The Monster's Den: Our Top 10 Favorite Modern Horror Films-2000-2021 (w/Dave LaGreca)
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- Join Pete Pardo, Chris Alo, and special guest Dave LaGreca, host of Sirius XM's 'Busted Open Radio' as they list their favorite horror films from 2000-2021. #modernhorror
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Good stuff! Some lesser known ones that really worked for me : Lake Mungo, Last Shift, The Void, A Tale of two Sisters, The House Of The Devil, Summer Of '84, Kill List, As Above So Below, The Ritual, Apostle...just to name a few. Lots of great overlooked horror out there!
Jordan Peele (Get Out, Us) and Ari Aster (Hereditary, Midsommar) are both fucking amazing - and I'm looking forward to their respective new films, Nope and Disappointment Blvd. Another director I need to highlight Julia Ducournau (spelling?) - a French woman who's absolutely fucked in the head, but such a brilliant filmmaker. Her first film Raw, and especially her newest film Titane, are absolutely amazing!
Loving the love for The Descent. Not just one of the best modern horror or horror in general but one of the best movies of its decade
Original French film Martyrs was the best followed by Hereditary, the Witch and The Descent. Brutal, visceral films - super well-acted.
Martyrs is too sadistic to make it an enjoyable watch. Without question, not for the faint at heart.
@@tanvirchoudhury122 it’s a good movie, but not a rewatchable one, for me. If that make sense!?
Great list. Also love the not so well known "Frailty"
10 Oculus (2014) 9 Excision (2012) 8 The Eyes of My Mother (2016) 7 The Ring (2002) 6 The Devil's Backbone (2001) 5 The Witch (2015) 4 The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017) 3 Midsommar (2019) 2 The Orphanage (2007) 1 Hereditary (2018) Some honorable mentions: Bone Tomahawk, Splice, Annihilation, Ex Machina, Under the Skin, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night.
Hereditary, Babadook, Mandy, The Dark & the Wicked, Sleep Tight, Frailty, The Ring, 1408, Train to Busan, The Witch, Martyrs, I Saw the Devil, The Blackcoat's Daughter, Session 9, Mirrors 2 & It Follows.
Really great list, love almost all of them.
One movie here I can not stand is The Ring. I just found it so boring, but the worst thing of all is how much it takes from The Changeling, which is a better movie.
I'm glad you mentioned Bone Tomahawk. Not many people have watched it, but it's a great blend of western and horror, with one of the most gruesome scenes I've ever seen.
Many thanks to Dave for being on the show with Pete and Chris. Added several of the movies discussed to my Monster's Den watchlist. May never catch up on that list but it sure is fun trying. Thanks, guys, for the fun and information.
A fun watch is “Overlord” …lots of great war action & horror fun too.
Color Out of Space! Lovecraft done pretty well, all things considered.
the witch, let the right one in, and midsommar are my favorites of the last few years. they are atmospherically creepy to the nth degree
Loved Midsommar...definitely an honorable mention for me.
Let's see another director try to make a film that takes place in complete daylight that's as horrifying as Midsommar.
The actor Pete is thinking of in Dog Soldiers (who plays Alfred in Gotham) is Sean Pertwee. He's always excellent (and is the son of the third TV Doctor Who, Jon Pertwee).
…a fantastic show as ever - I was surprised you didn’t mention’Train to Busan’ - surely one of the best zombie movies ever from Korea..best wishes from the UK..Steve
I'm almost ashamed to admit, I haven't seen it yet. I started it on Shudder, but didn't finish.
Great vid - some great titles in there!
Here are mine:
1) Martyrs
2) Host
3) It Follows
4) paranormal Activity
5) What Lies Beneath
6) Midsommar
7) The Orphanage
8) Woman In Black
9) Get Out
10) Dawn Of The Dead
The Wolfman 2010
Trick R Treat 2007
Would definitely be on my list
I'm over 50 and have seen a lot of horror movies but nothing has left a bigger impression on me in the last 20 years than MARTYRS (the original French version ... there is a very bad US Remake) ... just insane brutal horror and psychological torment. The director wrote and made it through a terrible bout of clinical depression and the sense of dread is just super heavy. Relentless, intense movie with an ending that will stay with you for a long time. I haven't been able to watch it again ...
I agree, Also High Tension could have been higher on my list if it wasn't for the ending, which kinda was a bit of a letdown. Speaking of Foreign flick, I would put "I saw the devil" (stupid English title) in my top 3.
I don't understand all the praise for Martyrs...have watched it also only one time...because of being so bad. Maybe I should give it another try. But out of the big four of the new wave of french Horror movies (INSIDE, High Tension, Frontiers) it is by far the weakest for me. Especially High Tension and Inside have kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time.
@@ChiefWiggum08151 I think for me was the total wtf of the second half where it takes a turn in a total other direction that made it so very different. Inside and High Tension while for sure insane as well, tread a more traditional story line overall. Never saw Frontiers, but I need to check it out.
What a awesome show. Best show on TH-cam.
Not the biggest horror buff, but I really enjoy these lists. My top 5:
1. Get Out
2. A Quiet Place
3. Train to Busan
4: The Conjuring
5. It Follows
A lot of people mention The Babadook, The Witch, and Hereditary, but I haven’t seen those yet
Hereditary is fantastic
You gotta see Hereditary, best horror film of the last 20 years for me. Midsommar is amazing too, in a different way.
@@BackwoodsFilms that car scene, man, that scene. That scene is one of the few times I’ve watched something and was actually speechless. First time I saw that, I was just shocked and had no words. A fantastic movie
Tigers Are Not Afraid, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Lake Mungo, Goodnight Mommy, Host, Alone, Inside (the 2007 French movie) are really good horror movies during this time period as well
"Let The Right One In" - probably the best horror movie since 2000, possibly the best movie since 2000.
I like very few vampire movies, but I loved that movie. I completely disagree with Pete about "Let Me In." It's a bland, boring remake that removed all the things that made "Let the Right One In" so great. I was actually surprised he liked it so much because aside from the general idea, it's a completely different movie and nowhere near as interesting. It's a classic case of dumbing/watering down a movie for American audiences. I could see the studio saying, "Oh, no...we can't do that. Oh, we can't show that either." If anyone hasn't seen "Let Me In", don't waste your time. Watch the original instead.
Some I was surprised were not mentioned:
1. Paranormal Activity
2. Sunshine
3. The Ring
4. The Reef
5. Last Train to Busan
6. Open Water
Great picks by the guests and Pete though.
I think your list has other genres in it. For instance, sunshine has a bit of a twist towards horror at the end but its still a sci fi movie.
@@30yearsoldiam1 you might be right. There was a variety in some of their listings. In Pete's notables at the end he mentioned Pandorum.
That could be similar to Sunshine in sci fi/horror.
great to see you guys together, great show! 🍺🍺
Interesting choices but left out a few good ones. For mine choices of the 10 best modern horror films are.
1.The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
2.High Tenison (2003)
3.28 Days Later (2002)
4.You're Next (2011)
5.30 Days Of Night (2007)
6.The Crazies (2010)
7.The Collector (2009)
8.Piranha (2009)
9.Crawl (2019)
10.The Ruins (2008)
All excellent choices. Mine would be:
The Ring, The Descent, 28 Days Later, Train to Busan, The Witch and Sinister.
I would also like to cheat and give a shout out to the tv miniseries The Haunting of Hill House
A few personal favourites that didn't get a mention :
1. The Wailing
2. I Saw The Devil (not really horror, but it appears on horror lists)
3. Train to Busan
4. A Tale of Two Sisters
5. One Cut of the Dead
6. Housebound
7. The Loved Ones
8. Split
9. Kill List
10. Saint Maud
The Wailing is incredible!
Great Episode. A few ones you maybe haven't seen yet. Rec (spanisch found footage zombies), train to busan, Cold Prey ( Norway, besides Scream the best slasher series of the last decades, way ahead of hatchet and others).
Here's just a big list:
Train to Busan
The Shallows
Stuck
A Quiet Place
Grindhouse
Hereditary
Paranormal Activity
The Mist
The Autopsy Of Jane Doe
The Witch (it had to grow on me)
King Kong (2005)
Frailty
The Others
Creep
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
The Conjuring
Midsommar
Host (2020)
Drag Me to Hell
The Decent
Mandy
A few Guillermo del Toro movies with monsters, but not really “horror”:
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Pan’s Labyrinth
The Shape of Water
Three great thrillers:
Nightcrawler
A Good Woman is Hard to Find
Identity
And a mini-series: Haunting of Hill House
A Quiet Place, Hereditary, The Mist, Midsommar, The Descent, and Mandy are all fantastic picks
From the Del Toro catalog which are closer to Horror: The Orphanage and The Devil's Backbone are worth checking out.
So many great recent horror movies: The Witch, Get Out, Us, The Babadook, Hereditary, Midsommar, Insidious, The Host, Bone Tomahawk (a blend of western and horror)... And if I can throw a miniseries in there, I would definitely recommend Midnight Mass.
Baba do ok I didn't like.nor bone tomahawk.
The Witch is the most black metal movie ever i loved it
For sure! I actually bought the Black Phillip shirt that spoofs the band Bathory.
I watched My House today. It's about a Sudanese immigrant couple who have fled civil war to find themselves in a neglected northern British town. The traumised pair are alienated but also plagued by the ghosts they carry. A very powerful and harrowing film, efficiently constructed and beautifully executed.
Phenomenal flick ... must see for everyone! ... on Netflix.
A few you didn't mention, that I love:
* The Sadness (Taiwanese zombie/pandemic movie from 2021. Absolutely brutal and hilarious. You'd love it)
* Summer of '84 (2018)
* The Furies (2019, Australia)
* Deathgasm (2019, Metal horror comedy from New Zealand. Might be my favorite horror comedy. Awesome soundtrack as well)
* Housebound (2014, New Zealand)
* Train to Busan (2018, South-Korea)
* It Follows (2014)
* Sinister (2012)
* The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)
* American Psycho (2000)
My number one would probably be The Conjuring, though. It's a modern day masterpiece in my eyes.
Well worth waiting for, a very enjoyable episode full of good recommendations from men of a similar age to me. Dave has a pleasant nature and an infectious laugh which kept me smiling and, as usual, many thanks to Chris and Pete for making this happen. Of course it was Sean Pertwee who Pete was trying to remember from Dog Soldiers, his dad, John, was Doctor Who for a few years in the 70's.
Great to see you guys together again. Brother energy!
1- The Mist
2- Silent Hill
3 - Sinister
4 - As Above So Below
5- 28 Days Later
6- Cabin in the Woods
7- The Witch
8- Hereditary
9 - The Conjuring
10 - Battle Royale
Honourable mentions:
The Visit
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil
The others
Antlers
Get Out
Don’t Breathe
The Invisible Man
Mindsommar
A Quiet Place
wow, Descent earned a three-in-a-row from this lineup - i may just have to buy that one before even seeing it. really loved this episode !
Since the Descent was so highly rated, I'm surprised no one mentioned "As Above, So Below" (2014). No where gory like The Descent, but the claustrophobia is very,very intense. Big recommend for those with cave/Tomb issues.
Kill List, Beyond the Black Rainbow, Martyrs, Inside, Starry Eyes, Absentia, Contracted, The Witch, Hereditary, Midsommar, Grace, House of the Devil, Let Me In, Entrance, The Blackcoat's Daughter, Eyes of My Mother.
A lot of great films on your list. Good to see Eyes of my Mother get a mention.
"The Witch" is my favorite horror film of the last 10 years or so. Hope you also enjoyed it!
Apart from the Old Timey English it was great saw it in the Theater
@@kevinsmith7-7-7 oh, I loved the Old Timey English! 😊
Yes The Witch is so great
The Lighthouse also very good. Quirky, but a minor masterpiece.
My 2 bob's worth:
10. Saw
9. Lake Mungo
8. The Descent
7. Bone Tomahawk
6. Get Out
5. The Cabin in the Woods
4. Haute tension
3. The Babadook
2. Hereditary
1. Baskin
Honorables: The Witch, Midsommar, Revenge, Us, The Others, The Ring, Kill List...plus a bunch mentioned by Pete, Chris & Dave
Finally someone else knows Lake Mungo
REC (2007), Hell House (2017), Sinister (2012), Train to Busan (2016), Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018), The Final Girls (2015), Grave Encounters (2011), IT (2017), The Witch (2015) and a few more found films. Great episode guys!
Am I the only person who would love to see Chris Alo do stand up? He’s always fucking hilarious on this and Hudson Valley Squares and he’s a great storyteller, would make a great comic
Thanks Miles, you are TOO kind!!!
Yeah !I agree , Chris is loaded with personality and charisma !!
"The Witch" *terrified* me, and haunted me for some time, in ways that I wasn't sure newer horror movies could anymore. It's my top horror movie of the last twenty years. The original, French-language, "Martyrs," from 2008, is a very different film but also great. In terms of being a visceral, brutal, disturbing, *and* relatively "newer" film, "Martyrs" is only matched, for me, by another French film, 2002's "Irreversible."
Hereditary, for sure, and I'm surprised that no one has mentioned The Ring (either the hosts or in the comments).
Gotcha covered on The Ring.
2009’s Antichrist was scary beyond belief.
But I'm not sure that's one you want to recommend to just anyone...
Great show with great picks!
I agree with both Pete and Dave that The Conjuring is one of the most scary movies ever, truly terrifying really. I had to watch it in bright daylight, because the trailer already freaked me out.
Two movies you didn't mention and I love would be High Tension and The Babadook.
My top ten in no particular order
- It Follows
- Cabin In The Woods
- Drag Me To Hell
- The Witch
- From Hell
- Dawn Of The Dead
- The Devil's Backbone
- Shawn Of The Dead
- Black Death
- Berberian Sound Studio
Some of the ones that stand out for me,
The Descent
The Strangers
Vacancy
Orphan
Don't Breathe
A Quiet Place
The Conjuring
Insidious
It
Saw "Strangers" in the theater .WoW !! What a mindfuck!! Strange film for sure .
Eden Lake was excellent! The Decent is a favorite of mine. Love dog soldiers. Open water was good. The Strangers very freaky. Green Inferno was crazy. Havana Darkness another crazy one. Recent one I liked was Meander really claustrophobic. Couple of good one from Australia wolf creek and Charlie’s farm. There are many others I can’t remember at the moment. Good list all. Thank you for the great entertainment!
The film with Mimi Rogers and David Duchovny is called The Rapture and it’s one of my favorite films ever. Really thought provoking.
That's it!! I have it on Laser Disc, so obviously I haven't watched it in quite a while.
A few
The Witch
Hereditary
Get Out
Us
Vivarium
Drag me To Hell
Midsommar
Grave Encounters
The Hole in The Ground
Great show guys, would love more shows along these lines. Chris - you 100% need to see Get Out & The Conjuring. My number 1 horror film of the past 20 years without any question is Hereditary, genuinely scary. Also love the director's next film Midsommar is also highly recommended. Also, French cannibal movie Raw, Green Room, Saint Maud, Ring, Sinister, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Train To Busan and The Babadook!
Nice video and some great picks! Gonna watch out for some of your picks I haven't seen yet, for sure.
Here are some films I enjoyed a lot over the last 22 years, all of which haven't been mentioned by you.
American Psycho (2000)
Fido (2006)
The Loved Ones (2009)
A Horrible Way to Die (2010)
Sightseers (2012)
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014)
Green Room (2015)
The Invitation (2015)
The Eyes Of My Mother (2016)
Under the Shadow (20169
The Shallows (2016)
Don't Breathe (2016)
Raw (2016)
It Comes at Night (2017)
Happy Death Day (2017)
Revenge (2017)
Climax (2018)
Ready or Not (2019)
Titane (2021)
Well l certainly have a long list now but tbh I struggle to watch horror now I’m older , just find it very unsettling . Hereditary had a real effect on me , couldn’t go back to it for a while, very creepy and very well done
Great Picks! Here are some that were not mentioned that are worth checking out:
>The Ritual :- Solid writing- Creepy European woodland atmosphere - Pagan cult - Unique scary monster - 'nuff said!
>The Exorcism of Emily Rose: - IMO the 2nd best Exorcism ever made. Almost more of a trial drama than a horror movie, but so good AND chilling!
Excellent writing and cast.AND the lead actress was double jointed. That whole contortion thing started with this film.
>Autopsy of Jane Doe - Great cast. Unique concept - pretty damn scary!
Asian filmmakers have been rockin' it the past 20 years (Could be a topic on its own)
>I saw the Devil: - Korean serial killer/crime/horror movie that gets reeeeeeally brutal!
>Train to Busan - Already a classic stand out among zombie films.
>The Host: Already an Iconic monster movie!
Fantastic choices. I would’ve picked any of those.
My Top Ten are:-
The Orphanage (2007) - Creepy, gothic, very unsettling.
Splinter (2008) - Surprisingly good, & gripping.
Crawl (2019) - I enjoyed this fun B movie that balances well between schlocky & serious. So tense in places.
The Haunting in Connecticut (2009) - I’m not a huge believer of alleged true ghost story movies but I really enjoyed this one as was very creepy in places.
Donkey Punch (2008) - sex act gone wrong which turns in to a violent fight for survival. Quite brutal for a British film.
My Bloody Valentine (2009) - Surprisingly a great remake. Shocked there wasn’t a sequel.
[REC] (2007) & [REC] 2 The best zombie found footage to date. It’s scary, creepy, bloody, & extremely tense.
Drag Me to Hell (2009) - I absolutely love this film. A proper Rami ghost train ride movie much like the original Evil Dead.
The Last House on the Left (2009) -
Another great remake that I feel is better than the original.
The thing that ruined the original for me were the goofy cops, & odd choices of music for example where the girls are being kidnapped there’s this bizarre upbeat music as they’re going to the car from the hotel.
The remake keeps the grim tone throughout.
The Devil’s Backbone (2001) Del Toro’s amazing gothic horror film set during the Spanish civil war.
Honourable mentions -
Wake Wood (2011)
Teeth (2007)
Black Sheep (2006)
Trick R Treat (2007)
The Children (2008)
In no particular order..1 Witching and Bitching... 2 Switchblade Romance. 3 Spring 4 A Dark Song 5 The Devils Business 6 Kandisha 7 R Point 8 A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night 9 Ragnarok (Norwegian lake monster film). 10 Sputnik (Russian alien film)
Also, check out both Beyond the Black Rainbow and Mandy from Greek-Canadian director Panos Cosmatos!
Another cracking show guys, here are my picks
1.The autopsy of jane doe
2.Vivarium
3.High lane
4.Last house on the left (remake)
5.The loved ones
6.Raw( french version)
7.Dawn of the dead (remake)
8.Thirst
9.Sleep tight
10.Frontiers
My favourite horror movie since 2000 and im surprised no one mentioned it but it would have to be Insidious. I do have an emotional connection as it was the first horror movie I saw in the theatres as a 13 year old and it terrified me for weeks. The reason I think this movie needs its credit is because it really sparked the blumhouse style of horror movies of the 2010's which really influenced the conjuring, sinister, oculus, dark skies.
My top modern horror movies:
The Possession of Michael King (2014)
Open Grave (2013)
Session 9 (2001)
A Cure for Wellness (2016)
Hell House LLC (2015)
13 Sins (2014)
The Platform (2019)
Sublime (2007)
Southbound (2015)
The Ritual (2017)
Incident in a Ghostland (2018)
Afflicted (2013)
Grave Encounters (2011)
The Devil's Doorway (2018)
The Lodge (2019)
Dead End (2003)
Identity (2003)
American Psycho (2000)
Shaun of the Dead (2004)
Vacancy (2007)
Goodnight Mommy (2014)
Resolution (2012)
Room 1408 (2007)
It Follows (2014)
Creep (2014)
Wrecked (2010)
Apollo 18 (2011)
Would You Rather? (2012)
V/H/S (2012)
The Cured (2017)
The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
The Taking of Deborah Logan (2014)
The Conspiracy (2012)
Hostel (2005)
Cabin Fever (2002)
The Visit (2015)
Exam (2009)
Unfriended (2014)
Exists (2014)
Devil (2010)
This list was HARD to do, but here we go!
1. Hereditary (said this a few times in previous comments, but scariest movie I've seen)
2. (Tie) Get Out & The Platform (big social/ political nerd, loved both these films commentaries on their respective issues)
3. Shaun of the Dead
4. Train to Busan (one of the best zombie films to come out in a long time)
5. A Quiet Place
6. The Conjuring
7. Paranormal Activity (this is one of the few that does found footage right)
8. Midsommar
9. The Void (really cool Lovecraftian film)
10. King Kong vs. Godzilla (this was so much fun!!)
Honourable Mentions:
-Us
-Crimson peak (saw it literally yesterday, good film)
-The Decent (like you guys said in the video, could barely watch the cave trekking scenes)
-Saw & Saw II
-Colour Out of Space
-The Meg
1. 'A Serbian Film (2010)'... crazy disturbing as shit, don't watch with a girl on first date... banned in a couple of countries.
Then, randomly:
- The Witch
- Megan is missing
- Creep
- The Greasy Strangler
- Inside (À l'Intérieur)
- Rec
- The Borderlands (Final Prayer)
- Human Centipede 2
- Antichrist
- Borgman
- Last Exorcism
- The Others
Great video guys
three good ones not mentioned - Hereditary (2018), As Above, So Below (2014) & I Saw The Devil (2010)
Thank you for mentioning "The Dead"- really awesome movie- Pete you need to watch it!!!!!!!!!
Great show!! :)
My picks (no particular order):
The VVitch
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
The Conjuring
REC (the original Spanish one)
Let the Right One In (original Swedish one)
Us
A Girl Walks Alone at Night
Paranormal Activity (the first - please don't hate me for that :) )
Midsommar
Train to Busan
The Blackcoat's Daughter is an awesomely eerie slow burn. Freaky is an excellent modern comedy horror.
The Lighthouse by Robert Eggers (director of The VVitch which was mentioned by Pete) is one of the best and strangest movies I've ever seen.
Yes, Pete! Hatchet at #4! Adam Green is a great filmmaker and all four of the Hatchet flicks are gory good fun!
As a horror neophyte I was glad that I'd seen quite a few of your favourites. Some great recommendations too, thank you. Personally I like the Rib Zombie Halloween series, seems like I'm the only one 😊
You guys have a great chemistry too. Really enjoyable video.
Here's my list
Hostel
Jeepers creepers
The descent
Wolf creek
Paranormal activity 1
10 cloverfield lane
Train to Busan
The hills have eyes
High tension
The invitation
Loved Låt den rätte komma in more than the remake. One of the best horror movies of all time for me. Loved Thirst by Park Chan-wook, and Train To Busan by Sang-ho Yeon. Get Out was good, great showdown, liked Zombieland as well. La piel que habito by Almodovar was nice
Happy Death Day from 2017 is one of my favorite modern horror movies. I saw the trailer and really wanted to hate it, but I finally watched it a few months ago and just loved it. A lot of good laughs in this one. Highly recommend.
Trick ‘r Treat from 2009 is another great modern one. I watch it every Halloween.
1. The Conjuring 2
2. The Conjuring
3. It Follows
4. The Descent
5. Ginger Snaps
6. Let the Right one In (swedish one)
7. Dead Snow 2
8. Dead Snow
9. Planet Terror
10. Split
Don't forget about Japan and Korea ;) - Ichi the Killer, I Saw the Devil, The Host(2006), Noroi: The Curse
V/H/S 2, Rec 1 and 2, The Ritual (UK movie) and Train to Busan should be on the list, but above all the absolutely disturbing and amazing Terrified, which gets my vote for the best new horror in years and years.
Lake Mungo and It Follows are my top 2.
Surprised people aren’t mentioning the first Insidious movie, it’s as scary as any modern day horror I’ve seen. Another good one is the remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, it’s underrated, I watched it again the other night and forgot how good it was
I only just watched Insidious for the first time 2 days ago...loved it!
@@seaoftranquilityprog what did u think of the red face demon scene when he pops up slowly behind him
Texas Chainsaw Massacre from 2003 (starring Jessica Biel)? It is a really good one too.
"Night Watch", a Russian film from 2004. Very well done.
One of the best very modern horror films I've seen lately is Host on the Shudder channel. Fantastic low budget but interesting and creepy film centred around a Zoom meeting. Well worth a watch.
Here are some of my favorite modern horror movies. I like the horror movies I have seen but I'm not huge into the genre so I don't think I have seen ten horror movies that I truly enjoyed in the past 20 years. There's a lot I have heard of that I need to see. Anyway here is my list.
1. Cabin In The Woods
2. Shawn of The Dead
3. The VVitch
4. Zombieland
5. The Invisible Man
6. 10 Cloverfield Lane
7. Let Me In (haven't seen Let The Right One In)
8. Prometheus
9. Tucker and Dale vs. Evil
Now I would call them more monster movies than horror but I also really like King Kong (2005) and Godzilla (2014).
Once you see "Let the Right One In" you won't just throw "Let Me In" off the list, you'll get a restraining order against it. They completely cut out everything that made "Let the Right One In" so great. "Let Me In" is completely watered down compared to the original. Not even close. Pete was way off on this one and I was really surprised at his assessment.
Surprised Insidious wasn't mentioned..Great show
Slither was incredible, and funny as hell.
Jeepers Creepers (2001)
Wrong Turn (2003)
The Mothman Prophecies (2002)
The Descent (2005)
The Conjuring 2 (2016)
Annabelle: Creation (2017)
The New Daughter (2009)
The Conjuring (2013)
Saw (2004)
Wolf Creek (2005)
Bunch of HMs:
Joyride (2001)
Annabelle (2014)
Urban Legends: Bloody Mary (2003)
Bless the Child (2000)
Annabelle Comes Home (2019)
Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003)
Wolf Creek 2 (2015)
The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
Seven Days to Live (2000)
Venom (2005)
Rogue (2007)
Black Water (2007)
Catacombs (2007)
Friday the 13th (2009)
Rosewood Lane (2011)
The Empty Man (2020)
The Ring 2 (2005)
Hostel (2005)
Vacancy (2007)
The Grudge 2 (2006)
The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)
A Tale of Two Sisters (2003)
The Descent 2 (2009)
The Others (2001)
Session 9 (2001)
Rest Stop (2006)
"REC" is a great one you guys didn't mention. That movie is out of control. Also love "The Witch," "The Descent," "Let the Right One In," "Train to Busan" and "Shaun of the Dead." Also, everyone should see "V/H/S/2" just for the "Safe Haven" segment, which is pure insanity.
REC is fantastic. Last 15 minutes are terrifying.
I love REC!
Yes, Rec is awesome
Another great video guys I’m in the minority with Chris here with scouts guide to a zombie apocalypse saw it a couple years ago I thought it was a fun and enjoyable watch I recommend it if your a fan of zombie films
The cat movie you're referring to is Keanu. I think the gangsters were Keanu Reeves fans, hence the cat's name. Anyway, Get Out was written and directed by Jordan Peele.
That's it!! I got the old's, so I couldn't remember!
@@chrisalo2989 Hey, man, I'll help you out when I can😁
All great pics. Hereditary and Dead Silence are two more I would add.
I'm just taking notes to watch a couple when I am alone at Belden.
I liked The Host, the Korean movie, and the French movie Frontier(s).
Great episode. I really like The Mist, and Fraility is a great creepy movie. How about that Netflix Sandra Bullock movie called The Birdhouse? It's not horror, but it's pretty creepy too. You guys don't seem to like it, but I really liked Rob Zombies Halloween. Thanks guys.
Bird Box not Birdhouse :)
My favorite movies since 2000 :
1. Dawn of the Dead 2004 remake
2. The Horde (La Horde) 2009 French Zombie movie…a must see!!! *Not to be confused with the shitty 2016 American movie with same name**
3. The Conjuring
4. Land of the Dead
5. 30 Days of Night
6. Planet Terror
7. The Decent
8. Let the Right One in
9. Ginger Snaps
10. 28 Weeks Later
All fans of The Witch need to watch the German film called ......Hagazussa. Slower but deeper burn than The Witch but so good. Also check out The Ritual for more folk horror creepiness.
The conjuring, babadook, hereditary, insidious, tucker and Dale vs evil
The Lodge a Must See
Also Killing Of A Sacred Deer and Unsane, Slow burns to start but if you stay with it the pay off is great
Kind of surprised that The Babysitter (2017) didn't make anybody's list (especially Chris's) and super glad that Eli Roth didn't appear on anybody's list.
I did REALLY like it! If we did a top 15, The Babysitter would have made it. I still don't like the sequel though.
Maybe not the best but some worth checking out - The Empty Man, Freaky, Color out of Space, Malignant, Bone Tomahawk (it's a horror / western), Dog Soldiers, Tucker and Dale Versus Evil, Noroi: The Curse, Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead, Censor, The Endless, Vicious Fun, The Mortuary Collection, and Doctor Sleep.
Bone Tomahawk rules!
@@ffsf739 Damn right!!!
I saw "the Decent " in the theater . WoW !!! Blew my mind .Very scary .😀I love it.
The 2nd one is also good. IMO
1. Midsommar
2. REC
3. House of 1000 corpses
4. US
5. Dawn of the dead
6. Let the right one in
7. From Hell
8. Hereditary
9. Jugface
10. Get Out
The Descent, Mandy, It Follows, Train to Busan, Get Out, Hereditary, One Cut of the Dead, Only Lovers Left Alive, The Witch.
My favourite might just about count, in a folk-horror kind of way - A Field In England.
Hello! Good series as usual. I think that Neil Marshall direct the new Hellboy movie.
Frailty! My mom and I loved that one and I've never heard anyone else ever talk about it. Frailty is incredible, everybody go watch that one, 😀
The Ritual....As Above So Below.....The Dark and The Wicked.....Sinister....Hell House LLC series....The Houses October Built..Host and Hosts