What's the best horror movie of the 2010s?
What's the best horror movie of the 2010s?
William Ortiz
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Aaron Foster
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Brandon Rivera
bmp. come on dudes, let's have horror thread
Gavin Cooper
have it your way then, cucks
Andrew Allen
>the best horror movie
That's a trick question, horror movies are trash.
Levi Price
the sequel was better
Nicholas Fisher
Only ones that come on my mind are Babadook, VVitch, Sinister and it follows
Michael White
>VVitch
This tbqh
John Moore
It Follows is the best but all those are good
I'd add Insidious to the list
Oculus, Starry Eyes, and Lights Out too maybe
The Sacrament is a personal favorite but it's not very good
Henry Scott
Oujia 2
Jacob Hughes
The Conjuring
Based Patrick Wilson.
Justin Barnes
>the sequel was better
Dylan Baker
The VVitch is kino. The rest are mediocre.
The Babadook is a psychological thriller and therefore disqualified.
Nathan Ross
The VVitch isn't real horror
Lincoln Phillips
why not, because it doesn't have any jumpscares?
Jacob Long
Krampus
Gavin Johnson
For me, it's Sinister.
It may not be objectively the best, but Jesus Christ, if fucking freaked me out. One of the scariest movies I've ever experienced.
Hudson Richardson
none of the other movies mentions so far scared me as much as this one.
Honestly i think it was the fucking soundtrack. The music they play during the videos was fucking terrifying.
Dylan Cook
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The music is probably the best aspect of that movie, especially in this fucking scene.
Michael Jones
THIS
The soundtrack is what made the movie. I don't know where they found some of this music, but the music alone could make any situation scary.
That's a good one, but this one freaked me out the most
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Dominic Rogers
Whoa, huhuh what spooky coincidence...
Hunter Turner
Besides Sinister, I really enjoyed Krampus. Not scary, but was very enjoyable.
Cabin in the Woods I think is a little overrated, but I get what it was trying to do.
Nathan Robinson
honestly dont even remember if i watched either of them but i feel like i did
Ian Flores
Ones that haven't been mentioned--
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (though more comedy)
I Saw the Devil
We Are What We Are
The Woman
You're Next
The Invitation
Kill List
The Wailing
Evil Dead remake
Cooper Myers
Just finished Train to Busan and I thought it was really well done, just imagine Snakes on the Plane but less shit. The only bad parts were the zombies but everything else was pretty solid and every part was well acted.
Cabin in the Woods was the biggest steaming pile of shit I've seen this decade. If it didn't have Whedon's name on it the movie would be forgotten very quickly.
Parker Sanchez
A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night (although not particularly scary, it was kino)
Goodnight Mommy
Anthony Adams
It would also be forgotten if that elevator scene was taken out. I've never seen so many reddit references in one scene.
Caleb Brooks
Only correct answer.
Brayden Morris
I was really surprised by how much I ended up liking the Evil Dead remake. It was far from being as enjoyable as any of the originals but I was really expecting it to be lazy cash in shit.
Noah Howard
This all the way
Eli Gonzalez
All those wasted monsters yet they just roll with zombies because they were in at the time, how unoriginal.
Camden Collins
It's been a shit 30 years for horror, but maybe the witch? The conjuring is the worst piece of shit of a horror movie I've seen in years
John Howard
>I was really expecting it to be lazy cash in shit
but that's exactly what it was
Colton Cox
I honestly enjoyed it more than the first ED, it was kinda boring.
Gavin Kelly
film was fucking garbage
>dad you killed my girlfriend
>haha jk its fine lets go
Angel Miller
I didnt care about the family in the second movie. American ghosts are best ghosts. Most hateful too.
Ian Hill
I definitely would have enjoyed it more if it were its own movie but all the shit that happens at the end was so over the top and unlike what usually happens in modern horror movies (remakes especially) that I didn't mind.
Hunter Murphy
Get Out is unironically my favorite since Scream.
Robert Young
lights out was the shittiest premise I've ever seen placed on film
Ryan Wright
VHS
James Carter
>we gotta save mom!
>don't worry we're gonna save her ok I promise
>mom:I was the asshole ghost all along! *blows head off*
Whelp
Angel Hall
vhs gave me some shivers i enjoyed it, 2 was trying too hard at times i think
Colton Hall
Oculus was underrated.
James Ramirez
get out and don't breathe are both incredible
Adam Johnson
Get Out is 10/10
Aaron Nguyen
Nah