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[Hailtothegun]

Conan listed four of my favorite horror movies as his. Always knew he had good taste.

[Diegesis]

The Conan horror minute was fantastic and he has killer taste in movies. I'm so stoked about that.

[cezarmartins]

Totally agree, Conan. "Hereditary" is one HELL of a ride.

[SPRVLN]

A24 makes great movies, including great horror movies. Hereditary, Midsommar, X, The Witch, Lamb are some of my favorite horror movies.

[joeyisabsb]

The ring is my favorite horror movie, not because its the scariest but because of how well done the mystery of it was.

[jvondd]

I'm with you, man. A lot of horror movies from the past 8-10 years have been pretty great, and Hereditary is now one of my absolute favorite horror films.

The themes that are explored in those movies are definitely in a lot of older horror movies, but this current generation of directors and writers have found ways to remove a lot of the cheese and make them easier to take seriously.

[timflint]

Conan has always been my favorite simply for because I enjoy comedians hanging out on his show almost more than I enjoy watching entire standup specials. It's icing on the cake to know that he also has such an excellent taste in horror movies!

[jake_lare]

Yes, Conan. Toni Collette gave the performance of a lifetime in Hereditary.

[niceteal]

Awesome lineup. Conan has a true appreciation for modern horror.

[ASJC]

If you like horror movies with an “off” atmosphere, you’ve got to see the best horror movie ever - the original wicker man from the 70s. Absolutely amazing, not just for a horror movie, but for a movie period.

[Stop_The_Car]

I've seen the EXORCIST ABOUT A HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN TIMES, AND IT KEEPS GETTING BETTER EVERY SINGLE TIME I SEE IT.

[kelsokeeley]

Ari Aster and Robert Eggers are the future of unsettling, atmospheric, brain dragging horror. They know how to plant those deep seeds of imagery that are hard to forget.

[Shrimppizza]

I was fangirling like crazy when he mentioned "The Witch", "Midsommar" and "Hereditary". But when he mentioned "The Omen"? God. I lost it. It's almost like my favorite horror movies list. I would have added "The Shining" though. Gotta love Conan.

[THECAR]

Ari aster is such a talented filmmaker. The fact he has two back to back hits and these movies take ages to edit. When you see midsommar the sequences look thoroughly edited like people spend a long time on each frames.

[weeniehutjunior]

"he just bought a scythe at the Scythe Store." HAHAHA

[brandonmelling]

It's funny because Gourley actually has a horror movie podcast

[cinemasnitch]

i remember the day the first episode of the podcast dropped. Not surprised to see the wild growth. Conanite for life.

[FrancoisDressler]

Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist are the only horror films I'd call perfect. The Shining is great too.

[brandon.lewis.]

Blair Witch was incredible and the marketing may be the best of all-time.

[SavageIntent]

Conan has good taste! Growing up in the 2000's I always thought I didnt like horror at all, considering it was all Saw and human Centipede. But then I discovered old horror like the Wicker Man and The Devil Rides Out and The Thing, which I love, and now I also love Hereditary, Midsommar and The Witch