Round two on Netflix finds new directors and new terrors that fully satisfies hardcore horror fans. Who better to put together a horror film than a website that had been discussing and judging them for a decade? The brainchild of Bloody Disgusting, the first V/H/S brought together horror filmmakers for an anthology, found-footage film of fear and gore. Terrifier centers on Art the Clown as he hunts and inventively slaughters his victims in a warehouse on Halloween night. – Watch It – Extra Gory Horror –īummed that the latest iteration of “It” isn’t streaming on Netflix? Get your uber-creepy murderous clown fix with this nightmarish slasher flick. Watch Red Dragon to see the first time Hannibal Lecter helped an FBI agent catch a killer, along with probably the most star-powered cast on our list (Hopkins, Norton, Keitel, Ralph Fiennes, and Philip Seymour Hoffman). Silence of the Lambs popped up on Netflix for a while in 2015 and didn’t come back. A couple stumbles upon a Nebraska town completely devoid of adults, and a cult of murderous children running the show. Stephen King wrote a screenplay adapting his Children of the Corn novella but it got axed in favor of the far more violent script that was ultimately filmed. Based on real-life paranormal investigators, this retro-flavored haunted house flick follows the investigators in 1971 as they try to help a family tormented by an evil presence in their farmhouse. When you like your horror with a blush of truth, The Conjuring will satisfy.
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A serial killer is picking the seven deadly sins as inspiration while two detectives try to find him before he kills again. While not a by-the-numbers horror film, Seven plays with disturbing images, a macabre subject, and an antagonist up there with the evilest of evil. A sexually-transmitted curse unleashes a deadly force that takes the form of any person who then slowly, relentlessly moves closer to its prey. Pulling from classic John Carpenter, elements of The Ring, and even a bit of The Shining, this lo-fi creep-fest will please fans of classic and new horror alike. About a family new to a California beach town, The Lost Boys stars the 80s two Coreys and entertainingly mixes comedy with a decent amount of scares as the boys battle a local vampire gang. Step back in time to an era when the vampire genre hadn’t been done to death (yet).
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