Top Ten Tuesdays

[bleakshaun]

The Last Broadcast
The Blair Witch Project
Cannibal Holocaust
Cloverfield
The Bay
Rec
The Last Exorcism
VHS
Trollhunter
Diary of the Dead

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[keirarts]

I could do a top 20 easily. I've thrown a few in here to avoid it all being crossover with other lists (though there are a few still).

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[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Thanks to all who contributed a list of their favourite found footage films (I'll do mine shortly because with being unwell I completely forgot!).

This week's topic has also been done before, but not for several years, and there may be new films to add to previously contributed lists, or a bit of re-ordering based on ones you have re-appraised.

As with the last time it was done, please try to avoid werewolf films because that's another category, and please only include land animals, not water-based creatures.

KILLER ANIMAL FILMS

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

FOUND FOOTAGE FILMS

1. The Blair Witch Project
2. Trollhunter
3. Diary of the Dead
4. Man Bites Dog
5. [REC]
6. The Borderlands
7. [REC]2
8. Creep
9. Cloverfield
10. Cannibal Holocaust

It was tough to leave out My Little Eye and The Bay. Cannibal Holocaust is last on my list because it's a film I admire rather than like, but is deserving a spot on the list even though I would probably choose to watch My Little Eye or The Bay if asked to watch one of those three.

[MrBarlow]

KILLER ANIMAL FILMS.

A Quiet Place. 2018
The Birds.1963
Black Sheep. 2006
Cujo. 1983
Dogs. 1976
The Ghost and The Darkness. 1996
In The Shadow of Killermanjaro. 1986
Monkey Shines. 1988
Rats: night of terror. 1984
Shakma. 1990

[keirarts]

Killer animals. (land/air based, no insects)

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[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by keirarts

Killer animals. (land/air based, no insects)

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Food of the Gods always a fun time.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Top 10 Killer Animal Films

Obviously Jaws is the greatest killer animal movie ever but i'm not including fish here as that's really another topic i think. (Nos wasted a topic there in my opinion - Top 10 Water Based Killer Animal Films)

King Kong (1933)*
Wolfen (1981)
The Leopard Man (1943)
Sssssss (1973)
Pig Hunt (2008)
Dogs (1976)
Burning Bright (2007)
Slugs (1988)
Link (1986)
Into the Grizzly Maze (2015)

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Top 10 Killer Animal Films

Obviously Jaws is the greatest killer animal movie ever but i'm not including fish here as that's really another topic i think. (Nos wasted a topic there in my opinion [/CENTER]

You're right and I've amended my original post so this week's topic is only for land based animals. Fish and other water creatures can be the subject for another week.

Oh, and great list!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

KILLER ANIMAL FILMS

1. The Birds
2. King Kong
3. Jurassic Park
4. Razorback
5. Black Sheep
6. Burning Bright
7. White Dog
8. Grizzly
9. Dogs
10. Slugs

Jurassic Park might be contentious (and I could easily include others in the series), but I don't think it fits in this category any less than other films where people are killed by land-based creatures.