[ SECRET POST #3921 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3921 ⌋

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Less well known horror movies

[philstar22]

I'm looking for some recs for less well known horror movies that are good. Preferably in English. I'm in the mood for horror, and stuck in bed with nothing to do. I'm kind of Supernatural'd out, so I'd like to watch some horror movies I haven't seen before.

I prefer more psychological and creepy stuff. Gore is fine, but not gore just for the sake of gore. So not torture porn.

Re: Less well known horror movies

[kaijinscendre]

Try Hush, They Look Like People, Pontypool, The Awakening, and The Hallow. All on Netflix.

Re: Less well known horror movies

[rosehiptea]

I liked the Japanese original of "Pulse." It's very understated and has no gore at all. It's not in English though, unfortunately.

I also liked "A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night" but come to think of it that isn't in English either.

Damn, don't I ever watch movies in English?

Re: Less well known horror movies

[philstar22]

Ha. Yes. Japanese horror is great. It is just that I'm a bit loopy for painkillers right now, so I'm not sure I'd be able to follow subtitles.

Re: Less well known horror movies

[rosehiptea]

Fair enough.

Re: Less well known horror movies

[bur]

Jacob's Ladder. It's a psychological horror dealing with a Vietnam veteran who is having nightmares to the point where he's not sure what's real.

The Devil's Backbone. Spanish Del Toro film about an a boy in an orphanage during the Spanish Civil War who starts seeing a ghost. ...it's early Del Toro being Del Toro. Pan's Labyrinth is its spiritual sequel, since it's also a horror film and set just after the Spanish Civil War.

Re: Less well known horror movies

[(Anonymous)]

Try "The Devil Rides Out" (aka "The Devil's Bride" in the USA), a 1968 film about a satanic cult starring Christopher Lee in an unusual-for-him good guy role. "Salem's Lot" is a 1979 movie based on a Stephen King story of the same name, and is about vampires. "Don't Look Now" is a creepy 1973 movie about a couple in Venice, Italy who are haunted by the death of their daughter, stars Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie. "The Company of Wolves" is a 1984 film about werewolves in a kind of fairy take setting.

Re: Less well known horror movies

[(Anonymous)]

Gerald's Game is set to be released tomorrow on Netflix. I don't know if it'll be good or gory, but it is supposed to be psychological horror and the trailer looked just as creepy as I would have imagined. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twbGU2CqqQU