowns scare the shit outta me, BUT I AM IN LOVE WITH BOTH OF THESE MOVIES... lol
The exorcism of Emily Rose is an outstanding supernatural horror film, it's scary, brilliantly shot and well paced. If you haven't seen it yet then i highly advise you do so.
That movie is half dry, boring courtroom drama and half completely made up horror nonsense.
Jennifer Carpenter's physicality is extraordinary, though.
I had trouble sleeping for a lot of days when I saw that movie as a kid.
Ginger Snaps, Thir3en Ghosts(2001), Ghost Ship(2002), Frailty(2001) and Bubba Ho-Tep(2002)
Thirt3en ghosts is so good and I love Ghost Ship
The beginning of Ghost Ship stayed with me a REALLY long time. Great movie.
are any of those actually underrated? everyone has seen 13 ghosts, and ginger snaps.....
After I saw so many people recommend Ginger Snaps I watched all 3 parts of it (the first and second part are the connected story, and the third part has the same 2 girls as the main characters but in the early 1800s), and I can only recommend them too. Definitely underrated and cool if you havent seen them before.
I love Ginger Snaps so much
Session 9 is one of the best horror movies of that decade too many people are sleeping on.
Trivia: Inside was referenced by none other than Shondaland show Private Practice, which had pregnant character Violet end up similarly to the lead of the movie (she lived, though).
Frontier(s), The Dark, Midnight Meat Train, Marebito, Reincarnation, Home Movie, Session 9, Dark Ride...
Switchblade romance (Frontiers) is deeply homophobic
@@CashelOConnolly Switchblade Romance is actually Haute Tension.
Wow. "Marebito". Hadn't thought about that one in a while. Great movie until the last 1 minute. The end was a cop out cause. Its like they couldn't think of a proper ending.
@@CashelOConnolly who cares if its homophobic
Inside. Nailed it
Inside...that movie was too intense. I love horror but that was white knuckle intensity.
Oprhan I thought was very underrated. Granted it wasn't the most original idea with the evil child scenario, but the performances were great and the twist was rather shocking for a first time viewing.
The House of the Devil was so awesome!!🙌🙌
The Girl Next Door is a very upsetting movie. The fact it is based on a true story from my home state of Indiana makes it even more sad for me. I felt sick and feeling like I needed a shower after watching it. It’s one of those movies you only need to watch once and it sticks with you.
The Ruins in 2008 I think is underrated, personally. Its a horror flick i can watch and again and again. It's brutal, mysterious, gory, and takes place mostly during the daylight hours. Not a lot of horror movies do.
The Girl Next Door is probably one of the hardest movies to finish. I knew the true story that the movie was based on. I honestly regret watching it. Not because it was a bad movie but because it was so close to what actually happened and it broke my heart. Despite regretting watching this is a must watch to prevent events like this from ever happening. Speak up speak out stop child abuse.
I cried at The Girl Next Door. I also cried when I read about the Sylvia Likens case (I read about the real story before I saw the movie) and it’s sooo much worse than they portrayed in the film. Awful.
Genuinely did not expect The Woods to be on this listc let alone so high! That movie was def a fave for me as a kid
The Marsh (2006) is a criminally underrated film.
Another take on the Sylvia Likens murder was the unfortunately ignored crime horror An American Crime (2007) starring Ellen Page.
Speaking of Ellen Page, check out Hard Candy (2005). Technically labeled a thriller, it's definitely got some decent horror markers.
While not from the 2000's (it's a 2011 film) The Afflicted was another horror movie based on a true crime and goes mostly unknown.
It's a damn shame that 2006's Stay Alive isn't on this list for its premise alone.
Im so glad I saw Brotherhood of the Wolf in the theater
Tot Macher Me too!
that must have been an awesome experience, i am jealous
@@SuperMunchkin43 yeah still have very vivid memories of that bone chain whip sword
Wolf Creek creeped me out and stays with me to this day.
The Backwoods with Gary Oldman = worthy
The Machinist, while not exactly horror but a psychological thriller, is a good gem from 2004.
Brotherhood of the Wolf is phenomenal! One of my favorite movies. Treat yourself and watch this absolute gem!
The Woods was awesome! Finally a little recognition!
Saw Brotherhood of the Wolf at the theaters and when everyone realized it was subtitled, and started leaving the theater, I told my friends, "let's give it 15 minutes". 2 hours later everyone was talking about how great that movie is.
The Pouchkeepsie Tapes should be on this list. I get the feeling Ash hasn't seen it, but it is a mockumentary horror.
Here's my 10; Bite, The Butcher, Broken, DreamHome, Frontier(s), A Horrible Way To Die, Macabre, Neighbor, Stag Night and Storm Warning
I don't think I've heard of any of these, thanks for the recommendations.
Did anyone see "Witching and Bitching", by Alex de la Iglesia? (Original title "Las Brujas de Zugarramurdi", Spain, 2013) One of the best horror comedy I've seen, great writing, awesome tones blending, must watch!
I'm glad the woods is on here i honestly forgot all about that movie
Yes! The Woods is insanely genius! Especially if you rewatch it and see someone trying to save Agnes the whole time!
4:15 "An action packed chiller that lacks the nuisance of his earlier film"....You wouldn't, by any stretch of the imagination, mean *_nuance_* would you?
Flowers in the attic killed my love of adults treating children badly horror movies. Mostly because I personally wouldn't have put up with any of it. Meaning I would have Home Alone-d any would be terrorize-r. When my first grade teacher tried to paddle me I took the paddle away from her and asked if she wanted a whipping for trying to whip me, suffice to say no teacher ever tried that again. Now that I think of it I'm surprised they didn't send me to the schools psychiatrist
I think 2002 wes craven film "they" is underrated. I really enjoyed its take on night terrors and the ending was fantastic.
I loved that movie. The lead actress is underrated too, don't think I've ever seen her in anything else.
@@jeremyfrost2636 i think her name is laura reagen.a small but very effective film.a favorite.
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@@jerrynosek8499 You're right. I was blanking on it for some reason, but that's totally her name. Thanks!
She was in “My Little Eye” and James Wan’s “Dead Silence”.
Ash your not over rated you are just plain old awesome.
Omg I remember how hypeddd the exorcism of Emily rose was when it came out. I was in jr high and when we got to watch it at home, the nightmares were crazy. I couldn’t sleep for soooo long. Everyone was terrified of it!
A good list... a list that I would add the following to.
The Collector
Laid to Rest
The Hills Run Red
Orphan
Deadgirl
The Covenant
Frailty
Vacancy
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
Mine are:
Society
Deadgirl
The Battery
Pin
The Reflecting Skin
Mad Love
Dead and Buried
I was going to recommend German Slasher flick School's Out, but it was released in 1999.
I will never watch Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door ever again. It is well made but brutally devastating.
***clicks on video***
Me: Right. I'm a HUGE fan of the genre. I bet I've seen most, if not all of these.
Also me: 2? 2/10?!!???
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Be safe and stay blessed team WhatCulture 🙏
And thanks for the video 🔥Ash🔥!!!
Now if you'll excuse me . . .
I've got a head to hang in shame
In all fairness, I love the genre too and I've never seen any of these.
I love Horror films and I've literally seen 1 film on this list
@@Tob1Kadach1 which one?
I've now seen one as well after watching backwoods literally the day I watching the video.
Loved the Brotherhood of the Wolf ❤
Jeez, Ash. This is the best list I've read in quite some time! Thank you much!
I've seen most of these movies. It's nice when rare horror movies get some attention.
Ash is just PERFECT for this channel. Thank you so much for this. I"m a YUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE horror fan and this whole channel is just right what i want
The Woods has a lot of cool people in it. I'll be checking it out!
The director of the highwaymen did not invent the roadside horror genre. Alex kempar did. He was the real life serial killer the hitcher is based on.
The woods is such a good movie! I hate that people don't know more about it.
I'd argue that 2010 Die was a new take on the Saw portion of tense horror movies that made you get squirmy during certain games that were being played.
Another one I personally enjoyed was Would You Rather? Based off the board game of the same name, this has a nasty horror twist on the harmless question.
The Poughkeepsie tapes (2007). Great little disturbing movie for u horror buffs out there.
Girl Next Door was super hard to watch. Especially knowing it was based on a true story.
You should do a list of gems from the 2010s
Ooh, thanks for this list. I didn't know about most of these.
Anyone ever seen a movie called DOLLS? I watched it when I was VERY VERY YOUNG. Fucked me up real bad, to the point that if I bumped or dropped one of my dolls, I would immediately pick it up any apologize profusely. I never broke a toy or left one dragging to be kicked or stepped on. No one touched my dolls but me. Even beat my sisters ass once cause she stomped my purple teddy bear I got from the fair when I was 6, that I still have even now at 40 years old...
I highly recommend Trouble Every Day. (Not sure of the release year...) Not many films have a "death by cunnilingus" scene!
I love horror!!!...💯😎😃🥰😊😀😆☺️😍😄📽🎞🎥
Me too!!!
The Girl Next Door is a well-made film but it's incredibly difficult to watch. Few films genuinely disturb me but this one did.
How about "The Gravedancers"? I think that was released during the Naughties. It was part of that midnight horror series that came out with six or seven movies every year. It's cheesy, but in a good way.
"Meatball Machine" is a classic Japanese gore/horror along with "Machinegirl" which I liked better.
The actress in "Emily Rose" was indeed excellent.
"Inside" is the most brutal, terrifying movie I've ever seen!!!!!
omg gurl love that red hair
I love Highwaymen!
Feel like people forget about the movie Better Watch Out. It’s an amazing film about manipulation and is criminally underrated
It's from the 2010s though, so it wouldn't belong on this list.
The House of the Devil is really good. I think I'll watch it again, thanks for reminding :)