The superhero horror genre seems to be headed for a box office record breaking year in 2019. The unique sub-genre already has no fewer than a half dozen major movies scheduled for a 2019 release, including Glass (2019), Hellboy (2019), BrightBurn (2019), The New Mutants (2019), Spawn (2019) and Morbius. Superhero
horror movies usually feature superhero characters and have at least
one of the following elements: they are monsters at the same time, they
derive their powers from a supernatural source or they fight monsters
and supernatural forces.
Which of these existing superhero horror movies* that combines elements of both genres is your favorite, so far? * I may or may not limit the final answer pool to one superhero horror movie answer option per franchise with 10,000+ IMDb votes and a 5.0+ IMDb rating.
See the partial list of popular superhero horror sub-genre movies here: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls066690349/
Which of these existing superhero horror movies* that combines elements of both genres is your favorite, so far? * I may or may not limit the final answer pool to one superhero horror movie answer option per franchise with 10,000+ IMDb votes and a 5.0+ IMDb rating.
See the partial list of popular superhero horror sub-genre movies here: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls066690349/
Posted 10 months ago
HONORABLE MENTION
Fantastic Four 2005 | Movie 5.7 (291,650)
* Marvel Monster: The Thing
Guardians of the Galaxy 2014 | Movie 8.1 (890,985)
* Marvel Monster: Groot
The Incredible Hulk 2008 | Movie 6.8 (382,500)
* Marvel Monster: Hulk
Man-Thing 2005 | Movie 4.0 (5,435)
* Marvel Monster: Man-Thing
Vampirella 1996 | Video 3.7 (1,225)
Vampirella
Avengers: Age of Ultron 2015 | Movie 7.4 (615,616)
Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch
Doctor Strange 2016 | Movie 7.5 (463,008)
Sorcerer
Fantastic Four 2005 | Movie 5.7 (291,650)
* Marvel Monster: The Thing
Guardians of the Galaxy 2014 | Movie 8.1 (890,985)
* Marvel Monster: Groot
The Incredible Hulk 2008 | Movie 6.8 (382,500)
* Marvel Monster: Hulk
Man-Thing 2005 | Movie 4.0 (5,435)
* Marvel Monster: Man-Thing
Vampirella 1996 | Video 3.7 (1,225)
Vampirella
Avengers: Age of Ultron 2015 | Movie 7.4 (615,616)
Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch
Doctor Strange 2016 | Movie 7.5 (463,008)
Sorcerer
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Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
Now, that is a combination, which quite often provides for unusual, thoughtful cult movies. Quite hard to choose already as The Crow (1994), Darkman (1990) and Unbreakable (2000) are simply great, Blade (1998) and Venom (2018) have quite some charm, Spider-Man 3 (2007), while a bit flawed is still a Sam Raimi film and list has quite a few great titles to offer, as well.
Still, FYC:
Doctor Mordrid (1992) (a result of adaptation of Marvel's Dr. Strange being re-written)
Faust: Love of the Damned (2000) (an adaptation of brutal and cool Avatar Press comic)
Ichi the Killer (2001) (a very odd beast of a movie which adapts some aspect in a more superhero-like way then original manga portrays the plot; still more of a deconstruction)
Recently announced Brightburn also looks rather promising.
Still, FYC:
Doctor Mordrid (1992) (a result of adaptation of Marvel's Dr. Strange being re-written)
Faust: Love of the Damned (2000) (an adaptation of brutal and cool Avatar Press comic)
Ichi the Killer (2001) (a very odd beast of a movie which adapts some aspect in a more superhero-like way then original manga portrays the plot; still more of a deconstruction)
Recently announced Brightburn also looks rather promising.
Nikolay Yeriomin,
I added these three titles from your suggestions, the others were too lowly rated and not well-seen enough to be viable answer options.
Ichi the Killer 2001 | Movie 7.1 (48,544)
WolfCop 2014 | Movie 5.5 (5,514)
Doctor Mordrid 1992 | Movie 5.8 (1,156)
I added these three titles from your suggestions, the others were too lowly rated and not well-seen enough to be viable answer options.
Ichi the Killer 2001 | Movie 7.1 (48,544)
WolfCop 2014 | Movie 5.5 (5,514)
Doctor Mordrid 1992 | Movie 5.8 (1,156)
Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
urbanemovies, more then happy with those three, they're rather solid! :)
Obviously, I agree I think they fill out the poll, add another dimension and leave some of the trash curbside.
Brightburn (2019)
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Thriller USA Release May 24, 2019
Director: David Yarovesky
Stars: Elizabeth Banks, David Denman, Matt Jones, Meredith Hag
Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
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Meanwhile I'm quite interested where they're leading with this one.
Meanwhile I'm quite interested where they're leading with this one.
I added it to the answer pool, odd an internal hyperlink triggered the spam filter. Thanks, for the help.
Brightburn (2019)
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Thriller USA Release May 24, 2019 BUMP
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Thriller USA Release May 24, 2019 BUMPSUGGESTIONS?
Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
FYC:
Vampirella (1996)
WolfCop (2014)
I am a bit curious as to why you mostly don't feature sequels and yet Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) is there instead of Hellboy (2004)?
Vampirella (1996)
WolfCop (2014)
I am a bit curious as to why you mostly don't feature sequels and yet Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) is there instead of Hellboy (2004)?
I figure that there are so many movies out there, poll takers and the movies are best served by getting the broadest selection. Two or more movies from the same franchise are likely to split the vote anyway, so it doesn't help the franchise to win any polls either. I would rather give the spot to an under-appreciated title that was well-done, but not as well seen or an older title that deserves to be recognized.
As to why Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) is there instead of Hellboy (2004), I can't remember my reasoning, but do remember it was a conscious choice. I rated both 7/10 personally and they seem to be close in aggregate rating and vote totals. I am not opposed to putting a sequel forward as the representative for a franchise. In most cases, i don't think are top of mind when most people think of the franchise though or the best movie for that matter. Of course, there are exceptions and Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) is a worthy equal or likely slightly edged the original for the spot.
P.S. Also, when a movie gets up to 3,4, 5 or more installments it get repetitive and I the principle of diminishing returns come into play. However, I will take your implied advice and add Hellboy (2004) since we are only at 22 options.
As to why Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) is there instead of Hellboy (2004), I can't remember my reasoning, but do remember it was a conscious choice. I rated both 7/10 personally and they seem to be close in aggregate rating and vote totals. I am not opposed to putting a sequel forward as the representative for a franchise. In most cases, i don't think are top of mind when most people think of the franchise though or the best movie for that matter. Of course, there are exceptions and Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) is a worthy equal or likely slightly edged the original for the spot.
P.S. Also, when a movie gets up to 3,4, 5 or more installments it get repetitive and I the principle of diminishing returns come into play. However, I will take your implied advice and add Hellboy (2004) since we are only at 22 options.
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