MOVIE POLL- What will we watch next?!

Rush Hour 2? No! Only the first one is worth it.

Aaron Barlow

Please watch the mini series The Night Manager (8 episodes) and Point Break (1991, with Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze) someday. 😊

Stephanie

I jus rewatched this! Wouldn’t mind watching again.

Aljon Villaruel

You gotta watch doctor sleep the directors cut it was amazing a great sequel to the shining

MovieFanatic

We were supposed to have a sequel to Halloween titled Halloween Kills this year but was pushed back to next October so it would've been perfect to watch it this Halloween. I preferred to see a reaction to Halloween 2018 over Halloween 2 but love it all. Trick R Treat would be a good one to see a reaction to.

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It'd be nice to have at least one Horror/Spooky movie that isn't about a slasher. So far it's been two Michael Myers movies and Scream.

It makes sense on a superficial level though (the dates are close.) Lumping Day Of The Dead with the Spooky month doesn't make sense otherwise. It's pretty disrespectful to do so IMO. It'd be like wanting to do Horror movies during August in Japan when they celebrate the Obon Festival - which unlike Halloween, is similar to Day Of The Dead as it's about remembering ancestors. We've already had so few spooky movies this month as is, I'd hate for Scream to be the last one. Coco literally has nothing remotely spooky about it for it to be a Spooky month movie. It's a movie about heritage and ancestry. To say, "oh there's skeleton make-up and stuff about dead people, so that's just like Halloween" is pretty insensitive of such a culturally different Holiday. That's my take any way and it won't really matter if it wins a poll. I just wanted Dawn and company to know that there's a difference before they slot it in as a movie that's in the spirit of Halloween.

Just wanted to point out that the holiday is celebrated 2 days after Halloween and there will be no poll & reaction between the two holidays so it would make sense to lump Coco into this.

Michael McGee

Maybe on Halloween Eve you guys can watch the Halloween 2018 sequel! I just know I'll be watching that reaction a few times! My fav reaction is for Terminator 2! Halloween 2018 would be my second!

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I just want to point out for the benefit of the Storm Akima crew that Coco is NOT a Halloween movie. It's a Dia De Los Muertos (Day of The Dead) movie, which is a completely different type of Autumn Holiday, traditionally celebrated in November. Day of The Dead is more about celebrating life, especially in remembrance of family members/loved ones that have passed an that's exactly what Coco is all about; nothing at all related to the observation of the spooky, frightening and darkly unknown aspects of death and spiritual mischief (where dressing up as spirits out for mischief or harm unless appeased with goodies comes from - hence trick or treating) that is Halloween. I have to 2nd someone else's recommendation of Coraline as a better and more true Halloween animated Mom-friendly movie. Coraline is basically a classic dark-fairytale/ghost story that's as safe for kids (and Mom :) ) as it is spooky and creepy. 🎃👻

A Knights Tale!!!!

benjamin freeman

A holiday list, I really like that idea. That way it wouldn’t get out of the way of people who just want movies requested. 😊

Daryl

Yes! I hope Coraline makes it to the next list. I’d vote for that!

Daryl

Ooo, I'd definitely prefer that one over Coco as far as animated Halloweeny movies go. It's Mom friendly, but still genuinely spooky and creepy! Coco is really more a Day of The Dead movie, which is a Holiday and movie more about remembering and paying respects to deceased family members than anything Spooky or Halloweeny.

Dunkirk, The Social Network, Heat (Al Pacino and De Niro), There Will Be Blood, Spotlight, Reservoir Dogs (Tarantino's first film!!!). Let's get some of these movies over mainstream blockbusters!!

Pinhead Larry

Coraline would be another cool one to watch!!! It's Stop motion animation which I'm sure storm will appreciate :) and it'll fit in nicely with the spooky season.

Mitsy

Only the winner. The other movie they watch if they do 2 that week are random choices by Dawn, Kim and/or Mom. I PM'd them a suggestion to dedicate a 2nd poll to Holiday requests and make that the 2nd movie they watch, but got no response. I think it would've gotten in the way of the random choice stuff. Coco wasn't one of my favorite Pixar movies - I just thought the message was a little contradicting and not as well thought out as 99% of Pixar movie - but I can see why people are suggesting it for Halloween, even though it's a Day of The Dead holiday movie, which isn't traditionally celebrated until November. ;x

Do they only watch the top winner or the top two? You all need to watch Coco. This is the perfect time of year to watch it.

Please react to Coco! It's a great family film that's perfect for this time of year. It isn't a halloween movie so much as a Day of the Dead movie and, in my opinion, it's tied for best Pixar along with Inside Out. You definitely would not regret watching it!

Rachel Dominas

Some of yall really overdo it in these comments

Tonic

La La Land would be awesome!

Falink523

out of all the movies in the world, rush hour 2? good lord

dan goodfellow

Heat is in my top ten favorite movies so I definitely support that suggestion.

Justin S.

I agree, I hope they do Rush Hour after Coco.

Yanantin

As a non-big action movie fan, my favorite Jackie Chan movies outside of Rush Hour 1 & 2 would have to be Super Cop and Gorgeous (which is kind of a RomCom, but with Jackie Chan action! LOL I bet the Storm Akima crew would love it! :D)

I agree that it is too soon for a Cabin in the Woods reaction. It would be best if they watched a bit more of the classic horror movies, especially from the 80s beforehand. Interview with the Vampire was good but I think Bram Stroker's Dracula was the best Vampire movie ever, based on the performances, makeup, and story. Also, the original Fright Night is fun with a cool soundtrack and Near Dark is one that is definitely underrated. I'd say that John Carpenter's Vampires was one that could have been a lot better than what it was.

Justin S.

I haven't had any motivation recently to recommend anything, but, after watching your "Rush Hour" Reaction [there was something about it] I felt compelled: "Heat" (1995) "Hanna" (2011) "Birdman" (2014) "The Player" (1992) "Advantageous" (2015) "Trouble with the Curve" (2012) [this one in particular, I think y'all would really like]

Darius.

I guess I need to watch the Rush Hour movies again, it's been years

jf_lametta

Big Trouble in Little China would be good to have on the list

Tiger Chu

People want Rush Hour 2 before Coco? At least Coco has halloween elements to it...

Maryx

My movie requests: Children of Men, The Green Mile, Deep Impact, Contact and Rumble in the Bronx (Jackie Chan film, haha)

Daryl

Completely agree, I think they'd love Coco and this is definitely the time of year to watch it.

Michael McGee

Woohoo, V for Vendetta made it this week! Still commenting every week in hopes of a November 5th V for Vendetta reaction! Thanks Storm for reading the comments :)

Michael McGee

I am ROOTING for La La Land. It’s SOO good

Evander

Have they ever reacted to a romantic comedy? I don't think so. The time is now. 500 Days of Summer is the right way to go.

DDJ

The Conjuring! Interview With the Vampire! Cabin in the Woods! ALL OF THE ABOVE! (it's October so I just have to give my votes to scary movies)

zammmerjammer

Yes, Liar Liar is a great comedy. I would say it is up there with Truman Show, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Mask, and Ace Ventura as Jim Carrey's best films.

Justin S.

Please do Doctor Sleep, I’ve been waiting for that one since you reacted to The Shining!

Clue would definitely be a fun reaction. I understand that they had released the film in theaters with 3 different endings and the theater was not told which ending they would receive. The "3rd" ending was my favorite although the 1st ending probably made the most logical sense. I heard that Ryan Reynolds is attempting to get a remake made in the near future. That is a rare case of when I would support a remake being greenlit. Tremors is definitely a classic in the horror/comedy genre. I have suggested Gremlins a few times which is in the same category and produced by Steven Spielberg. It is really just as good, if not better in my opinion. Arachnophobia came out the same year as Tremors and was also entertaining. I've actually never seen Monster House, and it seems like it would be an ideal Halloween family flick reaction.

Justin S.

I'll continue to advocate for Liar Liar, as you guys need more Jim Carrey on the channel! (Truman Show would be a good one too!) I didn't realize it before but you all would really love La La Land too. A really good time.

Kevin

American Psycho, The Omen, The Blair Witch Project,Hereditary, Midsommar, The Witch(2015), The Lighthouse, The Fly. Some more spooky suggestions as October is coming to a close.

Shehab Dawoud

Watch Stardust!!! plzzzzzz

Jayson Phillips

You ladies loved Rush Hour. I think you will love another buddy comedy film The Other Guys even more.

Horror movies should definitely be top priority just for this month imo

Aljon Villaruel

My usual non-spooky requests: My Girl 1991 Benny & Joon 1993 A League Of Their Own 1992 Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind 2004 Spooky requests for the Spooky Month: The Craft 1996 The Exorcist III 1990 The Crow 1994 Session 9 - 2001 The Lost Boys 1987 Friday the 13th, Part 6 (the first meta horror movie that influenced Kevin Williamson, writer of Scream and also the one Friday that IMO feels like a real movie with good humor in the writing and genuine fun characters that are not just fodder for Jason) Rabid 1977 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1974 The Others 2001 And just to reiterate again of what I said in my previous comment, Interview with The Vampire really deserves more love. It's based on Anne Rice's book and there are no modern vamps without her! 🦇💜

Coco would be amazing!

Daniel R

THE FAULT IN OUR STARS PLEASE 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🙏🏼

Sarah Edwards

I keep hoping for World's End, someday... Rush Hours are good though

Kelvin

Cabin In The Woods, already? It's a great horror comedy, but I think with Scream already being watched now when the Storm Akima crew only having Michael Myers as their only reference point is us putting the cart before the horse enough lol. They haven't even seen any of the Evil Dead yet, the one to popularize the cabin in the woods setting. I think Storm and company would get the most out of these Horror meta movies - as anybody would - if they at least saw more of the popular/cult movies they reference and satire beforehand. EDIT: And aww... Interview with The Vampire has fewer votes than I thought it'd have. It's really the best Vampire movie ever made - whatever you may think of Twilight, the Vampires we know today really aren't a thing without Anne Rice's vampires and Interview is the best film adaptation of her books, she gave the movie her seal of approval herself! 🦇

Spy(2015) and She's the man(2006)! Both are lighthearted comedy :)

Josie

Hi, Storm, I noticed you put At World's End in the poll. You guys already watched Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End so I'm guessing you meant to put The World's End as in the 2013 Edgar Wright movie. Just wanna point that out. Great choices this week!

V for Vendetta should only be watched on Nov 5 or watched early and put out on Nov 5.....wondering why? (You’ll see)

Good selection of movie choices and Hunchback of Notre Dame is one of my favorite Disney mivies movies from the 90s. Free Willy is a classic family flick. It's been many years since I saw that. I'll have to include a list of good family movie suggestions in the next month or so. Anyway, here are 5 of my usual movie requests and 5 scary movie requests: The Long Kiss Goodnight (Geena, Davis, Samuel L. Jackson) Ransom (Mel Gibson, Gary Sinese) Breakdown (Kurt Russell) Dante's Peak (Pierce Brosnan) The Sum of All Fears (Ben Affleck, Morgan Freeman) Scary Movie requests: Christine (1983) The Fly (1986) Child's Play (1988) The Relic (1997) The Ninth Gate (1999)

Justin S.

Those are all great choices. I actually requested Clue and Monster House yesterday as part of group of more lighthearted choices with that Halloween ambiance.

Well, you *can* vote for multiple movies. Though I'm not sure if that helps, since I'm not sure that runner-ups get any special consideration when the bonus reactions are chosen.

WastedPo

Though I’d still *love* reactions to ’10 CLOVERFIELD LANE’ and ‘THE OTHERS,’ those seem to have disappeared for now. So I was thinking maybe these Halloween-appropriate alternatives would strike the ladies’ fancy: CLUE (1985): Someone brought this up under a recent poll. Based on the classic board game. Really clever and silly farce-style script – more creative than the ‘Police Academy’ humor so popular at the time. There’s elements of mystery and (light) spookiness that make it vaguely Halloweeny. Even if you can’t get on the movie’s wavelength, it’s easy to admire ‘Clue’ for what it tries to do. TREMORS (1990): A fun horror/comedy set in the town of Perfection, Nevada. Directed by Ron Underwood, who also did the Billy Crystal movie ‘City Slickers.’ This one has a similarly light tone, despite being a “monster movie.” The locals keep disappearing and it’s up to the endearing cast of characters (which include Kevin Bacon, Reba McEntire and the young girl from Jurassic Park) to sort things out. Honestly, the movie executes its premise just about perfectly. MONSTER HOUSE (2006): Computer animated movie that literally takes place on Halloween. Produced by Robert Zemeckis and marketed as a throwback to 80s movies, with its premise of suburban kids taking on a supernatural foe.

WastedPo

If you ever get around to it, i highly recommend True Romance! One of my favorite movies of the 90s

How many times have you asked for that?

It's hard when there are usually a few great movies. It'd be good if there was a second and third choice with lesser weighting just to give a greater chance for one of your movies to get chosen.

Aaron Barlow

Side note: Liar Liar is one of the funniest movies ever. I literally watch it 2 or 3 times a year and still laugh out loud. I voted for Rush Hour because I you all will love the sequel. But pleeeeeaassseee don't forget about Liar Liar.

Thomas Massie

I'll rotate that back to the top! It's amazing how many requests we get every week. That one was on here, but this is our last POLL for the Halloween movies (not including normal horror films).. so I wanted to give those one last go :)

Storm Akima

Thank you! :)

Storm Akima

✋🏾 Present lol

David Martin

i wonder how many black people are on this channel

CiviliNation

Kubo and the Two Strings, Die Hard, Air Force One, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Birds of Prey, Aquaman, and Superman 1978.

Adam Grunther

Movie Recommendations: — Parasite — Up — Ocean’s (series) — The Proposal — The Post — Bombshell — Fast and Furious (series) — Mission Impossible (series) — Die Hard (series) — Bridesmaids — Crazy Rich Asians — Mary Poppins (1964) — Saving Mr. Banks — Stuart Little (Series) — Ratatouille — Miss Congeniality (series) — Atlantis (series) — Hidden Figures — Maze Runner (series) — Justice League — Beauty and the Beast (1991) — Bridge of Spies — The Iron Giant — Game Night — Inside Out — Despicable Me (series) — Minions — Finding Dory — Mean Girls — The Lego Movie — La La Land — Ice Age (series) — The Family Stone — Gravity — Coco — Kindergarten Cop — Maleficent — The Lego Movie — BlacKkKlansman — Home Alone (series) — Small Soldiers — Blue Streak — Big Momma’s House — Rio — Justice League — Aquaman — Birds of Prey — Madagascar (series) — The Equalizer (series) — Gran Torino — The Blind Side Thank You! 😇

Sohail Jafar

Good choices.

Sohail Jafar

They will probably watch it next weekend

WHat happened to Scream(1996)?? It won the last poll...

Mitsy

Catch me if you can (2002)

Naim Johnson

im voting for good will hunting.. but free willy is a must watch for sure... I remember seeing all three in the theaters when they came out !

Lyonheart86(BryonH)

Aw what happened to the social network! I bet you guys would really enjoy that!

Lemuel Daher

Has anyone ever requested The Irishman, that new Scorsese joint? I know it's not his best but I think y'all would appreciate it, even if not for the channel. Especially if y'all remember Jimmy Hoffa being talked about growing up. And De Niro, Pesci and Pacino sell every moment they're on screen (despite some of the de-aging fx).

Shawn Mayberry

The fault in our stars please please please!!!

Caleb Ebner

The Peanut Butter Falcon after Scare-tober

Maurice Garcia

Which version of "Hunchback of Notre Dame"? The 1939 version with Charles Laughton is the most famous but there have been many versions (1911, 1923, 1939, 1956, 1982, 1986, and a 1996 cartoon.)

Paul Fisher

Coco is amazing

Tyler Mckenzie

Halloween 2018 and then im for whatever after that! Conjuring, Liar Liar and Batman are close to follow.

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Horror movies for Halloween month.

Amardeep Singh

Please watch Get Out (2017) !

La la land came back?! I know it ain’t gonna get voted, but man if that movie had a chance....😭😭😭😭🙈

Evander

Incredibles 2 pretty please with a cherry on top? You guys will love it!!

William Warner

Come on guys, The Conjuring!

Daniel R