We’re in a good place for horror cinema right now with two all-timers, Sinners and Weapons, blessing theaters this year. But there’s just something about the horror of the ’70, ’80s, and ’90s that gives off so many timeless vibes. That’s why YouTube channel SINISTER comes in. They’ve created dozens of ASMR videos to showcase the ambiance of classic horror movies of that era, made with the love and care that a true fan of these movies would have. Down below are some of our faves from this channel and they set the perfect mood for this year’s spooky season.
Halloween (1978)
There are many tributes to John Carpenter’s iconic original Halloween from 1978 on the SINISTER channel. But this latest one reinvents a classic moment from the film. Remember the scene where Laurie Strode sees Michael Myers standing outside the bushes? That scene happens during daylight, but for this video, this scene is reimagined at night. It’s even creepier than before.
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
From Haddonfield to Springwood, the next ASMR video is from A Nightmare on Elm Street. It shows Freddy Krueger looming in front of the door to 1428 Elm St. during a harsh thunderstorm. We can hear the creepy “One, two, Freddy’s coming for you” jump rope song, as well as Robert Englund’s iconic cackle.
Scream (1996)
Stu Macher’s house, the location of the big, bloody final act of Wes Craven’s original Scream, is the subject of the next video. Ghostface stands in front of the doorway of the secluded home, ready to kill. All on a dark and stormy night. But which Ghostface is it?? You’ll have to use your imagination.
Trick ‘r Treat (2007)
Sam, the spirit of Samhain, stands in a haunted pumpkin patch on All Hallows’ Eve. The mascot of the cult classic Trick ‘r Treat is perfect to leave running on your TV screen while you celebrate the spookiest time of the year.
Poltergeist (1982)
The movie Poltergeist traumatized an entire generation. Especially that damn toy clown. This video creates a whole mood out of the creepy Freeling kids’ bedroom, especially that evil tree outside their window. You can hear Carol Anne calling out to the entities in this video if you let it run long enough.
The Shining (1980)
“Come play with us, Danny. Forever…and ever.” The Shining’s Overlook Hotel, and that signature rug where Danny Torrance rode his tricycle, is what the next video is all about. You can hear the ambient sounds and music of Stanley Kubrick’s classic horror film as you approach Room 237 and the evil that resides inside.
Salem’s Lot (1979)
Also on the classic Stephen King tip, this video illustrates the chilling atmosphere of King’s vampire classic, Salem’s Lot. The vampire Mr. Barlow stands before the cursed Marsten House, awaiting his next victim, as the wind bellows and the fog rolls in.
Dracula (1931)
Speaking of vampires, this next video goes back to the Universal Monsters of the 1930s, with a trip to Dracula’s castle in Transylvania. You can hear Bela Lugosi beckon you to his castle, as a storm rages outside.
We began with Michael Myers, and we’ll end with Michael Myers. This goofy ASMR video reminds you that Michael Myers’ infamous mask began as a Star Trek Captain Kirk/William Shatner mask. Things would have gone down very differently if the Enterprise had a “Captain Myers.”
For dozens more similar videos, be sure to head over to the SINISTER YouTube channel. Chances are, your favorite horror movie is in there somewhere.
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