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You sold me on all of these!! I made a list lady, handwritten so its serious!! This is the second video of yours im watching. The first was your great review of Poor Things and i have to say i agreed on everything you said! I trust you!!❤
Not sure if it counts as horror or sci fi but would definitely add Vivarium to this list. It is a bit like a black mirror episode but I think it's massively underrated with an amazing performance from Imogen Poots. It also has one of the creepiest kids you will ever see in any movie!
I have to agree with you on Quija Origin of evil it's definitely underrated it's definitely an improvement over the first one and has some of the best creepy moment that's still haunts me till to this day everytime I rewatch it
"Pulse" has a scene in it, in a basement i think, when an entity is aproaching someone, with some.... Unnatural movements, let's say, that is still one of the scariest scenes I've ever seen.
Oddly enough, I've never heard of Triangle ... but I used to work on a cruise ship and once you've worked on a cruise ship, a masked serial killer trying to chase you around an iron maze is just another Tuesday. Thanks for the excellent recs!!
Always a bliss seeing you, Miss Neal! Thanks for these recommendations. Origin of Evil is an underated gem. I added May and Triangle on Tubi. Happy Spooky Season! 😊❤
Hooray for Autumn. I felt the air turn a couple days ago. It had a bite; it was full of old possibilities, of beautiful sorrow, of coffee and turning leaves.
One of the most underated movie is older The Cleansing Hour that's waaaay badder than this current Late Night With The Devil - and on essentially the same subject. Don't know what the big deal is with Late Night.
Thank you for recommending Triangle, Pulse and Lake Mungo. I've been trying to "sell" these every time I'm talking to other film fans. 😊 Especially Triangle. ❤️
@@ImpressionBlend Idk if these are currently on stream, but I can recommend "The eyes of my mother" and "Hounds of love" and "Wolf Creek 1+2". By the way.. Have you ever seen "The Collector"?
Wow I just took your suggestion and watched ‘Triangle’! AMAZING! Thank you for the list and your have a great eye when it comes to movies! I would have never known about this films if I wasn’t a fan of your channel! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great review, Marianna! There are 2 or 3 I'll definitely be checking out. My underrated sci-fi pick is "The History of Future Folk" (2012). Was streaming on Netflix; hopefully will be back soon.
I've seen Triangle like a decade ago, and I remember that I was pretty desappointed by it, but since my tastes in movies quite changed, I may give it another try, even tho I remember perfectly the ending. Thank you for all these recommandations, there are some that I haven't seen, and I would happily do so as soon as I can :)
Thanks !I certainly got a few tips for films that I havent seen :) I recommend ....The Hills run Red...Freaky....All Hallows Eve.. Terrifier 1 & 2. ( Im amazed how many people that have never heard of Terrifier...Art the Clown is my favourite Horror antagonist . Terrifier 3, is to be released next October )
Pulse. That scene where the ghostly woman walks towards the camer, that wierd stumble bit. i'll never forget how my entire body went ice cold when i first saw that. i'd never felt fear like that from a movie ever, and hope never to again. I almost got it from seeing it in this video but it wasn't as bad. i praise it though, damn good horror
I don't know if this has been mentioned but a film that seems underrated to me is Bone Tomahawk (2015) by S. Craig Zahler with Kurt Russell and Patrick Wilson! I think it's worth a look 🙏
Fantastic video and suggestions! Adding all I haven’t seen (which is almost all) to the watchlist. My personal favorites from your list that I’ve actually seen are Pulse (and the shout-out to Cure) and Lake Mungo-yes, everyone should see those. The only two suggestions coming to mind are by filmmaker S. Craig Zahler: Bone Tomahawk, and (a kind of horror) Brawl in Cell Block 99
Triangle is a great movie, I watched it going in blind, and I'm very happy I did. I remember seeing May in the theater, and I left in complete shock. I was like...what did I just watch?
Great video, I love this time of year and really look forward to your spooky-themed videos. It’s like when I was a kid staying up way past my bedtime to watch Elvira host those epic B-movie horror-a-thons. Your sponsor’s food reminded me of astronaut rations the it was named and packaged, but it appears to morph into a pretty good looking meal. Ok, so I’ve seen about half the films you mentioned and I liked all of them but one (which I didn’t hate, I just had higher hopes for it. The rest are waiting to be consumed not by a hungry mermaid or monster, but by me this week. Thanks for the recommendations! I watched a cool documentary about folk horror movies a few weeks ago you’ve probably seen… It’s called “Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror”, it’s 3 interesting hours long, and it’s currently streaming on Prime Video and Shudder. Possibly elsewhere. Check it out if you have time! Happy Halloween 🎃 if you don’t make any videos before then - but please make some! It’s the most magical time of the year (Autumn and Winter) and we demand content 🧟♂️ ))
Tubi is a very underrated platform to watch some great spooky 👻 movies this Halloween 🎃 season. Btw, I didn’t expect a video from you today. Nevertheless, it was a pleasant surprise from you 😊 Can’t wait for your The Exorcist Believer reaction and review
I agree! They have some gems you can't find anywhere else and for a free platform the ads are very minimal. Seeing "The Exorcist: Believer" on Tuesday, will report back once the embargo lifts ))
Great list. I've seen them all except The Lure. I've come across but have been unwilling to try - yet. Lake Mungo and The Devi's Candy should be considered classics by now, criminally underrated. May was also a fun, quirky find. A young Anna Farris is the friend in it. I'd add Starry Eyes and A Horrible Way To Die as hidden gems horror fans should check out.
I just watched Triangle this year and it IMMEDIATELY became a new favorite! I think the problem was when it came out, it was marketed to hide the 'thing' that happens in it, which is good, but that just makes it look like a slasher on a boat. It's WAY MORE than that. Within a day I rewatched it! And I literally wrote in my letterboxd review that Melissa George is an underrated scream queen with this, Mulholland Dr., Turistas (not good, but she's good in it). Also, I'm always banging the drum for May! Wonderful horror film that looks and feels like a drama. I'm going to recommend Borgman, a Dutch film that is also hard to describe without spoiling. It's about a homeless man who finds his way into the house of a dysfunctional family, and his presence begins to bring out the worst in everyone. It's a strange watch because it doesn't spoon-feed anything to you; you just watch these people acting in increasingly strange ways with no indication that anything is ever wrong. It's also darkly funny and almost whimsical at times. And there's an image (involving a flowerpot) that is so haunting it's stayed with me ever since. And as a less horror, more psychological pick, I watched David Cronenberg's Spider for the first time. It's a brilliantly acted psychological mystery about a man living in a halfway house for the mentally ill, using his time to try to piece together a trauma from his past, which literally unfolds in front of his eyes. It's a very different Cronenberg film, but I found it absolutely riveting and devastating. Definitely a twisted character study, like May.
Marianna, have you seen the black and white "November" ? This is an Estonian horror movie based partially on folklore of the area. I honestly don't know how to feel about it.
Great recommendations! Kiyoshi Kurosawa is one of my favorite horror directors, and I absolutely love Pulse so thanks for mentioning it! Lake Mungo has been on my watchlist forever, so I think I’ll finally give it a watch this October
It is an older movie called The HIdden. A great combination of horror and humor. Starred Kyle McLaughlin and Michael Nouri who both became bigger stars later. Released in 1987 but holds up well even now. Another older movie worth a watch is Altered States with William Hurt and Blair Brown.
Devil's Candy. Tasmanian Australian director. Metal music. Killer guitar. Hot hairy bear man antagonist (Pruitt Taylor Vince). It has so many things in common with me. fuck yeah. Tas pride. Same with Lake Mungo. Another Australian director. Its the perfect slow burn terror. So wild. Triangle..... hmmm.... I am starting to think that you really appreciate underappreciated Australian horror and Australian horror directors/actors :) Thanks!
Some great recommendations there and a couple I haven’t seen yet, namely Incantation and Lake Mungo, now both on my to watch list 👍. I absolutely love May and Triangle both are definite must see films. I would also recommend Hell House LLC and Yellow Brick Road. Be interesting to hear your thoughts on When Evil Lurks (2023) I personally think it’s taken possession horror to the next level, loved it. All the best
Ginger Snaps. It's in my top-5 movies ever, not just horrors. It's just perfect from start to finish and often overlooked. Atmosphere, performances, story, even colors and costumes - everything is just spot-on ❤
I just found you while looking for movies to watch before we all die in a couple of months. You're cute, too. Liked, and subbed for the list, and your devious smile. As for Triangle; please allow me: I have watched it 3 times, and had 3 different reactions. So it is the most infuriating Thriller of this Century--I'll watch it again with you, too; glad it was on your list.
Before clicking on this video, I was certain I've probably seen every single movie on this list. But nope... The Lure showed up. I dont know how I missed it, but that has to change.
Absolutely incredible video Marianna. Loved it. Awesome recommendations as well. The only one I’ve seen here is Lake Mungo, which was absolutely fantastic. I loved it. Really want to check out The Last Exorcism, and May. Heard great things about those films. Pulse sounds really good as well.👍
Thank you! from another metalhead 🤘I had failed to get into The Devil’s Candy on a previous attempt, but based on your non-spoiler review I just watched it and thoroughly enjoyed it. The Devil’s Candy is…sweet. 🍭
May is def a weird one I stumbled on but a memorable one for sure. Also enjoyed pulse , incantation, devils candy. Watched triangle after a possessedbyhorror rec and it’s a good one ! Pretty solid list here !
Great list of recommendations. I have seen at least half of these and agree they are underrated. You also sold me on the last exorcism and I still need to watch Incantation. Thanks!
I've been seeing a bit of buzz around The Devil's Candy, I'll be checking that out. From the clips shown, it might pair well with Bliss (2019), which is currently streaming on tubi and prime, as a double feature.
i'm from indonesia so i'm glad someone mentions a film from my country. haven't seen impetigore, but Joko Anwar is one of the few good directors from here!
Absentia by Flanagan is definitely a more obscure horror film gem that people should check out. I saw The Lure at the After Dark Film Festival with friends. Even the Polish woman in our group thought it was bizarre. Lake Mungo is so twisty that it virtually becomes impossible to figure out if the supernatural actually exists or not. Very sad ending. And yes.... You do get answers.
One of my life's missions is to spread the word about Triangle on as many people as I can. I've seen all of the movies mentioned with the exception of May, which is on my watchlist, and can definitely back all of them up. :)
Incantation made me feel covered in evil so much I felt I needed a shower. I’m super jaded with horror movies, but this movie scared the crap out of me.
I can tell you of a different kind of demon possession movie. It's called "The possession of Michael King". Doesn't do the same old things that the other possession movies do. Check it out. 😊
Pulse/Cairo is still, after a decade since my first watch, a movie I've got still to digest and which still gives me mixed feelings. But the woman in black is an absolute gem.
I love Cure so much. Tried Pulse not long after and I pussied out during the basement scene and never got back to it. So creepy! Time to give it another go.
@@ImpressionBlend it's a perfect combination of visual and audible tone. You deffo need that slow creep build up to it as well. I've shown that clip to so many people that didn't find it creepy at all!
Horror have been so horribly disappointing lately, ever since the pandemic 😷. The last great one was 2020’s “THE INVISIBLE MAN.” The WITCH is another one. And the recent “NO ONE CAN SAVE YOU,” is excellent as well.
The Lure is also my kind of weird, and The Devil's Candy definitely deserves more love. Not a fun film by any stretch of the imagination, but Kotoko by Shinya Tsukamoto is probably the most insane woman unraveling film I've ever seen, not for the faint of heart.
I can't wait to see your suggestions for underrated sci-fi gems to stream, so make sure to leave them in the comments!
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sadly , shudder & tubi is unavailable in Singapore 😭
Hey marriana honorable mention for a underrated horror film is Clive Barker's nightbreed. The director's cut not the theatrical cut.
Love Triangle. Found it back when video rental was still a thing and until now it's among my favorite horror flicks.
Randomly found it on streaming a few years ago and was shocked barely anyone talks about it. Such an cool story!
One of the things I like about it is that the cast is Australian but everyone’s playing American. So it feels off from the beginning.
Can you tell us the release year? I can't seem to find it
@@eusou0 2009
Great to see some actual interesting movies in this kind of list. When looking for horror reccommendations, your channel is still the best.
You sold me on all of these!! I made a list lady, handwritten so its serious!!
This is the second video of yours im watching. The first was your great review of Poor Things and i have to say i agreed on everything you said! I trust you!!❤
The smooth intro from talking about hungry mermaids right into your sponsee was smoooooooth as silk. Nice work.
Thank you ))
Loved this! Great picks. I put Triangle on an underrated slashers list I did earlier this year. It’s really great. Happy Halloween!
Thank you, Matt! The world needs to know about "Triangle", genuinely one of the best slashers out there. Happy Halloween to you as well!
Not sure if it counts as horror or sci fi but would definitely add Vivarium to this list. It is a bit like a black mirror episode but I think it's massively underrated with an amazing performance from Imogen Poots. It also has one of the creepiest kids you will ever see in any movie!
I have to agree with you on Quija Origin of evil it's definitely underrated it's definitely an improvement over the first one and has some of the best creepy moment that's still haunts me till to this day everytime I rewatch it
"Pulse" has a scene in it, in a basement i think, when an entity is aproaching someone, with some.... Unnatural movements, let's say, that is still one of the scariest scenes I've ever seen.
Yes! I know exactly
Oddly enough, I've never heard of Triangle ... but I used to work on a cruise ship and once you've worked on a cruise ship, a masked serial killer trying to chase you around an iron maze is just another Tuesday. Thanks for the excellent recs!!
The Last Exorcism is one of the last movies that the turn at the end surprised me. Loved it
Always a bliss seeing you, Miss Neal! Thanks for these recommendations. Origin of Evil is an underated gem. I added May and Triangle on Tubi.
Happy Spooky Season! 😊❤
Happy Spooky Season to you too!
Triangle more of a mystery than a horror.
Marianna, speaking of fellow metalheads, give Deathgasm a watch if you haven't already, I think you'll enjoy it.
Hooray for Autumn. I felt the air turn a couple days ago. It had a bite; it was full of old possibilities, of beautiful sorrow, of coffee and turning leaves.
Thanks for including an Indonesian movie! my other indonesian horror recommendations are;
Satan Slaves (also from joko anwar)
The Womb
Qodrat
Triangle 2009. Such a great film, I've been telling all my friends and family about this film.
One of the most underated movie is older The Cleansing Hour that's waaaay badder than this current Late Night With The Devil - and on essentially the same subject. Don't know what the big deal is with Late Night.
I hadn't seen any of the films on this list, but after watching Triangle, which was excellent, I'm definitely checking out the rest!
Thank you for recommending Triangle, Pulse and Lake Mungo. I've been trying to "sell" these every time I'm talking to other film fans. 😊 Especially Triangle. ❤️
“Triangle” and “Lake Mungo” are my favorite horror movies to recommend - super underrated and in 99% of cases people end up loving them
@@ImpressionBlend Idk if these are currently on stream, but I can recommend "The eyes of my mother" and "Hounds of love" and "Wolf Creek 1+2".
By the way.. Have you ever seen "The Collector"?
"Hounds of Love" and "Wolf Creek" are messed up, and definitely under-appreciated! Haven't seen the other two, will check them out, thanks!
I'm sure that you'll like both of them. 😊 Two very opposite spectrums of horror.
Oh my LORD I love Triangle. Such an great movie. I watched it last year and LOVED it. Thanks for shouting this one out Bud.
this is a good list...lake mungo is so creepy...with such a low bedget...the approach was genius
A solid list of recommendations, there were some I had completely forgot I wanted to watch so Hanks for the reminder and the seal of approval. ❤
May is one of my fave horrors of all time
Wow I just took your suggestion and watched ‘Triangle’! AMAZING! Thank you for the list and your have a great eye when it comes to movies! I would have never known about this films if I wasn’t a fan of your channel! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I also really enjoyed Paul Verhoeven’s recent film “BENEDETTA.” A beautifully told love story.
Great review, Marianna! There are 2 or 3 I'll definitely be checking out. My underrated sci-fi pick is "The History of Future Folk" (2012). Was streaming on Netflix; hopefully will be back soon.
Ooo underrated sci-fi? I'm here for it, will keep an eye out
Saw Triangle a couple of years ago and always felt it was underrated. Another recommendation would be You're Next.
Great list! I love all but one of these movies, because I haven't seen Impetigore. It's going on my watch list!
I've seen Triangle like a decade ago, and I remember that I was pretty desappointed by it, but since my tastes in movies quite changed, I may give it another try, even tho I remember perfectly the ending. Thank you for all these recommandations, there are some that I haven't seen, and I would happily do so as soon as I can :)
Great list! For underrated SC gems would recommend Sleep Dealer (2008).
Haven’t heard of that one! Thanks!
Triangle is utterly mind blowing I watched it probably 4 times now still can't really wrapped my mind around what happened
Christopher Smith - the writer and director of triangle -- has a lot of REALLY amazing movies. All of his are bangers.
I forgot about Triangle! Watched it randomly on cable years ago when it first came out. Definitely worth checking out if you like twisty horror.
Thanks !I certainly got a few tips for films that I havent seen :)
I recommend ....The Hills run Red...Freaky....All Hallows Eve.. Terrifier 1 & 2. ( Im amazed how many people that have never heard of Terrifier...Art the Clown is my favourite Horror antagonist . Terrifier 3, is to be released next October )
Pulse. That scene where the ghostly woman walks towards the camer, that wierd stumble bit. i'll never forget how my entire body went ice cold when i first saw that. i'd never felt fear like that from a movie ever, and hope never to again. I almost got it from seeing it in this video but it wasn't as bad. i praise it though, damn good horror
I don't know if this has been mentioned but a film that seems underrated to me is Bone Tomahawk (2015) by S. Craig Zahler with Kurt Russell and Patrick Wilson! I think it's worth a look 🙏
Fantastic video and suggestions! Adding all I haven’t seen (which is almost all) to the watchlist. My personal favorites from your list that I’ve actually seen are Pulse (and the shout-out to Cure) and Lake Mungo-yes, everyone should see those. The only two suggestions coming to mind are by filmmaker S. Craig Zahler: Bone Tomahawk, and (a kind of horror) Brawl in Cell Block 99
Interesting list! Lake Mungo was well made.
Great list! Two Horror films on Tubi that are never talked about: The Assent (2019) and The Burrowers (2008)
Triangle is a great movie, I watched it going in blind, and I'm very happy I did. I remember seeing May in the theater, and I left in complete shock. I was like...what did I just watch?
Great video, I love this time of year and really look forward to your spooky-themed videos. It’s like when I was a kid staying up way past my bedtime to watch Elvira host those epic B-movie horror-a-thons. Your sponsor’s food reminded me of astronaut rations the it was named and packaged, but it appears to morph into a pretty good looking meal.
Ok, so I’ve seen about half the films you mentioned and I liked all of them but one (which I didn’t hate, I just had higher hopes for it. The rest are waiting to be consumed not by a hungry mermaid or monster, but by me this week. Thanks for the recommendations! I watched a cool documentary about folk horror movies a few weeks ago you’ve probably seen… It’s called “Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror”, it’s 3 interesting hours long, and it’s currently streaming on Prime Video and Shudder. Possibly elsewhere. Check it out if you have time!
Happy Halloween 🎃 if you don’t make any videos before then - but please make some! It’s the most magical time of the year (Autumn and Winter) and we demand content 🧟♂️ ))
Tubi is a very underrated platform to watch some great spooky 👻 movies this Halloween 🎃 season.
Btw, I didn’t expect a video from you today. Nevertheless, it was a pleasant surprise from you 😊
Can’t wait for your The Exorcist Believer reaction and review
I agree! They have some gems you can't find anywhere else and for a free platform the ads are very minimal. Seeing "The Exorcist: Believer" on Tuesday, will report back once the embargo lifts ))
@@ImpressionBlend Great to hear 👍🏻 Will be waiting
I liked Triangle. It was sort of like a Twilight Zone mystery. Also, an Indy Australian creature feature, Rogue and Indy Canadian film, Cube.
Great list. I've seen them all except The Lure. I've come across but have been unwilling to try - yet. Lake Mungo and The Devi's Candy should be considered classics by now, criminally underrated. May was also a fun, quirky find. A young Anna Farris is the friend in it.
I'd add Starry Eyes and A Horrible Way To Die as hidden gems horror fans should check out.
Great video, October is my favorite month for scary movies.
In the clip, My favorite is TRIANGLE
That's a nice list. The movie, Starry Eyes, scared me. It's definitely an underrated movie I think you'll like.
I was looking for some spooky movies to watch so thank uuu🖤 also I love Triangle too!
You're welcome!
Definitely love May, should watch it again, thanks Marianna!
I just watched Triangle this year and it IMMEDIATELY became a new favorite! I think the problem was when it came out, it was marketed to hide the 'thing' that happens in it, which is good, but that just makes it look like a slasher on a boat. It's WAY MORE than that. Within a day I rewatched it! And I literally wrote in my letterboxd review that Melissa George is an underrated scream queen with this, Mulholland Dr., Turistas (not good, but she's good in it).
Also, I'm always banging the drum for May! Wonderful horror film that looks and feels like a drama.
I'm going to recommend Borgman, a Dutch film that is also hard to describe without spoiling. It's about a homeless man who finds his way into the house of a dysfunctional family, and his presence begins to bring out the worst in everyone. It's a strange watch because it doesn't spoon-feed anything to you; you just watch these people acting in increasingly strange ways with no indication that anything is ever wrong. It's also darkly funny and almost whimsical at times. And there's an image (involving a flowerpot) that is so haunting it's stayed with me ever since.
And as a less horror, more psychological pick, I watched David Cronenberg's Spider for the first time. It's a brilliantly acted psychological mystery about a man living in a halfway house for the mentally ill, using his time to try to piece together a trauma from his past, which literally unfolds in front of his eyes. It's a very different Cronenberg film, but I found it absolutely riveting and devastating. Definitely a twisted character study, like May.
Melissa George is also in Dark City.
Marianna, have you seen the black and white "November" ? This is an Estonian horror movie based partially on folklore of the area. I honestly don't know how to feel about it.
Great recommendations! Kiyoshi Kurosawa is one of my favorite horror directors, and I absolutely love Pulse so thanks for mentioning it! Lake Mungo has been on my watchlist forever, so I think I’ll finally give it a watch this October
That moves a trip!
I am happy I saw most of them lol, thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
It is an older movie called The HIdden. A great combination of horror and humor. Starred Kyle McLaughlin and Michael Nouri who both became bigger stars later. Released in 1987 but holds up well even now. Another older movie worth a watch is Altered States with William Hurt and Blair Brown.
Hell yeah to Impetigore. Good stuff.
Really good list of actual under the radar films! Good job :)
August Underground is incredible, if it's available for you guys wherever you live.
Devil's Candy. Tasmanian Australian director. Metal music. Killer guitar. Hot hairy bear man antagonist (Pruitt Taylor Vince). It has so many things in common with me. fuck yeah. Tas pride.
Same with Lake Mungo. Another Australian director. Its the perfect slow burn terror. So wild.
Triangle..... hmmm.... I am starting to think that you really appreciate underappreciated Australian horror and Australian horror directors/actors :)
Thanks!
Some great recommendations there and a couple I haven’t seen yet, namely Incantation and Lake Mungo, now both on my to watch list 👍. I absolutely love May and Triangle both are definite must see films. I would also recommend Hell House LLC and Yellow Brick Road. Be interesting to hear your thoughts on When Evil Lurks (2023) I personally think it’s taken possession horror to the next level, loved it. All the best
Trying to figure out the logistics of just how they made Triangle makes me question my own intelligence. Magnificent movie
Great picks! Have a spooky October. :)
Thank you! You too!
May is a very fun movie and the lead actress does an amazing job - I would also put The Blob remake and Session 9 on this list as well 😎
Ginger Snaps. It's in my top-5 movies ever, not just horrors. It's just perfect from start to finish and often overlooked. Atmosphere, performances, story, even colors and costumes - everything is just spot-on ❤
"Ginger Snaps" is awesome, I completely agree. It really surprised me.
Have you seen American Mary? It's the same actress, also a great flick.
The first time I watched Triangle I was blown away.
I’m actually impressed how well it held up for me on rewatches
Thank you ❤
I just found you while looking for movies to watch before we all die in a couple of months. You're cute, too. Liked, and subbed for the list, and your devious smile. As for Triangle; please allow me: I have watched it 3 times, and had 3 different reactions. So it is the most infuriating Thriller of this Century--I'll watch it again with you, too; glad it was on your list.
Before clicking on this video, I was certain I've probably seen every single movie on this list. But nope... The Lure showed up. I dont know how I missed it, but that has to change.
Yesssss! Success )))
Absolutely incredible video Marianna. Loved it. Awesome recommendations as well. The only one I’ve seen here is Lake Mungo, which was absolutely fantastic. I loved it. Really want to check out The Last Exorcism, and May. Heard great things about those films. Pulse sounds really good as well.👍
The devil's candy is a masterpiece!!!
Happy Halloween
Happy Halloween to you too!
Never heard of May. Thnx.
Thank you! from another metalhead 🤘I had failed to get into The Devil’s Candy on a previous attempt, but based on your non-spoiler review I just watched it and thoroughly enjoyed it. The Devil’s Candy is…sweet. 🍭
Thanks. Do you have a horror must watch list?
I love the Lure. Picked up the Criterion. SPIDERGEEK recommended it way back and so glad as I had never heard of it.
May is def a weird one I stumbled on but a memorable one for sure. Also enjoyed pulse , incantation, devils candy. Watched triangle after a possessedbyhorror rec and it’s a good one ! Pretty solid list here !
Radius i2017) is one of my favorite hidden sci-fi gems.
Great list of recommendations. I have seen at least half of these and agree they are underrated. You also sold me on the last exorcism and I still need to watch Incantation. Thanks!
Hope you enjoy!
Love Triangle!
I've been seeing a bit of buzz around The Devil's Candy, I'll be checking that out. From the clips shown, it might pair well with Bliss (2019), which is currently streaming on tubi and prime, as a double feature.
Found The Red Nightmare, anthology movie on Tubi
i'm from indonesia so i'm glad someone mentions a film from my country. haven't seen impetigore, but Joko Anwar is one of the few good directors from here!
May is marvellous.
An underseen mockumentary with light horror and sci-fi is Howard's Mill from 2021.
Absentia by Flanagan is definitely a more obscure horror film gem that people should check out. I saw The Lure at the After Dark Film Festival with friends. Even the Polish woman in our group thought it was bizarre.
Lake Mungo is so twisty that it virtually becomes impossible to figure out if the supernatural actually exists or not. Very sad ending. And yes.... You do get answers.
I agree with May. My pick for underrated horror movie would be 1993's Body Snatchers.
Haven't seen that version of "Body Snatchers", will give it a shot.
A Tale of Two Sisters (but I figure you probably know about this one already).
One of my life's missions is to spread the word about Triangle on as many people as I can.
I've seen all of the movies mentioned with the exception of May, which is on my watchlist, and can definitely back all of them up. :)
"Triangle" hive rise up! I love it ))
I just finished watching "Sick of Myself" and I would definitely classify it as a horror film. Really was impressed with it.
I watched it recently too, but I'd classify it as an extremely dark satire.
Incantation made me feel covered in evil so much I felt I needed a shower. I’m super jaded with horror movies, but this movie scared the crap out of me.
So true! I felt the same way, that movie messed with me
Asia makes some damn good horror films. They have been the gold standard for years now
My halloween suggestions this year :
Raw
Nightbreed
Re-Animator
Cube
Dread (2009)
American Mary
Pathology
Session 9. Great psychological/slasher.
I can tell you of a different kind of demon possession movie. It's called "The possession of Michael King". Doesn't do the same old things that the other possession movies do. Check it out. 😊
Pulse/Cairo is still, after a decade since my first watch, a movie I've got still to digest and which still gives me mixed feelings. But the woman in black is an absolute gem.
I love Cure so much. Tried Pulse not long after and I pussied out during the basement scene and never got back to it. So creepy! Time to give it another go.
Ahaha understandable, some of that imagery is WAYYY too creepy
@@ImpressionBlend it's a perfect combination of visual and audible tone. You deffo need that slow creep build up to it as well. I've shown that clip to so many people that didn't find it creepy at all!
Horror have been so horribly disappointing lately, ever since the pandemic 😷.
The last great one was 2020’s “THE INVISIBLE MAN.”
The WITCH is another one.
And the recent “NO ONE CAN SAVE YOU,” is excellent as well.
The Lure is also my kind of weird, and The Devil's Candy definitely deserves more love. Not a fun film by any stretch of the imagination, but Kotoko by Shinya Tsukamoto is probably the most insane woman unraveling film I've ever seen, not for the faint of heart.
Adding to my watchlist! Thanks for the recommendation!
... I was going to suggest triangle!! So bloody good!!
More people need to see it!
@@ImpressionBlend ... After triangle I watched coherence (not horror) and it was extremely good. Kept me thinking well after it was done ...
The factor75 code doesn't work for me :(. It says Invalid Code!
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I loved TRIANGLE!
Triangle is an incredible movie!