Ranking A24 Horror Movies | TIER LIST

intro 00:00
the tiers 03:30
the ranking 06:10

[Chuuzus]

people can say what they want about A24 but we can’t deny the impact Hereditary and Midsommar had on the horror genre in the 2010’s

[CZsWorld]

I need to see the rest of the A24 movies. So many of the ones I've seen I really like.

[alexravella]

I think they’re so popular because I feel like A24 supports artists. They breathe new life back into Hollywood when it’s all hero films and remakes. I also like that they take risks. Some of those movies aren’t going to be major hits but that’s not the point the point is that there should be more people out there that are able to make movies and put them out there for the world to see.

[Natali_Talis.Library]

I would love to see you do this for Blumhouse too :)

[bananafanafafootie]

I love seeing everybody's different opinions on A24 movies in the horror genre :D Although in my personal opinion, A24 horror is a hit or miss, I think that A24 is very successful in sparking dialogue and discussions between people.

[andrewjmcquinn]

I went to see X in theaters. The ticket guy said that it had gotten good reviews and so I was looking forward to it, and the creep factor turned up to a 10 when I was the only one in the theater. What I didn't expect was going on such a wild, erotic, nerve wracking, and tension building ride. The audio was so on point I thought their were people all around me.

Looking forward to Pearl and MaXXXine!

[goobergr]

A24 is like a box of chocolate, you have no fucking clue what you'll get, and I'm obsessed

[stevenohlson]

Hereditary blew me away.
Arguably one of the greatest horror movies of all time

[jarredah]

Bodies Bodies Bodies is gonna be a tough one to rank. Because it doesn’t feel much like A24. It’s slightly artsy, but it’s also a solid good time and silly goofy fun. Loved it!

[Sharpe]

As someone who LOVES the Lighthouse, I do absolutely understand what you mean when other people’s love and devotion makes you hate it more. I have movies like that also (Gravity). 😂

[cydneyking]

Is it weird that when I think about the lighthouse I’m like “meh” but as I talk about it I get more and more enthusiastic about how much I loved it? It’s the lovecraftian madness that really got me I think.

[Ghostface]

X is still my favorite horror movie of the year. I’m so excited for Pearl cause I’m usually not that big on prequels (except Annabelle Creation fantastic movie that outshines the first one) but for this movie I’ll definitely take that prequel.

[chaseraube-boyer]

I believe It Comes At Night would have been received much better if they hadn't marketed it the way they did. I know a lot of people, including myself, expected it to be more of a straightforward horror/thriller, possibly creature feature or paranormal-esque.

[thehitherto]

Personally I think The Monster is one of the more underrated A24 films, but I can see why it isn't much talked about. Like you say - it's not the most typically A24'esque movie.

[cassnow]

the killing of a sacred deer is literally such a beautiful film and i know its a personal opinion but i literally could never believe anyone would put it at the bottom of the list cause its amazing

[cunninghamfam]

I have watched Tusk once, awhile back and it still sticks with me as one of the most disturbing movies I’ve ever watched. In a negative way. I love horror but it made me physically sick and it’s a movie I can’t even think about. Maybe I’m alone on that, but something about it disturbed me in a really bad way and to this day, something not so pleasant happens to me even when I see a screenshot of the film. I wonder if anyone else feels this way. I LOVE your channel btw and I’m semi new here!

[fliiguy]

A24 is one of my favorite production companies, the company has literally made most of my favorite films in the last decade.

[HorrorNorms]

Love all your videos, especially these ranking types. Perhaps "Neon" would be a good one to do next?

[PhantomOfTheHummus]

Hereditary is my favorite! The absolute dread that movie causes…
Very solid list. And other than the ones I haven’t seen, I absolutely agree with the placement of everything. Killing of a Sacred Deer was an experience. I didn’t despise it but agree it was super pretentious. And I don’t know that I want to revisit it… 🧐

[msalisbury]

I would love to see you do a tier list of Blumhouse films! (It would probably have to be a series of videos with how many there are lol)