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I prefer The First Omen personally, but I can see how someone might prefer Immaculate. I will say that Immaculate was the more surprisingly good film since I had prejudged it coming in that it would be a ripoff. I ranked them both as A tier films on the year, so I'd recommend seeing either if anyone hasn't.

I waited a bit on my final placement for Slay, but I gotta rank that as an A too I think. It achieves just about all it can with that premise. My favorite horror films are always going to be more psychological and intricate in nature, but I feel I can recognize really fun horror comedy now as well which is something I know I couldn't do in the past.