@@46kelceyLiterally everyone is saying they knew Quinn was the killer it was super obvious the moment they didn’t show her death and corpse so I don’t know where you got the “No one guessed it was Quinn” from plus if you said you knew it was the dad than it just makes it even more obvious that he lied about her death.
@@noahd5672 My comments keep getting deleted I’ll reply one more time but if it gets deleted I’m done smh 🤦🏼♂️ This started as a joke with the lady above me but my comments are gone so don’t think I’m being serious here it’s a fun and games. 😂😂
@@noahd5672 Literally no one said Quinn was the killer I follow tons of Scream fan sites and not one person guessed Quinn. Everyone now that the movie came out wants to seem cool so they now screaming Quinn. They were all stuck on Sam’s new boyfriend or Ethan. Even in theaters everyone gasped when Quinn pulled her mask off because they honestly thought she was dead just like her man in the tub. Thanks for your input though I’m sure someone will find it useful. 🤷🏼♂️😂 Lastly Scream 4 showed us family will kill family to succeed so it wouldn’t be a shock if he did kill her. Especially considering each movie is supposed to out do themselves.
@@46kelcey Literally tons of people guessed it was her before the movie came out so tf? Also if you knew the dad was the killer than how in the hell did you not think he was lying about her death? He literally did this for revenge for his sons death so he didn't kill his daughter. You can go on and on about how no one guessed her but lots of people guessed her so...
I've noticed that the last two Scream movies have made the killers the most likely suspect because the audience would least likely expect the most obvious choice. It's actually a very frustrating way to circumvent the audience's expectations.
Who the hell guessed that Roy was the killer in F13 part V? Of course he looked mortified picking Up a kid who just got axed in the face. He had one scene and they make no indication that he’s anything more than a paramedic. We don’t even know he’s Joey’s father or has any relation to him until the end.
That wasn't Lori hunting Tree down in the hospital that was the serial killer Lori was going to frame in killing Tree and he blew up the car with Tree in it.
I thought in the reveal it shows it was Lori actually killing Tree every time. Only the last time when Tree actually goes to kill the serial killer does he lunge at Tree. He was just a diversion, not the actual murderer.
@@shereadsmysteries it was. I’m pretty sure that she kept that bum fed up on all kinds of drugs to keep him crazed enough to attack Tree in the hospital
Not that I doubt you, but why the fuck did he have a birthday candle to light the gas with, and why the fuck did he use it? Only Lori has reason for both.
Surprised you didn't mention Lucifer in "Angelheart"... "Louis Cyphere" Alright, I know he's not the main villain of the film, as played by Mickey Rourke, but he IS the Devil!!
I'm always so oblivious about who the killers are, that I'm usually surprised when the reveal comes. Like in Scream VI or even Spiral, I wasn't suspecting it from the start. For me it's more enjoyable, the first time I'm surprised and if the movie is good, the rewatch finds me searching for the clues lol
I have always said this about I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, that last name is super common. I know four people with the last name Benson and none of them are related. NOBODY would piece that together in Horror Movie Land or the real world. Anybody who says it was soooooo obvious is lying. That leap in logic is too big to make.
I know this is movies not tv villains who gave themselves away at the beginning but this kinda happened with Squid Games , the only off screen murder was the 001 old man, that wasn't the beginning but similar
For Scream 6 I guessed 2 of them right, I kept circling back to the cop because he was sus from the start, he kept pushing the idea that it was Kirby but I didn’t want to believe it I was right 😂😂 I just didn’t guess they were 3 of them
I only guessed the sister, because she died off screen, which is super odd for Scream to do. But in retrospect, the dad was obvious, but I definitely think he was doing an ok job of hiding the fact by saying what he wanted to through his daughter’s “death”. Amber from 5 is the worst though, because she literally has no character nor anything to do. I guessed her 20 minutes in, because she was that suspicious and she didn’t have any cover for her to pretend she wasn’t. But 5 is definitely one of the worser films, since they cut out genuinely good killings and such from the original script (and I think Covid actually made them cut back, similar to 3 with Columbine).
@@wreckedxem3746 She ironically was the one I guessed, but it was only because they didn’t show her being killed. But I honestly didn’t realize how suspicious the cop was, but I guess I should have if I thought his daughter was the killer. The brother though was pretty well done, I think. I think 6 had more for the characters to do, so I didn’t suspect as much as I did with 5.
I will say, in Nail Gun Killer, they try really hard to make you think it was the r victim was the killer. In every scene with them before the reveal, it's clearly a shorter woman in the outfit with a voice modulator.
I disagree about Scream 6. Not only was it not blatant, it didn't make sense. I know it's fiction, but how exactly does a New York Cop get his hands on evidence from a serial killer (FBI) in California? Beyond that, why did Ethan help Mindy instead of just pretending he didn't see her? This one shouldn't be on a predictable list but one of stupid reveals that make no sense.
And how tf no one knew Bailey was Richie's father, including the FBI? It's 2023, people will dig your entire life on the internet in a matter of seconds. Also the fact he managed to steal some random girl's body to pretend it was his daughter......where is the forensic team???? Considering people are obsessed with ghost face in this universe, it seems like no one bothers to investigate 🤡
Also, the familial connection doesn't make sense. "Bailey". The last name of the 3 killers...okay..so how are they related to Richie KIRSCH?! Is that his middle name? Mother's maiden name? What the fuck? Never really says. So that's lame. People can say what they want about Scream 3's killer, but at least it explains how killer and hero are related and has that shit make sense.
For the latter, if Mindy lives and she just sees Ethan walk off, that is basically an indirect admission of guilt Saving her gives him a cover, and he can just kill her later
The killer in the Blackening was pretty east to spot as well. But I believe it was supposed to be that way. Anyway it's a really good horror/comedy if y'all get the chance see it, it's a fun movie!!
Bone Collector hint/reveal was so annoying. I remember watching it with my girlfriend, as she loved it and i had not seen it. As soon as the nurse looked uo i said "thats the killer" and it was!
I won’t lie that Scream 6 is definitely a little bit predictable, but it’s definitely 5 that has basically written killers on the killers forehead. Amber is overly suspicious, since she’s basically a cardboard character (along with Wes and Liv), so it’s easy to see that she’s the killer, especially since she kind of sucks at hiding it and they don’t tear away from her being suspicious. The boyfriends wasn’t as obvious, it it was clear to see Amber definitely was. I mean the whole family in 6 isn’t that obvious, mostly the sister, because they barely show her body or her kill, but the father definitely had leverage to trick us, since he did claim her as her daughter. Both aren’t that well written, but I think Jill is likely the least suspicious character, since she was playing chess the whole time.
From the exact moment they were talking to each other in front of the main character and said "maybe you're the killer." "Maybe YOU are!" I was like, ah, ok, they both are.
There might be some people who were shocked when they found out that these characters were the killers in these horror movies. But sometimes it's kind of easy to know who the killer is when there's one character or more who are awfully nice to the main character. Like in Happy Death Day, Lori is awfully nice to Tree and gives her a cupcake for her birthday. But later Lori is revealed to be the killer and her birthday cupcake for Tree is revealed to be poisoned.
I Know What You Did Last Summer was a great book, and the movie barely followed it. I really like it anyway, and wasn't upset that it didn't follow the book. That's because Kevin Williamson wrote the script and I really love his movies. But he didn't write the last two movies! I'll watch them, but they won't be the same.
Respectfully disagree about Scream 6, the villain wasn’t obvious and the movie was great. Best one in the franchise in a long time, it breathed new life into the franchise
As someone who’d only seen the original Saw movie before watching Spiral, I did not see the killer-reveal coming. I thought it was probably gonna be Sam Jackson.
The reason the snake has relevance in The Craft: Legacy is because the villain of the first movie carried a snake to the beach ceremony. It could have been a reference to that.
Just watched The Prowler for the first time the other day and the killer was so predictable that I forgot it was supposed to be a surprise when he was revealed.
Here's one few people mention....In the movie Dead Again (1991) they show a flashback of a young boy who stutters committing a murder. Immediately people seeing this film should have known the antique dealer played by Derek Jacobi was the boy all grown up. Why? Because Jacobi received international acclaim for his lead in the BBC miniseries I, Claudius (1976). Where he played the Roman Emperor Claudius...who had a stutter. Talk about typecasting.
William Schenk in "Spiral" was so incredibly obvious and in your face, it went full circle for me and I figured there had to be some twist coming that would reveal he was innocent. So... good writing?
In "ISKWYDLS, even before that, when the "contest" is won by giving the wrong capital of Brazil, you know something's fishy. Well, unless the producer thought those brain-dead merkin movie goers would not even know that…
Stop putting spoilers with no option to click away. Put time stamps and just the title so we can skip ahead if we've seen it. Ffs this isn't rocket science
Stop now, very few people could guess Lori was the murderer in Happy Death Day, it was a genuinely good plot twist.
Sadly it was given away in one of the trailers. Fortunately I didn't watch the trailers til after I saw it lol 😊
@@46kelceyLiterally everyone is saying they knew Quinn was the killer it was super obvious the moment they didn’t show her death and corpse so I don’t know where you got the “No one guessed it was Quinn” from plus if you said you knew it was the dad than it just makes it even more obvious that he lied about her death.
@@noahd5672 My comments keep getting deleted I’ll reply one more time but if it gets deleted I’m done smh 🤦🏼♂️
This started as a joke with the lady above me but my comments are gone so don’t think I’m being serious here it’s a fun and games. 😂😂
@@noahd5672 Literally no one said Quinn was the killer I follow tons of Scream fan sites and not one person guessed Quinn. Everyone now that the movie came out wants to seem cool so they now screaming Quinn. They were all stuck on Sam’s new boyfriend or Ethan. Even in theaters everyone gasped when Quinn pulled her mask off because they honestly thought she was dead just like her man in the tub. Thanks for your input though I’m sure someone will find it useful. 🤷🏼♂️😂
Lastly Scream 4 showed us family will kill family to succeed so it wouldn’t be a shock if he did kill her. Especially considering each movie is supposed to out do themselves.
@@46kelcey Literally tons of people guessed it was her before the movie came out so tf? Also if you knew the dad was the killer than how in the hell did you not think he was lying about her death? He literally did this for revenge for his sons death so he didn't kill his daughter. You can go on and on about how no one guessed her but lots of people guessed her so...
I've noticed that the last two Scream movies have made the killers the most likely suspect because the audience would least likely expect the most obvious choice. It's actually a very frustrating way to circumvent the audience's expectations.
Will Benson...I bet the writers thought they were so clever for that one. They were high-fiving each other and everything.
Who the hell guessed that Roy was the killer in F13 part V? Of course he looked mortified picking Up a kid who just got axed in the face. He had one scene and they make no indication that he’s anything more than a paramedic. We don’t even know he’s Joey’s father or has any relation to him until the end.
Yeah , that one’s a stretch to say it was obvious who the killer is
plus it was assumed it was jason all along, heck a lot of people were mad that jason was actually dead
That's why I love watching Columbo. You already knew who the killer was.
That wasn't Lori hunting Tree down in the hospital that was the serial killer Lori was going to frame in killing Tree and he blew up the car with Tree in it.
I thought in the reveal it shows it was Lori actually killing Tree every time. Only the last time when Tree actually goes to kill the serial killer does he lunge at Tree. He was just a diversion, not the actual murderer.
@@shereadsmysteries it was. I’m pretty sure that she kept that bum fed up on all kinds of drugs to keep him crazed enough to attack Tree in the hospital
Not that I doubt you, but why the fuck did he have a birthday candle to light the gas with, and why the fuck did he use it? Only Lori has reason for both.
Surprised you didn't mention Lucifer in "Angelheart"... "Louis Cyphere" Alright, I know he's not the main villain of the film, as played by Mickey Rourke, but he IS the Devil!!
More obvious than Roy from Friday the 13th !! Lol
I'm always so oblivious about who the killers are, that I'm usually surprised when the reveal comes. Like in Scream VI or even Spiral, I wasn't suspecting it from the start. For me it's more enjoyable, the first time I'm surprised and if the movie is good, the rewatch finds me searching for the clues lol
I have always said this about I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, that last name is super common. I know four people with the last name Benson and none of them are related. NOBODY would piece that together in Horror Movie Land or the real world. Anybody who says it was soooooo obvious is lying. That leap in logic is too big to make.
In Scream 6, the second he looked right at her and says "you fuck with my family... YOU DIE" I was like... wow, real subtle there
I reckon the What Culture team watch the Scream movies on a loop.
And Get Out. I swear that movie makes it onto their lists far too often. I've never watched it, but basically know everything about it.
I know this is movies not tv villains who gave themselves away at the beginning but this kinda happened with Squid Games , the only off screen murder was the 001 old man, that wasn't the beginning but similar
For Scream 6 I guessed 2 of them right, I kept circling back to the cop because he was sus from the start, he kept pushing the idea that it was Kirby but I didn’t want to believe it
I was right 😂😂 I just didn’t guess they were 3 of them
I only guessed the sister, because she died off screen, which is super odd for Scream to do. But in retrospect, the dad was obvious, but I definitely think he was doing an ok job of hiding the fact by saying what he wanted to through his daughter’s “death”.
Amber from 5 is the worst though, because she literally has no character nor anything to do. I guessed her 20 minutes in, because she was that suspicious and she didn’t have any cover for her to pretend she wasn’t. But 5 is definitely one of the worser films, since they cut out genuinely good killings and such from the original script (and I think Covid actually made them cut back, similar to 3 with Columbine).
"Killing" one of the killers at the midway point was a great way to throw the audience off. It was for me, anyway.
@@wreckedxem3746 She ironically was the one I guessed, but it was only because they didn’t show her being killed. But I honestly didn’t realize how suspicious the cop was, but I guess I should have if I thought his daughter was the killer. The brother though was pretty well done, I think. I think 6 had more for the characters to do, so I didn’t suspect as much as I did with 5.
The moment Det. Bailey said, "I've lost two children.", I just knew. That was a giant neon sign pointing in his direction.
Cherry Falls is amazing. Jay Mohr was awesome.
As soon as we heard "Frank Dodd" all of us King Fans already knew.
So I don't know how well executed the movie is, but premise wise I like the subversion of Cherry Falls.
If you haven't seen it you need to its wild. The party scene alone is worth the watch.
I will say, in Nail Gun Killer, they try really hard to make you think it was the r victim was the killer. In every scene with them before the reveal, it's clearly a shorter woman in the outfit with a voice modulator.
I disagree about Scream 6. Not only was it not blatant, it didn't make sense. I know it's fiction, but how exactly does a New York Cop get his hands on evidence from a serial killer (FBI) in California? Beyond that, why did Ethan help Mindy instead of just pretending he didn't see her? This one shouldn't be on a predictable list but one of stupid reveals that make no sense.
And how tf no one knew Bailey was Richie's father, including the FBI? It's 2023, people will dig your entire life on the internet in a matter of seconds.
Also the fact he managed to steal some random girl's body to pretend it was his daughter......where is the forensic team???? Considering people are obsessed with ghost face in this universe, it seems like no one bothers to investigate 🤡
Also, the familial connection doesn't make sense. "Bailey". The last name of the 3 killers...okay..so how are they related to Richie KIRSCH?! Is that his middle name? Mother's maiden name? What the fuck? Never really says. So that's lame. People can say what they want about Scream 3's killer, but at least it explains how killer and hero are related and has that shit make sense.
For the latter, if Mindy lives and she just sees Ethan walk off, that is basically an indirect admission of guilt
Saving her gives him a cover, and he can just kill her later
@@MiyaoMeow588 I'd have to re-watch the scene, but that at least sounds like a pretty good reason for him to do it.
Haven't seen it but if there's killings in New York he'd be working with California police because it's so similar
The killer in the Blackening was pretty east to spot as well. But I believe it was supposed to be that way. Anyway it's a really good horror/comedy if y'all get the chance see it, it's a fun movie!!
Bone Collector hint/reveal was so annoying. I remember watching it with my girlfriend, as she loved it and i had not seen it. As soon as the nurse looked uo i said "thats the killer" and it was!
I won’t lie that Scream 6 is definitely a little bit predictable, but it’s definitely 5 that has basically written killers on the killers forehead.
Amber is overly suspicious, since she’s basically a cardboard character (along with Wes and Liv), so it’s easy to see that she’s the killer, especially since she kind of sucks at hiding it and they don’t tear away from her being suspicious. The boyfriends wasn’t as obvious, it it was clear to see Amber definitely was.
I mean the whole family in 6 isn’t that obvious, mostly the sister, because they barely show her body or her kill, but the father definitely had leverage to trick us, since he did claim her as her daughter. Both aren’t that well written, but I think Jill is likely the least suspicious character, since she was playing chess the whole time.
From the exact moment they were talking to each other in front of the main character and said "maybe you're the killer." "Maybe YOU are!" I was like, ah, ok, they both are.
Richie literally gave himself away within 25 mins.
@@tonguepunch88waffles22 The Script gave Amber way in the same amount of time. Definitely needed more mystery like 1-4 had.
Thanks for the Video 😀
There might be some people who were shocked when they found out that these characters were the killers in these horror movies. But sometimes it's kind of easy to know who the killer is when there's one character or more who are awfully nice to the main character. Like in Happy Death Day, Lori is awfully nice to Tree and gives her a cupcake for her birthday. But later Lori is revealed to be the killer and her birthday cupcake for Tree is revealed to be poisoned.
I Know What You Did Last Summer was a great book, and the movie barely followed it. I really like it anyway, and wasn't upset that it didn't follow the book. That's because Kevin Williamson wrote the script and I really love his movies. But he didn't write the last two movies! I'll watch them, but they won't be the same.
I'm glad you included Scream 6. Saw this in theaters and predicted it right away. The roommate too. Once she mentioned a dead brother it was obvious.
Will Benson..... classic 😂
Respectfully disagree about Scream 6, the villain wasn’t obvious and the movie was great. Best one in the franchise in a long time, it breathed new life into the franchise
The villain was completely obvious, I knew the cop was the killer, it's not rocket science
As someone who’d only seen the original Saw movie before watching Spiral, I did not see the killer-reveal coming. I thought it was probably gonna be Sam Jackson.
The reason the snake has relevance in The Craft: Legacy is because the villain of the first movie carried a snake to the beach ceremony. It could have been a reference to that.
You litteraly made a list on what a suprise it was when Lori turned out to be the killer .....
It was obvious who the killer was in Cherry Falls pretty early on. Even the cross dressing 'twist' was telegraphed ridiculously strongly.
Just watched The Prowler for the first time the other day and the killer was so predictable that I forgot it was supposed to be a surprise when he was revealed.
Here's one few people mention....In the movie Dead Again (1991) they show a flashback of a young boy who stutters committing a murder. Immediately people seeing this film should have known the antique dealer played by Derek Jacobi was the boy all grown up. Why? Because Jacobi received international acclaim for his lead in the BBC miniseries I, Claudius (1976). Where he played the Roman Emperor Claudius...who had a stutter. Talk about typecasting.
William Schenk in "Spiral" was so incredibly obvious and in your face, it went full circle for me and I figured there had to be some twist coming that would reveal he was innocent. So... good writing?
What about Cory from Halloween ends.
I'm so tired of people saying Spiral is the worst Saw movie
In "ISKWYDLS, even before that, when the "contest" is won by giving the wrong capital of Brazil, you know something's fishy. Well, unless the producer thought those brain-dead merkin movie goers would not even know that…
The capital of Brazil is the easiest possible name to remember. I died laughing when she got it wrong
@@nicks1451 Yes, do "they" really think we are THAT stupid ? (Since at the end, it was seen as the big, fat, hairy revelation supposed to stun you…)
Lori was scary.
To be fair, if you knew the capitol of Brazil is Brasilia going in, you knew it was a trap from the beginning.
Classic “l knew that” after the fact activity here! 🤦🏾♂️
Marybeth in the Faculty. . .that Southern accent is awful, but in context of her being a space alien it makes sense.
Nearly
the dude from the blackening
Dead Zone? Movie was good. TV show was so much better.
Spiral explanation...wha?
Never considered The Dead Zone a horror movie. Psychological thriller yes, horror no
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Stop putting spoilers with no option to click away. Put time stamps and just the title so we can skip ahead if we've seen it. Ffs this isn't rocket science
Scream 6 killers predictable?? Gtfoh 😂😂😂
Scream 6 was definitely predictable, I already knew who the killers were 🤷
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No one knew Will Benson was the killer!! Who knew Lori was the killer in Happy Death Day? More reaches from the channel!
Pretty sure every villain in every 70s/80s slasher movie was a dead giveaway.
Lol why would a lumber yard have nail guns
I think I am a total thicky because I fell for the Schenk off screen death in Spiral.
Me too 😯