@@cobwebschannel 5:10 - it wasn't ''society saw you as having no value''. It was - ''If I don't have children who is going to work for me and look after me in my old age'' Please don't blame society for individuals showing self interests
Saw Nosferatu last night with my oldest so and thought it was a slow burn with a sense of impending disaster. William Dafoe was excellent as was the rest of the cast. I absolutely loved it and was so glad that we went to see it in the theater. The scene where Thomas is walking up to Count Orlock's castle was just amazing.
Heretic was the best horror I saw all year. The best thing a movie can do is keep the edit tight and Heretic does that perfectly. There isn't even a moment when you're not engaged with what's happening on screen.
Abigail would have hit so much harder had they not advertised what she was. Real missed opportunity. It'd be like if they told you in the trailer of Sixth Sense that Bruce Willis was dead.
I agree and can’t imagine any reason to think Nosferatu was boring but you also have Terrifier 3 in your top 10 so maybe I just don’t understand people.
Finally! I was beginning to think I was the only one who kinda liked Night Swim and Imaginary! Neither were masterpieces but I enjoyed as nice, light entertainment. My friend and I saw Nosferatu a few days ago and neither of us liked it much. However, I saw it again yesterday and liked it much more. The voice was the scariest since Christopher Lee in Dracula has Risen from the Grave! The Substance, wow! I knew literally nothing about it before I saw it except I thought it might be a horror movie. By the end of it I had to have my jaw reattached since it had dropped to the floor! My favorite of the year, easily, is Longlegs. Saw it 4 times in theater and now have it on Blu-ray. I'm still torturing my friends with my Longlegs impression! Love your channel Daniel!
I missed a few but my top 10 10 Lisa Frankenstein 9 Clickbait 8 Killer Body Count 7 Alien Romulus 6 Immaculate 5 Hold Your Breath 4 Late Night With the Devil 3 Lowlifes 2 Smile 2 1 First Omen
I loved Oddity so much on both watches, that I also saw Caveat twice. I'm still processing the absolute horror I felt while seeing Nosferatu. I want to see it again to get a better grasp, knowing what will happen. Heretic was intriguing, another second watch on my list. Substance was tripy, but enjoyable.
I just saw Nosferatu this past weekend and I absolutely loved it. I thought it was probably a little longer than it needed to be, but I loved it. Great review Daniel, I have some movie watching to do 🧛
Great list, although i haven't seen a few of these (Vourdalak will be streaming on Shudder soon. Can't wait!) 100% agree on NOSFERATU, and I'm so glad to see Frogman making the list!!! 🤘🐺🤘
The most memorable film for me this year was definitely Longlegs. I haven't been that scared since watching the Blairwitch Project as a teen. I still see Cage's face at night when I can't sleep lol. I had a great time watching it though. Biggest letdown for me was Midnight with the Devil tbh. Thanks for a great list and Happy New Year!
I loved Nosferatu, saw it this past wknd and am still thinking about it. Ppl not only have different tastes but sensibilities and expectations. If there are no jump scares or slashing or gouging every 5-10 mins, they lose focus. Expectations. Some good selections and now I definitely want to see Immaculate. I saw First Omen and it was well done, but could have been stronger. Thanks for posting & Happy New Yr!
@ actually I consider Dracula and Orlock to be the same character. In the original Nosferatu they changed his name only to prevent a lawsuit since it was an unauthorized adaption of the Bram Stoker novel. In the 1979 remake of Nosferatu he was called Dracula. In this remake I like that they gave him a mustache since Dracula had a mustache in the novel.
what is interesting is that many early xians wanted to die including killing themselves to get to heaven sooner....so the church went in all in against that back in rome.
So happy to see Longlegs so high on your list. I've seen it twice and have an itch to watch it again. I am a Robert Eggers fan but I was slightly disappointed with Nosferatu because it was so faithful to the story that it came down to trying to appreciate his visual style over a story that had no surprises at all.
Circumstances kept my horror movie watching to an all-time low soa lot of these flix are on my Letterboxd watchlist. Thank goodness my wife took me on an impromptu Nosferatu date. There will certainly be a Nosferathree Triple Feature Party in my not-too-distant future. I'm really happy to see that Oddity is on Shudder! Thanks for an entertaining year, Daniel 10/10 fricheks
THANK YOU for putting Infested so low on the list. Been hearing about it almost non-stop from horror fans for literal MONTHS about how good and scary it is. Couldn't have been more bored and disappointed while actually watching the thing.
Yeah, I didn't hate it but was surprised so many TH-camrs put it as high on their lists. I think the biggest issue is I absolutely 100% did not care about any of the characters.
Isnt smile 2 a horror? That should be top 3. Shocked The Substance is low. It was fantastic. Will be seeing nosferatu this weekened, i love gothic horror so hope we get more after it has done well.
I’m only 27% your video and you’ve convinced me to subscribe to you so congratulations. You have a charming handsome brilliant new fan who is also modest.😂
Hi there and thank you for your video and ranking of these films. I actually not to keen on vampire movies but this particular film is going to make an absolute life out of me. It’s my absolute favourite to date and yes it’s the Swedish movie from 2007 ( LET THE RIGHT ONE IN ). Beautifully directed and with superb acting from the whole cast. A haunting and delicate movie to say the least. Not to confused with the American remake from 2010 . Have you seen either film? And if so what are your views on these past films 🍿
I always enjoy your lists! In my Top 10 for this year (that I watched, not necessarily released): 1. Onyx Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls; 2. Red Rooms; 3 When Evil Lurks; 4. Four Flies on Grey Velvet; 5. Late Night for the Devil; 6. Terrifier 2 (haven't seen 3 yet!); 7. Oddity; 8. Alien: Romulus; 9. In a Violent Nature; 10. Smile 2
Good list. I feel there were so many movies this year that had great ideas that didn't quite live up to those ideas. In A Violent Nature... I definitely enjoyed it. Almost loved it.. maybe I did love it but I really wish there was a campfire scene where you only hear glimpses of the story from Johnny's perspective. Between Immaculate and First Omen, I do think I preferred The First Omen. Maybe it didn't get as far out as Immaculate but I loved the visuals and sound design of The First Omen. Definitely a lot of good performances in each. I liked Cuckoo and Devil's Bath more than you did. I didn't hate Salem's Lot. Definitely loved Oddity. I would have put Stopmotion and Strange Darlings a bit higher. Alien Romulus... I love some aspects of it. CGI didn't bother me. I just felt the first half was pretty radically better than the second half. Heretic was great. Maybe the best executed in my top five. I wouldn't have changed anything about it. Terrifier 3 was great but definitely liked 2 more. Longlegs... I really liked it but I did feel a bit disappointed. I need to watch it a couple more times. Hopefully I will grow to actually love it. I liked The Substance more than you did. Nosferatu... LOVE the vibe but I struggle with a few issues. I'd still put it as my third favorite movie of the year behind and like Longlegs, I feel I will grow to love it more than I did upon first watch. Haven't seen Frogman or The Vourdalak but will definitely check them out.
I haven’t been able to get out to the theater so the only two movies and I’ve seen this year is horror well now I’ve seen three. I’ve seen the one way you follow the guy, the murderer, active violence or something like that anyway, I’ve saw that one and it kind of put me asleep, I saw smile 2 which I didn’t think was as good as the original and then I saw oddity, which was my favorite out of the three I’ve seen and I know it’s jump scare you’re talking about and yes, it scared me to death was not expecting it. guess why they called jump gear lol
I agree about The Devil’s Bath. It looked great, but her descent into depression isn’t very well explained. Hey, isn’t the bunny at 38:55 the one from Caveat? Same director.
I would like to see Voudalak. Name reminds me of a Boris Karloff movie The Isle of the Dead. The “scary “ character in this movie is called a vorvolaka, something out Greece folk tales. Anyway this movie is nice and creepy I love it.
I would also put Vourdalak on my top 10 2024 list but it is from 2023. I have no idea why people like Alien Romulus. They could have done anything with the movie and chose the most boring fan story.
Popular horror I didn’t care for, Infested (stopped watching pretty early on), Cuckoo (my most anticipated) and Nosferatu (found incredibly boring and overacted). Horror that lost me in the third act, Maxxine and The Substance. Most loved horror, Heretic but looking forward to seeing Strange Darling and Longlegs.
Strange Darling is very overrated too. Storywise character wise it has nothing new to offer, it's nothing like we haven't seen before, only changed who's bad,who done it. Also why most people liked it is the structure and pacing of the movie. That's about it.
I didn't say your opinion is wrong, you can have yours. I am just sharing my opinion too that movie is nothing but cash grab. there no story nothing and few unnecessary characters which was not needed even dragged the movie. Monica Bellucci all she does is walk the entire movie & awful acting from William Dafoe too. The legendary Lydia character was wasted too. Only Beetlejuice himself was decent.
Imo ALIEN, IMMACULATE, ABIGAIL, CUCKOO, TERRIFIER MID IN A VIOLENT NATURE, LISA FRANKENSTEIN BOTTOM THE FIRST OMEN, SUBSTANCE, LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL, STRANGE DARLING, DEVILS BATH TOP. No other major objections. STING is a fun spider film, VERMINES sucked for me also.
"Cuckoo" definitely had very pretentious vibes in the trailer for me. I never got very interested in that one, and this review confirms I was probably right.
I loved it, it's got a dreamlike, weird vibe and doesn't really make sense but I thought it was so much fun, so strange. I'd recommend it to someone who likes David Lynch movies and surreal vibes for sure, but I can also see how it wouldn't be some people's cup of tea
it is sad that a B movie from the 80s....the Howling...still has the best werewolf effects to this day....I think Werewolves was better than The Substance (a glorified music video over 2 hours) but man those looked like rubber suits.
Abigail is an excellent movie completely ruined by the trailer. The people who designed the trailer should be fired, they don't deserve to work in the movie indudstry!
Cuckoo was a great movie it should be in the top five I don't get what you don't understand about it right from the get-go I thought it was going to have something to do with birds and you didn't?
I kind of wrote off Nosferatu because I don't see the point of remakes, but then I gave up on New Years Eve and went to see it, mostly because I assumed if The Cobwebs Channel likes it then I probably will. Wrong! My opinion: it tries WAY too hard to be scary, to the point where I was actually laughing at some of the biggest "horror" scenes. I'm not saying it wasn't creepy, scary, etc. - this is not a "you call this horror?" opinion. I just mean it was laying everything on really thick: the lighting (or lack of), the music, the totally over-the-top voice they gave Nosferatu. Did he used to be a Mongolian throat-singer? Are you sure it wasn't Milan Fras and not Bill Skarsgard under the makeup - he has the same mustache and voice. Sorry. I can see why some people may like it, but to me it was just dialed up to 11 and trying too hard.
Nosferatu can't count being released last week of year it'll do good in Jan,Feb but nobody watched this over Christmas vacation just lane sneak in last few days to Oscar qualify they knew opening week would suck money wise
@cobwebschannel don't get me wrong id love a horror movie to win some Oscars and they did get lucky at box office,but the release date had everything to do with Oscars and not money. When I said it shouldn't count for 2024 is because 95% of horror fans and your subscribers will have first viewed this in 2025
Absolutely abhorred Stopmotion. I found it to be completely unrelatable and entirely unpleasant to look at, listen to, or spend time with. The whole "it's all in her head" thing doesn't really do it for me.
Infested was worst movie of the year a so called French movie with cast of immigrants that can't speak French or English so none of the dialogue makes any sense and can't properly be subtitles woke incomprehensible garbage
Eggers says there will be an extended cut available when it comes to 4K/blu ray,.. can't wait!
I know, I’m so excited!
@@cobwebschannel 5:10 - it wasn't ''society saw you as having no value''. It was - ''If I don't have children who is going to work for me and look after me in my old age''
Please don't blame society for individuals showing self interests
Saw Nosferatu last night with my oldest so and thought it was a slow burn with a sense of impending disaster. William Dafoe was excellent as was the rest of the cast. I absolutely loved it and was so glad that we went to see it in the theater. The scene where Thomas is walking up to Count Orlock's castle was just amazing.
Heretic was the best horror I saw all year. The best thing a movie can do is keep the edit tight and Heretic does that perfectly. There isn't even a moment when you're not engaged with what's happening on screen.
Eating homemade Pepperoni Pizza...while watching this video!
Great roundup! Thanks for introducing me to Late Night with the Devil -- I watched it on your recommendation earlier this year and I loved it!
YES FROG MAN 🐸 My husband and I went into it thinking it would be funny-bad... It's SO GOOD!
Abigail would have hit so much harder had they not advertised what she was. Real missed opportunity. It'd be like if they told you in the trailer of Sixth Sense that Bruce Willis was dead.
@@DaringDan they should have showed clips of all the other characters that turned into vampires but her in trailer all 4
That movie also dragged in the middle. It would have been much better if they tightened it up by cutting around 30 minutes.
I agree and can’t imagine any reason to think Nosferatu was boring but you also have Terrifier 3 in your top 10 so maybe I just don’t understand people.
Substance was the craziest movie I've seen in a while.
Same!
Finally! I was beginning to think I was the only one who kinda liked Night Swim and Imaginary! Neither were masterpieces but I enjoyed as nice, light entertainment. My friend and I saw Nosferatu a few days ago and neither of us liked it much. However, I saw it again yesterday and liked it much more. The voice was the scariest since Christopher Lee in Dracula has Risen from the Grave! The Substance, wow! I knew literally nothing about it before I saw it except I thought it might be a horror movie. By the end of it I had to have my jaw reattached since it had dropped to the floor! My favorite of the year, easily, is Longlegs. Saw it 4 times in theater and now have it on Blu-ray. I'm still torturing my friends with my Longlegs impression! Love your channel Daniel!
I missed a few but my top 10
10 Lisa Frankenstein
9 Clickbait
8 Killer Body Count
7 Alien Romulus
6 Immaculate
5 Hold Your Breath
4 Late Night With the Devil
3 Lowlifes
2 Smile 2
1 First Omen
I loved Oddity so much on both watches, that I also saw Caveat twice. I'm still processing the absolute horror I felt while seeing Nosferatu. I want to see it again to get a better grasp, knowing what will happen. Heretic was intriguing, another second watch on my list. Substance was tripy, but enjoyable.
I just saw Nosferatu this past weekend and I absolutely loved it. I thought it was probably a little longer than it needed to be, but I loved it. Great review Daniel, I have some movie watching to do 🧛
I thought it was a bit long too but then went to see it again and it didn’t seem that way.
@@Conyak6366 I'll have to see it again, it could be just because it was a first viewing 🧛
It didn’t feel too
long for me. 🤷🏻♀️ Would love to see it again.
Great list, although i haven't seen a few of these (Vourdalak will be streaming on Shudder soon. Can't wait!) 100% agree on NOSFERATU, and I'm so glad to see Frogman making the list!!! 🤘🐺🤘
Was a great year. Long legs, Abigail, late Night with the Devil, the Substance, strange Darling and Nosferatu ended it with a bang!
Absolutely!
Going to see Nosferatu next week. Super stoked for it.
Drinking a Starbucks Caramel Frappuccino...while watching this video!
Going to see Nosferatu on the big screen today. Cannot wait!
The most memorable film for me this year was definitely Longlegs. I haven't been that scared since watching the Blairwitch Project as a teen. I still see Cage's face at night when I can't sleep lol. I had a great time watching it though. Biggest letdown for me was Midnight with the Devil tbh. Thanks for a great list and Happy New Year!
Great list. 3 that weren't mentioned that made my top 10, Exhuma, Smile 2 & Godzilla vs Kong 2.
I still need to see those. Exhuma especially.
I loved Nosferatu, saw it this past wknd and am still thinking about it. Ppl not only have different tastes but sensibilities and expectations. If there are no jump scares or slashing or gouging every 5-10 mins, they lose focus. Expectations. Some good selections and now I definitely want to see Immaculate. I saw First Omen and it was well done, but could have been stronger. Thanks for posting & Happy New Yr!
WOW, The Substance didn't make Top 10.
Insane.
The Substance is in my top 2
my outstanding film experience of the year seeing the UK premiere
I had so much fun with Abigail. I have been recommending it to everybody I know!
Nosferatu is my favorite film of the year and I consider the Godzilla Minus One of Dracula films.
I actually used this same comparison discussing NOSFERATU with my wife. Both are films that redefine their respective genres.
Obviously not a Dracula film, different character entirely. You possibly meant vampire films.
@ actually I consider Dracula and Orlock to be the same character. In the original Nosferatu they changed his name only to prevent a lawsuit since it was an unauthorized adaption of the Bram Stoker novel. In the 1979 remake of Nosferatu he was called Dracula. In this remake I like that they gave him a mustache since Dracula had a mustache in the novel.
YESSSSSS! Lisa Frankenstein is SO GOOD!
what is interesting is that many early xians wanted to die including killing themselves to get to heaven sooner....so the church went in all in against that back in rome.
So happy to see Longlegs so high on your list. I've seen it twice and have an itch to watch it again. I am a Robert Eggers fan but I was slightly disappointed with Nosferatu because it was so faithful to the story that it came down to trying to appreciate his visual style over a story that had no surprises at all.
Circumstances kept my horror movie watching to an all-time low soa lot of these flix are on my Letterboxd watchlist. Thank goodness my wife took me on an impromptu Nosferatu date. There will certainly be a Nosferathree Triple Feature Party in my not-too-distant future.
I'm really happy to see that Oddity is on Shudder! Thanks for an entertaining year, Daniel 10/10 fricheks
THANK YOU for putting Infested so low on the list. Been hearing about it almost non-stop from horror fans for literal MONTHS about how good and scary it is. Couldn't have been more bored and disappointed while actually watching the thing.
Yeah, I was really bored too.
Yeah, I didn't hate it but was surprised so many TH-camrs put it as high on their lists. I think the biggest issue is I absolutely 100% did not care about any of the characters.
Isnt smile 2 a horror? That should be top 3. Shocked The Substance is low. It was fantastic. Will be seeing nosferatu this weekened, i love gothic horror so hope we get more after it has done well.
I just haven’t seen Smile 2 yet.
Smile 2 is a much better horror movie than most of the horror movies that had enter in your list. Yes definitely top 3.
Agree with the jump scare in Oddity--I actually screamed and had to pause the movie to collect myself.
I’m only 27% your video and you’ve convinced me to subscribe to you so congratulations. You have a charming handsome brilliant new fan who is also modest.😂
haha Welcome aboard!
Hi there and thank you for your video and ranking of these films.
I actually not to keen on vampire movies but this particular film is going to make an absolute life out of me.
It’s my absolute favourite to date and yes it’s the Swedish movie from 2007 ( LET THE RIGHT ONE IN ).
Beautifully directed and with superb acting from the whole cast.
A haunting and delicate movie to say the least.
Not to confused with the American remake from 2010 .
Have you seen either film? And if so what are your views on these past films 🍿
I always enjoy your lists! In my Top 10 for this year (that I watched, not necessarily released):
1. Onyx Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls;
2. Red Rooms;
3 When Evil Lurks;
4. Four Flies on Grey Velvet;
5. Late Night for the Devil;
6. Terrifier 2 (haven't seen 3 yet!);
7. Oddity;
8. Alien: Romulus;
9. In a Violent Nature;
10. Smile 2
Love your list !! Reminds me of my boys, Siskel and Ebert...smile
Good list. I feel there were so many movies this year that had great ideas that didn't quite live up to those ideas. In A Violent Nature... I definitely enjoyed it. Almost loved it.. maybe I did love it but I really wish there was a campfire scene where you only hear glimpses of the story from Johnny's perspective. Between Immaculate and First Omen, I do think I preferred The First Omen. Maybe it didn't get as far out as Immaculate but I loved the visuals and sound design of The First Omen. Definitely a lot of good performances in each. I liked Cuckoo and Devil's Bath more than you did. I didn't hate Salem's Lot. Definitely loved Oddity. I would have put Stopmotion and Strange Darlings a bit higher. Alien Romulus... I love some aspects of it. CGI didn't bother me. I just felt the first half was pretty radically better than the second half. Heretic was great. Maybe the best executed in my top five. I wouldn't have changed anything about it. Terrifier 3 was great but definitely liked 2 more. Longlegs... I really liked it but I did feel a bit disappointed. I need to watch it a couple more times. Hopefully I will grow to actually love it. I liked The Substance more than you did. Nosferatu... LOVE the vibe but I struggle with a few issues. I'd still put it as my third favorite movie of the year behind and like Longlegs, I feel I will grow to love it more than I did upon first watch. Haven't seen Frogman or The Vourdalak but will definitely check them out.
Checking out Lowlifes! What a ride!! Love it! Richard Harmon from the 100 is quite the quite the treat, too!!
A+ video!
LOVE IT! Incredible video!
Thank you!!
Was the oddity jumpscare the tent scene? It scared me so bad I felt it in my toes lol
Absolutely
I haven’t been able to get out to the theater so the only two movies and I’ve seen this year is horror well now I’ve seen three. I’ve seen the one way you follow the guy, the murderer, active violence or something like that anyway, I’ve saw that one and it kind of put me asleep, I saw smile 2 which I didn’t think was as good as the original and then I saw oddity, which was my favorite out of the three I’ve seen and I know it’s jump scare you’re talking about and yes, it scared me to death was not expecting it. guess why they called jump gear lol
The biggest problem with First Omen was ..... everything.
Damien's mother was a jackel.
Without that, everything was just wrong.
If not having sex anymore after you get married drove people homicidally mad, then the real world would have a reeeeeeeal problem on its hands.
I agree about The Devil’s Bath. It looked great, but her descent into depression isn’t very well explained.
Hey, isn’t the bunny at 38:55 the one from Caveat? Same director.
Nice list, The Devil's Bath is an austrian movie ;)
A haunted swimming pool just sounds like Stephen King would write.
Shout out The Mangler 😂
Bro ain’t no way you out Night Swim over MaxXxine and Infested lol that’s wild AF
If it's Loveland Indiana, don't pack clothes.
Killing spiders is a dick move.
Oddity was awesome
MadS and Strange Darling were my favorites. I'm one of the few that likes the Winnie the Pooh flicks.😅
"Daddy's Head" had great potential and some good scenes, for sure. Too bad it didn't really deliver overall. That's an easy one to sum up.
I was waiting for this 😊❤
And I appreciate that!
I would like to see Voudalak. Name reminds me of a Boris Karloff movie The Isle of the Dead. The “scary “ character in this movie is called a vorvolaka, something out Greece folk tales. Anyway this movie is nice and creepy I love it.
It doesn't remind you of Bava"s "Black Sabbath", where Karloff plays the Voudalak"?
I would also put Vourdalak on my top 10 2024 list but it is from 2023. I have no idea why people like Alien Romulus. They could have done anything with the movie and chose the most boring fan story.
Yes in France, but in my country it released in 2024.
TheCoffee Table???
Popular horror I didn’t care for, Infested (stopped watching pretty early on), Cuckoo (my most anticipated) and Nosferatu (found incredibly boring and overacted). Horror that lost me in the third act, Maxxine and The Substance. Most loved horror, Heretic but looking forward to seeing Strange Darling and Longlegs.
Strange Darling is very overrated too. Storywise character wise it has nothing new to offer, it's nothing like we haven't seen before, only changed who's bad,who done it. Also why most people liked it is the structure and pacing of the movie. That's about it.
No smile 2???
I thought the new Beetlejuice was great and certainly a worthy follow up to the original!
No it's a cash grab, boring.
@ I love when people tell me my opinion is wrong 🤣
I didn't say your opinion is wrong, you can have yours. I am just sharing my opinion too that movie is nothing but cash grab. there no story nothing and few unnecessary characters which was not needed even dragged the movie. Monica Bellucci all she does is walk the entire movie & awful acting from William Dafoe too. The legendary Lydia character was wasted too. Only Beetlejuice himself was decent.
I've wathed heretic twice, was v impressed! Saw long legs too and was pleasantly surprised.(As i don't like Nic Cage)
The only major awesome 2024 horror movie not on your list anywhere is MadS. High recommendation!
Imo ALIEN, IMMACULATE, ABIGAIL, CUCKOO, TERRIFIER MID
IN A VIOLENT NATURE, LISA FRANKENSTEIN BOTTOM
THE FIRST OMEN, SUBSTANCE, LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL, STRANGE DARLING, DEVILS BATH TOP.
No other major objections.
STING is a fun spider film, VERMINES sucked for me also.
"Cuckoo" definitely had very pretentious vibes in the trailer for me. I never got very interested in that one, and this review confirms I was probably right.
I loved it, it's got a dreamlike, weird vibe and doesn't really make sense but I thought it was so much fun, so strange. I'd recommend it to someone who likes David Lynch movies and surreal vibes for sure, but I can also see how it wouldn't be some people's cup of tea
Imaginary gives off AI vibes. I suppose we should expect more of that moving forward.
The Substance, easily no1 for me. I'm seeing Nosferatu this afternoon though
it is sad that a B movie from the 80s....the Howling...still has the best werewolf effects to this day....I think Werewolves was better than The Substance (a glorified music video over 2 hours) but man those looked like rubber suits.
The 80s has a lot of the best effects.
@@cobwebschannel the howling '81, tron '82, the thing '82, blade runner '82 are the apex of special effects.....40 years ago...
You have too away many spoilers - Devil's Bath, Werewolves.
No love for Exhuma?
Still need to see it!
I guess I'm in the minority here, but, Late Night with the Devil bored me and my husband to tears😅 I just don't get the hype
In A Violent Nature was so funny. Loved it!
Abigail is an excellent movie completely ruined by the trailer. The people who designed the trailer should be fired, they don't deserve to work in the movie indudstry!
Cuckoo was a great movie it should be in the top five I don't get what you don't understand about it right from the get-go I thought it was going to have something to do with birds and you didn't?
very interested in watching nosferatu now but your take on blackcoat's daughter makes me think i'm not gonna agree with you...
First Omen, with Nell Tiger Free. Better than Nosferatu and Lily Rose Depp.
the only good rap in horror is in the leprachaun in the hood movies...which are great
I kind of wrote off Nosferatu because I don't see the point of remakes, but then I gave up on New Years Eve and went to see it, mostly because I assumed if The Cobwebs Channel likes it then I probably will. Wrong! My opinion: it tries WAY too hard to be scary, to the point where I was actually laughing at some of the biggest "horror" scenes. I'm not saying it wasn't creepy, scary, etc. - this is not a "you call this horror?" opinion. I just mean it was laying everything on really thick: the lighting (or lack of), the music, the totally over-the-top voice they gave Nosferatu. Did he used to be a Mongolian throat-singer? Are you sure it wasn't Milan Fras and not Bill Skarsgard under the makeup - he has the same mustache and voice. Sorry. I can see why some people may like it, but to me it was just dialed up to 11 and trying too hard.
Nosferatu can't count being released last week of year it'll do good in Jan,Feb but nobody watched this over Christmas vacation just lane sneak in last few days to Oscar qualify they knew opening week would suck money wise
It didn’t suck money wise. It was already Egger’s highest grossing movie after opening weekend.
@cobwebschannel don't get me wrong id love a horror movie to win some Oscars and they did get lucky at box office,but the release date had everything to do with Oscars and not money. When I said it shouldn't count for 2024 is because 95% of horror fans and your subscribers will have first viewed this in 2025
Absolutely abhorred Stopmotion. I found it to be completely unrelatable and entirely unpleasant to look at, listen to, or spend time with. The whole "it's all in her head" thing doesn't really do it for me.
The substance is really bad, like, the last 40 minutes make the movie a waste of time af
Devil's bath was boring, slow, plotless and empty movie and i love good period movies!
P😊😊
Winnie the pooh is one of the worst pile of crap I've ever seen!
The new Salem's lot movie is a woke crap fest
I absolutely HATED the new Omen movie. HATED IT.
Abigail was so bad, don’t waste your time
wrong it was great
The Substance was terrible. Dennis Quaid is one of my favorite actors and he is good in it. I like Demi Moore too but the movie sucked.
It seems all these TH-cam reviewers can’t help but give their opinion on religion.
Please stick to the topic at hand-films.
Infested was worst movie of the year a so called French movie with cast of immigrants that can't speak French or English so none of the dialogue makes any sense and can't properly be subtitles woke incomprehensible garbage
He said woke lol
@@tonk82 at least if France is going to let that many immigrants in that won't learn French dont make them all live in such spider infested buildings