Horror Movies

[B_dub]

Right now my favorites on Netflix:

The Ritual (2017) - 9/10... Creature feature. Great mix of scare & suspense.

The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) - 9/10... One helluva underrated supernatural horror gem. Crazy story meshed with great amounts of scare & suspense.

The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017) - 9/10... More suspenseful & psychologically terrifying than outright scary. And a very slow burn. Strangely visceral experience though that leaves you feeling disturbed.

Insidious (2010) - 8.5/10... Supernatural horror with a very clever story. Lots of jump scares, but good tense atmosphere throughout.

The Ring (2002) - 8.5/10... Everyone's seen this.

The Girl With All the Gifts (2016) - 8.5/10... Zombie flick done right.

The Boy (2016) - 8/10... Sort of a run of the mill supernatural horror film with the same scare tactics you've seen hundreds of times until the final act that blows up the formula. Honestly if it weren't for the ending I wouldn't be mentioning this film lol. I loved it for it, but most people were pretty "meh" about it.

The Invitation (2015) - 8/10... Psychological thriller with good twists & turns. Tense & unnerving.

The Babysitter (2017) - 8/10... Not scary or suspenseful, but wicked fun. Horror comedy featuring Samara Weaving (Ready Or Not).

As Above, So Below (2014) - 7.5/10... Found footage survival horror/thriller. Great supernatural elements.

Hush (2016) - 7.5/10... Home invasion thriller. More suspense than scare, but well worth it. Some unique elements at play that sets it apart.

The VVitch (2015) - 7.5/10... Period horror done right. Slow paced, tense atmosphere, creepy & uneasy. Not everyone's cup of tea.

Would You Rather (2012) - 7.5/10... Probably too gory for your tastes, but pretty wild movie.

Before I Wake (2016) - 7.5/10... Dark fantasy, Archetypal fantasy stories meet traditional supernatural horror elements. Layered story with great acting. Decent scare tactics & suspense.

Train To Busan (2016) - 7/10... Zombie flick. Foreign film, subtitled in English, but well worth it. If you like Zombie flicks, then this is top notch quality (apart from maybe the acting lol).

Creep (2014) - 7/10... Psycho slasher shot in first-person style. Mark Duplass simply brilliant. The plot is fairly forgettable, but his performance was very memorable. If you like this then check out the sequel Creep 2 (2017), which is also on Netflix. Just as good in terms of Duplass' role, but they play up the strange bits a little too far.

The Endless (2017) - 7/10... Strange story that burns slowly for 30-45mins but races to the finish line. Great visuals & sci-fi elements if you can understand the supernatural elements at play. Sort of a crazy puzzle, that doesn't necessarily end up making any sense, but you're still glad you watched it. Fairly low budget, and the acting is a bit dry.

Sweetheart (2019) - 7.10... Pretty neat low budget creature feature.

If you've depleted this list, then let me know and I'll drum up a Prime list for you. I think @Taddy Mason did a pretty good Prime list some time ago... But fortunately for us, the Hoop search function has been on the fritz and we'd have to dig for it.

We just rewatched The autopsy of Jane Doe recently. Crazy how they created such an intense atmosphere from pretty much a one location film.

 

[Chef99]

We just rewatched The autopsy of Jane Doe recently. Crazy how they created such an intense atmosphere from pretty much a one location film.

This was a great, totally under the radar, creepy ass movie. Now I wanna watch it again.

 

[Chef99]

Right now my favorites on Netflix:

The Ritual (2017) - 9/10... Creature feature. Great mix of scare & suspense.

The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) - 9/10... One helluva underrated supernatural horror gem. Crazy story meshed with great amounts of scare & suspense.

The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017) - 9/10... More suspenseful & psychologically terrifying than outright scary. And a very slow burn. Strangely visceral experience though that leaves you feeling disturbed.

Insidious (2010) - 8.5/10... Supernatural horror with a very clever story. Lots of jump scares, but good tense atmosphere throughout.

The Ring (2002) - 8.5/10... Everyone's seen this.

The Girl With All the Gifts (2016) - 8.5/10... Zombie flick done right.

The Boy (2016) - 8/10... Sort of a run of the mill supernatural horror film with the same scare tactics you've seen hundreds of times until the final act that blows up the formula. Honestly if it weren't for the ending I wouldn't be mentioning this film lol. I loved it for it, but most people were pretty "meh" about it.

The Invitation (2015) - 8/10... Psychological thriller with good twists & turns. Tense & unnerving.

The Babysitter (2017) - 8/10... Not scary or suspenseful, but wicked fun. Horror comedy featuring Samara Weaving (Ready Or Not).

As Above, So Below (2014) - 7.5/10... Found footage survival horror/thriller. Great supernatural elements.

Hush (2016) - 7.5/10... Home invasion thriller. More suspense than scare, but well worth it. Some unique elements at play that sets it apart.

The VVitch (2015) - 7.5/10... Period horror done right. Slow paced, tense atmosphere, creepy & uneasy. Not everyone's cup of tea.

Would You Rather (2012) - 7.5/10... Probably too gory for your tastes, but pretty wild movie.

Before I Wake (2016) - 7.5/10... Dark fantasy, Archetypal fantasy stories meet traditional supernatural horror elements. Layered story with great acting. Decent scare tactics & suspense.

Train To Busan (2016) - 7/10... Zombie flick. Foreign film, subtitled in English, but well worth it. If you like Zombie flicks, then this is top notch quality (apart from maybe the acting lol).

Creep (2014) - 7/10... Psycho slasher shot in first-person style. Mark Duplass simply brilliant. The plot is fairly forgettable, but his performance was very memorable. If you like this then check out the sequel Creep 2 (2017), which is also on Netflix. Just as good in terms of Duplass' role, but they play up the strange bits a little too far.

The Endless (2017) - 7/10... Strange story that burns slowly for 30-45mins but races to the finish line. Great visuals & sci-fi elements if you can understand the supernatural elements at play. Sort of a crazy puzzle, that doesn't necessarily end up making any sense, but you're still glad you watched it. Fairly low budget, and the acting is a bit dry.

Sweetheart (2019) - 7.10... Pretty neat low budget creature feature.

If you've depleted this list, then let me know and I'll drum up a Prime list for you. I think @Taddy Mason did a pretty good Prime list some time ago... But fortunately for us, the Hoop search function has been on the fritz and we'd have to dig for it.

Well dangit, alla these are on Netflix right now? Why didn't ya just say so?

Oh wait, ya did, didn't ya?

 

[Chef99]

Hey @Myles, ya got us revved up again.

Good job, sir! And I mean that!

 

[Taddy Mason]

Hey @Myles, ya got us revved up again.

Good job, sir! And I mean that!

I didn't post a review of my most recent watch, as it'd be 3 words long and would give away the movie. that said. I watched the lodge. My review is as follows: (spoilers)

Spoiler: my takeaway

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

I didn't post a review of my most recent watch, as it'd be 3 words long and would give away the movie. that said. I watched the lodge. My review is as follows: (spoilers)

Spoiler: my takeaway

Been waiting on this one to drop online!

 

[Taddy Mason]

Been waiting on this one to drop online!

oh, it's online, had you watched it previously or watched it now? hope you watched it if you found my spoiler funny. i stand by it. good mood setting, but end of the day, that fact remains.

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

oh, it's online, had you watched it previously or watched it now? hope you watched it if you found my spoiler funny. i stand by it. good mood setting, but end of the day, that fact remains.

No I still haven’t watched it. Saw the trailer months & months ago but never saw so much as a cam-recorded video online.

 

[Taddy Mason]

No I still haven’t watched it. Saw the trailer months & months ago but never saw so much as a cam-recorded video online.

i don't know what sites you use, but it's out there (not a cam version).

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

i don't know what sites you use, but it's out there (not a cam version).

Fmovies, StreamCR & SolarMovies are my main ones. I'm always open for recommendations though!

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

We just rewatched The Autopsy of Jane Doe recently. Crazy how they created such an intense atmosphere from pretty much a one location film.

This was a great, totally under the radar, creepy ass movie. Now I wanna watch it again.

I'm honestly shocked that its been 4 years since its release and there has yet to be any talks of a sequel. Director André Øvredal has been busy developing the Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark movies (2nd part in pre-production, no release date) and they recently announced another venture for Øvredal called Bright Skies (extraterrestrial film)...

So it may be a long time before he ever considers it. He won't be starved for work anytime soon. IFC Midnight would have to throw a boat load of money at him to get it done. I wouldn't doubt IFC would just hand it over to another up-and-comer director though.

 

[B_dub]

Right now my favorites on Netflix:

The Ritual (2017) - 9/10... Creature feature. Great mix of scare & suspense.

The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) - 9/10... One helluva underrated supernatural horror gem. Crazy story meshed with great amounts of scare & suspense.

The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017) - 9/10... More suspenseful & psychologically terrifying than outright scary. And a very slow burn. Strangely visceral experience though that leaves you feeling disturbed.

Insidious (2010) - 8.5/10... Supernatural horror with a very clever story. Lots of jump scares, but good tense atmosphere throughout.

The Ring (2002) - 8.5/10... Everyone's seen this.

The Girl With All the Gifts (2016) - 8.5/10... Zombie flick done right.

The Boy (2016) - 8/10... Sort of a run of the mill supernatural horror film with the same scare tactics you've seen hundreds of times until the final act that blows up the formula. Honestly if it weren't for the ending I wouldn't be mentioning this film lol. I loved it for it, but most people were pretty "meh" about it.

The Invitation (2015) - 8/10... Psychological thriller with good twists & turns. Tense & unnerving.

The Babysitter (2017) - 8/10... Not scary or suspenseful, but wicked fun. Horror comedy featuring Samara Weaving (Ready Or Not).

As Above, So Below (2014) - 7.5/10... Found footage survival horror/thriller. Great supernatural elements.

Hush (2016) - 7.5/10... Home invasion thriller. More suspense than scare, but well worth it. Some unique elements at play that sets it apart.

The VVitch (2015) - 7.5/10... Period horror done right. Slow paced, tense atmosphere, creepy & uneasy. Not everyone's cup of tea.

Would You Rather (2012) - 7.5/10... Probably too gory for your tastes, but pretty wild movie.

Before I Wake (2016) - 7.5/10... Dark fantasy, Archetypal fantasy stories meet traditional supernatural horror elements. Layered story with great acting. Decent scare tactics & suspense.

Train To Busan (2016) - 7/10... Zombie flick. Foreign film, subtitled in English, but well worth it. If you like Zombie flicks, then this is top notch quality (apart from maybe the acting lol).

Creep (2014) - 7/10... Psycho slasher shot in first-person style. Mark Duplass simply brilliant. The plot is fairly forgettable, but his performance was very memorable. If you like this then check out the sequel Creep 2 (2017), which is also on Netflix. Just as good in terms of Duplass' role, but they play up the strange bits a little too far.

The Endless (2017) - 7/10... Strange story that burns slowly for 30-45mins but races to the finish line. Great visuals & sci-fi elements if you can understand the supernatural elements at play. Sort of a crazy puzzle, that doesn't necessarily end up making any sense, but you're still glad you watched it. Fairly low budget, and the acting is a bit dry.

Sweetheart (2019) - 7.10... Pretty neat low budget creature feature.

If you've depleted this list, then let me know and I'll drum up a Prime list for you. I think @Taddy Mason did a pretty good Prime list some time ago... But fortunately for us, the Hoop search function has been on the fritz and we'd have to dig for it.

What's your take on the Haunting on Hell House. I didn't get around to watching it until 2 months ago. Once I saw the cast, I knew Flanagan was involved and got real intrigued.

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

Awesome... Turn the sound WAY up!

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

What's your take on the Haunting on Hell House. I didn't get around to watching it until 2 months ago. Once I saw the cast, I knew Flanagan was involved and got real intrigued.

I assume you're talking about Flanagan's TV series The Haunting On Hill House?

My thoughts:
Horror Movies

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

Got excited with Gillan & Paul... But Eisenberg??? That takes an A-list cast to C-list at best... Ugh

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

New Shudder Zombie flick... Touting it as "fun and gory as hell".

FYI, for those with Prime... You can get a free 30-day trial of Shudder on Prime Video!

 

[Chef99]

Awesome... Turn the sound WAY up!

"media could not be played" dangit, am I doing something wrong?

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

@FaCe-LeE-uS

Not sure why I haven't (if I haven't) mentioned this before, but I enjoy this guy and his takes on horror films, been watching him for a few years now.

Here is his most recent video...

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

"media could not be played" dangit, am I doing something wrong?

What browser are you using? Sometimes add-ins to the browser can conflict with media players.

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

@FaCe-LeE-uS

Not sure why I haven't (if I haven't) mentioned this before, but I enjoy this guy and his takes on horror films, been watching him for a few years now.

Here is his most recent video...

Never heard of him! Will check him out! Thanks for the rec!