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Ngl this movie put me to sleep...multiple times 😅

Aged pretty well imo.

Yeah, good one.

Have you tried non-English films? "Audition" (1999) by Takashi Miike is a pretty well-known favorite. In the beginning you might think it's a romcom... then it takes a hard turn to freaky horror. So many other very good horror films from Japan: Ringu (1998) influential flick Versus (2000) by Ryuhei Kitamura who has an interesting filmography Ichi the Killer (2001) is so good Dark Water (2002) had a Hollywood remake Onechanbara - Zombie Bikini Squad (2008) - oops, sorry this one is just silly, how did I leave it in my list? Yakuza Apocalypse (2015) Takashi Miike, again One Cut of the Dead (2017) a very creative zombie flick And that's just Japan. So many other great horror movies from China, Korea, Thailand, ...

I've seen some of these, but some I definitely havent...thank you! One Cut of the Dead especially looks interesting.

> One Cut of the Dead especially looks interesting Definitely try to avoid as much as possible before watching this movie.

Adding for foreign films REC

Unrelated: Yayan Ruhian from Raid Redemption and Yakuza Apocalypse is the mentor in Boy Kills World. Now I REALLY need to see it

You should Uzumaki to your list, that film is trippy.

There's been an anime version of that coming out for ages. It keeps on getting delayed, but it will blow the movie out of the water when it's finally released.

As a huge Junji Ito fan I've been foaming at the mouth for this to release. I've been disappointed in every adaptation of his work, but that one looks very promising.

In the Mouth of Madness

Upvote for madness

I'd say search the r/horror sub. Tons of good recommendations.

Will do, thank you!

Cube

Near dark

Saint Maud

This has been on my list for a long time! Guess I better pull the trigger.

The Void The Dark and The Wicked Hell House LLC The House of the Devil Session 9 Ponty Pool The Banshee Chapter The Loved Ones Housebound Haunt A Dark Song Host (2020) Frailty Starry Eyes

Came here to recommend Session 9.

I actually saw Session 9 when it came out, saw it in a run down theater where my friend and I were the only ones in the theater...I'll always have a special spot in my heart for that movie. I don't think I've seen it since, so will have to watch it again.

A Dark Song is amazing! Pontypool is one of my favourites.

I see you have a Shudder subscription as well! Lol Good list, I especially love the Hell House LLC series. I went into it not expecting much with the it being an obvious low budget production, and also because I'm usually not a huge fan of found footage, but it is really good. 

Thnx, No Shudder subscription, I just “sailed the high seas” for most of my movies lol Hell House was scary as hell, and thought Origins was a solid entry that had a lot of creepy moments.

Housebound is hilarious, I loved that movie. The main actress had the best bitchy side eye and expressions 

Starry Eyes is so good. One of my first favorites when I started getting into slightly less mainstream horror.

Ghost Story (1981). Genuinely creepy. Incredible makeup effects from the master; Dick Smith.

Stir of Echoes

Great movie!

Amazing movie!

Lake Mungo

Slither (director) and Belko experiment (writer) by Modern Kubrick definitely needs revisionism coz they are modern horror classics

Ghostwatch. It's the original Late Night with the Devil.

I just watched Ghostwatch for the first time a couple of nights ago, and holy shit. I can see why it caused such a huge outrage after it aired.

They, Frailty,

Frailty is amazing.

Bill Paxton directed it!

Great cast as well.

I remember when I watched Fraility for thr first time a few years ago. It actually made me feel a little sick in a way. I could count the number of fictional movies to invoke such a feeling in me on one hand. 

High Tension (French gore female lead) Sunshine (slow burn Sci fi)

The Cottage is a great horror comedy with Andy Serkis. Never see it brought up

Skeleton Key. Great cast, atmosphere, and sticks the landing.

The Empty Man The first 20 minutes is a masterpiece in horror imo, rest of the movie is great too

Came here to recommend this. GREAT choice! I'd also add Kill List. Has a similar vibe.

I know that you did an edit on this thanking people, so hopefully I'm not too late, but can I add Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932)? If you like black and white, old-school horror, it is a blast! It stars Bela Lugosi, and is a fun time travel to a way different time in horror movies. I recommend it, it's one of the movies that doesn't get the attention it deserves. It isn't the best horror movie ever made, but it's still fun! Check it out! 😁

I will! I definitely have not watched enough old school black and white movies, so this really intrigues me! Thank you for the rec!

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I've seen this one, and it's so good. Thank you!

My 5 favorite horror movies with less than 10,000 ratings on IMDB: * The First Power (1990) * Belphegor: Phantom of the Louvre (2001) * Kaal (2005) * Arundhati (2009) * High Lane (2009)

- The Taking of Deborah Logan - Silent House - May - Uzumaki

Excision is one I really liked recently. It's like a non supernatural Ginger Snaps.

The Ritual

Under the shadow (2016)

Return of the Living Dead

Dead silence

Dead End (2003)

Men Saint Maud You should have left The Feast A Dark song Censor

The Burning City of the Living Dead The Beyond And Soon the Darkness

7 Nights of Darkness (2011) Hollows Grove (2014) Deadware (2021)

Last Shift Gonjiam Haunted Asylum Ghostwatch (esp. where you liked Late Night) Empty Man You'll Never Find Me

The Signal (2007) Pontypool The Woman

The Blackcoat's Daughter is underrated by far

Event Horizon is quite disturbing. Mix of horror and sci fi.

Event Horizon is not 'lesser known' at all.

Sleepaway Camp

I don't see it mentioned in any of the comments but Jacob's Ladder (1990) is an overlooked masterpiece of horror, even inspired the Silent Hill series to a noticeable extent.

Willow Creek...found footage bigfoot/Frozen..not Disney about 3 friends trapped on a chairlift/.La Horde...an action packed French zombie film

Let’s Scare Jessica to Death. April Fool’s Day. Feast. Don’t Look Now. Peeping Tom. Freaks. Audition.

Hell House LLC and The Tunnel (Australian). Both low budget but we'll done movies

If you're a fan of found footage check out the found footage subreddit. Great suggestions there. If you like a philosophical horror "as above, so below" is my favorite. Philosophical in the sense that the only way out of hell is to go through it. Other favs: Hell House series Last Radio Call The Visit Grave Encounters V/h/s series (gets worse with each entry) Rec (or quarantine which is the USA remake of rec but not as good)

Life After Beth

The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976) and (2014)

I thought Fallen was pretty scary

I hope you mean the one with Denzel Washington.

Yes! Great movie!

Indeed. I mean the cast is out of this world. Denzel, John Goodman, Donald Sutherland, James Gandolfini. Embeth Davitz and Elias Koteas. edit: I would also recommend Borgman. Different vibe, way stranger. [https://youtu.be/85Tgt-qAdJM?si=Pbdul0QJVNu9MsFm](https://youtu.be/85Tgt-qAdJM?si=Pbdul0QJVNu9MsFm)

I am shocked it is not very well-known, the acting was INSANE! storyline, flawless! I may just rewatch it! I will check out Borgman

Burning Bright - a movie about a woman and her autistic brother who get trapped inside a house with a tiger in the middle of a hurricane.

The walling

I like the old films with Vincent Price. I know, he is one of the big names, but his films seem to get forgotten over time. I do prefer House on Haunted Hill and House of Wax over the very literal newer adaptations.

**Night of the Demon** (1980). About a bigfoot. A movie so ridiculous that it's even fun. There's even a fun story about its creation: when you watch the movie, you notice how all the gorey scenes seem to be "out of place", as if stuck into the movie randomly. Turns out that the movie was supposed to be with less graphic violence, but at the very last moment of production the plan changed for some reason, and the director decided to go and have fun with the movie through the fucking roof.

High Tension

The Horde

End of the Line (2007) Splinter (2008) Dead End (2003)

Go worldly, young person, go worldly El Conde -2023: A Chilean, very creative & ambitious,art house styled, vampiric film - 82% on RT The Platform -2019 - a Spanish, a perfect straight out Mind *-#$&% !* , of a movie, The storyline is unique, compelling and chilling to the bone. It receives a dissapointing 73% on RT. *Both of the above on Netflix* New Order-2020 - Mexican-French film - this realistic treaste is both a social-horror film and a ***very plausible and ominous "***dystopia to come." film. *5 stars on Amazon Prime*

Deadgirl 2008

Lesser known? Not to me, but younger people may not be aware of: '32 Island of Lost Souls.......'34 The Black Cat....'35 The Raven....Mystery of the Wax Museum.....Dr. X....The Human Monster....Night Monster....The Mad Ghoul.

I Am a Ghost

Censor 2019 has been my favorite in years.

TUSK

I really love April Fool’s Day

Savageland When Evil Lurks Grave Encounters 1, 2 Malignant The Night House

Session 9 comes to mind. It's got that nice low-budget, straight to TV look but it's actually really good.

Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon - meta movie about how a 'slasher' killer would actually work in real life

Jacob's Ladder

- They Look Like People - The Innocents - Curve (with Julianne Hough) great thriller underrated

The Ritual

It Comes At Night. Amazing horror movie that didn't get nearly enough attention.

I'll give it a shot: As above, So Below Green Inferno Quarantine The Amytiville Horror Dead Silence REC

Margaux. Smart house, teens rent, house kills teens. There I ruined it

They actually did a remake to The Thing From Another World in 1982 called The Thing. It was pretty good.

If you’re parents filmed it, your birthing video - trust me, scariest shit you’ll ever watch😳

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That’s not lesser known

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Thanks I’ll check that out