90 reactions from 2 sources (Bluesky, Mastodon) · newest Oct 5, 2026 · last updated Oct 9, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
Sentiment labels for these sources are still being hand-checked; no score yet.
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bluesky * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
90 newer reactions are still waiting for a label.
What people are saying
A written summary appears once the title has a score.
Reactions
60 of 90 · most liked firstFor those who asked, here are some other excellent haunted house movies from around the world Hausu from Japan the original Paranormal Activity A Tale of Two Sisters The Orphanage Lake Mungo (an amazing film) The Innocents The Changeling The Devil's Backbone
unlabelledView post →J. A. Bayona’s THE ORPHANAGE is truly that perfect supernatural gothic horror film. Scared the living daylights out of me when I first saw it in 2008, before shattering my heart into pieces. Revisited and it is still that same heartbreaker. Perfect, timeless, 10/10, no notes. 💔
unlabelledView post →#letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched #filmsky #moviesky Pretty interesting movies this past week. I didn't even finish The Elixir because of how frustratingly stupid the protagonists were. But Hardware is a very interesting movie and so was the Orphanage (albeit a tad slow).
unlabelledView post →I watched a 2007 Spanish movie called El Orfanato (The Orphanage) last night. It's really good. There's a reveal towards the end that's an absolute gut punch. Highly recommend.
unlabelledView post →Things that are claimed to be frazzledrip that are not frazzledrip (an ongoing list): 9. A movie prop of the body of 'Simon' from the 2007 film The Orphanage You can see the prop in use in this scene: youtu.be/F36_eVU3pdA?...
unlabelledView post →Tomorrow on the Main Feed: grab a mask because we're travelling to Spain to discuss contemporary ghost film THE ORPHANAGE (2007)
unlabelledView post →#HorrorWritersChat G'evening. I'm Karen and I write a mix of horror often with nature and folklore vibes. My favorite horror I don't know, but one that's stuck with me and I used to be low-key obsessed with is the movie The Orphanage (2007)
unlabelledView post →Happy Halloween 🎃 What is your horror film of choice for tonight? I'd love to hear them! 👻 Here are some films I'd recommend to spook you: Pulse, The Orphanage, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Hereditary, Oddity, Babadook, It Follows, A Dark Song, The Innocents, Talk to Me, Host. #halloween
unlabelledView post →The Orphanage, 2015. Acrylic. Based on the J.A. Bayona movie of the same name, El Orfanato. #TraditionalArt #FilmSky #HorrorSky #Art #TheOrphanage
unlabelledView post →The Devil's Backbone is one of my favourite ghost stories. I also think the Orphanage makes a beautiful companion piece to this film. Ghosts have always been a large part of my life. Ever since I was a small boy.
unlabelledView post →Show a moment from TV/Film that broke your heart. I can't find a good shot of it, but the scene in The Orphanage (2007) when she goes into the basement 😭
unlabelledView post →Today's movie was THE ORPHANAGE from 2007. It's a Spanish Gothic Horror film, produced, but not directed by Del Toro, though it still seems very much like one of his films. If you're afraid of creepy children, stay away from this one.
unlabelledView post →Rewatching: El Orfanato / The Orphanage (2007) Director: Belén Rueda #Horror #Filmsky #Moviesky #Horrorsky
unlabelledView post →I thought I had a copy of this one, but turns out the depressing, Spanish horror film I have is The Orphanage. Weather's clearing out but not gone yet, so I'm not going to fight with streaming. Hate to miss it though. Excellent pick #frightclub
unlabelledView post →Just bought The Orphanage dvd today at my local used book exchange. Beautiful and sad #horror movie gem. I highly recommend it
unlabelledView post →The Orphanage. A film that terrifies me *and* breaks my heart.
unlabelledView post →Hausu from Japan the original Paranormal Activity A Tale of Two Sisters The Orphanage Lake Mungo (an amazing film) The Innocents The Changeling
unlabelledView post →If you enjoy horror movies like Pan’s Labyrinth, Hereditary, A Dark Song, and the Orphanage, consider giving to the Kickstarter for OFRENDA, a new haunting, beautiful and horrifying short film. Only 8 days left… #filmsky #scriptsky #filmmaking www.kickstarter.com/projects/kit...
unlabelledView post →El Orfanato, 2015 (almost ten years!) Acrylic. Based upon the beautiful movie of the same name by J.A. Bayona, "The Orphanage". #art #horror #movies #red #theorphanage
unlabelledView post →Jurassic Park is the only film I saw more than once in the theater (my friend worked there so it was free) The Orphanage is one I always see people list and I get it, but couldn’t be me. That movie made me feel awful in long lasting, lingering way
unlabelledView post →He's the "Sleazy Developer Who Wants to Bulldoze the Orphanage/Skatepark to Build A Combination Rendering-Plant-and-Lead-Paint-Factory" from every 80s coming-of-age movie For example, how is this photo even REAL, why is he Gob Bluth before Gob Bluth, how is that KIMBERLY GUILFOYLE:
unlabelledView post →*The Orphanage is one of the best movies I have ever watched in my life but I am not a scary movie person and it deeply freaked me out and I just don’t think I could face it again.
unlabelledView post →I once watched the movie The Orphanage with someone with a date and she jokingly asked me "is this movie going to make me cry" and I was torn between my "no spoilers" position and the simple truth of "it is going to make you, specifically, weep like a baby, but you'll like it anyway".
unlabelledView post →If you see this, quote with one of your favorite horror movies using a gif. …welp, this is what I get for enjoying a semi-obscure horror movie. It’s not in the gif library! So you should go watch The Orphanage (2008). And if you know Spanish, you can enjoy the original movie, El Orfonato (2007)!
unlabelledView post →Though I will say one horror movie that has absolutely stuck with me and shit me up no end is a Spanish language movie, The Orphanage. Utterly unsettling.
unlabelledView post →The Others 13 Ghosts House on Haunted Hill (both versions!) The Changeling The Orphanage Hell House LLC And even though it's technically not a haunted house movie, I think Tales From the Crypt: Demon Knight gives haunted house vibes!
unlabelledView post →My favorite Horror film (if I have to pick): The Orphanage (2007) My favorite Horror/Comedy film: (sorry. too many to list.) My favorite Horror series: The Haunting of Hill House (Netflix)
unlabelledView post →Doesn't he already? *researched* He founded a studio called The Orphanage in 2005, but it closed several years later. They were going to helm a Dark Crystal movie, which ultimately morphed into the Netflix series. Huh... Well I guess he has no studio of his own now!
unlabelledView post →He was apparently in the Guernsey Literary And Potato Peel Society, which is such a prototypical british Plucky Villagers Learn To Suck Cock For The Orphanage movie that nobody who saw it is still allowed on the roads
unlabelledView post →Our #Halloween👻 watch-party double-bill: Robert Eggers' 'Nosferatu' (2024) - great full-on Goth remake with fine performance by Lily-Rose Depp, currently my fave version J. A. Bayona's 'The Orphanage' (2007) - moody, well structured, unsettling ghost story with fine performance from Belén Rueda
unlabelledView post →The trailer doesn't do it justice. But if you're looking for more spooky vibes than jump scares, it's The Orphanage. Beautiful and frightening film. youtu.be/UkuKtS-N1rM?...
unlabelledView post →Newer movies - Honestly, Weapons. And an older movie I’m excited to finally watch for the first time is The Orphanage.
unlabelledView post →Choose 20 of your favourite horror films of all time. One film per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just gifs or stills. Day 18 The Orphanage (2007) Spain #FilmSky #Moviesky #movies #films #horrorsky 🎬🎥🧟♂️🧟♀️🧛🏽♂️
unlabelledView post →Today Valerie & Veronica are discussing the beautiful 2007 film, El Orfanato (The Orphanage). Directed by J.A. Bayona and starring Belén Rueda, Fernando Cayo, Roger Príncep and Óscar Casa. Find it on Spotify, Apple or anywhere you get podcasts! #horrormovies
unlabelledView post →NUMBER 63: The Orphanage (2007) Scary and devastating Spanish horror film that I likely will never watch again bc of how much it got me. #horror #horrormovies
unlabelledView post →The Orphanage, really great movie and fucked with my emotions for a while, and not many movies can do that to me!
unlabelledView post →10 Horror Movie to Get to Know Me 📺 1. The Orphanage 2. REC 3. Paranormal Activity 4. Ready Or Not 5. Scream 6. IT Chapter 1 7. Halloween 8. Event Horizon 9. 28 Days Later 10. Evil Dead Rise #horror
unlabelledView post →So many favorites, but since I rarely see it mentioned, The Orphanage. I love this movie, it’s so creepy, and beautiful, and deserving of many rewatches.
unlabelledView post →When asked my favorite horror movie, I usually answer with my top tier trio of Scream, The Descent, and The Orphanage. I've been thinking I ought to add Ravenous? But four movies seems unwieldy...
unlabelledView post →I will add one recommendation (because my movie viewing across my lifespan has been very uneven) but it’s a Spanish-Mexican film called The Orphanage. Beautiful film, beautiful ending, I recommended it to a (Cuban) co-worker & it became a favorite of hers.
unlabelledView post →I love The Orphanage! Seriously great movie!
unlabelledView post →I like supernatural creepy.. The Orphanage is probably my favorite horror movie although it's too sad for me to watch now that I have kids. The last movie I watched that really gave me that atmosphere I like was Sinister
unlabelledView post →‘Introduce yourself using only one food you refuse to eat, one movie you’ll never watch again, and one song you can’t stand’ Eggplant The Orphanage* Waterloo
unlabelledView post →#31NightsofHalloween Day 8: Creepy Little Kids. The Orphanage (El orfanato) 2007. Beautiful Film! Well acted, great ending. It keeps you on the edge of your seat.
unlabelledView post →Night 3: The Orphanage. I kind of still think it's Guillermo del Toro's scariest movie, but it does drag a little toward the end. 5/5
unlabelledView post →34. THE ORPHANAGE remains the film my best friend and I were super close to walking out of because we were too terrified—the Bus accident scene is what nearly did us in. And it just got so much worse from there. Glad we stuck it out.
unlabelledView post →Everyone has said the Witch which is my favorite too but another is a Spanish/Mexican horror film - The Orphanage. No one talks about it much but it really good
unlabelledView post →The Orphanage (El Orfanato, 2007) was a sleep-with-the-lights-on movie for me!
unlabelledView post →2 Horror film/tv programs are my top faves: The Haunting of Hill House & The Orphanage. Both are devastating. But they do it with such empathy that I’m entirely good with it. & that’s the thing. That’s the difference. It’s why Psychological Horror is my thing and pretty much all else isn't.
unlabelledView post →I also support The Orphanage. One of my absolute faves. Such a beautiful film.
unlabelledView post →For a truly horrifying experience I recommend The Orphanage. Fantastic movie, that I never want to watch again 😅
unlabelledView post →"The Orphanage" (really "El Orfanato") has the best genre script ever written. It's a perfect film. Have a hanky handy.
unlabelledView post →The books/stories are The Shining, The Haunting of Hill House, The Turn of the Screw, The Fall of the House of Usher, and The Castle of Otronto. But what movie screenings should I show? Early choices are The Haunting (1963), The Shining (Kubrick’s), Crimson Peak, The Orphanage, and The Others.
unlabelledView post →"The Conglomeration Have To Win The Contest To Save The Orphanage ("for the children")" would be the Hit Movie of 2027 if I had Tony Khan Money. 🤼
unlabelledView post →Get Out too, although I myself am more of a Us fan, but I think that's a bit scarier. And then, I would also recommend The Orphanage, because it's a really touching movie. But it does lean closer to traditional horror, since it's about ghosts.
unlabelledView post →I love The Orphanage but just fyi, he was only producing on it. It's a J.A. Bayona film.
unlabelledView post →Oooooo personally i have like 3 in a tie for first 1. The Orphanage. A spanish horror movie about kid ghosts in an orphanage being repaired by a mom, dad and their son 2. Hell Raiser. Its hell raiser whats not to love? 3. Transfiguration. A really good vampire movie
unlabelledView post →The Orphanage. Brilliant film, but it completely wrecked me. Saw it in the cinema with my boyfriend and was sobbing so much in the bar afterwards people must have thought he'd done something awful 😬
unlabelledView post →I think that depends on which horror movie it is. Certainly there are slashers and gore that exist just for that, but I just sobbed through 28 Years Later. The Orphanage comes to mind as well.
unlabelledView post →The Orphanage. I thought it was a really good movie but I never want to see it again.
unlabelledView post →
Posts are quoted from public profiles with links to the original. Want yours removed? Contact us.
This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.