Horror

Mysteries, thrillers and black comedies generally possessed by a supernatural and/or visceral element...

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Cat People (1942): Dir. Jacques Tourneur
Feat. Simone Simon, Jack Holt, Kent Smith…; Producer Val Lewton's most celebrated low-budget horror evokes a disturbing atmosphere of repression and menace with shadows, music and the feline movements of Simone Simon, as a disturbed young woman who thinks she's turning into a cat due to an ancient curse.
Unsane (2018): Dir. Steven Soderbergh
Feat. Claire Foy, Joshua Leonard, Juno Temple; A gripping psychological horror focused on a woman who is committed to a mental institution after being pursued by a stalker. Shot entirely on an iphone 7, this is a nervy, raw film from the always dexterous directing talent Steven Soderbergh.
A Quiet Place (2018): Dir. John Krasinski
Feat. Emily Blunt, John Krasinski, Millicent Simmonds…; A smart and creative horror movie made by John Krasinski, who also stars alongside his real-life spouse Emily Blunt as parents fighting for survival in a dystopian future. Set in 2020, terrifying sightless creatures with hypersensitive hearing have wiped out most of the world's population, and the family,…
Mom and Dad (2017): Dir. Brian Taylor
Feat. Nicolas Cage, Selma Blair; Pitch-black horror-comedy featuring Nicolas Cage in a wonderfully crazed performance alongside an impressive Selma Blair as parents who turn savage on their children after a strange occurence in their small suburban town. Its ghoulish premise delivers in spades to the "midnight crowd", hinged on a brilliant,…
Maniac Cop 2 (1990): Dir. William Lustig
Feat. Robert Davi, Bruce Campbell, Claudia Christian…; Better-than-expected sequel to the enjoyably trashy slasher about an undead police officer who turns serial killer after his own murder. The quirky characterisations are once again courtesy of writer Larry Cohen.
Mother! (2017): Dir. Darren Aronofsky
Feat. Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, Ed Harris…; A polarising yet brilliant psychological horror bursting with allegorical detail, from visionary auteur/provocateur Darren Aronofsky. A couple's peaceful existence in an remote country home is disrupted with the arrival of uninvited guests, a turn of events which slowly spirals into apocalyptic torment…
Happy Death Day (2017): Dir. Christopher Landon
Feat. Israel Broussard, Jessica Rothe; A fairly decent stab at applying the GROUNDHOG DAY premise to the teen horror genre in which a self-centered collegian who suffers a fatal attack from a masked killer only to wake the next morning in a fellow student's bed where she is given the repeated chance to identify her murderer.