TOP/BOTTOM HORROR MOVIES OF 2014 COURTESY OF INSTAGRAM

Over the course of about two weeks I've posted horror movie posters from 2014 on the PromoteHorror.com Instagram account. Along with the poster, I asked if the movie was "a top horror movie of 2014 or a bottom movie of 2014." I would say the results surprised me. Some movies I liked they didn't, while others they liked that I didn't. I didn’t include my vote in the results. So here we go...

Top Movie of 2014: 7500, Sharknado 2, Honeymoon, See No Evil 2, Leprechaun Origins, Stage Fright, Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones, Oculus, The Sacrament, Dracula Untold, Jessabelle, Tusk, Deliver Us From Evil, As Above So Below, The Purge: Anarchy, The Babadook, Horns, and Witching and Bitching

Bottom Movie of 2014: Alien Abduction, I Frankenstein, Devil’s Due, The Quiet Ones, [Rec] 4, and Wolf Creek 2

Split Decision: Cabin Fever: Patient Zero, V/H/S: Viral, Dead Snow 2, and Annabelle

No Decision: Zombeavers, At the Devil’s Door, Starry Eyes, A Haunted House 2, ABC’s of Death 2, and The Pyramid.

So what do you think? Agree or disagree with where these movies fell? Well if you are wondering what I thought of the 2014 horror movies, you will have to wait a few days for my best and worst horror movies of 2014 list!

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