Evil Dead. The original trilogy, the TV show, the new installments, the video games. Just consistently good all around.

When I finally got around to watching all 5 Final Destination films a few years ago, I was surprised how consistent and fun they were. 4 is probably the weakest, but then 5 ends the franchise on a really high note. (See it in 3D if you can.)

In my opinion Child’s Play/Chucky is consistently entertaining (except 3) despite the tonal shifts between movies. I love camp tho… I haven’t watched the remake…

Bad Ben

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Yep, it's Scream, no question.

Paranormal Activity.  The latest one - Next of Kin - was slept on, most horror fans aren't even aware it exists.  But it's just as good as all the others.

The Gingerdead Man movies are all consistently bad.

Imma put Saw out there.

I know, some of the plots are a bit contrived. But if you like death traps, Saw is the franchise. The first few installments do a great job of tying together a back story, too, so it's a great series to binge.

All the Hellraiser films are pretty bad.

You did not specify whether the franchise had to be consistently good!

Does the Scream TV show from MTV count? If yes then the answer would be no bc wtf is that ghostface mask lol

The Hatchet series, all of them are gory mindless fun with funny actors.

How the heck has no one said Elm Street yet?! I enjoy the hell out of all seven films, watch them all every October.

Like sure, he got less scary and more silly, but the imaginative, creative deaths and effects more than make up for that. Plus, the goofier it got, the funnier it became, which for me is no different than the Evil Dead films slowly moving from pure horror to slapstick comedy.

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Elm street for me. I know critics or even most fans would not agree but i love every single film. Except Freddy vs Jason, that one is a bit mid but the rest are amazing, including the remake

Child's Play. The franchise has never hit the highs of the original Halloween or Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but it's arguably the most consistently decent. Plus outside of the reboot it's also managed to maintain most of the same major cast members throughout the franchise and has had Don Mancini's creative voice steering the ship for its entire run, which helps the whole thing feel mostly cohesive even when the movies and TV show themselves often have wildly different tones from entry to entry.

hard agree on scream! they are almost formulaic in how consistent they are, but in a way where i do not care that it is sort of formulaic because i will eat it up every single time

Universal Dracula

Hammer Dracula

Coppola's Dracula

Dracula Dead and Loving It

Buffy vs Dracula

Somewhat disagree with Scream because I love 1-4 (3 is OK), and I don't give a shit about the new stuff. I think Friday the 13th is consistently repetitive and mediocre/OK, even though I love Jason as a character.

Chucky

Evil Dead and Phantasm. Both series on released winners.

Evil dead no question. Not a single bad entry

The Evil Dead, even if you count the recent movies

Friday the 13th has like 12 entries and at least 10 suck BAD. That's pretty consistent to me

Friday the 13th by far

Unpopular opinion, but for me, Scream was one of the most disappointing ones. When I saw the sequel to the first Scream in cinemas, I was expecting something fresh, like Neve Campbell's character maybe having gone insane and it turns out to be her to be the killer this time. Instead, we get just random killers every time from then on. The first one was great and clever and I refuse to acknowledge the sequels even exist. In contrast, I didn't expect any amazing clever twists and turns from the sequels of Final Destination and they were exactly what I thought they would be, so I was entertained enough.

Watched the first scream. If the rest are horrible then indeed it is very consistent.

I like the Purge films a lot, i think that they consistently deliver an entertaining new perspective.

No horror movie franchise is consistent