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#133 - The 10 Greatest Horror Movies of All Time—No Bias, Just Brilliance · Brandon Fogal Evolution

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  All right, so we are going to quickly dive in today, the top 10 horror movies
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  of all time, and I'm coming at it with an unbiased opinion just to give you
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  my unvarnished reality and truth.
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  So let's just dive into this quickly because I had to get this out there and
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  on the record and I wanted to keep it short and sweet because there are so many
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  different angles you can take at it when you look at horror movies,
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  scary movies. This is my guilty pleasure.
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  I love these things. I love watching them. I love reading them.
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  And I mean, everybody's got something that they enjoy, that they like to go
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  in, you know, something that just is different than the rest of their life.
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  You know, everybody's got something, you know, you might find it in sports,
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  you might find it in whatever, but we're going to quickly just dive into this
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  because I had to set this straight, put this out there.
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  My top 10, and I'm going to actually throw on there and I put in a link as the,
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  this was from Rotten Tomatoes, the top 200 horror movies of all time,
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  kind of just that is a conglomeration of a lot of different things,
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  because this is so subjective, so this is from my point of view,
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  and if you have any disagreements, or if you want to throw in your top 10.
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  Phil, by all means, go for it, all right, so, number 10 for me,
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  Halloween, that is, and I'm not going to go into every, each one of them,
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  and explain it, you know, give a whole plot or everything like that,
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  but I'm just going to give them to you. Number 10, Halloween.
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  You know, the whole series, the whole saga, but the original,
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  Halloween, 1978, Jamie Lee Curtis.
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  All right, number nine, Children of the Corn, 1984, the very original version, the very first one.
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  Number eight, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974.
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  My numbers got all twisted on here. I'm just read it from here.
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  Number seven, The Barbarian.
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  This is a recent movie that was very scary in a very different perspective.
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  It had elements of comedy in it.
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  I forget the guy's name who was on it. That's really funny, but he's on there.
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  And I wish I had it in front of me, but I don't.
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  But he was a hilarious guy. You should go check out The Barbarian.
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  That's a very scary movie. Very new, actually.
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  Number six, The Lost Boys. It is a staple of vampire movies.
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  It is a staple of vampire movies. Kiefer Sutherland, who's in it.
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  And there's a lot of other famous actors. It is an oldie, but it is a very good one.
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  Number five, The Shining. This is tough. This is tough. This didn't make it
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  further down the list for me.
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  But nonetheless, it is crucial. It is critical when you think of horror movies,
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  because I think of Jack Torrance every time he wants to, he's got to throw in some aspirin.
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  I think in the book, it's actually Excedrin.
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  They didn't touch on it in the movie, but in the book, it's Excedrin.
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  He's like, boom, it's got his mouth, you know. it's just a, he's,
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  he's an odd duck, but I think everybody can relate to the authors of Stephen King.
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  Cause in his books, it's usually from Maine and it's usually an author and they're
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  getting into something pretty much all of his books seem like that.
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  But this guy had the element of author over a wannabe author,
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  the shiny number five, number four, this is for, for the youngins,
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  you know, maybe the millennial ish person.
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  I know what you did last summer. I know what you did last summer.
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  Okay. Number three, Silence of the Lambs. That is, that was a very,
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  very scary one. It has the FBI.
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  I made all the way to the FBI.
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  Okay. So number two, this probably was when I grew up the scariest movie and
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  it's not even rated R the scariest movie I'd ever seen.
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  Freaked me out. And it also scared me. I watched it during the day as well.
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  And it scared the heck out of me. the ring the
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  ring number two the ring and then finally last
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  but not least number one the top horror
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  movie scary movie of all time unbiased
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  brilliance number one is it everybody every kid out there you know if you're
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  growing up you're about 30 40 ish you know getting up there you know you grew
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  up with that traumatizing you as a child it the clowns clowns are never the same again.
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  So that's my top 10. I give it to you.
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  Unvarnished. It is subject to change, but as I'm sitting right now, there you have it.
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  So that is my top 10. What is your top 10? And I had to just keep this short
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  and sweet because there's so many different ways we can go into this.
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  And I'm going to, you know, I'm going to talk about it more later on,
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  but I wanted to actually just start the conversation. All right.
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  My name is Brandon Fogle. We'll end it at that. Have a great day, folks.