Reacting to MORE of YOUR Horror Movie Hot Takes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- You all had so many spicy opinions that I had to do a part 2. Here is my reacting to even more of your horror movie hot takes.
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🤓☝️ “well actually it’s called X.”
A Leigh Whannell-written and directed, more horror-centric Terminator film is one of the best horror ideas I feel like I’ve heard in a long old while.
I agree with all y'all that sounds like a fantastic idea
It would be great and certainly a fresh idea for the Terminator franchise. I think we can all agree it's tiring getting the same old shit with that franchise when it's been shown time and time again it isn't working.
Season 4 of Stranger Things is the best A Nightmare Elm Street content we’ve gotten since the original.
agreed
100%
Robert Englund having a cameo in Season 4 makes this point even better.
@@HEYitzED _Even_ better, he plays Vecnas father. I'm sure that wasn't a coincidence.
Definitely agree
Ash absolutely losing his mind in the cabin when everything is laughing at him and then breaks down is a great scene and the movie is probably my favorite of the trilogy but I love all of them almost equally
That's my favourite scene in the franchise.
@@1000000man1 same
Hellraiser (1987) is absolutely one of my favorite horror films of all time. We do exist.
Preach brother 🙏
Definitely agree 👍
The first 2 are great. I love the second one when the doctor says "Oh good, a fight" then kicks their asses.
Jesus wept 🖤🤯
Agreed
My problem with “in space” chapters of horror franchises are that they never have the budget to pull off the futuristic world they are trying to establish
That’s a really good point.
I actually just left my "hot take" on the last video that Jason X is the best "in space" horror movie out there. It's so much stupid dumb fun, and we get mufuggin Uber Jason out of it.
“Okay Texas, you ready for this? Whataburger sucks!” Took me out 😂💀💀 Remember no truth bombs on this video, only hot takes. 😂
Light’s Out was extremely effective and one of the best horror films in the last ten years. Feels like it didn’t get the respect it deserved 🤷🏼♂️
Loved Maria Bello in that!
Agree 💯
facts!
YES
Yes!
The Hateful Eight is NOT Tarantinos weakest film
Truuuue. Top 3 for me
I’d say Jackie brown is but even that’s a good movie. I love hateful 8
I disagree but glad to actually see a hot take
I honestly think it’s one of his better ones
It's in his top 2 films. May be my favorite of Tarantino's.
Jason in Freddy vs Jason is one of the best portrayals of Jason. I like that he towers over Freddy and Ken Kirzinger did an excellent job. They also did a great job making Jason “the one to root for” by having a more sympathetic backstory, even though he’s also a killer. Also Jason’s brown coat is adapted in a lot of toys, video games, and artwork, despite only being in FVJ
He looks so sleepy through the movie and doesn’t move like he did in prior movies… also him being afraid of water is beyond stupid
@@HugeAndy I chalk up his fear of being afraid of water to being in Freddy’s dream world, which is why he is more vulnerable and afraid of water in that scene.
Loved it across the board. Wish it got more love so we saw another one. Both Jason and Freddy were perfect.
@@StormX6 that’s fair tbh cause it would make sense when he’s a kid and drowned as it showed it the movie
Yeah bro, I do like Ken but I’m a Kane Hodder fan and I think that made more sense then Ken I don’t think size really matters even though I do like Freddy versus Jason miss the same as night for the 13. Jason takes Manhattan. That is what my first exposure to Jason and when I was a little bit older as a kid but I would’ve rather had Kane Hodder versus Robert Englund. It’s Friday and Jason and that’s my opinion.
2:14 As someone who is not even a Texan. I feel personally attacked by your WhatABurger Slander. Im getting my shotgun
Dude I’m Texan and for some reason I never ate there lmao
@@divyeshkotthakota7035 You really should. Great burgers
@@maskedman5657 bet mate
@@maskedman5657 personally I’m more of a pterrys guy as it was near my highschool and so I have a lot of nostalgia with that place like when I come back home for college
@@divyeshkotthakota7035 Never heard of that place. Gotta look it up
They should continue the anthology idea they had for the Halloween series at this point. Best thing they could do with it now. Just tell awesome self contained short stories. Would be really cool.
Agreed
I will go as far to say that Halloween 2 shouldn’t exist.
“Halloween” would’ve been an incredible anthology series title.
@@thomasffrench3639Valid take
its basically a re-hash of the first movie up until the 2nd half of the movie
They don't even need to pick one or the other, they can have both anthology and Myers films. Every year a film set around Halloween, and every few years with good scripts that aren't rushed make a Myers film.
My Hot Takes: Urban Legend, a very underrated slasher film, is much better than many slashers of its time and it is better than I Know What You Did Last Summer. And Brenda is one of the best slasher villains.
I don’t know if that’s a hot take. I Know What You Did Last Summer isn’t very well regarded, it’s just popular
@@thomasffrench3639 It's just considered by many to be one of the best slasher films of its time, and I love it. But I think it's too popular for an average film.
Urban legend is a classic in my book.
my favorite is the Final Destination DVD version where you got to decide what happens. yes the options are limited but its fun having a bit of control in what happens
I would love to see a remake from "I know what you did last summer" or a sequel from "The hills have eyes"
I Know What You Did Last Summer is primed for a remake. The original wasn’t even that good, it’s been almost 30 years…it’s time. And I have faith it can be done much better in the hands of the right filmmaker. Radio Silence, Christopher Landon, or Leigh Janiak would be my top picks to do it.
1) Hellraiser 2 is more interesting to me than OG Hellraiser and the locations are way cooler in 2 tbh.
2) Jason X has one of the most iconic death scenes in it even if you dont count the sleeping bag v tree death. He literally grabs a lady by the hair, dunks her face in this liquid nitrogen shit that freezes her face, then bashes it on the side of a counter and it all just crumbles off. It is the most intense shit ever and is one of those scenes that sticks with you.
The first 2 hellraiser movies are the only good ones. HR3 has one good scene, being the night club massacre but every single thing else absolutely sucks
@@Ev1L_Scotsmangood kills and Jason or decent killer in general
Orphan not getting more movies immediately after the first movie was a missed opportunity for it to be a bigger name in the genre and would've been the revival that slasher movies needed in the late 2000s and early 2010s and would've made Esther one of the most notable names in horror movies with Jason,Michael,and Freddy
My hot take . I would take The Collector and its sequel over the entire Saw franchise.
Actually same.
Naaaaa. “The collection” was fuckin TERRIBLE & every Saw movie isn’t THAT bad, the first film was good tho I’ll say
Really wish we could have gotten The Collected.
I love the Saw franchise. I think the worst Saw movie is still a seven out of 10, but I agree the collector and the collection are better. I want part 3!!
At least jigsaw never killed a cat.
It took Cody absolutely everything to not absolutely lose his mind on that Halloween 5 comment 🤣🤣🤣
I have a lot of hot takes.
1. The babadook sucks, it isnt scary AT ALL. I literally went to sleep watching it.
2. While on that topic, horror should scare you, it should keep you up at night so any “horror”movie that doesnt isnt good.
3. Seed of chucky started all the wacky problems chucky series has now. Its terrible, childs play 3 is the best.
4. James wan is the best modern horror director and its not close. He doesnt have a bad horror movie.
5. All the remakes are better than the originals, nightmare on elm street, friday the 13th, ESPECIALLY texas chainsaw massacre 2003 and The beginning, and rob zombies halloween. The old movies simply arent scary and the acting is worse. The new ones add backstory, which makes them more interesting. I like knowing how jason gets from place to place so fast as well as why the cannibals in texas chainsaw massacre eat ppl.
6. On that topic, ppl who say backstory “demystifies” the killer are just wrong and i can prove it…serial killer documentaries are only popular BECAUSE ppl want backstory.
7. Any film made before 1980 is automatically not scary and idk how ppl back then got creeped out whatsoever.
8. Stephen king doesnt make horror…he makes weird. By that i mean nothing he does makes sense nor is scary, its more sci fi than horror. Nobody will go to sleep wondering if christine the car will kill them.
9. Scream is the most overrated franchise ever, the plot is ppl die and you find out its multiple killers at the end…literally every movie.
Hellraiser is my favorite horror movie ever. I love how unique the story is and how the Cenobites aren’t posed as villains. It’s definitely not the best horror movie ever (because The Thing, The Exorcist, and Halloween exist) but I’d argue it’s top ten at least.
Totally agree. Hellraiser is my fav
To add context to my Nightmare on Elm St. take, improve the franchise by focusing on the surrealism of dreams. As much fun as Freddy is, if something is coming at you in your dreams, I don't think you need a killer per se, more of a bad nightmare specific to the person.
Wouldn’t you say that’s a little derivative of “ IT” though?
Scream 2 > Every other Scream movie. It has the perfect balance of comedy and horror, a great opening, strong character arcs, and phenomenal suspense sequences. It’s also the most well directed Scream movie (The cinematography is so artfully grand and theatrical).
Preach it!!
I love 2 and 4 both so much
I’d rank em
2
1
4
5
6
3
3 is terrible lol
@@bradenstjohn735 I actually love 3 lol. Nothing beats the original trilogy imo. 3 has its flaws, but I feel like 4-6 repeat those same flaws to an even worse extent. 1 & 2 are perfection. My ranking is 2, 1, 3, 4, 5 = 6
I already liked Scream 2 beforehand, but lately I've been starting to like it a little more. I think I've rewatched it 2 or 3 times this past month or so.
Preach, preach!
@@skulleryskuffling Scream 2 has soooo much rewatch value.
I refuse to believe the Jigsaw person wasn't trolling
The only reason Halloween 3 bombed is because they were forced to make 2. If they had done only one Myers film, the anthology concept would have landed. But by 3 people were showing up to see what Michael would do next.
I totally agree, and as a person who doesn't like Halloween 2, I wish that was the case.
Yeah, part 2 is not good. Imagine what the franchise would be if everything had been a different concept. Like I say, oh well.
@@kevsplitterskull3209 I feel like Halloween 2 people only like because of the cinematography
Halloween 3 is the second best Halloween movie. It was a brilliant idea for a movie and Conal Cochrane might be a more sadistic evil character than Michael Myers.
Hellraiser the original is one of the most underrated / under appreciated horror classics of all time. Terrifying and tense. The twist ending with Frank wearing his brothers face is still one of the beat
YES its so Urban and gothic
My hot take is Predator 2 is the best sequel to the original. Never understood the hate towards it. My biggest hot take though is one that I’m on my own island with, and that is I like Predator 2 more than the original. I saw it first as a kid before I saw the original and nostalgia always hits me whenever I watch it. Was the movie that made me fall in love with the franchise.
You're not the only one.
Hmm nice to see this as someone who didn't care much for the original I might bump up the sequel then.
Predator 2 is awesome. It’s on par with the original for me. My only gripe is how cartoonish some of the gangs in the film are. They feel like they’re out of gta or saints row at times.
I think you’re right about P2, behind prey that’s my favorite sequel
I also watched Predator 2 first as a kid, and have always loved that film...it's so balls to wall over the top and after seeing the original I think switching up the environment still works and was a great idea. I love both films.
My hot take is that Malignant is a certified classic. A horror movie that goes from suspense to straight up bloodbath. Amazing camera angles, one scene in the police station looked like a video game the way they had the camera angled on her. Something i havent seen myself in a horror movie before. It also did a great twist on the absorbed twin twist that felt fresh
The sequel we’ve all waiting for! Keep these coming Cody!
Thanks for featuring my tweet! I hope my Final Destination take didn’t seem like hating. I do like all of those films, just moreso prefer the style of the later sequels.
To me, Brian De Palma's Carrie is the best Stephen King adaptation we've gotten. I do think there is some dated things but the movie translated the book so well and made it even better by showcasing Carrie's POV over the other characters. Instead of simply being a talking point, shes a fleshed out tragic figure and Sissy Spacek gives an all timer performance.
There are relatively better made King movies sure but to me this is quintesential and the best.
I highly agree.
I would love a video on Poltergeist. It is one of my favorite movies....of any genre. The special effects are good and if the ghost coming down the stairs looks so ethereal. If that was done today that effect would be way too glossy looking
Here is the funny thing, I love the Final Destination movie series and while I agree that The Final Destination aka Final Destination 4 is bad, you have to admit that the opening credit sequence where they reference all the past kills to an awesome electric guitar rock version of the creepy theme music from the first movie was amazing. I still watch that opening to this day on occasion.
8:49 I think Freddy vs Jason is the definitive end for Robert Englund’s Freddy. I feel like he died at the hands of Jason and then the final wink was a cheeky goodbye
Van Helsing is generally a fun as hell movie, don't get the hate.
Re-Animator needs more love than it deserves.
And Malignant is a modern day horror MASTERPIECE (yes I'm biased because I LOVE that movie).
Reanimator sucked.
Omg Uncle Sean's hot take - "The Lost Boys is an utter disaster" and Cody's reaction to it is fucking priceless!
I laughed so hard, The lost Boys is my favorite vampire movie ever.
@@williamsummerson1204 yea it cracked me up, Fright Night (1985) is mine.
@@CineMan1978 fright night is amazing.
@@williamsummerson1204 yes and Part II is really underrated. Julie Carmen is 🔥
@@CineMan1978 agreed
I loved Prometheus but I also had no clue it was an alien prequel.
That is what it was supposed to be. Not an Alien film, just a different film in the same universe.
The Friday the 13th part 5 take is an interesting one. They’re almost like opposites, one movie is a slog to get through until the killer is revealed which is the most memorable part of the film whereas the other is very entertaining and wild until the killer is revealed is a huge disappointment
I actually like it more than Part 6, which is a fan favorite. Enjoyed the kills and felt it to be sinister and creepier than some of the others
@@Clm19789 hey man recently rewatches the series I agree. I think it goes remake, 4, 5, 6 and then 7 as the top 5 friday films in order. It's just a funner movie and hobstly the comedy is better utilized in my opinion. It's like it's sleazy funny more than a movie meant to be funny like 6 was.
@@Blainprime yes, it's definitely not meant to be taken too seriously. I always group 1-5 in one group and 6-10 in another (not including remake and FvJ). 1-5 are the grittier more basic films with 2,3,4 having a more realistic Jason. 6-10 have a different feel to them, partly because 6 starts the zombie Jason films. I prefer the first group because of this.
@@Clm19789 I think it's way worse than Part 6. I find that part 5 feels so cheap, and not in an appealing way like part 1 or 2. It is only creepy for how sleazy the movie is. You want to take a shower afterwards, and not in a good way like Maniac.
That guy with the Jaws 2 take needs to be committed.
Jaws 2 is a fun teen beach sailboat movie... with a shark.
I think that if Terminator Salvation had been really good, the whole trajectory of the franchise would be different. Some people don’t like 3, I think it’s alright. Overall an amazing trilogy. And if Salvation could’ve shown an awesome version of the future that they were always talking about the the first trilogy, and then worked this into a new trilogy with some sort of time loop happening by the end. That would’ve been perfect for the franchise and it could’ve ended there.
Ends was a mixture of Halloween & Season Of The Witch
Howling & Late Phases are the best werewolf movies
Fright Night 2 is the better remake
So glad to see someone else label the original Terminator a horror movie. Ive had arguments with people who genuinely think its not horror. I think it stems from the franchise as a whole having barely any horror elements after the first. 100% they should go back to the horror elements.
I've got a hot take I think Laurie Strode is one of the most overrated final girls ever listen I don't think she's a bad final girl by any means but when comparing her to characters like Nancy & Sidney she has a lot of flaws. My main problem is how inconsistent she is because her in the original, the second one and H20 I really like those are my favourite versions of her but then you get her in RZ Halloween 2 where she is an annoying drunken moron who is constantly in you're face. But then there's her in the most recent trilogy who is pretty much a worse version of Sarah Connor and in Ends she suddenly has gotten over the trauma Michael has given her and the fact that he killed her daughter like B***h What?! You had a like 40 year obsession with him and now you make pies. Listen in a Halloween film when she's good she's really good but she just has a lot of problems that the average Halloween fan just glosses over. Also if you make another one of these videos may you please include my comment in it.
I personally love Jason goes to hell, Yes it breaks franchise rules and gives a familiar connection but i enjoy it. I loved Creighton duke. Its fun, I get its haters but it's different enough. Agree on Jason x is hilarious. Love seeing him smack the sleeping bag against the tree.
I always say that Jason Goes To Hell is a great "Body Swapping Demon Horror Movie", but not a very good "Friday The 13th movie".
Horror movies should have more final guys
ABSOLUTELY
I liked Doug in Hills Have Eyes remake
I would love to see Cody exposed to the Final Girl boardgame. They have scenarios that play homage to horror movies, and one of the 3 seasons (several scenarios per season) has a Terminator inspired one.
But only thing that compares to film love letters to the genre might be games where you get to play through as favorite character stand ins. Like the wave of horror video games just trying to survive yourself.
I believe the kid in the mist had to die for the mist to disappear just like carmody said would happen. That’s a hill I’ll die on
Huh, good one!
I can rewatch 1990s It at least once a year. The new IT was a one and done for me.
I maintain that the acting in the original TCM is realism. Maybe they're not experienced actors, but they're very effective for the material they're given. Their acting is distinct from that found in other low-budget horror films from the era, namely The Last House on the Left and The Hills Have Eyes. The Last House on the Left is an unwatchable film in which (among many, many, many, to the power 20 other flaws), a couple finds their daughter murdered and can barely work up any emotion at all. Perhaps, if the actors in TCM were compelled to act in such a scene, they would have humiliated themselves, too. However, as it is, the simplicity of TCM keeps their performances realistic. They merely need to act first like youths in a grounded setting, then like people trapped in an utterly terrifying situation, and they do it effectively.
Found footage films are generally not good nor scary. The only reason why Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity are praised is because they made so much ROI. The only ones I think are scary are REC and Hell House LLC. Although not scary, Afflicted is a fun watch.
24:40. Scream 5 and 6 would be brilliant if they would have made it more realistic. All these core 4 characters and others surviving MULTIPLE stab wounds is what gives me blue balls.
i get the complaint but being stabbed isnt just an automatic instant kill. people can survive a ton of damage
@@AIRWAY26 lame excuse
@@Hellstothenaw You play way to many video games.
@@AIRWAY26 projection? I don’t play video games. I just jerk off. =)
I kind of agree with the premise of A Nightmare on Elm Street being better than the actual films. I adore a the first and have fun with a few of the sequels but they don’t reach the franchise potential. Honestly would love to see David Fincher do a more thriller take on the original. Mike Flanagan would do an amazing job to bring in the surreal horror.
My bloody valentine (1981) is better than any Friday the 13th movie aside from part 4
That’s not even a hot take. It’s correct.
agreed 100%
wes craven new nightmare is my favorite in the franchise. i feel like branching into the “real” world was done flawlessly and the storyline and narrative doesn’t miss a beat
Ah of course, can't be a Twitter thread without the NSFW bot as the first comment, lol.
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I don't know why Ridley Scott wanted to do a sci-fi movie about creations rebeling against their creator and what it means to be human. He already did it perfectly in Blade Runner
It 1990 changed my entire childhood. It gave me lifelong fears of shower drains, street gutters, sewer pipes, and clowns. I can’t stand over/on my drain when taking a shower going on 30 years! How many others horror movies/series have that kind of terror longevity..?
Hot take: Deep Blue Sea is a more fun film than any of the Jaws films and I prefer it immensely.
It was a solid movie but the Original Jaws is tuff to beat. I watched Deep Blue Sea many times but hadnt fully watched Jaws until an adult and Jaws takes the cake
Yeah, but Deep Blue Sea 2 & 3 suck just as much, if not more, then the Jaws sequels.
My thing with the Exorcist the orignal is i think its a good film but I think its more the lore behind it.. like the theory that all the people who worked on the film had things happen to them afterwards and how it's one of the most cursed films. Do i think it was the best film ever, but i have heard that the people who worked on The exoricst, Poltergeist, and the Omen (all originals) have all had weird things happen to them afterwards.
Black Christmas 1974 is more scarier and more re-watchable then Scream
Facts
i think scream gets weaker the more horror i watch.
it's good as starter horror, but not once you've seen a bunch, it doesn't hold up nearly as well.
Agreed
Yep. Top notch. So creepy and disturbing. I’m desensitised to most horror but that film still gets to me. THOSE PHONE CALLS! Scream is great and fun but not scary for me.
Black Christmas is so realistic and it's based on true events, which makes it much scarier. It's OG horror as well and that makes it more rewatchable. I love Scream, but it's not on the same level story wise as Black Christmas at all. For that reason I can forgive Bob Clark for Baby Geniuses.
Ash from Evil Dead to me is just as iconic as any slasher villain
Scream 4 is better than the original, and the best in the franchise.
To add to that, Charlie Walker is my 3rd favorite ghostface due to his brutality and incredible reveal.
That's definitely a hot take. Scream 2 is my favorite sequel in the franchise and Charlie is easily one of the worst ghost faces ever.
I love 4 (possibly more than original). Charlie doesn’t do anything for me but Jill is my favourite Ghostface.
Stu is my favorite ghost face
I think Jason's the perfect parody of slashers. I think if they went full horror comedy with Friday the 13th it'd have a modern revival
TCM 2 and TCM 2003 are my faves in the entire franchise
Nooo 😂
The main horror franchise that came to an end that I can think of is Phantasm
Hacksaw Ridge is the best war movie ever made.
That's you're opinion, but you obviously haven't seen at least 40 war movies going back to the 40s 50s that are way better.
@@RobertParks-h7rdon’t assume what he has or hasn’t seen.. if it’s his favorite then it’s his favorite.
@@zacgale4231 That's not the point if he said he has only seen 5 war films and that's his favorite it wouldn't be a question or not,I'm assuming,he's under 35 and hasn't seen a lot of those type of films.
This is an absolutely insane take 🫡
@@brandonnumbskull58 lol how
Dermot Mulroney in Scream 6 is SO bad that it's JUST FUCKING BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD!!!!!!!!
Didn't Jason X have the line "we didn't land on Crystal Lake, Crystal Lake landed on us"?
Lmfaoooo
I would love to see:
•Halloween as an anthology series, you can call it "Halloween Night".
•Terminator back as a horror movie, and yes director should be Leigh Wannell.
My other hot take which is my big hot take I think Texas chainsaw 2 is the best one. I just love the goofy approach they took with it and if we got another Texas chainsaw movie I would love it to be more like that one
Nothing is more goofy than "do ur thing cuz!" God that was so bad... I pretty much hate every movie in that franchise aside from the remake and The Beginning. All the rest were awful including the original. I respect the original, but that's where it ends.
I think that 2 while being goofy has charm and definitely new what it wanted to do unlike the other sequels
@@TheJokesterSCRthat wasn't TCM 2, that was TCM 3D... have you actually seen the movies?
Freaky could make a great anthology franchise where random slashers and the "final girl"/"final guy" switch places!! They could make their own rogues gallery of slashers like dead by daylight
HALLOWEEN KILLS ROCKS
YES!
Halloween 3 is my favorite Halloween movie... SEASON of the WITCH!
Hot take Friday the 13th the remake is the best in the franchise
That was in the 1st video and he agreed
@@Swampdonkey796I think he said the final chapter was the best
Brah, we don't see eye to eye %20 of the time , but again- when you are on point you are on point!! We are definitely down with the same obscure opinions! I saw Hellraiser in the theaters, twice and thought ' this is clever, kinda cheap, is there a book? ' I like Hellraiser but I don't own a Tshirt and don't plan on buying one. Though I do have the box.... Preach on!!
No too sure if these are hot take but..
Hot Take 1: Halloween Ends
I would of loved if they put Cory Cunningham in the Emmett Kelly mask as a nice call back to what could have been Michael's mask in the original
Hot Take 2: Halloween Ends (Spoiler) It would of been way better if Michael came in and killed Cory C while he and Laurie were arguing instead of him killing himself for no reason
Halloween Ends should have ended with both Laurie and Michael dying. It would have given Allyson more reason to leave Haddonfield having no family left.
@@theashwoodfaerie2 Yes that's dope.. And also what if Cory actually never died, but he escapes and runs away due to being wanted for the murders he did. Laurie and Michael have their final battle which leaves both dead, leaving Allyson left still alive and alone (Just like you said). That gives them opportunity to kill off Michael and Laurie and maybe creating a new killer with horror icon potential and a new final girl
Lmfao never forget Bryan and CPs debate on Friday 5😂😂😂
Dan stevens as Snake Plisskin in a escape from new york sequel directed by Leigh Whannel
I've never heard of this movie
4:13 Uber Jason is a goated character arc !!!
Imaginary is cans lol
Hot take , Friday the 13th part 5 is one of my favorites , 100% guilty pleasure 😂
There is so much fun weird shit that happens in 5. The gore, the sleaze and the over the top characters. It’s such a memorable movie. The original spends 5% of it’s run time on making coffee.
I'll never say that Part 5 is a good movie, but at least it's entertaining.
lmaooo that was the best part of the video. might be biased
Honestly I think I like Hellraiser Bloodlines the most in the series. It's not the best made but it's the most interesting for me and does some fun stuff with the lore.
Me sitting here at my desk watching this in my The Lost Boys shirt, with the poster above the desk. But real, What-A-Burger (as an Oklahoman) is not that good, I only like the cheeseburger (kinda) and their sweet tea is nasty. The Lost Boys will forever be my favorite movie in general, that was honestly the first time I've seen hate for that movie
The Lost Boys is one of the best of all time for sure!!
Fellow Oklahoman and yeah What-A-Burger is.......fine. I would say that their Honey Butter Chicken Biscuits are damn good and is my go to if I"m in the mood for fast food breakfast, which isn't often.
@@jrod112278 I haven't tried that yet. I might someday though. But yeah, What-A-Burger is like the definition of 'fine'
Here’s my hot take I’d rather watch the original Nightmare on elm street and Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter over the original Halloween
I think Halloween Ends was actually a very interesting end to the modern trilogy, while it might not be what everyone expected I think it's interesting to go in a different direction in a franchise and subgenre is so same-y. I feel like if it was just about Michael chasing the strode family around haddenfield again it would've been a lame ending, at least this ending was trying to do some interesting new things. The performances were good, the movie was pretty scary and atmospheric and I think the story was interesting and kept me engaged the entire time.
I was also engaged but ultimately it was a trash ending and not what a Michael Myers fan wants to see…
17:57. I think the only reason for me that Jaws 2 holds up is because the character of Brody. I grew up watching Jaws 2. I still love it. Better than 1???? No fn way! 3 and 4...garbage.
Here’s a hot take (I haven’t watched this video yet but I’m about to): the awful deaths of Judith, Annie and Linda make Halloween laughable. Absolutely awful. Judith sounds like she’s getting plunged.
Agree on Judith 100%
This is a really good hot take. I don't agree with it, but I understand where you are coming from. Also it might be intentionally funny how Linda dies.
@@thomasffrench3639 I’ve only recently been able to admit that Halloween has flaws.
Nightmare on Elm Street 2010 isn't just a copy and paste of the original. It wanted to bring in new ideas and concepts that the studio scrapped in favor of making it more like the original. Had the studio not interfered, the films reception would've been more along the lines of F13 '09 and TCM '03.
Halloween 3 is very different but very entertaining, the kills are great, the characters are great, the ending is great, and the music is awesome.
I know right
@@nickdorenkamp959 is it even a hot take?
@@aydenbaldwin3041 it probably is to some degree. Personally it's better than some of the later films.
@@nickdorenkamp959 it's my second favorite
@@aydenbaldwin3041 its not. 90% of horror fans would agree
I definitely would like to see more of these! Fun way to mix up the content while still being in theme. Good video!
Stephen King is spot on: Kubrick’s The Shining is a big, beautiful Cadillac with no engine. I find it big, bloated and overrated with terrible acting. Jack Nicholson is one of the all time greats, and watching him ham it up mercilessly makes me want to cry.
It was boring. I hate the shining. So overrated
I agree that it is a very empty movie. And that's why it's one of the best horror films ever. That emptiness is so unsettling, and makes it one of the few films that have scared me. I also don't think the acting is bad, I think it is goofy while being scary at the same time. But I do understand why someone wouldn't like it, especially if they aren't huge on Kubrick's style
The idea of horror movie franchises never ending is similar to the life of theatre presentations. Every year or so, there's a new Hamlet or Les Miserables or Hedda Garbler...
The ambitions may not be as lofty, or "worthy", but if I can have some definitive jumping on/off points... All the better.
Hot take: Halloween Ends is the best out of the recent trilogy, because it tried something different and was way more memorable and took risks.
That's not a hot take unfortunately a lot of people really like it. I don't because they ONLY killed Michael. If they'd killed off Laurie too that would have been better imo. Having them finish EACH OTHER off would have been a perfect ending
@theashwoodfaerie2 are you a nihilist?
Hot take:
Saw didn’t need a sequel. It was an interesting concept and the twist worked very well. That should have been the end of it.
My horror preference is psychological (the ring) over gore (hostel) so I’m sure that’s where my hot take comes from, but honestly jigsaw doesn’t need apprentices. It doesn’t make a lot of sense.
Scream 6 is the worst movie in the franchise. I've never seen a movie that I thoroughly enjoyed and had the ending just absolutely ruin it for me. The twist was dull. Bringing back kirby was pointless. She really didn't do anything meaningful in the movie. How does a police detective that is specialized in Ghostface murderers not realize that the police detective she is working alongside is the previous killers dad??? And don't even get me started on the stupidity of the scene where detective Bailey, who has a loaded gun, charges sam, who has a knife. I damn near walked put of the movie theater when I saw that scene.
Sounds like you are putting too much weight on the ending
Stupid decisions in horror movies is not a bad thing because people are even dumber in real life
I agree, although I had a multitude of problems with 6 before even getting to the killer reveals
The characters' plot armor to the movie was way too over the top.
@@pleaseshutup7053 nope the movie is just horrendous
I love Jason X. As someone who was a fan of the Andromeda tv series at the time I thought it was cool that Lexa Doig and Lisa Ryder kind of switched up the roles the played in the movies from the ones in Andromeda. Also I think Todd Farmer is kind of funny and I don’t know why he hasn’t become more prominent than he is.
The Strangers is one of the most Overrated horror movies ever made. While the killers and the movie shots very well but the main characters are the DUMBEST protagonists.
The Strangers is the first horror I quit oh nm it's the only horror film I quit watching because the protagonists acted stupid. I didn't want bad things to happen to them, but it was impossible to root for them at the same time.
@@atramentalistkoan amen brother
Horror protagonists have to be dumb in order for horror to actually work unfortunately. Which makes it hard to root for them.
The original Hellraiser is one of the best horror movies ever made. Hellraiser, Halloween 3, psycho 2, The Thing and A Nightmare On Elm Street are my top 5.
Yes same 2003 texas chainsaw is my fav too.
I also love Jason X. Jason is my fav slasher killer ❤. I can't wait for some more Jason Voorhees baaabbbyy
I agree with most of the comments. Especially that Sydney is a better final girl.
Love Sam and Tara. I will miss them. I love Sydney being back but I will miss them.
Tcm the beginning is just as good as 2003 remake
My hot take, The Thing (2011) is not a bad movie and actually a good prequel.
Those shoes can't be filled but it's solid.
I can enjoy it. The original is my favourite sci-fI horror ever and is unsurpassed for me. I enjoy the link up between the 2 films. The CGI is what takes away from 2011, some of it is just video game standard. It’s a decent 3 star film for me.
agreed, take out the bad CGI and replace it with practical effects and it would be a lot better.