Top 10 Horror DOUBLE Features (Twice the Terror!)
Vložit
- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- One of my recent top 10 suggestions was Top 10 Horror Double Features. I jumped at the chance due to the possibilities being endless. Here are my 10, + 5 HMs. 30 movies in all for you! #Top10 #HorrorDoubleFeatures
Buy the new book 'Roller Skate Skinny' by JL Michaels on Kindle and Paperback!
amzn.to/2JXtRY1
**I am the spouse of the author of Roller Skate Skinny. Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
I have a PO Box now! Address below:
Lee McCoy
PO BOX 1124
Melbourne, FL 32902
License Free Music: www.purple-pla...
Click on my Amazon affiliate link to rent now...and thank you for your support!
SUPPORT DRUMDUMS!
------------------------------------------------------------
➡️ PATREON: / drumdums
➡️ DRUMDUMS STORE/MERCH:
shop.spreadshi...
DRUMDUMS SOCIAL MEDIA:
------------------------------------------------------------
➡️ FACEBOOK: / drumdums
➡️ INSTAGRAM: / drumdums
➡️ TWITTER: / drumdums
➡️ LETTERBOXD: letterboxd.com...
➡️ DRUMDUMS/KILLER FLICKS BLOG: www.killerflic...
➡️ KILLER FLICKS FACEBOOK PAGE: / killerflicks
➡️ BUSINESS INQUIRIES: Drumdums@yahoo.com
MY RATING SYSTEM (WORST TO BEST)
------------------------------------------------------------
➡️ LOOPED IN HELL
➡️ 2 HOURS LOST
➡️ HUMDRUM
➡️ PURCHASE WORTHY
➡️ TRAPPED ON AN ISLAND
* ➡️ Unicorn
Opening Music: In Life's Wake (Incinerator)
Fair Use Disclaimer: I do not own any pictures/videos contained within this video.
"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
No one:
Christine Brown: Top 10 Double features B🚫!
Me: 😱 What... what... what... how? THANK YOU! I didn't know I needed this in my life.
Julie from "Return of the Living Dead 3" is the only Zombie out their that people would risk getting a ZTD from.
'Nuff Said lol
Franklin Stine completely agree!🔥
That's STD!!!
@@chain_sawyer7469 ZTD (z for zombie)
@@SLiMmcl oh ok,I knew that.
Tourist Trap/House of Wax
Reanimator/Dead Alive
Night of the demons/Demon Knight
Fright Night/The Lost Boys
Maximum Overdrive/Ghost in the Machine
Creepshow/Tales from the Darkside
Return to Horror High/April Fools Day
Gremlins/Critters
Demons/Rec
Just a few...Its hard to think when your at work lol
John Grizzle Great ones!
Cool list! I’m just curious, which House of Wax were you referring to: original or remake?
@@salwashabazz7329 Thank you!! I guess either depending on personal preference. Although I love the original and love older movies more in general, id probably go with the remake. But like I said i love both and it's just personal preference. I don't really consider the original a slasher as much as I do a mystery of sorts.
John Grizzle: Yea I agree! I think either version would go well with Tourist Trap (which I just recently seen for the first time!). I tend to prefer the originals over remakes but there have been a few times when remakes have turned out pretty good. I find a lot of ppl didn’t like the remake...there were some acting flaws lol...but as far as story, suspense, kills, I thought it was good. I enjoy both and I have both DVDs...the 1953 DVD also includes the original 1933 version “Mystery of the Wax Museum”.
@@salwashabazz7329 Yea the acting was pretty subpar (Paris Hilton) lol I do have a crush on Elisha Cuthbert however. And I agree the kills where really good. When she peels her boyfriends face off was an awesome scene. And I like that they actually showed how they incase the people in wax. Another solid remake for me was The Hills Have Eyes. But I'm like you, I usually prefer the orginals
1. Dracula (1931) & Frankenstein (1931)
Silver screen classics double feature
2. Friday the 13th (1980) & Misery
Crazy ladies
3. King Kong (1933) & Gojira (1954)
Giant creature features
4. Psycho (1960) & Halloween (1978)
Archetypal slasher films
5. The Last House on the Left (1972) & The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
Psycho families
6. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) & Witchboard
Supernatural slashers
7. The Exorcist & The Omen (1976)
The devil made me do it
8. The Amityville Horror (1979) & Poltergeist (1982)
Haunted houses
9. Children of the Corn (1984) & Pet Semetary (1989)
The KING of horror
10. An American Werewolf in London & The Howling
Werewolves
11. Child’s Play (1988) & Leprechaun
Dangerous things in small packages
12. The Evil Dead (1982) & Amityville II: The Possession
Demonic possession
13. The Fly (1986) & Jurassic Park
Science gone wrong
Great ideas
Richard Stange GREAT LIST!! The Exorcist and The Omen.....goooood call
The Funhouse (1981) The Funhouse Massacre (2015) two different movies
Five that I got that I like watching As Horror Double Features.
1. Creepshow/ Tales From The Hood.
2. Breakdown/ Joy Ride.
3. I Was A Teenage Werewolf/ I Was A Teenage Frankenstein.
4. Komodo (1999)/ Python (2000).
5. Wes Cravens A Nightmare on Elm St. (1984)/ Shocker (1989).
And Great Video Drumdum and Awesome list too on your Double Features, stay safe & take care, and Keep the love for Horror Movies they Rulez!!!!
Interesting choices. I like em
Juno2000 That list is solid as fuck Juno! 👏
Great ideas I might try some of those
Blade and Underworld double feature sounds really good! I been meaning to sit and finally check out the Underworld sequels.
Doomsday looks pretty dope, and I cannot BELIEVE I've never seen either of the 'Escape' movies. 80s Kurt Russel was the dude!
Definitely interested in checking out The Evil, it looks pretty scary.
But in no particular order:
1. 28 Days Later/Dawn of the Dead (Remake)
: Both have fast zombies and were released around the same time.
2. The House on Sorority Row/The Initiation
: Both are 80's sorority slashers. Yes you could swap one out with Black Christmas, but that is more serious, where the other two are not quite as tension filled...and it's a Christmas slasher.
3. Insidious/The Conjuring
: Yeah, I know, this one is kind of easy.
4. When a Stranger Calls (Remake)/Scream
: Obviously because of those phone calls and no, I don't like the original When a Stranger Calls.
5. The Burning/The Prowler
: Not sure why, but whenever I think of The Prowler, I also think of The Burning. Maybe it is because they are both 1981 slashers or maybe because Tom Savini did the effects for both.
6. Carrie/Phenomena: Both have telepathic girls and fantastic scores!
7. Aliens/Predator: Yes, another easy one, but you can't tell me they don't go well together.
8. The Amityville Horror (Original)/The Shining: Both have a psychotic father carrying an ax around with psychotic performances.
9. An American Werewolf in London/Fright Night: Both are horror movies with comedy elements, NOT horror comedies. Almost went with The Howling & Fright Night, because I like The Howling more, but The Howling has no comedy.
10. The Thing/The Fly: A night of practical effects.
No I have not actually watched these as double features before, I just went with what I think would make good double features. But hey that doesn't mean I can't down the road.
I also considered putting Suspiria & Inferno, but Inferno is technically a sequel to Suspiria. I feel like Child's Play and Dolls would also make a great double feature, but I have not seen Dolls, but really, really want to. Also Madhouse and Happy Birthday to Me double feature would be the second best horror double feature behind Halloween 1 & 2.
Great choices, number 9 is perfect
Really awesome list
Matthew Mutchman The house on sorority Row and the initiation might be one of the best double feature ideas I’ve ever heard.
Some of my favorite double features are:
Visiting Hours/ X Ray
Rambo: Last Blood/ No One Lives
The Burning/ Just Before Dawn
The Mutilator/ Pieces
Spirit Camp/ Bloody Bloody Bible Camp
The Exterminator/ Vigilante
Terrifier/ Clowntown
Thank you for another awesome video. I appreciate all of the hard work that you do for us 😎😎😎😎😎👍👍👍👍👍
1.From Dusk Till Dawn/John Carpenter's Vampires
2.Near Dark/The Forsaken
3.Trick 'R Treat/Halloween 3
4.Texas Chainsaw Massacre/(2003)/Evil Dead(2013)
5.Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2/Evil Dead 2
6.Lost Boys/Fright Night(original)
7.Halloween(original)/Scream
8.Deep Rising/Virus
9.Haxan/Nosferatu
10.Phantasm/A Nightmare on Elm Street(original)
I never really thought about how much the atmosphere in It Follows feels like a classic John Carpenter film. Cool!
I’ve always thought The Shining and The Exorcist is a great double feature. Both of them are masterpieces, and deal with the supernatural in different ways.
Dr giggles and the ice cream man lol
The Texas chainsaw massacre 2 and house of 1000 corpses
Halloween 1978 is better then Texas chainsaw masters
Ok that your opinion but what is texas chainsaw masters ?
@@jaymonsterhigh that is a Horror movie but if you like it that's okay
I consider the concept of experiencing Halloween(1978) and A Nightmare on Elm Street(1984) as a double feature to be a wonderful idea triple feature quadruple feature or sextuple feature sounds like a wonderful idea it doesn’t matter which one as long as they’re perfectly suited for the occasion I’d have to put in a ton of thought and preparation in that before deciding even by a coin toss
Return of the living dead part 3 is criminally underrated!
The Beast Within (1982) and Dead and Buried (1981) I don't know why but these movies make a great double feature.
Ima be getting a Trick r treat studios Chucky doll soon
The masterpiece that is Black Christmas ( 1974 ) with Halloween ( 1978 ) , in that order, so one can truly see exactly how much Halloween stole from Black Christmas.
Rick M I think “stole” is way too harsh. Really the two opening shots are the only things that are dead on similar. But Carpenter and Clark both have two very different styles of directing.
Awesome I’m planning on doing some of these. Drive Ins are making a come back and I’d love to go to one of these there.
Slasher In Suits Yeah you can’t go to a drive-in without doing a double feature. I did psycho 3 the Hills have eyes part 2 back in 86. One of the greatest experiences I’ve ever had.
Nailed it with that number 1 pick! Good stuff, Lee! ✌🏻
Steven T Thank you Steven!
Interesting Top10! Thanks! I would love to see as double features:
Dead of Night (1945)/Night of the Demon (1957);
MS.45 (1981)/Death Wish (1974);
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (1992)/Stepfather (1987);
The Thing (1982)/Color Out of Space (2019);
The thing & Color Out of Space ☄️🪐
In the UK we had a double release on the cinemas of The Funhouse and My Bloody Valentine which is a great double bill ( :
Great top 10 and great idea for a top 10.
My top 10 would be.
Honorable mentions:
16.Night of the Creeps/Slither:Movies with similar themes and a good mix of horror and comedy
15.Urban Legend/Campfire Tales:Two movies that deal with Urban Legends. Both in a fun way, but different than the other one.
14.The Strangers/Hush:Two fantastic home invasion movies for when you are Home Alone our even better, on vacation in a forest our deserted area
13.The Fog/The Mist:Perfect horror night for when it s foggy outside.
12.Chopping Mall/Hard to Die: Both these Jim Wynorski movies are a lot of fun. Just get a bowl of popcorn turn your mind of and enjoy these movies. Chopping Mall is without a doubt the better of the two movies, but Hard to Die is also a fun time.
11.Jaws/Piranha 3d (Remake) A great horror movie night to start the summer, especially when you are planning to go for a swim the next day haahaa
Now for the 10
10.Friday the 13th Part 2/April Fool's Day: Two different type of slasher movies but both have Amy Steel in a great role.
9.Carnival of Souls/Final Destination: Two movies with similar themes but done in a very different way
8.Suspiria/Phantasm: Both these movie feel like something you would experience in a nightmare and that makes for a freat horror movie night. I could have put A Nightmare on Elm Street in here, but Suspiria and Phantasm are more similar to eachother
7.My Bloody valentine/Valentine: The perfect combination for a scary Valentine's evening
6.Body Snatchers/The Faculty: Aliens are taking over everyone you know. Both these movies are fastpaced and very rewatchable. They both have there own style, so while having similar themes they both show it in their own way
5.Rosemary's Baby/The Omen: These movies could have been part of the same universe. I know they are not, but the couple in The Omen accidentally get the wrong baby. What if that is Rosemary's Baby. I know it might not match up completely but it s a fun way to watch these movies back to back haahaa
4.Friday the 13th/Sleepaway Camp: A good summercamp double feature to watch during summer. After these two movies you won t let the kids to summercamp haahaa
3.Friday the 13th part 6: Jason Lives/Return of the Living Dead: Two fun horror movies with Thom Mathews in the leadrole. Perfect for when you don t want your horror movie night to be to serious but still want to watch some good horror movies.
2.Black Christmas/Halloween: Halloween was very much inspired by Black Christmas and the way the two films open are very similar. These two movies might be great to watch back to back, to see the inspiration one had on the other and to decide for yourself which one did it better.
1.New Nightmare/Scream: New Nightmare has been called a predecessor to Scream, because in both movies other scary movies are just that, movies. It s fun to see that and both movies do it perfectly, while also being scary. Besides that it s always a great idea for horror movie night to watch two movies from Wes Craven in a row.
HM.
1. Wes Craven The People Under The Stairs/ Hostel.
2. Saw/ The Lighthouse.
3. Ravenous/ Bone Tomahawk.
The descent &t he thing wow, I’m gonna watch those 2 this weekend together. Thanks
Great list. I think #5 is the best. I never would have thought of that, but that match up makes a lot of sense.
Halloween & Christine. Same director, same time frame (1978) and even same neighborhood at certain points. The house that Dennis lived in in Christine is actually visible in the background a couple of times in Halloween, such as when Loomis turns toward the Doyle house when Tommy & Lindsey run out screaming.
Great list; a few that I thought of...
1. The Horror Show / Shocker
2. Carrie / Fear (1990 - Ally Sheedy, Pruitt Taylor Vince)
3. The Wailing / Train to Busan
Fantastic horror double features bro. Kickass list!
My favorites are:
- A Nightmare on Elm Street and Candyman
- Manhunter and Silence of the Lambs
- Blade and The Lost Boys
- Evil Dead 2 and Hellraiser
- Jaws and Tremors
-Carrie and F13: New Blood
My favorite double feature paring is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (74) and Tourist Trap.
Alex Saulter That’s a great one.
My buddy and I watched the original Wicker Man and Midsommar a few months back and it was one of the best movie experiences we’d ever had.
Hereditary and The Witch are the perfect duo. I would pair Halloween with Black Christmas honestly.
If you’ve never seen Sole Survivor (1982), it’s basically Final Destination and It Follows put together. That would be a great double or even triple feature. Sole Survivor is a true hidden gem that you should definitely check out.
Good pairings! I put a lot of double and triple features together for movie nights, so I love lists like this. Here are some I came up with:
1. John Carpenter’s The Thing
2. Invasion of the Bodysnatchers (70’s remake)
1. Suspiria (original)
2. Phantasm
1. Fright Night (original)
2. The Lost Boys
1. Re-Animator
2. Dead-Alive (aka Braindead)
1. The Howling
2. An American Werewolf in London
1. The Ritual
2. The Decent (unrated)
1. Event Horizon
2. Pandorum
Triple Feature:
1. John Carpenter’s The Thing
2. The Fly (remake)
3. The Blob (remake)
Dude!....I just noticed you hit 35K!....Congrats bro. I look forward to your vids every day.
willy565 Thanks so much Willy!
great double feature with the same actor Mike Kellin he was in Just Before Dawn and sleep away camp great pairing Lee
I would say Halloween/Black Christmas, also Friday the 13th/Sleepaway camp
Great list. Maybe The Howling and Wolfen.
Great list!!! Will definitely do some of those.
Here's one for a creature feature night.
Mimic followed by The Relic
Both of those are great.
Man excellent recommendations
Reminds when I was kid I would beg my older brother to take me to 42nd street to the double features . My favorites
Cat people/ Halloween 2
Day of the Dead / Mother’s Day
The Hidden/ the Curse
Pet Semetary / Halloween 4
Those were the days
Your picks are way better than mine. Count Yorga Vampire/The Return Of Count Yorga, Nightmare City/Hell Of The Living, Demons/Demons 2 and Beast Within/Bat People are all apart of my collection.
Great list!
Madman and The Burning, Child's Play and Magic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes. Also, a good idea for a top 10 is Top 10 Horror Films So Bad They're Good.
I second that top 10
Lee my friend, I love you used The Town that Dreaded Sundown! We have been in Austin since ‘06, but Texarkana is our hometown. We grew up with the legend of the Phantom Killer and of course the original movie came out when I was in Jr. High. You never cease to deliver buddy.
Check out: MANHUNTER and THE TEXAS KILLING FIELD. Both very underrated.
Keep up the good! Metal and Horror ☠️🎸
What happened in Texarkana was scary. I've done my research into it. But I've never seen The Town that dreaded Sundown. Its probably because my anxiety.
Kandice Janusz The original was shot in the mid 70s by local talent except for Ben Johnson and Andrew Prine. It’s a GOOD B movie. The remake/sequel is a much higher quality. Worth a peek 😉
@@kandicejanusz1829 it has some over exaggerated deaths to make it more gory. It's not a blow by blow of the Moonlight Murders. The sequel from 2015 is good too. Has a similar gritty 70s look.
CWG 54 And that movie is so damn underrated. Nobody ever talks about it, but it’s one of the best re-imaginings out there.
Drumdums: Amen! Total transparency, I never knew it existed until I saw it on Prime. I lived there 35 years and had no idea they made that follow up until I was established in Austin 🤦♂️. And yes, it is a great reimagining
Thanks again Lee for the lists love them all. In my opinion one for the list should be You're Next and Ready Or Not.
Awesome video Lee, I'm going have me a horror movie double, love this idea. The Howling & my Arrow Video blu ray of An American Werewolf In London.
E. T. And the Thing. Great combo.
Nice list Lee
My 10 Double Features picks
House (1986)/House On Haunted Hill (1999)
The Invitation (2016)/Get Out (2017)
A Christmas Horror Story (2015)/Trick 'r Treat (2009)
Fright Night (1985)/Child’s Play (1988)
The Hidden (1987)/The Thing (1982)
Needful Things (1993)/The Mist (2007)
Don’t Breathe (2016)/10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)
Night Of The Living Dead (1990)/Return Of The Living Dead (1985)
Battle Royale II: Requiem (2012)/The Belko Experiment (2017)
Poltergeist (1982)/ Pet Sematary (1989)
ACE ARCADIA Love the invitation and get out together. Epic!
Oddly enough, I can’t recall ever having thought about this so I dig the combo ideas as it kind of will give a new/fresh feel to them I feel like.
Lee my good sir! You have now set aside a good 3 hours of my life for the next 15 weeks....im glad I found my way back to your channel.
You really hit it with this ranking. I was watching the descent last night and I was thinking the same thing...with The thing!! 💪 💪
100% on It Follows and Halloween. It feels like your are in Haddonfield with a John Carpenter flavor 👏 👏
Awesome man! Nice to see you back in this neck of the woods.
Some of my double features are
-Carrie&Firestarter
-Prom Night&Terror Train
-Don't Breathe&A Quiet Place
-47 Meters Down&The Shallows
-Scream&Behind the Mask
-The Blob&The Thing
I need to do another one of these.
Hey Lee, great list and great idea for a video. Lots of good ones on your list. The possibilities are endless with this one. Here's a few that I personally thought would make great double features...
Honorable mentions:
15. Pumpkinhead/Rawhead Rex
14. Puppet Master/Dolls
13. Child's Play/Dolly Dearest
12. C.H.U.D./Alligator (both sewer horror)
11. Salem's Lot/The Night Flier (both Stephen King vampire stories)
___________________________
10. Cube/Escape Room
9. The Entity/Paranormal Activity
8. The Changeling/The Others
7. Burnt Offerings/House
6. Ghost Story/Rose Red
5. Slither/Night of the Creeps
4. Arachnophobia/Kingdom of the Spiders
3. Maniac Cop/Psycho Cop
2. Friday the 13th/Madman (1981)
1. Creepshow/Tales from the Darkside: The Movie
I'm sure there's a million more I could come up with, but these immediately came to mind. Great video buddy. Take care!
cyberray1976 Damn fine list!
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews Thanks Lee. Glad you like it. :)
Good list. I think My Bloody Valentine (1981) and The Prowler also from 1981 would make a great Double feature.
Good list I'll try a few of these together..Ive done Sleepaway Camp with the Burning and it works perfectly..also did Sleepaway Camp with the 1st Friday the 13th..those two work with the shock endings
Theres still Top Ten Grindhouse movies... That be dope
This well done review greatjob 👍
This was an interesting “Top 10”, great video! I wasn’t familiar with quite a few...some are recent movies I’d never heard of or had no interest in seeing (🤷🏾♀️ sorry, horror nowadays just doesn’t do it for me lol); and there’s one that I can’t find on any streaming service so I’ll probably have to purchase it (if available). But you’ve piqued my interest now in four more so I’m gonna try to check them out! Coming up with my own list wasn’t as easy as I’d thought it’d be lol...especially trying to come up with some not already listed (didn’t go too well 🙂), so anyway in no particular order: 1) Hills Have Eyes (1978)/ Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)...when I first saw these back in the day, they were the craziest families ever. 2) Candyman/Urban Legend...I just think they’d be a good match bcuz of their urban legend factor. 3) Carrie (1976)/Prom Night (1980)...2 crazy nights at the senior prom. 4) Psycho (1960)/FD13 (1980)...crazy son over dead mother and crazy mother over dead son. 5) Children of the Corn (1984)/Orphan...children kill all the adults then sacrifice themselves before becoming adults vs. an adult desperately trying to stay a child to become adopted. 6) Hell Night/Sleepaway Camp...I know they’re not the same plot-wise but they both have an unexpected twist at the end (and I wanted to put SC with a different movie than Lee 🙂). 7) Wrong Turn/ House of 1,000 Corpses...updated versions of crazy, cannibalistic families (like HHE & TCM). 8) People Under the Stairs/ Don’t Breathe...both situations of break-ins, discovering something horrid then having to fight to survive in order to get out. 9) The Amityville Horror (1977)/ Thirteen Ghosts (2001)...haunted houses filled with possessed spirits and both fathers having to complete huge tasks for their family’s safety. 10) The Stepfather (1987)/ Misery...underneath their crazy exteriors are crazy interiors looking for love and acceptance. I came up with three honorable mentions: *Slaughter High/Terror Train...the wronged/scarred nerds seek revenge on those responsible. **What Lies Beneath/Stir of Echoes...these two have always had similar creepy supernatural elements and I love both endings. ***Saw/Truth or Dare...similar “game-type” plots with torturous consequences if they choose not to “play”. Ok I’m done (whew!)...sorry it’s so long🙂😁✌🏾
A Rock solid top 5 Lee! My top choice would probably be:The Initiation & House On Sorority Row. Who doesn't like a good slasher;set in the eighties - with mystery/blood/T&A?
Brian T. Oh damn that’s a great one! Why didn’t I think of that!
Great list...love that Puscifer shirt, too.
Lee Ving Thank you Lee!
Great idea for a video. You always know how to keep it fresh. Thanks!
Coolhive Thank you!
I'd say The Void + nearly any John Carpenter flick, and if you're stuck inside on a snowy day, The Shining, The Thing and The Hateful Eight (not really a horror film, but it still fits if you need a triple feature to kill some time). And for Easter last year, me and my wife watched The Omen and The Exorcist.
The Void and Hellraiser. Now I could get down with that.
Haunt and The Funhouse, Good double feature and both very underrated
My favorites!
Halloween / Scream
Dawn of the Dead / Shaun of the Dead
Nightmare 3 / Friday 4
Alien / The Thing
Night of the Living Dead / Night of the Comet
Hey bro omg I can’t believe I found u again I used to watch u and Cody two years ago thanks to you I got into Halloween and now I’m back to watching yours nonstop it would make my day if I could have a convo with you or speak my thoughts on horror movies that would be a dream honestly u and Cody derserve way more respect honesty keep going bro your amazing bro 🦋🦋
Michael Mac Thanks Michael. Welcome back!
Great job my dude!
I understand your method and it shows your knowledge of these great flicks. Keep the quality coming man!
Accidentally hit comment...Bride of Frankenstein and The wolfman. My two favorite universal monsters
That's a great double feature actually!
Wow, you read my mind on the pairing of The Thing and The Descent, I was thinking just the other day about the fact they were similar in the fact that they were all one gender films on opposite sides, great idea, and both those films are favorites of mine👍👍
They make a great double feature.
Halloween(1978) and A Nightmare on Elm Street(1984) are perfect for a double feature
I also think IT FOLLOWS would go well with A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET how the kids band together to stop the threat.
Man, Return of the living dead 3 on VHS?! I need a copy!
I’m on board with the idea of a horror double feature triple feature quadruple feature sextuple feature and quintuple feature
1. Deep Red/Tenebrea
2. Jaws/Tremors
3. Re-Animator/Dead Alive
4. Jason Lives/Return of the Living Dead
5. Amsterdamed/Night School
6. Halloween/Black Christmas
7. Graduation Day/Fatal Games
8. Slumber Party Massacre/Pool Party Massacre
9. My Bloody Valentine/The Prowler
10. Wrong Turn/The Hills Have Eyes
Great list and agree on most picks but not on number 1. Halloween goes with the OG Black Christmas for me.
My first thought this morning is last night i should have paired Child's Play with Jack Frost instead of The Exorcist.
1.The Return Of The Living Dead & Day Of The Dead
2. Cemetery Man & Dead Alive
3. A Nightmare On Elm Street & IT both originals
4. Demons & Night Of The Demons
5. Suspiria & Phantasm
6. Martyrs & Inside
7. Nightbreed & In The Mouth Of Madness
8. The Exorcist & The Entity
I’m new to this channel and I’m am fricken so happy that he likes the Halloween series I’m like so obsessed with the whole series so another subscriber. Liked and subscribed.
Coles gaming channel ! Thank you!!🤟
The ritual is a great little British horror.😀
Chantel Clement Indeed it is Chantel!
Ah man...what a list!! Just your honorable mentions alone has some of my favourite films of all time in!!! A very solid list & some recommendations I'll definitely be checking out!! 👍
So glad to see Halloween and It follows at number 1! (I watched the whole video hoping to find that as a pair and did not let me down by making it No.1)
Yeah they actually work very well together.
Halloween 4 and 5. I always watch them together.
Thanks to you, I've watched "Just Before Dawn" and "The Burning" about 20 times.
Awesome Jason!
Demons and night of the demons is a superb pairing also the thing and the descent
Jesse Thank you!
Partnering The Descent and The Thing is EPIC!
Been thinking about a double feature with the original Silent Night and Black Christmas movies.
Honestly double features are so fun.
0 0 Indeed!
Crossed fingers for Shaun of the Dead and Zombieland. :D
Some pretty good suggestions. Quite a few years back, the local nostalgia cinema (which does mostly double features) had the original Halloween paired with Hardware. That was a surprisingly good match.
They've also paired the likes of The Thing and An American Werewolf in London, Psycho and The Birds, Jaws and Duel, They Live and Prince of Darkness, and are one of the few cinemas in this country that played the full version of Grindhouse, complete with fake trailers. Can't wait for them to reopen.
Some double features I think would be fun to match would be:
The remakes of The Fly and The Blob
Midsommar and the original Wicker Man
Angel Heart and The Devil's Advocate
Deathgasm and Trick or Treat (1986)
Mimic and The Relic
The Loved Ones and Snowtown
Razorback and Dark Age.
George Heilman Interesting. I still need to check out hardware. That one looks gnarly.
1.It/The Gonnies
2..The Terminator /Alien
3.A Nightmare On Elm Street/Sleep Away Camp
4. Silver Bullet/ The Monster Squad
5.Halloween /Black Christmas 🎄
6.Scream/When A Stranger Calls
7.The Conjuring/Annabelle Creation
4.A Quiet Place/The Faculty
9.Joyride/The Hitcher
10.
Katie Sivak you’re number one is 🔥.
My Top 10 List For Horror Movie Double Features:
1. The Exorcist & The Omen
2. Halloween (1978) & It Follows
3. Insidious & The Conjuring
4. Rosemary's Baby & Hereditary
5. Hellraiser & Hellbound: Hellraiser II
6. Jason Lives & Dream Warriors
7. Halloween III & Trick ‘r Treat
8. Don’t Breathe & Hush
9. Saw & The Collector
10. Annabelle: Creation & Ouija: Origin Of Evil
The Company of Wolves and Ginger Snaps make for a great feminine coming of age werewolf movie double feature.
The Shining(1980)
The Thing(1982)
The Descent
3 great horror movies that are suitably perfect for a triple feature
ROTLD 3: Simping for The Zombie Queen
Cool List Overall Man. 👍
I would prefer to have Jaws(1975) and Jurassic Park be my preferred way to create a double feature
The Babysitter and Better Watch Out
I seen a double feature at a drive in this vid reminded me of which is hell of the living dead and burial ground
My God Lee, there are so many!
The Wicker Man/Midsommar. Brilliant examples of daylight horror
The Hills Have Eyes/The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the originals). Serves you right city dwellers!
The Shining/Burnt Offerings. It's the house that's evil, not the people.
John Carpenters Vampires/30 Days Of Night. The vampires are feral, but they have an intelligent leader.
And on, and on, and on.......
Love your list...all good movies. My suggestions are Jaws and Duel, both spielberg movies, great tension and essentially the same movie. Every halloween I watch Halloween and Trick r' Treat, my two favorite halloween movies. Texas chainsaw and Tucker and Dale vs Evil, a punch to the gut finished off with a little comedy. And Bride of Frankenstein
I still need to see Duel. I've heard that it is pretty much like Jaws, except a big truck.
a fun review with Chris Stuckmann would still apply to Cape Fear(both the original and the remake)
I saw "The Fun House" in the theater when I was in high school, fun slasher/creature feature!! I ordered "Haunt" from Amazon. Great Vid!!!!
Awesome!