2024's Horror Cult Favorite Is Officially Rising From the Dead on Streaming

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1. Omar Meyer: underrated honestly
2. Rayancohenxo: I'll be honest, still waiting to see how Cole Sprouse's post- Euphoria career evolves in my opinion he has some real talent to tap into
3. Fathom Pulse: Cole Sprouse was so much better in that role than in Riverdale
4. Arlo: love the vibe they're going for here but isn't this just a rehash of last year's hype?
5. Diazrayan: love that this one's getting another go, Kathryn Newton was a blast in it
6. Liam: love that they're bringing this back for halloween, but what i'm really curious about is how it holds up in a market where 'trending now' gets you a
7. Fractal Vector: this one's been getting love from horror fans who loved it too short
8. Adamr: this is getting weirdly late to the party for halloween content though what made it such a horror cult favorite to begin with?
9. Bruno: finally someone who understands 'classic' comedy horror - nice to see this getting a rewatch
10. Quiet Nomad: knew this was going to make a comeback, perfect halloween watch
11. Velvet Phantom: resurrected for halloween? that's a lazy cash-grab
12. Leov: kathryn newton's deadpan one-liners in lisa frankenstein are still the best thing about that movie

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