These have to be AI generated and voiced now. THe AI just grabs key words from a set list of movies and possible descriptions and mixes and matches them for videos. A ton of their recent videos make no sense at all and do not relate to the title.
David from "The Mist" should not have stayed put - the woman in the back of the army truck had left the grocery store to walk home and make sure her children were okay. Somehow, she managed to stay safe and escape the notice of the Mist monsters. So seeing her in the back of the truck really had nothing to do with what David should have done.
The Happening is a lot more fun when people realize that plants actually do emit hormones as alarm or as defense when threatened by pests etc - but not enough people went to Biology classes in college, and not a lot of US high schools are any good.
That was probably the worst description of the plot of The Abyss I've ever heard. Bud doesn't lead the Seal team, he leads the drillers. The Seal team are the antagonists. Did you even watch it or did you pull the description from some random blog?
Ardeth Bay in "The mummy 1999". Sacrifices himself to hold the fort against Imhotep's attacking mummy priests to save the others, only to re-emerge unscathed in the final scene.
@@O4FUXACHE True, but he was doing God's work. He dies to save mankind from Pazuzu's power. So I guess that makes him something like Jesus. Somewhere around that tier.
didnt you just say that Father Karras died after his friend read him his last rites so how did he survive he bled out and died contradicting the title of this topic
If you've ever watched The Exorcist 3 you know that father Karras body survived, but it appears his soul did not go to Heaven/Hell however, he was basically catatonic and being piloted by the demon Pazuzu, and the recently executed Gemini serial killer. That's why Brad Dourif shows up in certain parts of the movie in Exorcist 3, as he is portraying the aforementioned Gemini killer
Alex does NOT survive in Final Destination. He is given a lame ass off screen death in part two with a brick falling on his head randomly. and he never "gave up" he spent the rest of his existence always looking over his shoulder
Wait, what? Damian Karras from The Exorcist didn't survive, he died at the bottom of the steps (he sort of came back to life in Exorcist III, sure, but that doesn't change the fact that he died in the first one)
Alex didn’t give up. He persevered to figure out deaths design. What Culture your lists lately have been slightly inaccurate in correlation to the titles. Get it together guys.
A lot of these don't feel researched or actually seen. The description of his house isn't completely accurate, Chris did not give up in Get Out and did the complete opposite and fought his way out of that house. He had killed everyone and was actively killing her when Rod showed up. In Final Destination, he never gave up, and while he did survive the first movie he got an off-screen death in the sequel. Father Karas didn't give up in the exorcist he let the demon possess himself to save the girl and other people and even in the third sequel(we act like the second one doesn't exist) when it showed his soul trapped in the serial killer, once he got control of the body he had the cop shoot him to save himself and everyone else from the demon. There are so many flaws in this video.
The list is gave up and SURVIVED and Father Karras didn't according to the entry (I haven't seen The Exorcist in at least 20 years so I don't remember).
The only person in that truck from the market was the lady WHO LEFT. So no he wouldn't have been ok if he'd just stayed there. They were about to throw his kid to the monsters in the mist. As much as it's mentioned in this channel you'd think they'd be done making mistakes in the entries involving it.
@@lilmissknowitall5775 he still died in The Exorcist, though. If I remember rightly in Exorcist III it's revealed that the demon caused the soul of a serial killer being executed at the exact same moment to possess his body as his own soul left it, so while he definitely appears throughout the movie I'd say his status as "alive" (in the commonly understood sense) is debatable at best
@@briansullivan5908 It may be, although I remember clearly when W would say "nukelear" as well. More than an accent thing, I believe it's a cultural thing, as in "lack thereof."
Stephen King didn't come up with that ending. The novella the film is based on ends completely ambiguously, with them driving off into the mist. King, however, did say he WISHED he had thought of that ending.
Frank Darabont did it. He went with all things that remain possible with "Hope" in Shawshank Redemption to an outcome of what happens when you lose all "Hope". Still sucks though. I hated it.
Let's round off this list to 10 with Shutter the 2008 Thai horror. The protagonist threw himself off the balcony after realising his dead ex was sitting on his shoulder the whole time, but he didn't die.
Alex could'nd die as wasn't his turn. The final destination (4 or 5) had q guy tryed couldn't kill himself Uh chris killed entire clan hows that giving up😂
Your thinking of George the security guard from 4 (you got the title right 👍) who tried multiple times to kill himself when he thought it was his turn ("I've been trying to kill myself all night"). The teacher from the second one Eugene tried that too, he tried to shoot himself with Officer Burke's revolver but as it was not his turn the gun wouldn't fire.
Same movies, same lists, boring as ever. Its a shame as their content used to be great here. The Mist, Final Destination and Get Out once more, boring. Also The Abyss is not a horror movie you prats.
I've never wanted the protagonists to survive/win in horror. Other than the firefly family since I view them as the 'good guys' in the devil's rejects and 3 from hell
@@briansullivan5908 obviously but it's a movie, I want to see the things I'm probably not going to see in real life. Plus when watching horror, isn't the point to be horrified by what your seeing? Whether it's through violence/gore, messing with your thought processes, using aliens/monsters/gods/ghosts/beliefs that some people believe in. And nothing is more horrifying than the 'bad guy' winning.
Father Karras neither gave up or survived.
I didn't get that one either.
These have to be AI generated and voiced now. THe AI just grabs key words from a set list of movies and possible descriptions and mixes and matches them for videos. A ton of their recent videos make no sense at all and do not relate to the title.
He did survive, he's in the sequel
@@Laneous14 yeah much better channels available time to block this one
He was revealed to have survived in the exorcist 3. The sequel featuring the Gemini killer.
Alex, in final destination, didn't give up. He knew he "wasn't next" on Death's list, so risked it.
He actually dies in the real ending tho.
The one w racing cars shows if not your turn you can't self opt out.
@@rtdaboss92and in the sequel off screen
"The Mist" ending is messed.
Y'all don't watch some of these movies too closely did you?
no they don't. i sometimes think they are watching some other channel to get the plots basics.
Sometimes, no, they don't. I have seen The Happening too much, but didn't have the energy to correct them.
David from "The Mist" should not have stayed put - the woman in the back of the army truck had left the grocery store to walk home and make sure her children were okay. Somehow, she managed to stay safe and escape the notice of the Mist monsters. So seeing her in the back of the truck really had nothing to do with what David should have done.
Of course The Mist had to be number one. It's definitely a fate worse then death, though.
Jim from 28 days later giving in and going feral at the end but ultimately surviving and saving his comrades.
Upgrade is one of my favorites! Very underrated!
You can see where the crazy movements came from in Malignant
I like Upgrade too I have it on blu ray
The Happening is a lot more fun when people realize that plants actually do emit hormones as alarm or as defense when threatened by pests etc - but not enough people went to Biology classes in college, and not a lot of US high schools are any good.
Yeah I actually liked the Happening now M. Night's movie Old I hated 😅
In Upgrade he isn’t ‘crippled’ he is paralysed.😔
That was probably the worst description of the plot of The Abyss I've ever heard. Bud doesn't lead the Seal team, he leads the drillers. The Seal team are the antagonists. Did you even watch it or did you pull the description from some random blog?
Ardeth Bay in "The mummy 1999". Sacrifices himself to hold the fort against Imhotep's attacking mummy priests to save the others, only to re-emerge unscathed in the final scene.
Bud isn’t a SEAL in the abyss. He works in the rig.
and The Abyss isn't a horror movie, either. (neither is Upgrade)
Umm... Father Karras died... unless you consider the sequel... but you did not mention that.
Agreed!
No one mentions the sequel.
@@briansullivan5908 nah it's the third one he comes back in, which is legitimately good, unlike the direct sequel which was awful
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372 that’s what I meant I’m scarred for life after watching it, it was so bad.
@@briansullivan5908 yeah it was pretty awful. Luckily the third movie retcons it from existence so we can pretend it never happened
Me being me - "You mean imma die no matter what?" "Imma just take a nap, the reaper can come to me."
He didn't see people who stayed in the supermarket the woman he sees left it.
"9 Horror Movie Victims Who Gave Up And Survived." But... Karras didn't survive. He "won," you could say, but he didn't "survive."
He killed himself - which is a mortal sin to Catholics . . . so surely he's on his way to hell ?
@@O4FUXACHE True, but he was doing God's work. He dies to save mankind from Pazuzu's power. So I guess that makes him something like Jesus. Somewhere around that tier.
The ending of The Mist, is one of the best movie endings ever ;-)
didnt you just say that Father Karras died after his friend read him his last rites so how did he survive he bled out and died contradicting the title of this topic
If you've ever watched The Exorcist 3 you know that father Karras body survived, but it appears his soul did not go to Heaven/Hell however, he was basically catatonic and being piloted by the demon Pazuzu, and the recently executed Gemini serial killer. That's why Brad Dourif shows up in certain parts of the movie in Exorcist 3, as he is portraying the aforementioned Gemini killer
@@ItsFreakinHarding. ok thanks for the info ill have to watch it again been long time since ive watched 3
I'm not sure you can say Grey "survived." Being trapped in a fake reality in your mind sounds like a fate worse than death
I was in the comments about to say the same thing! I’m surprised more people didn’t say it. Guess it’s not been watched by the masses yet, sadly
Good list
The Abyss is not a horror movie
Father Karras didn’t give up - he fought and sacrificed himself to save Regan. Don’t lessen his heroism.
I wish I had the stem upgrade that would be totally awesome
Come on, guys. Your videos are good enough that you don't have to click bait with lies.
Great list Grey Trace is my favorite on this list
I swear the Mist is on like half of these lists. 😂
They don’t understand Get Out… young bodies? FFS…
Alex does NOT survive in Final Destination. He is given a lame ass off screen death in part two with a brick falling on his head randomly. and he never "gave up" he spent the rest of his existence always looking over his shoulder
So he DOES survive in Final Destination, then. He died in PART TWO.
Hey Whatculture Horror sacrificing yourself to save others isn't giving up. Nearly 90 percent of these are self sacrifices.
Wait, what? Damian Karras from The Exorcist didn't survive, he died at the bottom of the steps (he sort of came back to life in Exorcist III, sure, but that doesn't change the fact that he died in the first one)
Alex didn’t give up. He persevered to figure out deaths design.
What Culture your lists lately have been slightly inaccurate in correlation to the titles. Get it together guys.
A lot of these don't feel researched or actually seen. The description of his house isn't completely accurate, Chris did not give up in Get Out and did the complete opposite and fought his way out of that house. He had killed everyone and was actively killing her when Rod showed up. In Final Destination, he never gave up, and while he did survive the first movie he got an off-screen death in the sequel. Father Karas didn't give up in the exorcist he let the demon possess himself to save the girl and other people and even in the third sequel(we act like the second one doesn't exist) when it showed his soul trapped in the serial killer, once he got control of the body he had the cop shoot him to save himself and everyone else from the demon. There are so many flaws in this video.
The list is gave up and SURVIVED and Father Karras didn't according to the entry (I haven't seen The Exorcist in at least 20 years so I don't remember).
The only person in that truck from the market was the lady WHO LEFT. So no he wouldn't have been ok if he'd just stayed there. They were about to throw his kid to the monsters in the mist. As much as it's mentioned in this channel you'd think they'd be done making mistakes in the entries involving it.
No Outro...? Yikes...
I'm sorry, but in the exorcism he definitely died
he didn't, he's in the sequel
@@lilmissknowitall5775 reallyyy??? How he sorvived?? 🤣🤣
@@daniel_barros the short answer is "bad writing". He appears throughout The Exorcist 3.
@@lilmissknowitall5775 he still died in The Exorcist, though. If I remember rightly in Exorcist III it's revealed that the demon caused the soul of a serial killer being executed at the exact same moment to possess his body as his own soul left it, so while he definitely appears throughout the movie I'd say his status as "alive" (in the commonly understood sense) is debatable at best
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372 I know
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9 horror movie victims that gave up and survived...
chooses a victim whose entire plan for winning was suicide and who executed that plan perfectly...
"9 horror movies" where a number of the movies aren't actually horror movies.
Are..we saying "crippled" again?
Yeah David really won 😂
None of them gave up. Not in get out or final destination
Ben in the escape room movies. 😑
For a lot of these the definition of giving up, or surviving, are somewhat inaccurate
Alex didnt give up in Final Destination, wha are we talking about here?
7:57 nukelear?? 🤣🤣🤣
It’s an accent thing.
@@briansullivan5908 It may be, although I remember clearly when W would say "nukelear" as well. More than an accent thing, I believe it's a cultural thing, as in "lack thereof."
The Mist had one of the most fcked up endings. Steven King is a twisted man to come up with shooting your own son, only to be “saved” moments later
Stephen King didn't come up with that ending. The novella the film is based on ends completely ambiguously, with them driving off into the mist. King, however, did say he WISHED he had thought of that ending.
Frank Darabont did it.
He went with all things that remain possible with "Hope" in Shawshank Redemption to an outcome of what happens when you lose all "Hope".
Still sucks though. I hated it.
The book ends differently, but yeah, the movie ending was so much better, really dark lol
“Into young people”? I think you meant “into young BLACK people”. You totally nerfed the plot, lol
Let's round off this list to 10 with Shutter the 2008 Thai horror. The protagonist threw himself off the balcony after realising his dead ex was sitting on his shoulder the whole time, but he didn't die.
I lost braincells reading this
@@velmad3894 😂
@Toledotourbillion sorry bro I just didn't understand 😅
@velmad3894 it's ok man. All good.👍🏻
@Toledotourbillion how did he not notice someone sitting on his shoulder tho?
Alex could'nd die as wasn't his turn. The final destination (4 or 5) had q guy tryed couldn't kill himself
Uh chris killed entire clan hows that giving up😂
Your thinking of George the security guard from 4 (you got the title right 👍) who tried multiple times to kill himself when he thought it was his turn ("I've been trying to kill myself all night"). The teacher from the second one Eugene tried that too, he tried to shoot himself with Officer Burke's revolver but as it was not his turn the gun wouldn't fire.
Same movies, same lists, boring as ever. Its a shame as their content used to be great here. The Mist, Final Destination and Get Out once more, boring. Also The Abyss is not a horror movie you prats.
I've never wanted the protagonists to survive/win in horror.
Other than the firefly family since I view them as the 'good guys' in the devil's rejects and 3 from hell
You probably won’t think that way if you were just a random person at the motel.
@@briansullivan5908 obviously but it's a movie, I want to see the things I'm probably not going to see in real life.
Plus when watching horror, isn't the point to be horrified by what your seeing? Whether it's through violence/gore, messing with your thought processes, using aliens/monsters/gods/ghosts/beliefs that some people believe in.
And nothing is more horrifying than the 'bad guy' winning.
upgrade 👉🗑️