41 Smartest Decisions In Horror Movie History

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    Because not every character in a horror movie is a total idiot.

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    Avatar of @dominikakratochvil860
    @dominikakratochvil860
    22.01.2026
    25:18 His daughter also survived. And the dog too ☺️
    Avatar of @bernardsoh3559
    @bernardsoh3559
    07.11.2025
    9:20 this is called Rule #2: Double Tap
    Avatar of @LisaDulaney-h2p
    @LisaDulaney-h2p
    30.09.2025
    Stan’s suicide reconned by that letter was awful and NOT a smart move
    Avatar of @matthewschutter6832
    @matthewschutter6832
    30.09.2025
    This remake of Texas Chainsaw is so underrated. I'm so glad they have recognized the slaughterhouse scene. Her character hiding within the hanged meat is genius and so fitting.
    Avatar of @wyntertyme1735
    @wyntertyme1735
    06.09.2025
    Cherry falls is a good one.
    Avatar of @ArtsyFartsy470
    @ArtsyFartsy470
    04.09.2025
    Prey.... You mean the MacGuffin movie?
    Avatar of @EriksAngelKeri
    @EriksAngelKeri
    20.08.2025
    Paranormal Activity 2 - the infant is Katie's nephew, not half brother. The infant was called Hunter I believe. Also the daughter of the family was away on a school trip, so she also survives. HER name is Ali.
    Avatar of @kaidose
    @kaidose
    20.08.2025
    The filmmaker in the taking of Deborah was not related to Deborah. Do your research
    Avatar of @azuuria
    @azuuria
    18.08.2025
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    Avatar of @doclewis8927
    @doclewis8927
    18.08.2025
    I recently learned that some remakes are just done so the studios or the producers can keep the movie rights to a screenplay or actually the "story" & characters within the screenplay. Apparently, some contracts only give the studio/producer/director limited movie rights for however many years and the contract extends IF another movie is made or as long as movies are made from that initial STORY. When I learned that, it made more sense why so many "remakes" have been happening. Apparently, the general clause is approximately 10 to 20 years (in that range) so that explains a lot of those same old stories being retold. It's NOT the case for all of them but I did find it interesting that it is the case for several of them.
    Avatar of @Starbean89
    @Starbean89
    14.08.2025
    I would have thought the deities in Cabin in the woods would have enjoyed the absolute chaos the fine duo caused
    Avatar of @jimschneider799
    @jimschneider799
    14.08.2025
    TWO malapropisms in the first 5 minutes! And the saddest part is I don't think it's even close to a record for this channel.
    Avatar of @jwschneider
    @jwschneider
    14.08.2025
    In Silent Night he gives her a box cutter not a knife. Just saying.

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