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Goodnight Mommy (2015)

Goodnight, Mommy (Ich seh, Ich seh, or I see, I see) is an Austrian horror movie released in 2015. The psychological suspense thriller is about two twins who live in a private home with their mother. They become suspicious about their mother’s identity after she returns home from cosmetic surgery and starts behaving abnormally.

Although it is a unique and heart-stopping film, it may be disturbing for some people.

  • Are You My Mother?

  • Heart-Pounding Suspense

  • Twins

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A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014)

This “first Iranian vampire Western” film follows as a boy named Arsah is harassed by a drug dealer, Saeed, due to his drug addict father. Produced by Justin Begnaud and Sina Sayyah, the story continues as Saeed has a run-in with a vampire girl. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night is a mix of horror, suspense, mystery, and romance, which only Ana Lily Amirpour could have directed.

  • “Iranian Vampire Western”

  • Directed By A Woman

  • Mystery And Romance

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It Comes At Night (2017)

As a contagious and dangerous disease takes over the world, two families hide together in the woods to escape from it. The film explores their emotions and fears when a child among them catches it. The movie shows how cruel and selfish humans can behave when they are frightened.

  • Contagious Disease Takes Over The World

  • Families Hide In The Woods

  • Humans: Cruel And Selfish

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The Host (2006)

Thirteen years before Bong Joon-Ho created Parasite, he made The Host.

The film tells the story of a man to rescue his daughter, who is kidnapped by a monster living in a river. Following the director’s success with Memories of Murder, The Host broke the record for the highest-grossing South Korean film at the time. It also won many awards, including the best film at the Blue Dragon Film Awards.

  • By The Director Of Parasite

  • South Korean Blockbuster

  • Father Must Rescue His Daughter

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The Conjuring 2 (2016)

The Conjuring 2 is an American supernatural horror film that was released in 2016 and is a sequel to The Conjuring that was released in 2013. The main characters are played by Vera Farmiga (Lorraine) and Patrick Wilson (Ed), who are investigators of the supernatural ghosts. The plot describes how they help a single mother raising four children in a house, haunted by evil spirits. Full of horror, this movie will startle you and make you scream.

  • Single Mom Raising Kids In A Haunted House

  • Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson

  • Ghost Investigators

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Horror of Dracula (1958)

Terence Fisher directed this British supernatural horror film. Hammer’s classic revolves around a vampire disguised as a librarian at the castle of Count Dracula. This thriller progresses as Jonathan confesses in his diary that his primary purpose is to kill Dracula. Horror of Dracula stars Peter Cushing as Doctor Van Helsing, Christopher Lee as Count Dracula, Michael Gough as Arthur Holmwood, and Melissa Stribling as Mina Holmwood. Anthony Hinds produced this movie under the production banner of Hammer Film Productions.

  • Vampire Classic

  • Can Dracula Be Killed?

  • Christopher Lee In An Iconic Role

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Candyman (1992)

Candyman is a supernatural horror film released in 1992. It also has two further sequels and is based on a story written by Clive Barker. The story goes that a student at the University of Chicago decides to investigate the legend of Candyman in the Cabrini-Green neighborhood of Chicago. He is known to kill the people who summon him. Full of blood and fear, Bernard Rose’s film can’t be watched by people with weak hearts

  • Early 90s Classic

  • Subtext Of Race And Class

  • Will Make You Frightened Of Mirrors

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Day of the Dead (1985)

Day of the Dead is an American horror film based on zombies, released in 1985. The story goes that zombies overrun the world, and the few leftover human scientists, civilians, and soldiers hide underground to save their lives. The plot describes how miscommunication and selfishness in humans lead to destruction and terror and how it makes surviving difficult. This gruesome movie has received both positive and negative reviews and is no doubt an entertainment for people who love zombie movies. So if you are a fan of zombie movies,  give it a try.

  • 1980s Zombie Classic

  • Survival In The Zombie Apocalypse

  • Directed By George A. Romero

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Paranormal Activity (2017)

Paranormal Activity is an American supernatural horror flick from 2009, shot for just $15,000. It focuses on a young couple in which a demon possesses the wife. The plot shows how the husband and wife suffer when the husband refuses to accept this condition seriously. This film sends chills down your spine, with its heart-stopping suspense and horror ending, so make sure that you don’t watch it alone.

  • Low-Budget Indie Horror

  • Will Keep You Up At Night

  • Surprise Hit

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Martyrs (2008)

Martyr‘s scenes of horrible torture begin with the brutal treatment of two girls. The story is about a group that tortures women in gruesome ways because they believe that this method turns them into martyrs, and they can see in the world beyond this one. Thus they follow these procedures in an attempt to discover more about the afterworld.

  • Gruesome Scenes Of Torture

  • Glimpses Of The Afterlife?

Martyrs

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Les Diaboliques (1955)

Diabolique, directed by Henri-George Clouzot, is set in a provincial boarding school in a small French town run by a cruel headmaster named Michel Delasalle (played by Paul Meurisse). The story starts with a murder plot targeted at the headmaster by none other than his wife Christina and the latest mistress. Something which starts as a simple murder plan turns into a shocking mystery when the headmaster’s dead body disappears. This mysterious occurrence leads to the spread of rumors about the body’s reappearance throughout the rest of the movie, eventually leading towards a startling ending, leaving the audience guessing.

  • French Horror Classic

  • Can You Solve The Mystery?

  • Set In A Boarding School

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Dead of Night (1945)

This movie, directed by Alberto Cavalcanti and Charles Chrichton, is a mix of horror and mystery. The main character, Walter Craig, is an architect. One night he is woken up from a nightmare by a phone call. A client, which he has never met, invites him to a house called Pilgrim’s Farm. From here, a series of horrible events occur, each one spooky and utterly chilling for the audience. However, the ending is what leaves the viewer baffled. Many critics have observed how the British director has wholly transformed the genre of horror movies with its developed scriptwriting and thoughtful directing.

  • 1940s Horror Classic

  • Surprising Ending

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The Skin I Live In (2011)

The movie, directed by Pedro Almodovar, stars the famous Antonio Banderas as a successful plastic surgeon, Dr. Robert Ledgard, living in the horror of his wife’s tragic death. In remembrance of his late wife, Robert has the idea of inventing the perfect skin which can survive through any adversity. Almodovar is well known for his romantic sense; however, The Skin I Live In is all about portraying the many forms that love can take, some of which can be perverse. The viewers soon find themselves absorbed into the intriguing storyline that only Almodovar could have best directed.  

  • Perverse Romance

  • Antonio Banderas

  • Plastic Surgeon Invents New Type Of Skin

The Skin I Live In

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Let Me In (2010)

The story revolves around a lonely, neglected boy who wishes to take revenge from his high school bullies. The boy befriends his twelve-year-old, next-door neighbor, Abby, a quite peculiar girl who also happens to be an ancient vampire. The movie is a remake of the original Let the Right One In however, as far as remakes go, this one leaves its audience satisfied and without any question, creeped out. The acting is faultless and correctly displays the emotions and vulnerability of a teenager. It is, however, important to mention that the use of clumsy CGI slightly removes the haunting aspect of the original.

  • English-Language Remake Of Let The Right One In

  • Vampire Children

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Wolf Creek (2005)

Ben, Lizzie, and Kristy head out on a road trip to Wolf Creek National Park but soon find themselves facing their worst nightmare. In this thriller, directed by Greg Mclean, the viewer goes from a pleasant start towards a gruesome turn of events when a stranger, Mick, enters the scene and offers to take the trio to his house after their car battery dies. Wolf Creek shares mixed reviews from its audience. Though the movie is said to be based on real events, the plot is highly cliché but balanced by some actual shocks.

  • Kidnapped In The Wilderness

  • Graphic Violence

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The Legend of Hell House (1973)

The Legend of Hell House, based on Richard Matheson’s novel Hell House was released in 1973. It is a British produced horror film. This movie under the direction of John Hough stars Roddy McDowall, Pamela Franklin, Clive Revill, Gayle Hunnicutt, and Roland Culver. The film still holds a prominent position amongst the greatest horror films; the story unfolds as four people with extrasensory abilities are invited to spend a weekend in the haunted house to either prove or disprove ghosts’ existence the house. The Legend of Hell House is an atmospheric chiller with excellent performances and unforgettable moments.  

  • Trying To Prove The House Is Haunted

  • Top-Notch Acting

  • Atmospheric Chiller

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King Kong (1933)

The world’s most famous ape. King Kong is discovered on the mystical Skull Island where he battles dinosaurs before being brought to (1933) modern-day New York City. The iconic adventure film has frightened audiences for nearly a century. Although some of its effects are dated, it still has the power to scare.

  • Creature Feature

  • Still Holds Up

  • Way Better Than The Remakes

  • Stop-Motion Animation And Real Humans Together

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Split (2017)

The thriller directed by M Night Shyamalan stars James McAvoy. This psychological horror film produced under the banner of Blinding Edge Pictures was released in 2017. The story of this American horror film revolves around a person, Kevin, who is suffering from dissociative identity disorder, abducted three teenage girls, and has 24 alter egos; his friendly persona must be befriended before his 24th personality unfolds. Split contains some amazing individual scenes of a split personality with stellar performances making the movie a chilling thriller.

  • M. Night Shyamalan

  • James McAvoy Gives A Great Performance

  • Split Personality Kidnapper

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Raw (2016)

Raw is a French horror movie directed by Julia Ducournau, released in 2016. This is Ducournau’s best-known film. The horror drama film unfolds as a young vegetarian girl at veterinary school tastes meat for the first time and develops cravings for flesh. Raw is both endearing and violent, reflecting societal issues. The viewers soon find themselves absorbed into the intriguing storyline. The film contains gory scenes related to the human body, and the graphic violence gets under the skin.

  • Vegetarian Develops A Taste For Meat

  • Endearing And Violent

  • Directed By A Woman

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Cronos (1994)

The movie, directed by Guillermo del Toro, stars the famous Argentinian actor Federico Luppi and actor Ron Perlman. Cronos was the first feature film directed by Guillermo del Toro, released in 1994. The movie’s plot revolves around a mechanism developed by an alchemist in Veracruz that can give eternal life. The cast also includes Claudio Brook and Margarita Isabel. Cronos is a wonderfully atmospheric film surprising the viewers with its sophisticated look.

  • Directed By Guillermo Del Toro

  • Is Eternal Life Possible?

  • Haunting Atmosphere

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The Brood (1979)

David Cronenberg’s The Brood is about a heretical scientific experiment in which a man tries to find an unusual psychologist’s therapeutic approaches on his institutionalized ex-wife. As a result of the experiment, the wife gives birth to mutant children who are murderous and genderless. In the movie, the man tries to unveil the truth and halt the brood’s rage. If he fails to do so, he and his daughter will become the next victims. The sci-fi horror movie starring Oliver Reed, Samantha Eggar, Art Hindlle, Nuala Fitzgerald, Cindy Hinds, and Henry Beckman have added more thrill to the film with their brilliant acting.

  • Ex-Husband Experiments On Woman

  • Mutant Children

  • David Cronenberg’s Trademark Body Horror

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Funny Games (1997)

A thrilling story in which an innocent family, George, Anna, and their son went on vacation in a lovely home at the lakeside, and stuck in hell. They meet two strange youngsters as guests of their neighbors. The mysterious strangers made the family hostage in their own cabin and forced them to play atrocious games. Michael Haneke’s Funny Games is full of adventure and thrill – indicting the audience for watching the violence they are horrified by.

  • Skip The Remake

  • You’ll Never Lend A Neighbor Eggs Again

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Suspiria (2018)

Starring Chloe Grace Moretz, Doric Hick, and Tilda Swinton, Suspiria is a remake of the 1977 Italian classic. The movie is about a world-famous dance company where the darkness swirls around a young striving dancer, inventive director, and a heartbroken psychotherapist. The lead characters of this movie are in the spell of a nightmare, in which some people will perish. Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria is a fresh take on Dario Argento’s witches, giving chills down the spine

  • Remake Of 1977 Italian Classic

  • Ballerinas And Witches

  • Tilda Swinton; Enough Said

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Gremlins (1984)

A distinctive horror movie with a flavorful hint of comedy is a manifestation of Joe Dante’s abilities to elicit emotions and to wow a varied audience. A narration of how chaos ensues when a boy fails to follow three significant instructions to handle an unusual pet. The story follows the plot of what happens next when this cute friendly little pet is unbridled into a horrifying and vicious monster and gremlins take over the town. Astounding visual effects topped off with a dark and peculiar storyline and the alarming turn of events makes Gremlins a movie unlike any other.

  • Horror Film With Unique Premise

  • Boy Doesn’t Follow Instructions On How To Handle Unusual Pet

  • Christmas Chills

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The Ring (2002)

The movie is about a videotape. Whoever watches it dies in seven days. The mysterious tape becomes infamous in a Pacific Northwest town. A group of teenagers dies suddenly after watching the clip while vacationing in a cabin in the mountains. One of their aunts is a journalist and starts investigating.

  • Seven Days

  • This Is The One With The Creepy Long-Haired Girl

  • Early 21st Century Classic

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The Love Witch (2016)

Anna Biller’s The Love Witch is about a beautiful young witch who uses her magic and spells on men to fall in love with her. She prepares potions and spells in her Victorian styled Gothic apartment. She then seduces men and tries her medicines on them. Her powerful potions and spells leave the men as deserted sufferers. Finally, she finds her dream man, and her desperation to be adored by him even takes her to the verge of murder and absurdity. With a visual style that pays tribute to 1970s horror, The Love Witch is a treat to watch.

  • 1970s Style

  • Love Magic

  • Directed By A Woman

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Gerald's Game (2017)

A woman is handcuffed with the bed frame when her husband, Gerald, dies suddenly. The couple is at a lake house far from the city, so nobody can come to help her. The movie is about her fight to survive and breaking the handcuff and getting free. Starring Carla Gugino, Bruse Greenwood, and Chiara Aurelia, this movie is full of suspense and unpredictable events.

  • Story Of Survival

  • 127 Hours With A Twist

  • Sex Game Gone Wrong

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The Dead Zone (1983)

David Cronenberg’s The Dead Zone is stirring suspense in which a man wakes up from a coma and discovers he has psychic powers. With the star cast of Christopher Walken, Brooke Adams, and Tom Skerritt, this movie is full of adventure and excitement. The man tries to solve a murder mystery, prevents an accident, and shapes the results of a political campaign. The best thing about the movie is the depiction of supernatural events in a much natural way.

  • Murder Mystery

  • Psychic Detective

  • Inspired The TV Show

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I Walked with a Zombie (1943)

I Walked with a Zombie is a suspense horror that features a nurse, Frances Dee, who goes to the tropics to take care of Christine Gordon, wife of sugar mill owner Tom Conway. The wealthy owner is acting quite strangely on Caribbean Island. The nurse tries to treat her patient with the jungle magic, but as the drum beats, the villagers become agitated. Conway considers himself as responsible for his wife’s condition.

  • From 1943 And Looks That Way

  • Commentary On Slavery And Colonialism?

  • Early Zombie Film

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Evil Dead (2013)

Director Fede Alvarez’s remade the 1981 classic Evil Dead in 2013. The movie starts with a group of friends stuck in a cabin situated in a remote area. They, unfortunately, discover the Book of Dead. After that, they are unknowingly called up by the quiescent demons present in the woods. The demons then hold the youngsters in captivity, and soon only one from the whole group is left to fight for survival.

  • 2013 Remake Of The 1981 Classic

  • Just Don’t Open The Necronomicon

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Bone Tomahawk (2015)

Bone Tomahawk is an adventure-filled horror movie featuring Lili Simmons, Kurt Russell, Matthew Fox, David Arquette, Richard Jenkins, and Patrick Wilson. The film starts with a bunch of cannibal beasts who abduct immigrants in a town in Bright Hope. As a result, a squad under the leadership of Sheriff Franklin Hunt goes out to bring the settlers home. However, the cannibals are even crueler than imagined making their survival seem impossible.

  • Western Horror

  • Hunting Cannibals

  • Kurt Russell

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The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016)

The story is about a father and a son who works at a mortuary as coroners. It was just another night of work for both when an unusual, unidentified corpse came in for an autopsy. The dead body was found in a home basement where a family was brutally murdered. However, the young girl’s dead body has no signs of torture and is well preserved. As the coroners start the autopsy, the ruthless secrets of her life are unleashed.

  • Dissection

  • Is She Alive Or Dead?

  • Father-Son Morticians

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Frankenweenie (2012)

Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie tells the emotional story of a boy and his pet dog Sparky. Sparky loses his life in an unexpected event, breaking Victor’s heart. Victor uses the power of science to put life in his dog after making little adjustments. Victor tries his best to hide his creation. Still, when Sparky finally manages to go out, we see how artificial life can unleash a monster. A rare new black-and-white 3D movie. The film features the voices of Martin Landau, Martin Short, and Catherine O’Hara.

  • Halloween Fun For The Family

  • Tim Burton’s Unique Style

  • Based On A Short Film By The Same Director

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The Old Dark House (1932)

Frankenstein director James Whale created this horror classic featuring Melvyn Douglas, Boris Karloff, Gloria Stuart, Charles Laughton, and Lilian Bond. A group of travelers gets stuck in a bizarre old house and finds themselves at the mercy of a strange and immensely treacherous family. They tried to rescue themselves from a massive storm and seek shelter, but what came next was worse than a storm. Boris Karloff appears in a thrilling ambiance of a post-Frankenstein terror role.

  • 1930s Horror

  • Includes A Bit Of Comedy

  • Travelers Take Shelter From A Storm In A Haunted House

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Dead Alive (1992) `{`aka Braindead`}`

Horror fans consider Dead Alive to be the ghastliest horror-comedy ever, outside the Evil Dead series. Directed by Peter Jackson, the story revolves around a mama’s boy whose growing love with Diana Penalver is sternly tested by his mother, Elizebeth Moody. Elizebeth has recently turned into a flesh-eating zombie after being bitten by Sumatran rat monkey.

  • Directed By Peter Jackson. Yes, That Peter Jackson

  • Horror-Comedy Classic

  • Zombie Mother

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Misery (1990)

Based on the novel by Stephen King, Misery features a writer Paul Sheldon who is rescued by a fan from a bad accident. The savior is a nurse, Annie, who helps him to get back to health. The story starts with Paul completing his upcoming novel, which is different from his famous series that features a character named Misery Chastain. Annie is a big fan of the Misery novels, and she reads the new one during the time Paul is recovering… but she’s not happy with what Paul does with her favorite character.

  • Kathy Bates’ Most Famous Role

  • Deranged Super Fan

  • Can James Caan Escape?

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From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

Siblings Seth and Richie head to Mexico to live a peaceful life. To cross the border, they kidnap a preacher and his two children, Scott and Kate. South of the border, they park their RV at a trucker bar, The Titty Twister. Here, Seth and Richie are supposed to meet a local gangster. However, after spending little time there, they all realize that it is not a typical bar, but a bloodsucking vampire’s abode.

  • Mexican Vampires

  • 1990s Cult Classic

  • Written By Quentin Tarantino, Starring George Clooney

From Dusk Till Dawn

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

The Citizen Kane of cult classics. Attending a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show should be on every movie-goer’s bucket list. The queer, campy musical is named for Rocky Horror, the creation of the eccentric scientist Dr. Frank-n-Futer, played by Tim Curry in the role of a lifetime.

  • THE Cult Classic

  • Queer Horror Musical

  • I See You Shiver With Antici…… pation!

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

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Army of Darkness (1992)

The Third Film in the Evil Dead series. In a series of unexpected events, Ash is sent to 1300 AD, where he is captured by Lord Arthur and other slaves like Duke Henry and his men. Ash is thrown into a pit by Arthur’s army, where he defeats monsters and wins the trust and respect of Arthur’s army. The Wiseman terms Ash as the chosen one who will recover the Necronomicon. However, Ash only knows that he wants to get back home. Soon Ash realizes that Necronomicon is the only way he can get back to his own time.

  • Sequel That Totally Changes Gears

  • A Horror Hero In Arthur’s Court

  • Taking A Chainsaw To The Army Of The Dead

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Interview with the Vampire (1994)

Anne Rice’s story about the origins of vampires is the real inspiration behind this romantic-horror movie. The story is from the angle of a young reporter Christian Slater who interviews a man who says he is 200 years old. The man, Louis, starts his story that began in the 18th century from New Orleans. He met the charismatic vampire Lestat who converted him to the blood-sucking immortal life. However, Louis fails to take the proper vampire attitude and instead feels guilty about his transformed being. Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, and Antonio Banderas  are a Murderers’ Row of 90s heartthrobs.

  • Romantic-Horror

  • Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Antonio Banderas

  • Twilight? What’s Twilight?

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Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

Fire Walk with Me serves as a prequel/sequel to David Lynch’s celebrated TV series. Special agents are sent by the FBI Bureau to investigate a prostitute’s murder in the town Deer Meadows, Washington. This horror drama film contains mystery, suspense, and twists. It is one of David Lynch’s darkest films.

  • Murder Mystery

  • Prequel/Sequel To The TV Series

  • Dark And Disturbing

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me

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Santa sangre (1989)

Santa Sangre is a Mexican-Italian avant-garde horror film released in 1989. Under the direction of Alejandro Jodorowsky, this horror drama film revolves around a young man who has grown up with his mother in a circus. The film has some fantastic scenes with stellar performances.

  • Avant-Garde Horror

  • Young Man Grows Up In The Circus

  • Themes Of Abuse And Trauma

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Cannibal Holocaust (1979)

The infamous horror movie is about as brutal and gruesome as you can get. It was so realistic the director was charged with murder until he produced the actors and demonstrated how his special effects worked. He was still convicted of obscenity, however, and the film was banned in Italy due to animal cruelty. The story of anthropologists rescuing a film crew from cannibals is not a pleasant film to watch.

  • Genuinely Disturbing To Watch

  • Director Charged With Murder, Convicted Of Obscenity
  • Animals WERE Harmed In The Making Of This Film
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Faust (1926)

Directed by the legendary F.W. Murnau, Faust: A German Folktale draws on Goethe’s classic version of the story, as well as on traditional ancient tellings. Faust is a man who sells his soul in order to relive his youth. The film contains some of the most iconic and unforgettable moments in the history of German cinema. The silent film holds up nearly 100 years later.

  • Horror Classic

  • Silent Film That Holds Up

  • Based On Traditional Legends As Well As Goethe’s Play

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Dead Ringers (1988)

Dead Ringers is a Canadian-American psychological thriller film released in 1988. This horror film directed by David Cronenberg stars Jeremy Irons in a dual role as an acclaimed gynecologist and his twin. This psychological horror film contains some unforgettable moments. Cronenberg’s body horror is taken to one of its extremes as the twins grow closer.

  • Horror Film About A Gynecologist. You Do The Math

  • Body Horror To The Max

  • Jeremy Irons (Scar) stars

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The Lost Boys (1987)

The Lost Boys is an American horror film produced by Harvey Bernhard starring Corey Haim as Sam Emerson, Jason Patric as Michael Emerson, Kiefer Sutherland as David, Corey Feldman as Edgar Frog and Dianne Wiest as Lucy Emerson. The plot of this psychological thriller revolves around two brothers traveling with their mother to a small town in California. There Sam meets a pair of self-proclaimed vampire hunters. The story continues as Sam finds out that Michael is turning into a vampire. The Lost Boys is a horror movie with a bit of mystery and comedy.

  • 80s Rock & Roll Horror

  • Vampire Hunters

  • Mystery And Comedy

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I Saw the Devil (2010)

Directed by Kim Jee-Woon, I Saw the Devil is a disquieting thriller filled with unprecedented graphic violence and a satisfactory revenge storyline, not to forget the occasional element of surprise. A psychopathic serial killer has committed several heinous murders of innocent people in the most diabolical ways. A secret agent by the name of Soo-Hyun, decides to track down this murderer after his fiancée goes missing, and he promises not to back down till he has had his bloody vengeance.

  • K-Horror Hit

  • Serial Killer Psychopath

  • Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Bloody

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I Am Legend (2007)

Will Smith’s character struggles to survive after the rest of humanity has died from a human-made virus. There are a lot of twists and turns as the story progresses, each one leaving the audience in a shock and nail-biting suspense. Will Smith has done incredible justice to the character, and the special effects make the experience all the more worthwhile.

  • Will Smith Is The Last Man On Earth

  • Same Source Material As Omega Man Starring Charlton Heston

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Ringu (1998)

This Japanese horror film was remade as The Ring in 2002. The psychological horror film tells the story of a cursed videotape that kills those who watch it.

  • Almost As Good As The Hollywood Remake

  • Cursed Videotape

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Black Sabbath (1963)

Boris Karloff appears in this Italian anthology film. It tells three separate stories — The Telephone, The Wurdulak, and The Drop of Water. The chilling atmosphere has absorbed and frightened viewers for nearly 60 years.

  • Anthology Film

  • Classic Mid-Century Italian Horror

  • Low-Budget Chiller

Black Sabbath

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