Best thing about My Bloody Valentine as a Supernatural fan was watching the trailer, seeing the killer standing silhouetted in the aisle of a convenience store or something, and instantly being like "I know those bowed legs and machete grip, Tom's the killer, no need to watch now."
What the audience was not able to understand about High tension is that the movie started with Marie already inside an institution just about to be interviewed, what we saw after was her understanding of what happened. She was telling the story from her point of view all along.
There's 2 scenes shot from the detective's point of view, the second of which shows two vehicles, and she couldn't have driven both. The twist was obviously tacked on, with the rest of the film not made with it in mind, just hand waving the plot holes away with a half baked unreliable narrator trope. Also, the cover shot scene with the electric saw thing would have been a much better scene with her chasing down and killing the murderer. No, I don't care that that would have been obvious, I'm not interested in watching a director stroke his own ego over how clever he thinks he is. It's a shame, 'cause it's a great film with great acting until the stupid twist ruins it. The film isn't watchable the second time through due to the fact that the film just outright lies to the audience several times. Reminds me of Shutter Island. Better twist there, but, doesn't work on a rewatch, because there are moments and entire scenes that don't actually exist/never happened/couldn't have actually happened, that are just there to keep the audience from seeing the twist coming. I hate it.
@@NinjaMatt2201 No you’re wrong the twist is there to prevent it being a total rip off. Hey let’s take on this twist so we don’t get so much flack. This story gets so much praise and it pisses me off. Even people like you have it all wrong. The director and writer aren’t clever in the least! Ha the whole movie until the twist is shot for shot dean koontzs intensity.
@@LeolaGlamour The positive reviews pissed me off because they didn't see how bad the twist is. I agree they aren't clever, I meant someone who isn't clever, but thinks they are. Empty ego. (sorry if it is me that misunderstood you, just let me know.) I don't know if he tried to get the license for the book and failed, or if he meant to steal it from the off. I'm not a writer, but I'm a musician, and there are similar stories in music. Seems to me it's not really that hard to make enough changes to make something inspired by, not plagiarized. But like you said, they aren't clever. I'd ask if they ever got sued, but I guess the film didn't do well enough to warrant it. Just let it die on it's own and be forgotten over time, suing them would give it more attention and risk making it successful. Thanks for letting me know, getting the book next paycheck. I'm glad I only rented the movie and didn't buy it, Blockbuster was a thing then.
Excuse me? Wallace and Gromit the Curse of the Wererabbit was the scariest film ten year old me saw, and I demand you treat it with the reverence it deserves XD
I love it for the acting and the "ending is the most important part" speech, but yeah, King's explanations for how/why everything happens in his novels are completely batsh**. I can't begin to explain the IT/Pennywise backstory reveal, so let me just go with this one in a conversation I imagine probably happened format "No Stephen, we aren't filming a scene where children have an orgy in the sewer just to explanation why they are so close. Are you f-ing high?"
Damn, I thought from the quick clips in the beginning, that Identity would be on this list. A terrific movie about a guy who has multiple personalities, all killing each other off inside the man's head. I thought this movie had one of the best twists in horror movies, to see that the entire movie was taking place inside the head of a man with multiple personalities. I also enjoyed My Bloody Valentine, and Hide and Seek. Another really good movie with a good twist ending is Frailty. It doesn't fit this list, because the killer knows he's killing, but the twist of the ending is really well done and surprising.
@@raynewilson7047 That was a real surprise! The whole time I was caught up in this "well, religious delusions are obviously a real danger" line of thinking, and then... that?! Biggest WTF ending ever!
In regard to My Bloody Valentine, it's Tom HANNIGER, not Hannigan. Also, what's ambiguous about the ending of the original My Bloody Valentine? It's pretty clear cut that Axel Palmer is the killer, driven mad by seeing Harry Warden kill his father when he was a child. There's nothing somewhat ambiguous about that, lol.
Right I had to rewind it cause I made a comment about this movie also lmao like wait no it was Axel and that makes sense; don't confuse me I love this garbage 😂😂
@@karabartley 😂😂 Right!. I love it too. Been into this shit my entire life. As a child, I chose Slasher movies over cartoons, lol. When I was about 4 years old I was obsessed with the movie Alice Sweet Alice. The movie didn't scare me at all, but the cover art on the VHS box terrified me, lol.
I caught that mistake, as well as Ted, not Tom was Timothy Hutton's name in Secret Window. "I corrected them." Shining reference. I have seen countless WhatCulture videos and they fuck up all the time like that. Very unprofessional and makes them look bad. My reviews always have the facts straight and if I do mess up, I correct myself.
I saw Identity in the sequence in the beginning, but it never showed up on the list! *Spoilers* That movie was all about trying to make the Killer realize that he was the murderer or to remove the personality of the killer from his mind...
Maybe it doesn't fully fit the list because he doesn't actually kill anyone in the movie; they're all just his own personalities and not actual people per se
@@lima9212 Pruitt Taylor Vince's character is most definitely meant to have been a killer, but due to his dissociative identity disorder, he doesn't realize that he is one.
I loved My Bloody Valentine's twist so much, on my first watch I thought the killer returned then I genuinely started to suspect it was the boyfriend, Axel. I was so shocked and amazed when the truth was revealed! ❤️
There's a reason for that-- In the original film from 1981, the killer WAS Axel. It was changed to Tom in the remake to preserve the impact of the idea of the twist by changing the actual twist itself. You picked up on some very intentional red herrings.
"Dream House"? How do you figure that one? He was delusional and living in a false identity, but he wasn't 'the killer'. He didn't kill his family, someone else did.
Stephen King wrote it and of course in the book there was way more to it than just a split personality. They just dumb down Stephen Kings stories for movies.
It's also explained in the book, when Mort is in a writing class, he steals a story from another student who had left the class. Even had it published under his name and got paid 4 it. Which leads to a guilty conscience and Shooter accusing Mort of "stealing" his story.
There is another movie that should have made the list on here which was Tenebre. It is a 1982 giallo movie about a writer investigating a series of murders that have been inspired by his books to kill. Throughout the movie, we don't see for sure who the killer is until the very end that it turns out to be the writer himself
Came to say this. Never understood the hate for this movie. It's definitely creepy. I think people just hate it cause it's such a departure from the style of the first.
Toms dad doesn’t die in the mine explosion he dies in between the current event of the film and after Harry wakes up and goes on a killing spree that’s the only reason he was back in town was to sell his dads mine
Also Catacombs (2007). Great movie where (spoilers) the main character actually is the real killer of her sister's friends after driven mad under the catacombs during a rave party.
I was thinking the same thing, it’s almost the perfect movie, I found the shooter, and then shoot her on the wall cringy also, but to pick on this masterpiece when no other film got picked on just seems wrong
Not knowing Secret Window belongs to Stephen King might be forgiveable since I'm sure he knows now with all the comments lol But it's a whole other thing to imply that the word play concept is ridiculous when it's been used frequently in literature and film for forever. They could probably even do an entire list of this showing up in tv and film! Not that outrageous my guy.
Ok, so it's a big enough deal that you missed the infamous twist of Identity (seriously this is the only thing that movie is known for) but how did you miss even mentioning Psycho?!
The into showed part of the shower scene and a scene with Janet Leigh from the film. Its monotonous to include it on a list at this point but it's the second reference they show visually.
I literally watched this whole thing just to see if Jensen Ackles was going to be in it because it was the only twist I knew and it was my favorite other than Wallace and Gromit
I gotta admit I'm usually great at sussing out the killer in movies but a few of these really surprised me. Hide and Seek and Secret Window were two really great ones.
High Tension is pretty much a rip off of “Intensity” by Dean Koontz. Even the director Alexandre Aja agreed. I had seen the miniseries of Intensity with John C McGinley first and later, when I was watching High Tension I was thinking “wow that’s right out of ‘Intensity’”. I mean, yeah not the twist ( which doesn’t make sense if you watch the beginning shot with the guy in the truck) but many of the scenes.
I remember watching this like, 30 minute short about a woman who commits suicide via sleeping pills, but then ends up waking up to a zombie apocalypse. She stumbles out of her apartment dazed and confused trying to find her friends. In the end, she walks in and they attack her but then her nerdy friend comes to her rescue. She then looks in the mirror and realizes she's been a zombie since she woke up
Great list, and you've definitely given me some new films to check out. But I just don't think this list can be complete without Angel Heart or The Others. As with all of these films, you kind of see the ending coming from a ways off... but it's still heart-pounding when you get there.
I'm currious if anyone else thinks Malignant should be on this list too. as its a malformed conjoined twin taking control on the main characters body to do the killings.
I stg if ONE more movie makes the antagonist have Dissociative Identity Disorder… This is why there is such a stigma on the disorder. Because they’re all portrayed as murderers. 😡
Not a movie, but the second season premiere of lie to me featured a character with DID that wasn’t the antagonist. Not all together sure on the accuracy of the portrayal tho
I remember the first time I watched high tension, it was terrifying & amazingly scary, but the second time it kinda made no sense she's be able to be in both places at once so the huge gaps & holes had me more mad I liked it so much I told everyone about it!!! It was mostly scary tho, half cause it vaguely reminded me of dean Koontz's intensity, one of my all time top 10 fave books... That book terrified me cause I'd genuinely scared of being in a messed up scary killer type situation only to be saved thinking it's over then boom I'm wishing from the last situation I just got out of cause these people are way worse, like Alice in 'after midnight' Richard laymon is like that too. Great books so check em out!
It has been many many years since I watched the Blair Witch 2, but I always thought it was the witch that was the killer and she somehow altered all the camera footage to set the trio up for the murder. It must have just been my youthful mindset that couldn't keep up.
No it’s a rip off of a much better work called intensity by dean koontzs (the asshole didn’t even try to change the name), this jerk just changed the ending and you know why it doesn’t make sense and you hate it? Cause that not the original ending. That’s what happens when you rip off someone’s work.
Secret Window is based on Stephen King short story. Love that movie and Jensen's portayal of the miner and hide and seek was brilliant. you given me some to chase up as these type of movies are ones that I chase down and I agree with DerangedVoices sad that you missed Identity that was brilliant
Best thing about My Bloody Valentine as a Supernatural fan was watching the trailer, seeing the killer standing silhouetted in the aisle of a convenience store or something, and instantly being like "I know those bowed legs and machete grip, Tom's the killer, no need to watch now."
Best movie on there was Wallace and Gromit.
Said anywhere W & G is seen
i love wallace and gromit and i'm 68 yrs old stay healthy and happy
Oh boy
Fr tho
Truth.
What the audience was not able to understand about High tension is that the movie started with Marie already inside an institution just about to be interviewed, what we saw after was her understanding of what happened. She was telling the story from her point of view all along.
Doesn't mean it makes sense.
There's 2 scenes shot from the detective's point of view, the second of which shows two vehicles, and she couldn't have driven both. The twist was obviously tacked on, with the rest of the film not made with it in mind, just hand waving the plot holes away with a half baked unreliable narrator trope. Also, the cover shot scene with the electric saw thing would have been a much better scene with her chasing down and killing the murderer. No, I don't care that that would have been obvious, I'm not interested in watching a director stroke his own ego over how clever he thinks he is. It's a shame, 'cause it's a great film with great acting until the stupid twist ruins it. The film isn't watchable the second time through due to the fact that the film just outright lies to the audience several times. Reminds me of Shutter Island. Better twist there, but, doesn't work on a rewatch, because there are moments and entire scenes that don't actually exist/never happened/couldn't have actually happened, that are just there to keep the audience from seeing the twist coming. I hate it.
What many don’t understand is the crappy twist is to hide he stole the movie almost scene for scene from Dean Koontz’s book intensity.
@@NinjaMatt2201
No you’re wrong the twist is there to prevent it being a total rip off. Hey let’s take on this twist so we don’t get so much flack. This story gets so much praise and it pisses me off. Even people like you have it all wrong. The director and writer aren’t clever in the least! Ha the whole movie until the twist is shot for shot dean koontzs intensity.
@@LeolaGlamour The positive reviews pissed me off because they didn't see how bad the twist is. I agree they aren't clever, I meant someone who isn't clever, but thinks they are. Empty ego. (sorry if it is me that misunderstood you, just let me know.) I don't know if he tried to get the license for the book and failed, or if he meant to steal it from the off. I'm not a writer, but I'm a musician, and there are similar stories in music. Seems to me it's not really that hard to make enough changes to make something inspired by, not plagiarized. But like you said, they aren't clever. I'd ask if they ever got sued, but I guess the film didn't do well enough to warrant it. Just let it die on it's own and be forgotten over time, suing them would give it more attention and risk making it successful. Thanks for letting me know, getting the book next paycheck. I'm glad I only rented the movie and didn't buy it, Blockbuster was a thing then.
Excuse me? Wallace and Gromit the Curse of the Wererabbit was the scariest film ten year old me saw, and I demand you treat it with the reverence it deserves XD
i was also terrified of Wallace and Gromit the curse of the Wererabbit as a kid. I was 7 when it came out.
Cheese gromit!
@@snoox27 I'm just crackers about cheese!! sorry i couldn’t resist.
Triangle was a great movie. Took me 2 to 3 viewings to fully catch all the Easter eggs and understand it all
"Who wrote this?" - literally Stephen King, lol
To be fair, King doesn't have the best record with endings in general.
I love it for the acting and the "ending is the most important part" speech, but yeah, King's explanations for how/why everything happens in his novels are completely batsh**. I can't begin to explain the IT/Pennywise backstory reveal, so let me just go with this one in a conversation I imagine probably happened format "No Stephen, we aren't filming a scene where children have an orgy in the sewer just to explanation why they are so close. Are you f-ing high?"
Stop with literally already
@@lodja When people use it all the time and it ISN'T literal? Yes. But in this case it LITERALLY was literal.
@@SomewhatSlightlyBored Nor with writings. Some of his books are snoozefest at best, but he wrote some masterpierces.
Damn, I thought from the quick clips in the beginning, that Identity would be on this list. A terrific movie about a guy who has multiple personalities, all killing each other off inside the man's head. I thought this movie had one of the best twists in horror movies, to see that the entire movie was taking place inside the head of a man with multiple personalities.
I also enjoyed My Bloody Valentine, and Hide and Seek.
Another really good movie with a good twist ending is Frailty. It doesn't fit this list, because the killer knows he's killing, but the twist of the ending is really well done and surprising.
Identity was a fantastic movie!!
I thought identity would be on here too amazing movie and that twist was the best
Yes it should have been on the list
Frailty was a really underrated movie!
@@raynewilson7047 That was a real surprise! The whole time I was caught up in this "well, religious delusions are obviously a real danger" line of thinking, and then... that?! Biggest WTF ending ever!
"Who wrote this?"
Eh... some guy called Stephen King did.
Amityville Curse is one of the most absolutely unintentionally funny horror films you will ever see. Hilarious!
In regard to My Bloody Valentine, it's Tom HANNIGER, not Hannigan. Also, what's ambiguous about the ending of the original My Bloody Valentine? It's pretty clear cut that Axel Palmer is the killer, driven mad by seeing Harry Warden kill his father when he was a child. There's nothing somewhat ambiguous about that, lol.
Right I had to rewind it cause I made a comment about this movie also lmao like wait no it was Axel and that makes sense; don't confuse me I love this garbage 😂😂
@@karabartley 😂😂 Right!. I love it too. Been into this shit my entire life. As a child, I chose Slasher movies over cartoons, lol. When I was about 4 years old I was obsessed with the movie Alice Sweet Alice. The movie didn't scare me at all, but the cover art on the VHS box terrified me, lol.
I caught that mistake, as well as Ted, not Tom was Timothy Hutton's name in Secret Window. "I corrected them." Shining reference. I have seen countless WhatCulture videos and they fuck up all the time like that. Very unprofessional and makes them look bad. My reviews always have the facts straight and if I do mess up, I correct myself.
I saw Identity in the sequence in the beginning, but it never showed up on the list!
*Spoilers*
That movie was all about trying to make the Killer realize that he was the murderer or to remove the personality of the killer from his mind...
I kept waiting for identity in the countdown! Shame they left it out.
Same
Agreed that it's rather annoying to have skipped it.
Maybe it doesn't fully fit the list because he doesn't actually kill anyone in the movie; they're all just his own personalities and not actual people per se
@@lima9212 Pruitt Taylor Vince's character is most definitely meant to have been a killer, but due to his dissociative identity disorder, he doesn't realize that he is one.
I loved My Bloody Valentine's twist so much, on my first watch I thought the killer returned then I genuinely started to suspect it was the boyfriend, Axel. I was so shocked and amazed when the truth was revealed! ❤️
There's a reason for that-- In the original film from 1981, the killer WAS Axel. It was changed to Tom in the remake to preserve the impact of the idea of the twist by changing the actual twist itself. You picked up on some very intentional red herrings.
Also could use "Psycho", "Malignant", "Last Night In Soho", "Dream House", "Saint Maud", "Shutter Island", and several others.
Last Night In Soho surely does count, Eloise was seeing through the killers eyes but she wasn't the killer.
To me, shutter island was more of a modern day noir, than a horror
@@margegarland7635 a really, really good noir at that.
shutter island most definitely
"Dream House"? How do you figure that one? He was delusional and living in a false identity, but he wasn't 'the killer'. He didn't kill his family, someone else did.
Stephen King wrote it and of course in the book there was way more to it than just a split personality. They just dumb down Stephen Kings stories for movies.
They dumb it down for the masses.
It's also explained in the book, when Mort is in a writing class, he steals a story from another student who had left the class. Even had it published under his name and got paid 4 it. Which leads to a guilty conscience and Shooter accusing Mort of "stealing" his story.
There is another movie that should have made the list on here which was Tenebre. It is a 1982 giallo movie about a writer investigating a series of murders that have been inspired by his books to kill. Throughout the movie, we don't see for sure who the killer is until the very end that it turns out to be the writer himself
Oh come on! I love “secret window”. It’s a good thriller. I may watch it tonight.
Ha me too. Perfect kinda short story made into a simple thriller
After all these years, Blair Witch 2 can finally say it was number one in some capacity
There is a book by Dean Koontz called Intensity which is almost the exact same plot as the first movie. Except for the twist.
Nice to see Blair Witch 2 get some recognition 👍
I liked it more than the first film, i found the first one boring
Agreed. Don't care for BW at all, but really enjoyed BW2 and also Curse of the Blair Witch (1999) and The Burkittsville 7 (TV Movie 2000).
Came to say this. Never understood the hate for this movie. It's definitely creepy. I think people just hate it cause it's such a departure from the style of the first.
Triangle is awesome! I get so excited when it shows up on the list!
secret window is absolutely one of my favorite right there but its best to read the short story of it tbh than only watching the film
Missed opportunity to highlight Memento, which does a wonderful job of building up the big reveal.
I’m surprised you forgot in Harry/Johnny in Angel Heart. More of a horror than Wallace & Gromit.
"I know who I am!"
Angel Heart was always one of my favorites. Before Mickey Rourke's face became a punching bag.
Secrete Window is based on a Stephen King short story. So he's the one that came up with the shoot her name lol :P
Wasn't the Shooter character based on someone Mort had known as a child, in the story though?
It’s kinda like Stephen King likes to use play on words. Redrum anyone
Long time no see, WhatCulture Horror.
“High Tension” made no sense once the killer was revealed and that’s annoying.
It canceled itself.
That's because it's a ripoff of dean koontz intensity but with a different ending
I loved it
I disagree. Loved the '' twist '' in the end !!!!
@@skaetur1 It did!
Toms dad doesn’t die in the mine explosion he dies in between the current event of the film and after Harry wakes up and goes on a killing spree that’s the only reason he was back in town was to sell his dads mine
I think "The Hitcher" only works if John is Jim's delusions.
How else does he ALWAYS know where JH will be?
"John Rider" is OBVIOUSLY an alias.
I love Secret Window, it's one of my favorite Stephen King movies.
Also Catacombs (2007). Great movie where (spoilers) the main character actually is the real killer of her sister's friends after driven mad under the catacombs during a rave party.
I wanted a video about characters who are scarier than the killer/monster like a person who scares the audience more than the actual monster
Grace Stewart? The Others? One of the greatest twist reveals in cinema history? No? Okay then.
And a movie you appreciate even better on second viewing, when all the clues are there !
Except they never killed anyone
@@richardtherichard26 she killed her kids and then herself
@@richardtherichard26 Her children and herself don't count because...?
High Tension is still one of my favorites, blew my mind when I first watched it.
Lesser known horror /musical "Don't Go in the Woods" is fitting for this list as well.
The way you described secret window makes me think you didn't even watch it
I was thinking the same thing, it’s almost the perfect movie, I found the shooter, and then shoot her on the wall cringy also, but to pick on this masterpiece when no other film got picked on just seems wrong
Not knowing Secret Window belongs to Stephen King might be forgiveable since I'm sure he knows now with all the comments lol But it's a whole other thing to imply that the word play concept is ridiculous when it's been used frequently in literature and film for forever. They could probably even do an entire list of this showing up in tv and film! Not that outrageous my guy.
Thank you for trying to use new movies. It feels like the same movies get recycled for new lists.
Ok, so it's a big enough deal that you missed the infamous twist of Identity (seriously this is the only thing that movie is known for) but how did you miss even mentioning Psycho?!
The into showed part of the shower scene and a scene with Janet Leigh from the film. Its monotonous to include it on a list at this point but it's the second reference they show visually.
What about Shutter Island or Fractured? We need a part 2!!!
Every time WCH slates Blair Witch 2 as trash, it's my duty to inform you all that it's actually a good movie. Pay no attention to the critics.
I love this movie never understood why people said it was bad the ending was crazy
Yeah that ending + 'funny farm' s music creeped me out when younger.
I agree, I loved it.
Idk. I haven't watch the Blair witch movies since I was 10. They werent scary. Kind of boring.
It was pretty decent
What about the movie Uninvited?
For a fun campy horror movie "You Might Be The Killer"
+1
I literally watched this whole thing just to see if Jensen Ackles was going to be in it because it was the only twist I knew and it was my favorite other than Wallace and Gromit
Lol so did I!
You missed the movie Malignant
That scene in My bloody valentine definitely makes me think of House of 1000 corpses and the scene underground.
I gotta admit I'm usually great at sussing out the killer in movies but a few of these really surprised me. Hide and Seek and Secret Window were two really great ones.
Blair witch 2 is so under appreciated I loved it thought it was better than the original
With all these being horror movies it's a surprise to see Wallace and Gromit on this list.
Srooms was a GOOD movie! SO glad it was on this list! :D and I own Triangle it's a mind screw of a movie but it's really good to
Finally a new WhatCulture Horror video, it's about GOD DAMN time! One of 2 WhatCulture channels I still watch.
High Tension is pretty much a rip off of “Intensity” by Dean Koontz. Even the director Alexandre Aja agreed.
I had seen the miniseries of Intensity with John C McGinley first and later, when I was watching High Tension I was thinking “wow that’s right out of ‘Intensity’”.
I mean, yeah not the twist ( which doesn’t make sense if you watch the beginning shot with the guy in the truck) but many of the scenes.
Exactly, the first scene with the trucker is choking indeed but doth not any sense maketh…
Shrooms is one of my favorites
really hammered home the whole don't do drugs notion
Lol brings me back
Triangle is a great movie!
Agreed, Triangle is flipping excellent
I really don't know how more people don't know about it.
Anytime it's a "suspense" movie it's always the one who doesn't know.
Secret window "who wrote this" me offended snapping bat my phone "Stephen King wrote it"
Also “Anna” in The Uninvited (2009)
The mother from The Others
Lol
@@amberlache92 Well, she did kill her kids and herself. Then as a ghost was in denial they were dead, and that she killed them all.
@@tsubakiofmelancholy6297 no disagreement. I just find it funny.great film.
Who wrote Secret Window?
Are. You. Kidding. Me!???
I remember watching this like, 30 minute short about a woman who commits suicide via sleeping pills, but then ends up waking up to a zombie apocalypse. She stumbles out of her apartment dazed and confused trying to find her friends. In the end, she walks in and they attack her but then her nerdy friend comes to her rescue. She then looks in the mirror and realizes she's been a zombie since she woke up
I think I saw this on TH-cam. I wish I could remember what the name was
It was episode 6, season 1 of the TV show Fear Itself
Props for putting shrooms on here. Much love for the b horror
There's actually a movie of this question called "I Think I Might Be The Killer"
Omg Wallace and gromit. That wererabbit movie brings back memories
Great list, and you've definitely given me some new films to check out. But I just don't think this list can be complete without Angel Heart or The Others. As with all of these films, you kind of see the ending coming from a ways off... but it's still heart-pounding when you get there.
I watched this knowing damn well Jensen Ackles would be here and I now feel complete.
There's also CENSOR; an excellent film where the protagonist is also (and sadly) the killer.
Would love to see the original cut of Book of Shadows
The uninvited is a really good one too
THE WALLACE AND GROMIT MADE ME CHOKE ON MY DRINK HOLY SHIT JBDHNFDNF
If you were to include video games, Silent Hill 2 also had a twist where the protagonist is a killer.
What ?no Anton from idle hands?
Ahh great point!
Thank you!
I'm not sure how this channel has so many videos and "Who wrote this?" just now came up.
I'm currious if anyone else thinks Malignant should be on this list too. as its a malformed conjoined twin taking control on the main characters body to do the killings.
I was thinking exactly this. I still don't know quite how to feel about that movie...
This was my thought too. I actually expected it to be on the list. Madison isn't *technically* killing anyone but I think it still counts.
I love “Secret Window”
I’m so sorry but I can’t stop cackling about Wallace and Gromit being on here. Was not seeing that coming.
My headcanon is that starring in the Blair Witch Project sequel is why Jeffrey Donovan's Michael Westen was actually burned in Burn Notice.
Wallace and Gromit, I almost forgot this movie existed
In the original RABID from the 1970s, I do not think the woman who was spreading the sickness was aware of what she was doing.
The evil mushroom, the evil mushroom made her do it 😂 wild
Never thought Wallace and Gromit would be in this list
Yay, you guys are back!
I stg if ONE more movie makes the antagonist have Dissociative Identity Disorder…
This is why there is such a stigma on the disorder. Because they’re all portrayed as murderers. 😡
Not a movie, but the second season premiere of lie to me featured a character with DID that wasn’t the antagonist. Not all together sure on the accuracy of the portrayal tho
My favourite movie, from this list, is _'Triangle',_ with _'Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2'_ coming in at a close second!
Please does anyone know what song is playing as the background music??
I remember the first time I watched high tension, it was terrifying & amazingly scary, but the second time it kinda made no sense she's be able to be in both places at once so the huge gaps & holes had me more mad I liked it so much I told everyone about it!!!
It was mostly scary tho, half cause it vaguely reminded me of dean Koontz's intensity, one of my all time top 10 fave books... That book terrified me cause I'd genuinely scared of being in a messed up scary killer type situation only to be saved thinking it's over then boom I'm wishing from the last situation I just got out of cause these people are way worse, like Alice in 'after midnight' Richard laymon is like that too. Great books so check em out!
It has been many many years since I watched the Blair Witch 2, but I always thought it was the witch that was the killer and she somehow altered all the camera footage to set the trio up for the murder. It must have just been my youthful mindset that couldn't keep up.
Up for interpretation.
Gotta do another one of these so you can talk about Malignant again. 🤣
"Who wrote this?"
It was Stephen King who wrote this.
Deepwater with Lucas Black is alot like Open Window. I enjoyed both of them.
This is one of my FAVORITE troupes. That and "Oh, this entire neighborhood is a cult not just the building I escaped from. F***."
The best explanation I heard for Marie is it's all from her completely mad point of view
But then, some scenes like the infamous "head" don't make sense…
No it’s a rip off of a much better work called intensity by dean koontzs (the asshole didn’t even try to change the name), this jerk just changed the ending and you know why it doesn’t make sense and you hate it? Cause that not the original ending. That’s what happens when you rip off someone’s work.
Secret Window is based on Stephen King short story. Love that movie and Jensen's portayal of the miner and hide and seek was brilliant. you given me some to chase up as these type of movies are ones that I chase down and I agree with DerangedVoices sad that you missed Identity that was brilliant
I loved Triangle!
This is one of those plot twists that either works very well or not at all... either way, it always ends up pissing somebody off lol
I like Book of Shadows. It really should have been its own movie instead of a ‘sequel’ though.
I always wondered if the original cut of Blair witch cut still exists?
Harry Angel/Johnny Favourite
"Verbally Abu her son" showing her about to smack the utter shit outta him. That's physical abuse
That's what I thought, too.
Shows Identity in the opening, identity not on the list😔
I can't believe that Angel Heart didn't make the list.