Do Horror Remakes Ever Improve on the Original? | Tier Ranking

Horror remakes are some of the most divisive films in the genre — sometimes they improve on the original, sometimes they hold their own, and sometimes they make you wonder why they were ever greenlit. In this ten-minute tier ranking, I’m breaking down 10 major horror remakes and deciding which ones actually justified their existence… and which ones missed the point entirely. #Halloween #TexasChainsawMassacre #FridayThe13th

From The Fly (1986) and Dawn of the Dead (2004) to Halloween (2007), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003), Friday the 13th (2009) and A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010), this quick-fire tier puts each remake up against its original and sorts them into brutally honest categories.

Do you agree with the rankings — or should some of these have been left buried?
Drop your takes in the comments and let me know which horror remake you think is better than the original.

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