Greatest Halloween Movies of All Time
Get Out (2017) or Scream (1996)

Pick Your Favorite

GET OUT (2017)

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SCREAM (1996)
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Why This Battle Matters

What happens when the sharp satirical horror of 'Get Out' (2017) collides with the game-changing slasher antics of 'Scream' (1996)? It's a rare matchup that pits groundbreaking, genre-defining storytelling against each other. 'Get Out', with its chilling dive into racial tensions, reinvented how horror could converse with society. Meanwhile, 'Scream' reinvigorated the slasher scene with its meta-commentary on horror tropes. This battle isn’t just about which film scared us more; it's about which movie reshaped our cultural conversations more profoundly. As fans, your preference will dictate which horror philosophy holds sway in the annals of iconic cinema.

🔥 Fan Takes

idk man, Scream is just iconic, but Get Out? That one sticks with you.
Get Out was like an espresso shot to horror - wakes you up, shakes you up. Changed the game.
lol remember when Scream was everyone’s go-to Halloween scare? 😂 Classics never die!

How Fans Are Voting

In this battle:

Fans currently prefer Scream (1996) over Get Out (2017) when it comes to the greatest Halloween Movies of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Scream (1996) 100.0% of the time over Get Out (2017).

Across all battles:

Scream (1996) win rate: 37.2%

Get Out (2017) win rate: 23.1%

Fan FAQs

Why do fans adore Scream?

Scream is a cult classic that turned horror clichés on their head with a knowing wink. Its clever blend of suspense, humor, and meta-commentary on horror films has secured its place in the hearts of its fans.

What makes Get Out so appealing to fans?

Fans dig 'Get Out' for its smart social commentary wrapped in spine-chilling sequences. The way it blends horror with real-world issues resonates deeply with its audience, adding layers of meaning that stick with you long after the credits roll.

Why is the matchup between Get Out and Scream so close?

It's razor-thin because both movies hit a sweet spot with their audiences but in very different ways. 'Get Out' brings a fresh psychological twist to the horror genre while 'Scream' reinvented slasher tropes in the 90s, making it tough for fans to pick one over the other.