Why?

Because I've seen enough horror movies.

No anywhere.

Toe wearing a mask is never friendly.

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And today we're counting town our picks for the top 10 horror movie Sequels that redeemed the franchise.

This'll time you're going to lose my friends.

Call me Chuck.

Oh my God, I love it.

I've seen it five times and it still gets me every time For this list will be looking at Sequels that brought back ah horror movie franchise were not so much looking at the best horror Sequels as Sequels that got their respective franchise back on track.

Let us know in the comments what horror sequel you think we should have included on the list.

Number 10.

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Origin of Evil.

Let's begin.

When Wiggy came out in 2014, nobody was impressed by the movie, the consensus being that it was another forgettable horror flick about a supernatural force offing teenagers.

Was there something I could have done?

This isn't surprising, given how hard it is to take a horror movie about Ouija board seriously, but then a prequel came out in 2016 called Wiggy origin of evil, and critics and audiences agreed it was much better than its predecessor.

Something rare with movies in general.

What is all the yelling?

Look what she did.

Did you do this?

No, she's lying.

This was in large part thanks to director Mike Flanagan, whose previous work included Oculus and Hush Number nine.

Curse of Chucky.

My Friends Call me Chuck E.

You're Dead.

No, you Are the child's play movies made Chucky the quintessential evil doll.

However, Bride of Chucky and Seed of Chucky took Chucky in a campy direction, focusing more on gags than on horror.

What?

No way you didn't we didn't oh, sweet face come to Mommy.

Oh, that's not to say you can't have humor in a Chucky movie, but there's obviously such a thing as too much direct to video sequel Curse of Chucky is a return to form, bringing Chucky back to being a menacing icon rather than the joke that earlier Sequels made him.

Speaking of getting back to basics, Alex Vincent, who play Little Andy in the first two child's play movies, makes a brief appearance in a post credits scene, ensuring that fans of the Siri's stay tuned for future installments play with this handy right Number eight Saw six Z.

It's a game with gold standard of torture movies.

The Saw franchise dominated the horror genre in the mid two thousands, with its gruesome traps and graphic kills.

And that's my way, I brought proof.

But with a new film coming out every year, the Siri's started to get old quickly and the traps didn't Seimas novel going four or five movies in but in Stepped Saw six, which was a scathing critique of the American health insurance industry with one of the main stories about a health insurance executive that was put through one of jigsaws cruel tests.

You must let go of one to save the life off the other.

As you can see, the choice is not so clear when you're face to face with the people whose blood will stain your hands.

Saw Six is often considered the best film since saw, too, and it proved that the franchise wasn't completely out of ideas, at least not yet.

Number seven Final Destination five.

The fun part of the final destination movies was watching the different ways that death would claim its victims with intricate Rube Goldberg like steps e just I don't want to miss anything but similar to the saw movies.

The final Destination.

Siri's had trouble coming up with ways to keep this premise fresh.

However final Destination five was able to come up with memorable death, such as the gymnastic scene and the eye surgery scene.

Plus the twist of the end was a nice way of bringing the Siri's back to where it started.

What's all that about?

I have no idea.

Number six NFL creation.

What do you need your theme?

Cursed Doll made a spooky first impression in the conjuring, which made things look promising when she got her own film in 2014.

Unfortunately, that film wasn't well received with critics or audiences.

There has to be another way.

There is.

I can make it right.

However, Annabelle Creation came out three years later and was the type of movie we were expecting.

Ah, prequel to the original film Annabelle Creation gives a tragic back story to the doll and explains with greater depth how it came to be cursed.

We said yes on That's when it became stronger.

Actress Lulu Wilson was in both animal creation and Luigi Prequel, which shows that she was someone to cast if you wanted to make a prequel that was an improvement over the original Number five Friday The 13th.

Part six.

Jason Lives Darren.

We better turn around because I've seen enough horror movies.

No anywhere.

Toe wearing a mask is never friendly.

Friday the 13th is one franchise that isn't afraid to go in different directions, but Part five might have gone too far with giving us a different killer to continue the Siri's other than Jason Vorhees.

Luckily, Part six remedies this mistake by bringing back Jason wasting no time by resurrecting him in the opening scene.

Jason Lives does have humor that sends up the franchise with a lighthearted touch, but thankfully, the franchise did not continue in this direction, beating a dead horse like nightmare on Elm Street did with Freddie.

But we'll get to that later.

Number four, The Exorcist three and Her Night.

This time you're going to lose.

The Original Exorcist is one of the scariest films of all time, and exorcists to is anything but bring her back.

Uh huh.

Luckily, almost 13 years after the disappointing follow up, The Exorcist three came to save the day and restore the good name of the franchise.

Based on the novel Legion by Exorcist author William Peter Blatty.

Exorcist three focuses on Lieutenant Kinder's Ah character from the original film investigating murders committed by the Gemini Killer.

The film has got one of the most memorable jump scares in horror and great performances by George C.

Scott and Brad Dourif.

He is inside with us Hey will never get away.

Number three Scream four, released 11 years after the original trilogy had ended, Scream four was a commentary on horror movies that had come out since Scream 30 my God, I love it.

I've seen it five times and it still gets me every time.

You're kidding.

I don't get it.

It was also a commentary on horror reboots, acting as some sort of cross between a sequel and a reboot.

One of the strengths of the sequel was fun characters such as Kirby, played by Hayden Panettiere and Jill, played by Emma Roberts.

I need fans, don't you get it?

This has never been about killing you.

It's about becoming you.

We didn't know we needed the film, but it was an improvement over Scream three and a nice chance to see Sydney, Dewey and Gail again.

Do we?

Hey, it's enough, Give you mean it.

Number two Halloween.

Have you ever really liked a girl and you just couldn't have her?

I'm sorry, man.

I'll just I'll piece out of your hair.

For years, the Halloween franchise had been, ah, horrific mess with Sequels that kept sinking to new lows, whether it was Paul Rudd's playing Tommy Doyle in Halloween six or Busta Rhymes, roundhouse kicking, Michael Myers and Resurrection or those Rob Zombie movies.

Then Halloween 2018 came along, and all that had to do was pretend that all the Sequels following the original Halloween never happened.

Directed by Pineapple Express filmmaker David Gordon Green and co written by Green with frequent collaborator Danny McBride, the movie paid off, giving the franchise a terrifying fresh start.

Horror fans are eagerly anticipating upcoming Sequels Halloween kills and Halloween ends, probably the first time in a long time Halloween fans are optimistic about the Siri's future.

Oh, no, no, no.

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Number one.

Wes Craven's New Nightmare Miss Perhaps no horror movie character was hurt by Sequels more than Freddy Krueger, while Dream Warriors was a step up from Freddy's Revenge.

He was cracking jokes every chance he got by Dream Child and Freddy's Dead and no one could take him seriously anymore.

I'll get you my pretty on your soul, too.

That's a shame for such a sinister figure.

That all changed when Wes Craven came back to the United Air on Elm Street franchise to direct a movie where Freddie was the menacing figure Craven originally intended him to be.

Did you ever play in the cat?

New Nightmare gave Freddy the respect he deserves as, ah, horror icon.

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