The real twist isn't that the Phroggers are just kids in I See You, but the father character we were following the whole time was the person that caused the disappearances and the Phroggers are the heroes of the story
the guy was a victim of the father which is also why he chose that house! great film & the moment the Phrogging story came in I had an horrible feeling & had to check my whole flat hahaha
Best twist for me was "Don't Breathe," wherein it turns out that the blind home-owner is not just a very proactive home-defender, but is actually completely out of his damn mind. Great movie. As a blind person myself (yes, we can use the internet), I really enjoyed the film and it's depiction of a very capable and dangerous blind villain.
I saved you the pain of me asking so I looked it up on the internet. I'm assuming you're using a braille display to read and navigate your way through the web. I first saw this device in a movie (Sneakers 1992). Until you brought this up never thought to see if it existed or not. I could only imagine how wonderful it must be since it opens you up to a world you would be tormented to know about, but never be a part of.
Orphan the twist that Ester was actually a grown woman definitely changed the movie. It makes you want to rewatch the movie to see if you can pick up on any clues that lead to that twist. Also, the sixth sense has a really good twist that changed the movie as well.
My mom told me that when she and my grandmother first watched The Sixth Sense on VHS, once the credits rolled my grandma said "rewind that sucker and play it again!" 😂
Love this movie! 1. It had a twist that actually shocked me, 2. It leaves the "truth"/reality of whether they were just crazed serial killers or actually demon slayers open... both made Frailty a highly rewatchable movie.
@@rhiannonrussell1039 Except they show the visions of the "victims" doing evil stuff and don't forget that his face was blurred out on all the cameras, indicating that there was a higher power helping him. That being said, I agree that this movie is excellent, and very much underrated.
The Uninvited (2009) has one of the most AMAZING plot twist endings I've seen in a long time :O It truly twisted the entire story 180-degrees and was well-written. I really recommend it!
10. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre the Next Generation 9. Searching 8. Frailty 7. From dusk till Dawn 6. I see you 5. Psycho 2/3 4. Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 3. The boy 2. The Orphanage 1. Ghost Stories
Thank-you so much! I wanted to know the movies mentioned without having them spoiled. I've seen all but 2 of them, but now I can watch those without having had the endings ruined 😁❤.
Ghost stories is honestly one of the best twists I’ve ever seen in a film . You can rewatch the film again and again and find new hints and clues as to the truth of the situation . I went to see the stage show after watching the film and thought I’d ruined the twist , but the show still had amazing ways of messing with your head and the climax made me jump out of my seat . Honestly brilliant story telling and one of those pieces of media that clearly had so much effort put in to make sure that the answers were all there , but you would only see it after the truth was revealed
My dad was expecting a more run-of-the-mill ghost movie, so much so that the twist pissed him off. He didn't agree with my opinion that it was brilliant. :D
Okay, most of the jokes in this video kind of go meh for me, but the phrase "...an insufferable child politician made of porcelain..." is something I had no idea I needed in my life and was hilarious. Good job, mates.
Frailty and Ghost Stories are two of my favorite stories of all time. I even saw the London stage show for Ghost Stories and it packed some serious scares!
The auditory jump scares were a bit too loud for my taste but all in all it was a fantastic show. One of the last theatre shows I saw before the pandemic hit.
I feel like the movie Orphan should’ve been in here, because at first it seemed like a movie about a child being a murderer but the twist near the end (I think it was near the end) made it more interesting and Esters actions more understandable (I don’t wanna spoil it for anyone who hasn’t seen it, but the twist helped what she did make more sense, not in the way of a motive tho-)
My friends made me watch it for the first time with no background information and I just loved it so much. I just remember laughing and saying "what the fuck"
Same! I was not expecting it to go where it went, but I enjoyed the whole story. I watched it with my middle son a couple of years ago and didn’t warn him beforehand. He was surprised, but delighted by the twist
Has anyone put the "Texas chainsaw: New generation" twist together with Cabon in the Woods? That seems like a pretty apt combination. Shadowy men in suits helping killers for some vague spiritual reason? You can't get any closer to Cabin in the Woods without spelling it out.
@@lauraannebevan1198 I was just about to write to say it was Martyrs before Martyrs. There's one more actually, called Rapture. Similar premise but introduces sci-fi.
Cabin In The Woods was for a different kind of 'spiritual reason'. The whole purpose was needing a certain amount of sacrifices to keep a demon from being released and destroying the world. We only see the American side, but multiple countries run their own system for it. TCM: NexGen would be closer compared to Martyrs (original) where the group's entire purpose is literally to torture victims (women) until they 'see God' so to speak. If you haven't seen the original Martyrs, I suggest watching it. Unique movie.
@@stolbez666legend I agree. BTW, in fact, Twin Peaks had somewhat similar premise too... Fiends in the lodge sustaining themselves with Garmonbozia - pain and suffering. To produce it, they had to cause mayhem.
The ultimate twist in number 6 was the husband of the family was the one kidnapping the boys. Also the boy Alec that had been staying in the house without the family knowing was one of his victims that escaped.
You missed big one. The Killer Is On Screen Throughout The Film: Salvage (2006) If I tell you what this means, then I spoil it for you. Just watch it. You do get one or two clues about this within the movie. But it will still blow your mind when the twist is revealed. And the only reason that some may call it bad is because it suffers from John Carpenter Syndrome. It's too realistic for its own good.
Twist, Event Horizon being the movie it was. A lot of people, myself included, went in seeing it expecting one thing and it being totally another all together lol.
Event Horizon is still one of my absolute favorite sci-fi horror movies. I saw it in the theater with my friends when it came out, it blew us away. The first viewing was super freaky. His dead wife with the black eyes 👀 was a great freaking scare. Excellent film.
its been said before but you bringing up Event Horizon, There is a table top game called 40k, spin offs and tones of other things but one main premise is a thing called the warp, a way to travel faster then light but if you are not careful... it gets hellish. Anyways event horizon is a fan theory as humanities first tests into the warp and it going horribly wrong. if anyone likes both movie and game its a fun idea.
Fuck this. BWP2 was actually incredibly ahead of its time with its meta story telling. Sure the studio made it add some regular horror movie flourishes, but at its core it’s a wildly inventive movie
And now I find myself wondering if Martyrs - one of the greatest horror films ever - was inspired by a guy seeing Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation and saying (in French): "Well, THAT sucked... but that idea COULD be done well if..."
What about 'Whatever happened to baby Jane? The whole movie we think that Jane was the one who crippled her sister in that car crash because she was drunk but it turns out Blanche crippled herself after trying to run Jane down
Yeah, it's one of those that changes everything about the movie... the absolute horror in finding out that Blanche has let Jane think she was to blame for the accident and let her think this for her whole life is truly tragic and just profoundly cruel... Poor Jane.
@@calebshoemaker I remember watching it late late one night with my sister and we were terrified. I just about lost it when that head tumbled down the staircase.
Love Triangle! It's not a perfect film by any stretch but dang it's a great watch. Another fantastic twist is Lake Mungo, but be warned it's a VERY slow burn flick.
I watched From dusk till Dawn years ago without knowing anything about the movie and the twist definitely threw me and made me love that movie even more.
Excess Flesh has a twist in the final scene that flips the entire film upside down. The fact that the twist is signaled before the first image begins - and is alluded to throughout the runtime without tipping the viewer off to it - impressed me enough to completely change my view of the film.
Ghost stories twist left me physically shaking. It came out 6 months after I spent over a month intubated and sedated. It properly brought back the messed up dreams I lived in.
SPOILER FREE LIST: 10- Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation 9- Searching 8- Frailty 7- From Dusk Til Dawn 6- I See You 5- Psycho 2 4- Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 3- The Boy 2- The Orphanage 1- Ghost Stories
I suspected the twist in "The Boy" as soon as the old man said, "Despite what it looks like on the outside, our son is still here with us." The implication is that, he's still here in spirit, and the doll should be treated as a real boy. But right away I thought, "What if he means that literally?"
I only saw the trailer, and guessed that she simply saw their son as a doll who was actually just mute. The way the couple looked at her when she laughed at the idea of babysitting a doll made me wonder if he was actually a real kid
I really like Book of Shadows Blair Witch 2. I owned the VHS cassette and I currently own the DVD. I loved how as the story progresses the lighting goes from above their heads to below. It’s a subtle change that helps set the changing tone of the story
Same here, but I also tend to not overanalyze movies and such, so that might be one reason why. Plus cute goth lady, what more could you possibly want at that age.
Hold on, Midsomner barely has a twist that changes much though. I think Hereditary is sorta in the same boat, it doesn't recontextualise much. Get out and Heredity though you are very right but I enjoy having some lesser known stuff on the list.
The twist of From Dusk Till Dawn was that the first half was a crime thriller. Everyone knew the movie was about vampires, but not how long it would take to actually get to them.
@@chizorama Dude, the movie is forty years old. If a person hasn't watched the film over the past forty years, they deserve to have the ending spoiled.
@@stolbez666legend Here's something to consider, yes, it's 40yrs old, so somebody new to horror, or younger, may not have heard of it. Hell, I'm in my 50's & still discovering things I overlooked.
Great list. Frailty should be much higher IMO. it has like 3 twists that make the last one even better. I'm just happy to see that movie getting love over a few different channels.
"I see you" was basically ruined by the boy getting thrown off bike. It was filmed in a way of seeing the real happening and watch it as many times you like, explaining it with some wire action just don't seem plausible.
I was in a medically induced coma for 34 days coming up on 4 years ago and i had non stop nightmares of me being murder hundred of thousands times it felt.
but in "I See You", the frogger just didn't HAPPEN to find out what was happening in the home. he didn't uncover anything, he was there on purpose to get revenge.
Can verify, From Dusk Till Dawn was a mind-blower. Back then you really only saw trailers at the movies, and you only saw trailers related to the movie you were watching. As a consequence, no one really knew what it was about. At least where I came from.
If you guys want really good movies with a twist, here are my recommendations: - Triangle (if you watch anything on this list, please watch this one) - The House at the End of Time (this is in Spanish but you can find it with English subs) - it starts off slow but it's very worth it - Enter Nowhere - Iron Doors - The Others - Source Code - The Machinist - Bilocation (in Japanese but again you can find it with English subs) - London Spy (this is a five-part miniseries but it's very well done, very eerie atmosphere too) - Dogsville (the way it's done may seem pretentious, but it's worth it for the twist)
I always liked that movie. Still do. I saw that edit you are talking about, it was pretty good! Also, I remember on the VHS tape that I had there was little games, puzzles, and searches to do while watching it.
"I See You" is immaculate. The only negative reviews I've seen for it were talking about Helen Hunt having plastic surgery, not anything negative about the content of the film. I loved the movie
Why does it say "spoilers ahead! see the description for more info", and then the description doesn't even have any info. I really wish you guys would start putting a numbered list of the titles and timestamps in your descriptions or something. You guys don't even say the movies name first, you guys just blurt out the spoiler and thennnn say what movie it's from. I've been spoiled on so many movies cause of you guys lol. I know I'm not the only person either, I've seen in other videos people comment that they wish you guys would have time stamps or titles listed in the description somewhere
I post this same message all the time as well. TH-cam authors like whatculture stretch the video to over 10 minutes anyway, why not show the title, wait five or six seconds and then post the spoiler info. I don't know who watches these videos because if these videos show the best examples, then by telling people the best examples, if they haven't seen the movie it's spoiled. Seriously I have no idea who watches these videos.
The bigger twist in searching is that there's an alien invasion going on in the back ground. The cop knowing about stuff was super predictable. The alien thing tho was so interesting.
Oh yeah, that twist in "Searching" was amazing. Came out of nowhere but made perfect sense. Just the way a twist should be. You got the first part of "The Boy" all wrong that is not what happened.
Us - Adelaide was actually one of the tethered Others - The family have been dead the whole time The sixth sense - Bruce willis was also dead the whole time The Orphan - Esther was a grown ass woman Thirteen Ghosts - Cyrus faked his death Shutter Island - Leonardo DeCaprio was actually a patient in the psych ward
I SEE YOU, had more than one twist didn't it ? Wasn't it revealed that the father was the one kidnapping and killing the children and the phroggers witness him kill someone inside the house ? Or am I thinking of another movie ?
True. True. I'm going to commit a crime now and repeat one of my earlier comments... IMO "I see you" was basically ruined by the boy getting thrown off bike. It was filmed in a way of seeing the real happening and watch it as many times you like, explaining it with some wire action just don't seem plausible. They just pushed 3 completely different twists and genres into one story.
@@scottishbuffy2733 Well there it is. It apparently was a smash hit in the UK blowing away all box office numbers. Here in the US where the movie was made, it didn't do so well. 😊
The twist in Texas Chainsaw: The Next Generation is an almost identical premise to Cabin in the Woods and Martyrs which came out 16 years and 14 years later respectively.
The real twist isn't that the Phroggers are just kids in I See You, but the father character we were following the whole time was the person that caused the disappearances and the Phroggers are the heroes of the story
the guy was a victim of the father which is also why he chose that house! great film & the moment the Phrogging story came in I had an horrible feeling & had to check my whole flat hahaha
I’m so glad he didn’t say the real real twist bc I stopped watching this video and then rented the movie.
😮😮😮
@@darkangellew SAME!!!
Owen Teague always does a good job playing the roles that he is given in movies, tv shows and tv series.
Best twist for me was "Don't Breathe," wherein it turns out that the blind home-owner is not just a very proactive home-defender, but is actually completely out of his damn mind. Great movie. As a blind person myself (yes, we can use the internet), I really enjoyed the film and it's depiction of a very capable and dangerous blind villain.
Strangely enough there's going to be a part 2 where it looks as though they're making him the hero.
@@ExMachina70 Fascinating. It'll be interesting to see how they pull that off.
I saved you the pain of me asking so I looked it up on the internet. I'm assuming you're using a braille display to read and navigate your way through the web. I first saw this device in a movie (Sneakers 1992). Until you brought this up never thought to see if it existed or not. I could only imagine how wonderful it must be since it opens you up to a world you would be tormented to know about, but never be a part of.
@@SightlessSenshi they're making it to where guys from the blind man's past are trying to kill him, and they kidnapped a child he likes
@@dutchvanderlinde2002 Oh, got you. I'll check that out when it releases. Could be interesting.
Orphan the twist that Ester was actually a grown woman definitely changed the movie. It makes you want to rewatch the movie to see if you can pick up on any clues that lead to that twist. Also, the sixth sense has a really good twist that changed the movie as well.
My mom told me that when she and my grandmother first watched The Sixth Sense on VHS, once the credits rolled my grandma said "rewind that sucker and play it again!" 😂
And then just when we thought that was a crazy ass twist, Orphan: First Kill comes along with an even crazier one
Every single time I hear Bill Paxton my mind refuses to believe he actually passed away. :(
Aww
Yea I guess I missed it completely. I had no idea he was dead. Seriously. I rewound it twice to see if heard it right.
Every time. I feel you
I feel bad to say I forgot he had died.
I know how you feel
The Orphanage had me crying. It's ending was both sad and beautiful.
It lowkey rips off rule of rose
@@Xxsorafan I hadn't thought of Rule of Rose in yeeeaaarrss, reading through the plotline is a wild ride.
I love Frailty.
Adam was on board with his dad's mission from the beginning though. It was only Fenton who was not.
Underrated movie
Love this movie!
1. It had a twist that actually shocked me,
2. It leaves the "truth"/reality of whether they were just crazed serial killers or actually demon slayers open...
both made Frailty a highly rewatchable movie.
Still one of my favorite movies of all time.
@@rhiannonrussell1039 Except they show the visions of the "victims" doing evil stuff and don't forget that his face was blurred out on all the cameras, indicating that there was a higher power helping him.
That being said, I agree that this movie is excellent, and very much underrated.
@@skroowi8105 how could I have forgotten about the faces being blurred out on the cameras?! Its been too long since I've rewatched this film!
The Orphanage really hit me right in the feels 😭😭😭😭 Especially when Laura OD'd on Simon's medication to join him and her fellow orphans in death.
Still hard to believe that Mathew McConaughey & Vigo Mortensen where in a Texas chainsaw movie.
and Renée Zellweger
Mathew McConaughey and who...?
@@howiegruwitz3173 Aragon from Lord of the rings.
I did a complete double-take when I noticed Matthew in the movie. Yeehaw
Omg yes, in fact I had to rewind and freeze to convince myself that it really WAS Matthew McConaughey! 🤣
The Uninvited (2009) has one of the most AMAZING plot twist endings I've seen in a long time :O
It truly twisted the entire story 180-degrees and was well-written. I really recommend it!
One of my favourite movies! Was so well done!
Searching high and low for this comment! Glad someone else appreciates The Uninvited! Should have been no.1 spot!
Well, being a remake of A tale of two sisters kinda means that the twist was done a bit earlier. But, still great though.
I would definitely recommend the original, A Tale of Two Sisters. It’s a significantly better movie, it feels less silly
It's good...but not that goooddd..... Cmon
10. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre the Next Generation
9. Searching
8. Frailty
7. From dusk till Dawn
6. I see you
5. Psycho 2/3
4. Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2
3. The boy
2. The Orphanage
1. Ghost Stories
Thank you!
Thank-you so much! I wanted to know the movies mentioned without having them spoiled. I've seen all but 2 of them, but now I can watch those without having had the endings ruined 😁❤.
Was looking for this
Thank you
Thank you for making this list.
Braum's did not 'terrorize' the Family in The Boy. They were complicit.
yeah that's why they KILL THEMSELVES....
It was both. They were definitely complicit but their son killed a kid and then they lived as prisoners to him.
@@Mewse1203 So true but to me, they seemed more tired of the responsibility of him rather than being terrified of him 🤔
You're putting too much thought into one of the biggest pieces of shit to ever hit the horror genre.
@@TokuAndAnimationNewsNetwork I thought we were talking The Boy not The Blair Witch Project.
When it comes to twist in horror All i think is The Others. It was awesome and refreshing twist at that time.
Ghost stories is honestly one of the best twists I’ve ever seen in a film . You can rewatch the film again and again and find new hints and clues as to the truth of the situation . I went to see the stage show after watching the film and thought I’d ruined the twist , but the show still had amazing ways of messing with your head and the climax made me jump out of my seat . Honestly brilliant story telling and one of those pieces of media that clearly had so much effort put in to make sure that the answers were all there , but you would only see it after the truth was revealed
My dad was expecting a more run-of-the-mill ghost movie, so much so that the twist pissed him off. He didn't agree with my opinion that it was brilliant. :D
Okay, most of the jokes in this video kind of go meh for me, but the phrase "...an insufferable child politician made of porcelain..." is something I had no idea I needed in my life and was hilarious. Good job, mates.
Frailty and Ghost Stories are two of my favorite stories of all time. I even saw the London stage show for Ghost Stories and it packed some serious scares!
The auditory jump scares were a bit too loud for my taste but all in all it was a fantastic show. One of the last theatre shows I saw before the pandemic hit.
I heard Ghost Stories theater production had a different ending from the movie. Been looking for it awhile. You know? Feel free to spoil it for me.
I feel like the movie Orphan should’ve been in here, because at first it seemed like a movie about a child being a murderer but the twist near the end (I think it was near the end) made it more interesting and Esters actions more understandable (I don’t wanna spoil it for anyone who hasn’t seen it, but the twist helped what she did make more sense, not in the way of a motive tho-)
Came here to say this. I think it's a really underrated movie, and the criticisms I've seen usually cite the twist as the best part.
@@ejgoldlust agreed
bruh, i love that movie.
From Dusk til Dawn is one of the classic genre change/twists in movie history! It caught me off guard the first time I watched it lol
yeah i thought it was a gonna be a crime movie as well and i was shocked when it became a horror movie.
My friends made me watch it for the first time with no background information and I just loved it so much. I just remember laughing and saying "what the fuck"
Same! I was not expecting it to go where it went, but I enjoyed the whole story. I watched it with my middle son a couple of years ago and didn’t warn him beforehand. He was surprised, but delighted by the twist
I'm glad that The Orphanage is on this list, it's genuinely one of my favorite films of all time and never fails to make me tear up.
First Fallen, now Frailty! I love seeing these movies get some recognition.
Has anyone put the "Texas chainsaw: New generation" twist together with Cabon in the Woods? That seems like a pretty apt combination. Shadowy men in suits helping killers for some vague spiritual reason? You can't get any closer to Cabin in the Woods without spelling it out.
If they ever do another Cabin movie in one of the cubes should be Leatherface lol.
Also the martyr's cult
@@lauraannebevan1198 I was just about to write to say it was Martyrs before Martyrs. There's one more actually, called Rapture. Similar premise but introduces sci-fi.
Cabin In The Woods was for a different kind of 'spiritual reason'. The whole purpose was needing a certain amount of sacrifices to keep a demon from being released and destroying the world. We only see the American side, but multiple countries run their own system for it.
TCM: NexGen would be closer compared to Martyrs (original) where the group's entire purpose is literally to torture victims (women) until they 'see God' so to speak.
If you haven't seen the original Martyrs, I suggest watching it. Unique movie.
@@stolbez666legend I agree. BTW, in fact, Twin Peaks had somewhat similar premise too... Fiends in the lodge sustaining themselves with Garmonbozia - pain and suffering. To produce it, they had to cause mayhem.
The twist at the end of Dario Argento's 'The Bird With the Crystal Plumage' is one of the all time greats!
Yeah but later he used on profondo rosso, 4 flies,do you like Hitchcock and tenebre
I've always wondered why someone hasn't remade this movie - it's such a great plot twist.
SO GLAD TO SEE FRAILTY ON ONE OF THESE LISTS!! it's great and underrated and deserves so much more attention
The doll from Brahms: The Boy looks JUST like Jared Kushner
Blake - Brahms is *quite* displeased with that most unfair comparison, sir... 😏
Oh my GOD i cannot unsee this
Holy crap! Now that's scary!!🤣
Can’t lie, The Boy has been my favourite horror movie for a while and seeing it on this list makes me happy
The ultimate twist in number 6 was the husband of the family was the one kidnapping the boys. Also the boy Alec that had been staying in the house without the family knowing was one of his victims that escaped.
There were four Psycho movies. The fourth one was about Norman telling a radio psychologist about his past.
Frailty is a seriously underrated movie
Underrated by who? You?
I'm pretty excited. Not that name movies that I haven't seen. I'm tracking this one down for sure
Agreed, brilliant movie
Yup! I've loved and seen it many times, ever since I discovered it 10 years ago!
Agree 100%
You missed big one.
The Killer Is On Screen Throughout The Film:
Salvage (2006)
If I tell you what this means, then I spoil it for you. Just watch it. You do get one or two clues about this within the movie. But it will still blow your mind when the twist is revealed. And the only reason that some may call it bad is because it suffers from John Carpenter Syndrome. It's too realistic for its own good.
It's a sleeper that many have not heard of. It's in my collection, very solid mention.
The twist in Searching was incredible and SO well done and quite eerie the way that it was revealed.
Twist, Event Horizon being the movie it was. A lot of people, myself included, went in seeing it expecting one thing and it being totally another all together lol.
WTF are you on about? Event Horizon was exactly what it was advertised.
Its a different kind of movie. Altogether.
Lol? Why what's the funny thing about that?
Event Horizon is still one of my absolute favorite sci-fi horror movies. I saw it in the theater with my friends when it came out, it blew us away. The first viewing was super freaky. His dead wife with the black eyes 👀 was a great freaking scare. Excellent film.
its been said before but you bringing up Event Horizon, There is a table top game called 40k, spin offs and tones of other things but one main premise is a thing called the warp, a way to travel faster then light but if you are not careful... it gets hellish. Anyways event horizon is a fan theory as humanities first tests into the warp and it going horribly wrong. if anyone likes both movie and game its a fun idea.
Fuck this. BWP2 was actually incredibly ahead of its time with its meta story telling. Sure the studio made it add some regular horror movie flourishes, but at its core it’s a wildly inventive movie
I enjoyed the movie.
And now I find myself wondering if Martyrs - one of the greatest horror films ever - was inspired by a guy seeing Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation and saying (in French): "Well, THAT sucked... but that idea COULD be done well if..."
Fraility is a great movie! Definitely one of my top serial killer movies of all time
What about 'Whatever happened to baby Jane? The whole movie we think that Jane was the one who crippled her sister in that car crash because she was drunk but it turns out Blanche crippled herself after trying to run Jane down
That is such an amazing psychological horror. I don't think nearly enough people have watched it.
I also love the twist.
Add to that Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte. Nobody saw that coming
Yeah, it's one of those that changes everything about the movie... the absolute horror in finding out that Blanche has let Jane think she was to blame for the accident and let her think this for her whole life is truly tragic and just profoundly cruel... Poor Jane.
@@calebshoemaker I remember watching it late late one night with my sister and we were terrified. I just about lost it when that head tumbled down the staircase.
Other great twists occur in films such as Leave, The Others, Identity, and Triangle. REC also had a really good one.
I was thinking of The Others during this whole list. Never saw that one coming.
Triangle was an awesome movie. It gave a bit of change to the horror genre.
The triangle twist was too horrifying. Good call on identity tho. It came together and worked nicely. The aura of the movie was so right.
Somehow never hear of Leave, will check that out.
Love Triangle! It's not a perfect film by any stretch but dang it's a great watch. Another fantastic twist is Lake Mungo, but be warned it's a VERY slow burn flick.
I watched From dusk till Dawn years ago without knowing anything about the movie and the twist definitely threw me and made me love that movie even more.
Same here. Did not see it coming, lol.
me too, it was a surprise, and i was enjoying the movie till that first transformation, but since im an horror fan, i just felt awsome haha
An actual titty twister
The Orphanage twist broke my heart when I watched it for the first time.
Excess Flesh has a twist in the final scene that flips the entire film upside down. The fact that the twist is signaled before the first image begins - and is alluded to throughout the runtime without tipping the viewer off to it - impressed me enough to completely change my view of the film.
Ghost stories twist left me physically shaking. It came out 6 months after I spent over a month intubated and sedated. It properly brought back the messed up dreams I lived in.
It has some very creepy moments in it ....and ultimately a rather tragic tale.
Oh man, that must've been super triggering! One of my worst fears, for sure
SPOILER FREE LIST:
10- Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation
9- Searching
8- Frailty
7- From Dusk Til Dawn
6- I See You
5- Psycho 2
4- Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2
3- The Boy
2- The Orphanage
1- Ghost Stories
What s the movie from the clip at the very beginning of the video that shows a girl in a glass cube snd cubes with a ballet dancer and so on.
@@claudechenier2272 The Cabin in the Woods
@@antoniacosta6221 Thanks Antonia. Much appreciated
@@claudechenier2272 No problem!
Thank you for making this list.
I suspected the twist in "The Boy" as soon as the old man said, "Despite what it looks like on the outside, our son is still here with us." The implication is that, he's still here in spirit, and the doll should be treated as a real boy. But right away I thought, "What if he means that literally?"
I only saw the trailer, and guessed that she simply saw their son as a doll who was actually just mute. The way the couple looked at her when she laughed at the idea of babysitting a doll made me wonder if he was actually a real kid
I really like Book of Shadows Blair Witch 2. I owned the VHS cassette and I currently own the DVD. I loved how as the story progresses the lighting goes from above their heads to below. It’s a subtle change that helps set the changing tone of the story
Also a fan, never noticed that about the lighting. Don’t understand why this film never got much love.
Same here, but I also tend to not overanalyze movies and such, so that might be one reason why.
Plus cute goth lady, what more could you possibly want at that age.
I loved Blair witch 2. Watching it all unravel was interesting
Dusk to Dawn was a complete surprise - went in cold off the back of Pulp Fiction and Clooney. So hard to go in cold these days
The twists in Searching and Frailty are some of the BEST twists in movies
Get Out, US, Heredity, and Midsomner should been on this list.
Yep well above the boy.
They're probably trying to mix it up a little rather than having those four be on the top of every list.
Us was predictable as hell
And suspiria 2018
Hold on, Midsomner barely has a twist that changes much though. I think Hereditary is sorta in the same boat, it doesn't recontextualise much. Get out and Heredity though you are very right but I enjoy having some lesser known stuff on the list.
The Twist of "The Boy" is that the Doll isn't possessd
The Twist of "The Boy 2" is that the Doll IS possessed.
The hidden subplot in Searching about the alien invasion was kinda cool, those lil glimpses of it in the background.
I love Frailty...
The twist of From Dusk Till Dawn was that the first half was a crime thriller. Everyone knew the movie was about vampires, but not how long it would take to actually get to them.
A lesser known movie called Triangle about the Bermuda Triangle had a couple of great twists and made it very original
That's such a fun movie!!
"The Others" was one that stuck with me to this day...
I love how you jump right into the upload. No long advertisement or multiple short ads. Thank you 😊
In my memory, "Psycho II" was actually pretty good…
It is pretty good, and Anthony Perkins is excellent in it, as always.
#7 My wife did not know about the movie and we watched it, I recorded her reaction when the vampire's first appeared lol
Cool
Searching is a brilliant film but it's definitely not a horror.
It's an alien invasion movie
@@UgoStrange Actually yeah! I'd forgotten about that.
ghost stories is one of the best anthology films of this era, just amazing!
#10 really isn't a 'shadowy organization' so much. It's just how they Texas government deals with excess kids in the foster system.
After seeing the governance in the state, you think it would be more Battle Royale.
identity (2003) should also be recognized with its twists (yes, it has a lot)
Gotta add in Sleepaway Camp. Not the idea that Angela was the killer, but the idea that she was actually a boy.
Holy spoiler alert. Really? Other than that you nailed one that should be on here.
@@chizorama Dude, the movie is forty years old. If a person hasn't watched the film over the past forty years, they deserve to have the ending spoiled.
@@stolbez666legend Here's something to consider, yes, it's 40yrs old, so somebody new to horror, or younger, may not have heard of it. Hell, I'm in my 50's & still discovering things I overlooked.
the twist in Marrowbone ruined my entire day
Great list. Frailty should be much higher IMO. it has like 3 twists that make the last one even better. I'm just happy to see that movie getting love over a few different channels.
I’ve watched I SEE YOU so many times it’s my favourite movie and collab between Owen and Judah
"I see you" was basically ruined by the boy getting thrown off bike. It was filmed in a way of seeing the real happening and watch it as many times you like, explaining it with some wire action just don't seem plausible.
I was in a medically induced coma for 34 days coming up on 4 years ago and i had non stop nightmares of me being murder hundred of thousands times it felt.
Frailty’s twist changes the whole movie. It’s one of my favorites
but in "I See You", the frogger just didn't HAPPEN to find out what was happening in the home. he didn't uncover anything, he was there on purpose to get revenge.
Can verify, From Dusk Till Dawn was a mind-blower. Back then you really only saw trailers at the movies, and you only saw trailers related to the movie you were watching. As a consequence, no one really knew what it was about.
At least where I came from.
Twist, "Searching" is secretly an alien invasion movie. Seriously, watch it.
What? How? Are we even talking about the same movie..... ?
@@endzmondayz2865 Read all the news reports in the background. It all points to an alien invasion. Go check. Seriously.
Do a video on it then
@@lostforever773 AZShow already did. I gave up that life a long time ago.
@@UgoStrange okay
If you guys want really good movies with a twist, here are my recommendations:
- Triangle (if you watch anything on this list, please watch this one)
- The House at the End of Time (this is in Spanish but you can find it with English subs) - it starts off slow but it's very worth it
- Enter Nowhere
- Iron Doors
- The Others
- Source Code
- The Machinist
- Bilocation (in Japanese but again you can find it with English subs)
- London Spy (this is a five-part miniseries but it's very well done, very eerie atmosphere too)
- Dogsville (the way it's done may seem pretentious, but it's worth it for the twist)
Frailty is such an amazing movie. love it
Searchings twist was absolutely brilliant
Blair Witch 2 is not a bad movie, the studio fucked it up, but there's a fan edit and it's pretty damn good.
I always liked that movie. Still do. I saw that edit you are talking about, it was pretty good! Also, I remember on the VHS tape that I had there was little games, puzzles, and searches to do while watching it.
A fan edit?
Love that I See You was on here. so underrated
"I See You" is immaculate. The only negative reviews I've seen for it were talking about Helen Hunt having plastic surgery, not anything negative about the content of the film. I loved the movie
This list is great, but I think Sleepaway Camp should at least be an honorable mention.
I’m so glad one of these talked about the boy!!!! It’s my favorite horror movie
10: so basically the plot of the whole saw franchise...
Frailty ~
Actually he wasn't told to kill bad people. He was told to kill demons who took on human form.
Why does it say "spoilers ahead! see the description for more info", and then the description doesn't even have any info. I really wish you guys would start putting a numbered list of the titles and timestamps in your descriptions or something. You guys don't even say the movies name first, you guys just blurt out the spoiler and thennnn say what movie it's from. I've been spoiled on so many movies cause of you guys lol. I know I'm not the only person either, I've seen in other videos people comment that they wish you guys would have time stamps or titles listed in the description somewhere
I post this same message all the time as well. TH-cam authors like whatculture stretch the video to over 10 minutes anyway, why not show the title, wait five or six seconds and then post the spoiler info. I don't know who watches these videos because if these videos show the best examples, then by telling people the best examples, if they haven't seen the movie it's spoiled. Seriously I have no idea who watches these videos.
Who cares? Spoilers doesn't affect anything
No such things as spoilers. No youtuber should have to do "spoil alerts" that's not their responsibility.
I mean…. You could just not watch these videos. I still watch the movies and it doesn’t hurt the movie at all.
@@ms.mi.2231 good for you. I would rather not be spoiled on things.
The bigger twist in searching is that there's an alien invasion going on in the back ground. The cop knowing about stuff was super predictable. The alien thing tho was so interesting.
Oh yeah, that twist in "Searching" was amazing. Came out of nowhere but made perfect sense. Just the way a twist should be.
You got the first part of "The Boy" all wrong that is not what happened.
The Orphanage isn’t even horror, it’s just pain 😭
Us - Adelaide was actually one of the tethered
Others - The family have been dead the whole time
The sixth sense - Bruce willis was also dead the whole time
The Orphan - Esther was a grown ass woman
Thirteen Ghosts - Cyrus faked his death
Shutter Island - Leonardo DeCaprio was actually a patient in the psych ward
Yes indeed!!! These should have been included
I LOVED the twist in Searching! It was so well done.
The Frailty twist had me shook since I was a kid! Such a great horror film.
In "The Boy 2" the doll is actually possessed and weird wall guy was actually a "victim", they kept switching up the doll's history a lot lol
Frailty, From Dusk till Down, I see you and Ghost Stories are some of my favorite horror movies ever and is good to see those movies in the list.
Wait so you gave the ‘it was all a dream’ twist the number one?
It's not a ranking numnuts lol
I SEE YOU, had more than one twist didn't it ? Wasn't it revealed that the father was the one kidnapping and killing the children and the phroggers witness him kill someone inside the house ? Or am I thinking of another movie ?
True. True. I'm going to commit a crime now and repeat one of my earlier comments... IMO "I see you" was basically ruined by the boy getting thrown off bike. It was filmed in a way of seeing the real happening and watch it as many times you like, explaining it with some wire action just don't seem plausible. They just pushed 3 completely different twists and genres into one story.
I'm a simple person, I see an I See You screenshot on the thumbnail I click.
Frailty is a great story. I love it!
I managed to avoid the Ghost Stories twist until I saw it on stage - it was absolutely brilliantly done and blew my mind.
Oh my word, Dusk till Dawn really got me, I was so confused. 😂 so glad its on the list
Psycho 2 is one of my favorite sequels.
I loved Frailty. That was a cool concept and a cool movie.
The wildest twist of this video compilation is when Margot logs into her Windows XP profile but opens to a OSX desktop. I’m shook.
From Dusk Til Dawn hands down is the single greatest underrated movie.
That movie is not underrated. It’s widely known as a 90’s horror classic.
@@mikeerickson5391 No it was hardly even noticed when it came out. I was there and only ran into it on video years after its release.
@@ExMachina70 Yea, it was underrated then. Nowadays, it’s widely known. Like really. So, it’s not underrated, anymore.
Rubbish I saw it in the cinema on it's release & im in the UK
@@scottishbuffy2733 Well there it is. It apparently was a smash hit in the UK blowing away all box office numbers. Here in the US where the movie was made, it didn't do so well. 😊
Say it with me everyone: THE SIXTH SENSE.
Searching is one of the best movies I've watched in the last few years
The twist in Texas Chainsaw: The Next Generation is an almost identical premise to Cabin in the Woods and Martyrs which came out 16 years and 14 years later respectively.