r/horror • u/kaloosa Evil Dies Tonight! • Feb 01 '17
Vote Results DREADIT'S TOP FILMS OF 2016
As voted upon by the great /r/horror community
THE TOP 20
- The Witch - Robert Eggers
- Green Room - Jeremy Saulnier
- 10 Cloverfield Lane - Dan Trachtenberg
- Don't Breathe - Fede Alvarez
- The Invitation - Karyn Kusama
- The Conjuring 2 - James Wan
- Hush - Mike Flanagan
- The Autopsy of Jane Doe - André Øvredal
- Train to Busan - Sang-ho Yeon
- The Wailing - Hong-jin Na
- Lights Out - David F. Sandberg
- Southbound - Radio Silence, Roxanne Benjamin, David Bruckner, Patrick Horvath
- They Look Like People - Perry Blackshear (tie)
- The Neon Demon - Nicolas Winding Refn (tie)
- I am Not a Serial Killer - Billy O'Brien
- Blair Witch - Adam Wingard
- Ouija: Origin of Evil - Mike Flanagan
- The Shallows - Jaume Collet-Serra
- The Eyes of My Mother - Nicolas Pesce
- Baskin - Can Evrenol
The Rest
- Under the Shadow - Babak Anvari
- The Purge: Election Year - James DeMonaco
- I am the Pretty Thing that Lives in the House - Oz Perkins
- Pet - Carles Torrens
- Holidays - Various
- The Monster - Bryan Bertino
- The Boy - William Brent Bell
- The Girl With All the Gifts - Colm McCarthy
- 31 - Rob Zombie
- Shin Godzilla - Hideaki Anno, Shinji Higuchi
- Hell House LLC - Stephen Cognetti
- They're Watching - Jay Lender and Micah Wright
- The Greasy Strangler - Jim Hosking
- Carnage Park - Mickey Keating
- Fear, Inc. - Vincent Masciale
- The Good Neighbor - Kasra Farahani
- Antibirth - Danny Perez
- Trash Fire - Richard Bates Jr.
- Phantasm: Ravager - David Hartman
- Evolution - Lucile Hadzihalilovic
- In The Deep - Johannes Roberts
- Morgan - Luke Scott
- The Neighbour - Marcus Dunstan
- Fender Bender - Mark Pavia
- Let's Be Evil - Martin Owen
- Abattoir - Darren Lynn Bousman
- The Vail - Phil Joanou
- Bad Blood: The Movie - Tim Reis
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u/DeadBeatAnon Feb 01 '17
My Top Five:
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Autopsy of Jane Doe
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The Invitation
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The Witch
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10 Cloverfield Lane
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Blackcoat's Daughter
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u/kaloosa Feb 01 '17
Blackcoat's Daughter
Haven't heard of that one before. A little Googling tells me it was on the festival circuit in 2015 but doesn't actually get a wide public release until a little later this year. I'll have to keep an eye out for it.
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u/cdown13 Feb 01 '17 edited Feb 07 '17
r/HorrorReviewed has reviewed the top 20 and we will be updating the post as the rest of the runner-ups are reviewed.
https://www.reddit.com/r/HorrorReviewed/comments/5rggxm/dreadits_top_films_of_2016_reviewed_by/
The Top 20 (as voted by r/Horror):
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u/hail_freyr Feb 01 '17
I hated Blair Witch and The Shallows but to each their own.
This was definitely an amazing year for Horror though.
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u/mike5446g Feb 01 '17
It's solid...although after watching Blair Witch recently, I'm a little confused as to what it's doing on the list at all.
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u/Darkconnection Feb 02 '17
Some of the the films on the list are extremely underrated! The Wailing is 10 and conju-fucking-ring is 6?! seriously people?! Eyes of my mother is 19???!!!
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u/joelrrj Feb 01 '17
Conjuring 2 felt more like an action horror blockbuster if that makes sense. Enjoyed Ouija: Origin of Evil more because of the setting and characters except the ending was lackluster. Really enjoyed The Witch glad it's up there, seems a lot of people were confused or mixed about the film which is fair but had a different fear aspect to it that I enjoyed.
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u/RREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Feb 02 '17
the witch #1? LOL
the wailing should be #1, with green room as #3 and train to busan as #2
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u/kaloosa Feb 01 '17
As of February 1, 2017, the top 20 are available in the US on the streaming platforms listed in THIS IMAGE.
Info provided by JustWatch.com, except for Blair Witch. It incorrectly didn't have any results for it.
You can go there and see if the movies are available in other countries as well.