73 SCARIEST Movies EVER MADE⁉️ #shorts

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YouTube really recommended me this as I was about to go to sleep. My horror loving ass is itching to binge watch them 😭

cat-popq

I'm ready to hear the other 71 movies

Lkmsundastood

Ready for the other movie descriptions and can’t wait to see Saint Maude!

sarahsharp

As an indonesian I’m happy an indonesian horror movie was in your channel and in indonesia is called perempuan tanah jahanm or the woman in hell land and it has the coolest plot twist. I hope you make more indonesian horror movie videos

josslarryliu

I got one. The Autopsy Of Jane Doe. So basically, a father and son who work at a morgue receive a Jane Doe and find strange and disturbing things about her during the autopsy, and she reanimates the three other corpses that were in the morgue to hunt them down. They then find out the one truly disturbing secret about her that costs them their lives. Y’all don’t have to keep reading if you don’t want any spoilers.

She was a victim of the Salem witch trials and them torturing her to death resulted in her becoming a witch. I watched through the whole thing to see if they found out her name and who she was, but they sadly don’t. And since she’s centuries old, I highly doubt they’d ever find out who she was. All we know is that she was a victim of the Salem witch trials.

carolinecheney

yes please go ahead and explain more of these movies! would love your review

pearlsthv

Indonesian and japan horror movies is something else 😭

d.farchanzie

I searched for saint maud trailer on yt and when I saw it's from A24 studios, I instantly thought "oh yeah this gonna be a good one''

nahin

My aunt an mom say the conjuring movies are terrifying but i would watch them over and over😭

unhumanyglih

"Let me know if you want me to explain.... " Girl we are on those terms where you NEED to do it without asking

aashraymahajan

Can you do a video on the horror movie “the visit”? I watched it at 4 am with my bestie and it scared the living sh- out of us

MaxMayfield.

Can you talk about a movie called the queen of black magic

josslarryliu

Couldn’t find any paragraph people so I’ll do it. Saint Maud, feature film debut for writer-director Rose Glass, follows a young woman named Katie (Morfydd Clark) who prefers to go by the name Maud. She works as a private nurse and is motivated in all things by her deeply religious faith. She’s also remarkably isolated. So, when she begins to care for the terminally-ill Amanda (Jennifer Ehle), her uneasy infatuation with the woman is as inevitable as it is uncomfortable to watch. Maud’s obsession with her religion is what she uses to both hide from and navigate her life. It’s also what she uses to try to connect with Amanda, like introducing your two best friends to each other and hoping that they’ll get along. Maud and Amanda don’t become best friends. Instead, Maud kills Amanda before wandering off to the beach, where one of two things happen: she either becomes a literal angel, or commits public self-immolation. Much of the film up to that point is muted, in terms of both color and sound. The finale is a brilliant, jarring sequence of imagery and sound that offers catharsis in its horror.

Maud’s violence at the end of the film doesn’t come without precedent. Throughout the film, we see brief flashbacks to an incident she was involved in at her previous job, and it’s heavily implied that whatever she was involved with was terribly traumatic, though her actual role in the event is unclear. Saint Maud is uninterested in exploring the point of view of anyone other than the titular character. Perhaps this is why we can’t escape the trauma in Maud’s past any more than we can look close enough at it to examine what really happened. Whatever it is she carries around with her - guilt, trauma, possibly both - drives Maud forward in her desperate search for salvation and connection. The ending - and the entire film, really - shifts just out of the reach of a full comprehension, and it's the uncertainty that arises as a result that makes it such a great horror film.

Magenta

When I was 2 years old my grandma passed away and after that we moved into her house and they put me in a room full of antique dolls then the next morning my parents found blood under me they thought I was bleeding but something died under my cradle that was watching me

Anonymous_Gamer

I'm kinda running out of horror movies. I'm obsessed with the spine chilling events and the unearthly atmosphere in my house everytime I watch one. I guess they've been restocked for me now!!

SooryanshiRaut