Will's top 7 horror films of 2017.... the recap!

The Recap!

7) 'It: Chapter One'
6) 'Death Note'
5) 'Gremlin'
4) 'Bright'
3) 'The Babysitter'
2) 'The Devil's Candy'
1) 'Here Alone'

Will's top 7 horror films of 2017.... #1

1) 'Here Alone'

Anyone that knows me, knows that I love Zombie and Zombie like movies and Survival shows. Now combine those in, the out of left field film, Alone Here... and I'm in heaven. Set during the aftermath of a pandemic, Ann , played by the very beautiful Lucy Walters, is a survivor who has manged to make it on her own for over a year in this world. There is constant flashes to when her, her husband and daughter first come to this area and we slowly see what Ann had to deal with to live in this nightmare. If you are a fan of The Road or The Survivalist, this is a must see. Rod Blackhurst directed this film and he also has a short film called Alone Time that is very short but very, very good and just as much worth checking out as Here Alone. I hope you like this film as much as I did and you see why I made this film my number one of 2017.

Will's top 7 horror films of 2017.... #2

2) 'The Devil's Candy'

The Devils Candy was suggested to my by fellow CreeperCast member, Joel, on Friday months ago. I hadn't heard of it, so one morning that following weekend I sat down to watch what would become one of my favorite horror movies I have ever seen. The story follows a family in Texas that buys a new house with a history. The father is an artist and his art soon starts to show things are not right with this new house he moved his family into. The Devils Candy grabbed me from the start and did not let go. I absolutely love this movie. I went in to this with only the trailer and I don't want to give away anything, so please watch the trailer and give it a view.

Will's top 7 horror films of 2017.... #3

3) 'The Babysitter'

We all remember The Babysitter, or at least the stories. She's always hot and fun and all the guys want details. Now what happens when the babysitter is a homicidal maniac? What if The Babysitter shows up with a bunch of crazy friends? Well, all of these questions are answered in McG's The Babysitter. This is one of the funniest horror comedies I've seen in years and deserves a view by all fans of the genre. You don't even have to be a horror fan, just love comedies, good actors and plot twists.

Will's top 7 horror films of 2017.... #4

4) 'Bright'

I have been seeing trailers for this movie for almost a year now and I was a little worried. I mean it's a movie about humans living in a world with Orcs, Faeries and Elves, but I was pleasantry surprised. Bight hit on all cylinders from the begging to the end. From the banter between Will Smith and Joel Edgerton to Elves straight out of Shadowrun and back to Noomi Rapace as the head Elf. This movie has something for everyone.

Will's top 7 horror films of 2017.... #5

5) 'Gremlin'

This movie was a breath of fresh air to me in this somewhat stale ocean of monster films. The story of a family with a cursed item that has a horrifying secret that likes to play. Here is a hint, this is no Gizmo. I do believe Gremlin was made for a modest budget, but pays off in story, acting and special effects. So don't always think of cute little adorable Mogwai when you hear the word Gremlin. Think more of the fed after midnight, rip you throat ones.

Will's top 7 horror films of 2017.... #6

6) 'Death Note'

So I have not watched Anime since the early 90's and I didn't see this original for this film, but I enjoyed Death Note never the less. Revolving around a a young couple that comes across a special notebook that grants the owner the power to kill, by writing the name of the intended in its pages. Once they find out the book belongs to a demon, they find out there is some powers best left alone. If anything, the gore hounds will love this for all the kills and there are plenty. Oh and did I mention William Defoe plays the voice of the demon? So there is at least one reason to check out this gem.

Will's top 7 horror films of 2017.... #7

7) 'It: Chapter One'

To start off my list this year, is a remake of an old TV mini series, 'It' by Stephen King. This is part one of what I am guessing is a two part series of films telling the tale of group of teenagers terrorized by a evil entity disguising its self as a clown. I have to admit that at first I didn't want to see this movie. Mainly because of the hype and the clown factor, I don't find clowns funny nor scary, to me they are just blah. This past few months after seeing It and thinking more on the movie there was a lot I liked about it and I want to see It again. So soon I will give it another go, I just hope I don't like it and I wished I had put it further up my list for 2017.