Horror

Written and directed by Clive Barker, Nightbreed is a visceral and grotesque albeit disjointed horror fairy tale with phenomenal monsters and visuals.

Hereditary features a very well-thought-out story and incredible character development. This is not your usual jump-scare horror movie but a visceral and haunting tragedy with overwhelming black humor undertones.

Flying high on a couple of great concepts, Shadow in the Cloud is a visually sleek but ultimately too disjointed affair that you should not take seriosly.

To complete the list of animals that can attack and kill you in Australia, The Pack adds vicious and bloodthirsty wild dogs. This is an effective little horror movie featuring a family trapped on their farm by, you guessed it, a pack of wild dogs.

Moody and atmospheric, The House of the Devil is a slow-burning horror with extremely strong eighties vibes. Written and directed by very talented Ti West, The House of the Devil is not a horror movie for everybody.

It's the little things that I find amusing, like people smoking aboard a spaceship, a staple of the eighties and nineties science fiction movies. Plus a female android dressed in vinyl because it looks futuristic and not as a dominatrix.

If you're hungry for those old school and bloody slashers of the eighties, The Babysitter will satisfy all your murderous desires. It's delightfully blood-squirting gory, sexy and pacy, with a lot of humor.

The Believers is a slow-burner following an investigation about a series of ritualistic murders of children in New York and a man who got too close to the case.

Gory, authentic, and unsettling, Castle Freak will exceed your expectation with well-developed characters, a tragic story, and an intense atmosphere.

If you're looking for odd and original movies about werewolves, look no further than Bad Moon that has it all plus awesome practical effects and make-up.

If you or anyone you know are afraid of elevators, then Down is the movie for you. This is an entertaining black comedy/horror about a possessed elevator.

If you're a fan of eighties underwater movies check out The Rift, a charmingly stereotypical movie with decent practical effects and good pacing.

Wes Craven's The Serpent and the Rainbow is an atmospheric, original, and gritty slow-burner exploring the mystery behind the voodoo zombie myth.

Shakma would be just another cheesy B movie slasher from the eighties if it were not for its main star, a killer baboon who will scare the shit out of you!

Cheesy and unintentionally funny, Cutting Class is a stereotypical slasher featuring gorgeous Jill Schoelen and Brad Pitt in one of his first movie roles.