Exceedingly well-crafted and just freaking cool, Saloum is a refreshingly vibrant horror movie set in exotic Senegal.
Visually impressive, dark, and oddly compelling, Vidocq is a who-done-it movie set in 1830 Paris that will make ninety minutes just fly by.
Nasty and intelligent, Barbarian is an effective minimalist horror movie that will not only scare the shit out of you but also make you laugh.
Do not let its apparent quirkiness dismay you from watching Pearl because this's a brutally honest and compelling psychological horror movie.
Featuring a creepy atmosphere, great production values, and a familiar exorcism story, Deliver Us from Evil is a decent horror movie.
Entertaining and refreshing, Deadstream is indeed proof you can make a hilarious and yet scary found footage horror-comedy.
Featuring an exotic African setting and a bleak atmosphere, The Dead is a movie zombie fans will appreciate but the rest might find a bit boring.
Technically flawless, atmospheric, and featuring a lot of gory action, Prey is a solid addition to the Predator franchise.
Loosely based on a couple of real-life airplane disasters, Flight 7500 is a watchable but ultimately forgettable blend of mystery and horror.
Featuring sleek visuals, a lot of shootouts and a familiar story, Daylight's End is a forgettable action zombie movie worth watching.
Set on a remote exotic island, The Rezort is basically a Jurassic Park with zombies, a mildly entertaining affair for the fans of the genre.
Vibrant, stylish, and surprisingly bloody, Day Shift is an entertaining blend of action, comedy, and horror featuring amazing stunts.
Better Watch Out is a ballsy retro slasher with a twist following a babysitter trying to survive one utterly crazy night.
Featuring frenetic pacing, energetic atmosphere and a lot of juicy and bloody action, Wyrmwood Apocalypse is a must for all zombie movie fans.
Channeling pure eighties chaos, Shocker is a messy but still entertaining Wes Craven slasher featuring one hell of a villain.
Funny, entertaining but also creepy, The People Under the Stairs is probably Wes Craven's most underrated movie and one hell of a horror comedy.
Based on a popular video game franchise, Dead Rising The Movie is a decent addition to the zombie horror-comedy subgenre.
Who knew that trains and werewolves are such a good combination? Howl, an effective and engaging British indie horror, that's who!
Elvira: Mistress of the Dark is a funny, rebellious, and boob-in-cheek eighties horror-comedy full of positive energy and gothic charm.
Suspenseful and claustrophobic, Below is an underrated masterpiece following a doomed submarine crew during WWII as they descend into hell.