The Mummy had an impeccable Sofia Boutella, Tom Cruise doing his usual magic, making a character with little (if any) redeeming qualities somewhat charming, and Russel Crowe is just a riot to see. Oh, and there was the idea of the most iconic movie monsters coming to life together. Honestly, it's kind of amazing that they managed to screw all of that so thoroughly.
@@RictusHolloweye I mean, the Brendan Fraser one had its scary moments, but is remembered and beloved mostly for its funny and campy parts. It was just so easy to make something halfway decent out of it, there are even good singular parts, I don't understand how they could fail so badly.
I'm with you as far as bagging on Tom Cruise, but Russell Crowe? That man is a master of the art! That scene where Jekyll turns into Hyde and Tom Cruise (playing himself with a different name yet again) suddenly finds himself trapped in a room with that human monster _should_ have put Hyde in the #1 slot instead of Ahmanet!
@@BloodyBay , Russell is indeed an amazing auteur and he owns the role he played but the woman who played the mummy should have had a bigger role than him and Cruise. It’s a movie about the mummy right.
some people don't know that the reason he doesn't talk is due to the creator/director originally was going to play the role himself so he never made a script.
Legion is a frikkin good horror B-Movie (I give it a solid 7/10). The "sequel" TV series loosely based on it, Dominion, was pretty good as well. The movie is more a character study. Seeing how different characters, from different backgrounds, react and deal with a situation than it is a more traditional horror. The film is highly underrated.
FNaF was definitely not a terrible movie. Neither was Army of the Dead, Thirteen Ghosts, or Legion. The only reason they are included here, I have to believe, is to farm engagement in the comments, so well done on that.
I'm seriously wondering if it's just one writer that hates the FNAF movie. Even if it's more than one, they clearly have no idea why people love/like the games. Everything they say as a "negative" here, and in other videos, is what fans of the games wanted to see. Plus, you know, it was the highest grossing horror movie last year, so yeah.
Not really, though. The core of the games is the tension of the stalking animatronics, a relentless force that can't be reasoned with, and that can't really be opposed, as all you can do is hide and hold your ground, with no way of fighting back. Instead the movie turned them more into guardian angels and addictive presence, which really isn't what they are supposed to be. Added to it was a disconnected script that was banking more on brand recognition than anything, with a lot of winks thrown in inorganically. It grossed due to the IP, but honestly coming after two movies about animatronics going into a murderous spree, it's weird that the one movie that should have been about it avoided it completely.
The mummy would have been a better movie if they had made it about Ahmunet and not Tom Cruise's character. Even better if they hadn't tried to made her into the villain because she was not a villain.
That scene where Jekyll turns into Hyde (and the Tom Cruise Protagonist du Jour suddenly finds himself trapped in a room with a relentless human Id Monster) leaves me wanting Russell Crowe to get signed on for a 'Jekyll and Hyde' trilogy myself. Sometimes, the worst enemy people can face is the Enemy Within, and that takes on a more literal meaning when Hyde's involved. 🤔
@@BloodyBay - Crowe gave a masterful performance, but it really was just a distraction in this movie. Also the idea that he has to inject himself every couple of minutes comes across as a plot convenience just to ensure we got a moment of Hyde.
I absolutely love Willy’s Wonderland! One of my fav! The other actors were very B rated but the concept, animatronics, and non talking Nicolas Cage makes up for everything else!
Am I the only one who thinks not all horror movies have to be an R rated splatter-fest to be a good horror movie? That seems to be this channels number one complaint on lists like this lately. Here's a fun game, name your favorite PG-13 Horror movie that proves them wrong. Here's mine - 1408
It's entirely possible to have a good (even scary) horror movie without gore, but there are a lot of average horror movies that would have benefitted from a little viscera.
The Ring. Scared my wife and I so bad, we barely slept that night, AND we had to cover the TV with a blanket. Ju-On: The Grudge would be a close second.
I would've liked the new Mummy more if it kept more of the original formula. There was something special about Evie and Rick and I felt the new Mummy completely stripped away what made the original special. But I would've loved to see the new mummy interacting with Evie and the gang.
I absolutely agree about Amunet. I was so excited to see her in the Mummy and then I watched the damn thing and she was only good thing about it. I maintain The Mummy 2017 is actually 3 movies: 1) a shoehorned Dark Universe backdoor pilot that ground the whole film to a screeching halt 2) a Tom Cruise circle jerk where Tom Cruise played Tom Cruise Tom Cruising all over the place, and 3) a movie about a Mummy somewhere in the background
Disagree. The "Valentine" mask is the ONLY thing I hate it about it. I kept thinking, Why did they choose such a unmemorable unscary mask? I get it to subvert expectations, but if it doesn't work, it doesn't work no matter how good you intentions were (subversion)
They've made two attempts to kickstart it, but both were made into action/adventure movies. I don't know how they keep forgetting to include horror in their horror movies.
Don't try to create a universe, you can stick in a bit here and there, but focus on the story of the movie you're making. The audience will thank you for a good product, they will hate you for a crap one.
You _didn't_ like that scene where Jekyll becomes Hyde and Tom Cruise's Character du Jour suddenly realizes that being trapped in a room with Mr. Hyde is a _very_ bad place to be? That was my favorite part!
Hard to pin down when, exactly, Whatculture lost contact with the culture, but it's clear that has occurred. I think the scripts might be AI at this point. None of this current batch of presenters has actually seen any of these films. There's no true fans left, unless it's just fans who are enamored with how awesome they think the last 3 Star Wars films, especially TLJ. I think I'm a few more small mistakes from finding another channel to waste my time.
Yeah, it was slow and definitely a thriller at best, but I didn't mind Imaginary! Saw it at the cinema on a double feature night. I dont think i will watch it again, though. It's a one and done.
I don’t think Zeus should be considered a villain. He’s just chilling in his kingdom when invaders break in and behead his pregnant wife. I’d be pissed too.
Regarding the Five Nights At Freddy's entry, how do that and Willy's Wonderland stack up against The Banana Splits Movie? I hear that the latter is really good. Dunno if it is true, but it looks better than the others.
At 4:17. NO. FNAF WAS NOT A TERRIBLE, OR EVEN A BAD MOVIE. Movie critics are just out of touch with their fanbase. The movie was not only great, it earned SEVENTY TIMES IT'S INNITIAL BUDGET BACK !!!! Grow up, and stop listening to "Group Thinkers".
There's NOTHING wrong with "13 Ghosts"! I've never understood the crap that movie gets. Is it dumb in places? Yes. Should they have kept Lillard longer? Absolutely yes. However, it's not a horrible movie. It's a normal horror movie with some interesting ghosts. The "twist" does suck but that's okay.
Army Of The Dead would have been perfect, if Drax had lived and the daughter died instead. With her behavior in the movie, she earned a satisfying death. It's the opposite with Drax, he more than earned his life, and a big bag of that cash.
The mummy is like two movies in one every time she's on screen it seems like a horror movie when tom cruise shows up it's like an action movie, bring back Brendan Fraser
I don't think it's just "The Happening's" writing that's to blame. The delivery from the actors is horrible. Why he put Markie (Marky Mark) Mark (not sure which spelling) in this instead of a more suitable actor is beyond me. In "Signs", the dialogue sucks BUT the delivery is great from Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix, and the kids.
hot take: the mummy 2017 was a decent popcorn movie, and is far from the worst horror movie. maybe they shouldn't have hyped it up as much as they did.. yes.
The Mummy 2017 was an epic failure. Tom Cruise is no Brendan Fraser to start but not even one of Americas most popular actors could have saved that film from the disaster it was. It was supposed to kick off the "Dark Universe" which would have gave us an opportunity to see some amazing stuff. It's failure put a halt to all that. It looks like a Van Helsing is in production. Hopefully they find a different director for it and don't screw it up like the abomination they created.
"Skars"(scarce) and "glass-ial" (glacial) ... Yep, Jem still boasts a good narration voice, and she still struggles with more obscure parts of the English language. Seriously, this is my second language and her first, I shouldn't have to be the one teaching it to her!
I have to disagree with Gemma, in regards to Willy's Wonderland. Maybe it's a rip-off, maybe it's not. Either way, I'd rather watch Nic Cage beating the tar out of animatronic killers than Five Nights. 🤔🙂
Again..."Legoin" was an okay movie. Was it great? No. Did they have the "wrong guy" as the last hero standing? Yes. I think it should've been her and the baby ONLY who survived. SHE should've been the ultimate warrior instead she's screaming most of the movie and then no where to be found for the fight.
Please keep the "like and subscribes" to the end or the beginning of the videos. This hap-hazard way of putting them in anywhere in the script is just wrong. It feels gross. I'm thinking of unsubbing just to stop hearing it.
*WhatCulture Horror:* "10 Awesome Horror Villains Trapped in TERRIBLE Movies!!! And here's a thumbnail of Ahmanet in 'The Mummy!'" *Me:* "It's a trick. They're going to show *_Mr. Hyde_* instead! Ahmanet was a bit weak, but that scene where Jekyll _becomes_ Hyde? Chills! Master Class acting from Russell Crowe there!" *WhatCulture Horror:* * actually *_DOES_* make Ahmanet in 'The Mummy' the #1 slot, and completely snubs Mr. Hyde * "She's basically the *_ONLY_* memorable part of 'The Mummy!" *Me:* * profound disappointment *
The fact that there was a CZcams found footage film for Slenderman made YEARS before the actual movie and it was 100% better than the official movie should tell you how god awful the studio did with making the movie
So called critics obviously don't know what we like. You guys should make a horror movie considering how much shit you talk about these fun movies. I critique you lot for being so uninspired that ya'll just shit on good movies for internet points, only thing is everyone disagrees with you.
Someone on the Internet once stated that there should be a 13 ghost television series going over each of the ghosts origins. I second that.
i think everyone who loves the movie wants that. i mean the dvd extras set it up. all we need is a good team of writers to flesh it out.
Hey hey hey now. We don’t talk crap about 13 ghosts. Stop it.
I agree with you
Agreed
One of the best! It’s a weird movie but it’s amazing and very complex for its time if you ask me
It's a mainstay in our home.
Agreed….i love it
This channel has yet to understand no matter how many times y’all say it’s bad in any way, the majority will tell you 13 Ghosts is aweosme.
Plants aren't inanimate.
Thirteen Ghosts is a classic!😂
And Legion is underrated. Cool movie.
100% agree, also upvoting for the itemized critiques 😂👍🏽
Sue me but I really liked Imaginary
The Mummy had an impeccable Sofia Boutella, Tom Cruise doing his usual magic, making a character with little (if any) redeeming qualities somewhat charming, and Russel Crowe is just a riot to see.
Oh, and there was the idea of the most iconic movie monsters coming to life together.
Honestly, it's kind of amazing that they managed to screw all of that so thoroughly.
I think the only real problem was that it wasn't scary. They forgot to include horror in their horror movie.
@@RictusHolloweye I mean, the Brendan Fraser one had its scary moments, but is remembered and beloved mostly for its funny and campy parts. It was just so easy to make something halfway decent out of it, there are even good singular parts, I don't understand how they could fail so badly.
I like Thirteen Ghosts a lot. Mainly for the design of the movie. The house is insane!!!!!
9:18 - Legion actually sparked a spinoff TV series called Dominion that lasted for 2 seasons. The lore of the world is interesting.
Wow! I've watched that film like 3 times, and I never knew. Thanks!!
Had the movie on DVD and there was a bonus feature explaining the stories of the 13 ghosts, quality movie!
13 Ghosts is my guilty pleasure.
13 Ghosts is _my_ pleasure too, but I don't feel a speck of guilt over it. 😉
The fact that Legion is on this list, is insulting
Of all the times I've watched Mummy(2017) is simply for Sofia Boutella
31 is a lot of fun. Idk what this channel’s problem is with Rob’s work.
I also like Rob Zombie and his movies.😊
Same here , I don’t get the hate his movies get ( for the most part )
Ahhhha the zombie section, I belong here, yeah man seems what culture has it in for rob
The mummy would be a lot better without Tom Cruise and R. Crow in it.
I'm with you as far as bagging on Tom Cruise, but Russell Crowe? That man is a master of the art! That scene where Jekyll turns into Hyde and Tom Cruise (playing himself with a different name yet again) suddenly finds himself trapped in a room with that human monster _should_ have put Hyde in the #1 slot instead of Ahmanet!
@@BloodyBay , Russell is indeed an amazing auteur and he owns the role he played but the woman who played the mummy should have had a bigger role than him and Cruise. It’s a movie about the mummy right.
The viliian and her backstory was actually good
Everything else was very bad
@@Chuck_EL , I totally agree with you.
Willys Wonderland was great. A movie where Cage doesnt talk is a riot
It’s so underrated!!!
some people don't know that the reason he doesn't talk is due to the creator/director originally was going to play the role himself so he never made a script.
@@Akaisha24 did not know that. that is my new fact of the day.
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He's so over the top even in a movie he doesn't utter a single word in and I was very much so loving every second of it.
Damn do y'all like ANYTHING??? Most of these picks are FAR from terrible. 13 GHOSTS, ARMY OF THE DEAD, VALENTINE, LEGION...
y'all be tripping
I love that any time they include 13 Ghosts on “bad” and “awful” lists the comments section makes it clear What Culture is alone in that opinion.
Valentine is a great movie. A few on this list are what you get when the presenters don’t actually watch the films they talk about.
Exactly
Legion is a frikkin good horror B-Movie (I give it a solid 7/10). The "sequel" TV series loosely based on it, Dominion, was pretty good as well. The movie is more a character study. Seeing how different characters, from different backgrounds, react and deal with a situation than it is a more traditional horror. The film is highly underrated.
FNaF was definitely not a terrible movie. Neither was Army of the Dead, Thirteen Ghosts, or Legion.
The only reason they are included here, I have to believe, is to farm engagement in the comments, so well done on that.
Your right apart from army of the dead that sucked so hard
Army of the Dead sucked.
FNAF was alright but not great, I think its problem was coming out in the time when the brand became more "kid-friendly."
I love 13 ghosts. Back stories of all the ghosts would make a great movie too
Hey now behave yourselves, as Thirteen Ghosts never would be classed as terrible.
I'm seriously wondering if it's just one writer that hates the FNAF movie. Even if it's more than one, they clearly have no idea why people love/like the games. Everything they say as a "negative" here, and in other videos, is what fans of the games wanted to see. Plus, you know, it was the highest grossing horror movie last year, so yeah.
Yeah! I loved it. My favorite movie of 2023 by far!
Not really, though. The core of the games is the tension of the stalking animatronics, a relentless force that can't be reasoned with, and that can't really be opposed, as all you can do is hide and hold your ground, with no way of fighting back.
Instead the movie turned them more into guardian angels and addictive presence, which really isn't what they are supposed to be. Added to it was a disconnected script that was banking more on brand recognition than anything, with a lot of winks thrown in inorganically.
It grossed due to the IP, but honestly coming after two movies about animatronics going into a murderous spree, it's weird that the one movie that should have been about it avoided it completely.
The mummy would have been a better movie if they had made it about Ahmunet and not Tom Cruise's character. Even better if they hadn't tried to made her into the villain because she was not a villain.
That scene where Jekyll turns into Hyde (and the Tom Cruise Protagonist du Jour suddenly finds himself trapped in a room with a relentless human Id Monster) leaves me wanting Russell Crowe to get signed on for a 'Jekyll and Hyde' trilogy myself. Sometimes, the worst enemy people can face is the Enemy Within, and that takes on a more literal meaning when Hyde's involved. 🤔
@@BloodyBay - Crowe gave a masterful performance, but it really was just a distraction in this movie. Also the idea that he has to inject himself every couple of minutes comes across as a plot convenience just to ensure we got a moment of Hyde.
Doug Jones deserves a lifetime Oscar award for the multitude of characters he’s brought to the screen.
I absolutely love Willy’s Wonderland! One of my fav! The other actors were very B rated but the concept, animatronics, and non talking Nicolas Cage makes up for everything else!
Am I the only one who thinks not all horror movies have to be an R rated splatter-fest to be a good horror movie? That seems to be this channels number one complaint on lists like this lately. Here's a fun game, name your favorite PG-13 Horror movie that proves them wrong. Here's mine - 1408
not PG13 but The Autopsy of Jane Doe is one of my favorite non gory horror movies
It's entirely possible to have a good (even scary) horror movie without gore, but there are a lot of average horror movies that would have benefitted from a little viscera.
The Ring. Scared my wife and I so bad, we barely slept that night, AND we had to cover the TV with a blanket. Ju-On: The Grudge would be a close second.
the Mummy movie would have been much better without Tom Cruise's attachment and takeover. It had great potential
Freddy Krueger was an awesome horror villain who was trapped in a terrible horror movie called A Nightmare On Elm Street 2 Freddy's Revenge.
SO glad you guys included Valentine 😊😃 its one of my top favorites ! 💯🖤
I would've liked the new Mummy more if it kept more of the original formula. There was something special about Evie and Rick and I felt the new Mummy completely stripped away what made the original special. But I would've loved to see the new mummy interacting with Evie and the gang.
Or base it more on the original original, where the Mummy inserts himself into society and manipulates the people around him.
The mummy 2017 was watchable for the villain she was so good 🖤
Actually rewatched the mummy recently. Wasn't as bad on the 2nd run around
13 Ghosts slander = invalid opinions
I absolutely agree about Amunet. I was so excited to see her in the Mummy and then I watched the damn thing and she was only good thing about it. I maintain The Mummy 2017 is actually 3 movies: 1) a shoehorned Dark Universe backdoor pilot that ground the whole film to a screeching halt 2) a Tom Cruise circle jerk where Tom Cruise played Tom Cruise Tom Cruising all over the place, and 3) a movie about a Mummy somewhere in the background
Disagree. The "Valentine" mask is the ONLY thing I hate it about it. I kept thinking, Why did they choose such a unmemorable unscary mask? I get it to subvert expectations, but if it doesn't work, it doesn't work no matter how good you intentions were (subversion)
I still hope for a Dark Universe one day.
They've made two attempts to kickstart it, but both were made into action/adventure movies. I don't know how they keep forgetting to include horror in their horror movies.
Don't try to create a universe, you can stick in a bit here and there, but focus on the story of the movie you're making. The audience will thank you for a good product, they will hate you for a crap one.
Valentine was a good slasher movie...😱😱😱❤️
Chauncy was one of the only good parts of the movie. I thought the movie was meh but I liked Chauncy
Me too...smile
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Shorty on this channel starting to piss me off 13th Ghost was a Masterpiece
The only reason to watch The Mummy is for Sofia Boutella’s performance x
You _didn't_ like that scene where Jekyll becomes Hyde and Tom Cruise's Character du Jour suddenly realizes that being trapped in a room with Mr. Hyde is a _very_ bad place to be? That was my favorite part!
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Damn the hate for 31 was palpable
Akasha from Queen of the Damned.
Army of the Dead may not be high art, but it is amazing fun
Hard to pin down when, exactly, Whatculture lost contact with the culture, but it's clear that has occurred. I think the scripts might be AI at this point. None of this current batch of presenters has actually seen any of these films. There's no true fans left, unless it's just fans who are enamored with how awesome they think the last 3 Star Wars films, especially TLJ. I think I'm a few more small mistakes from finding another channel to waste my time.
Whoa whoa whoa, we don’t shit talk 13 Ghosts.
Yeah, it was slow and definitely a thriller at best, but I didn't mind Imaginary! Saw it at the cinema on a double feature night. I dont think i will watch it again, though. It's a one and done.
Thirteen Ghosts is great, not least because of Matthew Lillard, and I like Legion too.
The Mummy is awesome ;p
Slenderman? I wonder if they're gonna mention the- yep, there it is.
I don’t think Zeus should be considered a villain. He’s just chilling in his kingdom when invaders break in and behead his pregnant wife.
I’d be pissed too.
I dont why this channel hates on 13 ghosts so much
The Jester from The Jester is a great villain. The movie COULD have been good, but unfortunately the writing needed some work
Dang, are movies not allowed to be fun anymore?😂
Regarding the Five Nights At Freddy's entry, how do that and Willy's Wonderland stack up against The Banana Splits Movie? I hear that the latter is really good. Dunno if it is true, but it looks better than the others.
At 4:17. NO. FNAF WAS NOT A TERRIBLE, OR EVEN A BAD MOVIE. Movie critics are just out of touch with their fanbase. The movie was not only great, it earned SEVENTY TIMES IT'S INNITIAL BUDGET BACK !!!! Grow up, and stop listening to "Group Thinkers".
Disagree with the 13 ghosts, love the movie, totally agree with army of the dead
Imaginary and FNaF are pretty good tbh
The Happening is a great 70’s eco-horror. It was just made decades too late
There's NOTHING wrong with "13 Ghosts"! I've never understood the crap that movie gets. Is it dumb in places? Yes. Should they have kept Lillard longer? Absolutely yes. However, it's not a horrible movie. It's a normal horror movie with some interesting ghosts. The "twist" does suck but that's okay.
Army Of The Dead would have been perfect, if Drax had lived and the daughter died instead. With her behavior in the movie, she earned a satisfying death. It's the opposite with Drax, he more than earned his life, and a big bag of that cash.
Remake “IMAGINARY” but a Rated R Version 😉 really wasn’t that bad of a movie 👍
no point in remaking it with an R rating, there is one single kill
I was very disappointed with Imaginary I thought they’ll give us many horror original imaginary friends.
richard break? he not only killed bruce waynes parents, he also killed and ate hannibal lectors sister
The mummy is like two movies in one every time she's on screen it seems like a horror movie when tom cruise shows up it's like an action movie, bring back Brendan Fraser
I don't think it's just "The Happening's" writing that's to blame. The delivery from the actors is horrible. Why he put Markie (Marky Mark) Mark (not sure which spelling) in this instead of a more suitable actor is beyond me. In "Signs", the dialogue sucks BUT the delivery is great from Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix, and the kids.
The FNAF edits were completely seamless guys!! 😂
hot take: the mummy 2017 was a decent popcorn movie, and is far from the worst horror movie. maybe they shouldn't have hyped it up as much as they did.. yes.
this channel really hates valentine.
The Mummy 2017 was an epic failure. Tom Cruise is no Brendan Fraser to start but not even one of Americas most popular actors could have saved that film from the disaster it was. It was supposed to kick off the "Dark Universe" which would have gave us an opportunity to see some amazing stuff. It's failure put a halt to all that. It looks like a Van Helsing is in production. Hopefully they find a different director for it and don't screw it up like the abomination they created.
"Skars"(scarce) and "glass-ial" (glacial) ... Yep, Jem still boasts a good narration voice, and she still struggles with more obscure parts of the English language. Seriously, this is my second language and her first, I shouldn't have to be the one teaching it to her!
I have to disagree with Gemma, in regards to Willy's Wonderland. Maybe it's a rip-off, maybe it's not. Either way, I'd rather watch Nic Cage beating the tar out of animatronic killers than Five Nights. 🤔🙂
Again..."Legoin" was an okay movie. Was it great? No. Did they have the "wrong guy" as the last hero standing? Yes. I think it should've been her and the baby ONLY who survived. SHE should've been the ultimate warrior instead she's screaming most of the movie and then no where to be found for the fight.
The Five Nights at Freddy's movie was alright, just not even a tiny bit scary.
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Salty FNAF gamers, expected. And yall, even though we love movie, objectively 13 Ghosts WAS a bad movie. So bad it was AWESOME
Plants are inanimate?
In legion my vote would be for the old woman at the start. Film goes downhill from there
I tried to watch 31 but it was just too obnoxious
31 isn't bad.
*PUT* *A* *_SPOILER_* *ALERT* *ON* *THIS* *VIDEO!!!*
Five Night's At Freddys was a good movie. It wasn't terrible
Army of the Dead isn't bad.
Five nights at Freddy's was not terrible, it was good
The amount of hate this channel has for Thirteen Ghosts is just rude
Please keep the "like and subscribes" to the end or the beginning of the videos. This hap-hazard way of putting them in anywhere in the script is just wrong. It feels gross. I'm thinking of unsubbing just to stop hearing it.
The banana splits is better than willy and fnaf if you ask me
Bold of you to ask for a like and subscribe after insulting 13 ghosts.
Honorable mention Young Superman in bright burn that movie has to be redone such a simple perfect plot
Idk I rather enjoyed Army of the dead
This list is stupid!!
*WhatCulture Horror:* "10 Awesome Horror Villains Trapped in TERRIBLE Movies!!! And here's a thumbnail of Ahmanet in 'The Mummy!'"
*Me:* "It's a trick. They're going to show *_Mr. Hyde_* instead! Ahmanet was a bit weak, but that scene where Jekyll _becomes_ Hyde? Chills! Master Class acting from Russell Crowe there!"
*WhatCulture Horror:* * actually *_DOES_* make Ahmanet in 'The Mummy' the #1 slot, and completely snubs Mr. Hyde * "She's basically the *_ONLY_* memorable part of 'The Mummy!"
*Me:* * profound disappointment *
The fact that there was a CZcams found footage film for Slenderman made YEARS before the actual movie and it was 100% better than the official movie should tell you how god awful the studio did with making the movie
lol seriously? The girl from the mummy??
This channel is a joke
So called critics obviously don't know what we like. You guys should make a horror movie considering how much shit you talk about these fun movies. I critique you lot for being so uninspired that ya'll just shit on good movies for internet points, only thing is everyone disagrees with you.
Thirteen Ghosts , 31 , Legion are all solid movies !!