10 Best Horror Movies
mother!: Come at us, Internet. You can call Darren Aronofsky’s biblical, batshit scream into the abyss any number of things.
Killing Ground: There are two backwoods locals, the kind with a taste for hunting, too much testosterone and a tendency.
The Blackcoat’s Daughter: As the son of Psycho star Anthony Perkins, writer-director Oz Perkins must be biologically predisposed.
It Comes at Night: Some sort of apocalypse has dropped – don’t worry yourself about the who, what or why, just know.
Split: Those of who saw The Visit (2015) had the curious sensation of thinking that maybe, just maybe.
Get Out: It was the inescapable horror movie of 2017 – both a pitch-perfect throwback to writer-director Jordan Peele’s.
Super Dark Times: Director Kevin Phillips’ impressive feature debut spends two-thirds of its running time as a muted.
Hounds of Love: Anyone familiar with the “Moorhouse Murders” – in which a couple in Perth kidnapped, raped.
The Devil’s Candy: Australian cult filmmaker Sean Byrne belatedly follows up his 2009 splatter classic The Loved Ones.
Raw: Many folks walked in to French director Julia Ducournau’s extraordinary, extreme debut expecting.