From the article: This Polish horror-comedy really stands out in the ‘possession films’ category.
9. Evolution (2015)
From the article: Situated somewhere between horror, sci-fi, and drama, this art film is one of the best French productions of the last few years and is also a pretty strange one. The entire movie happens on a small coastal settlement on a remote French island (actually, the film was shot on the Spanish island Lanzarote), where a community of women are raising their boys and putting them through a series of strange medical procedures.
8. The Transfiguration (2016)
From the article: Not as much of a horror movie as it is more a coming-of-age drama and a tribute to every famous vampire flick that ever was (it references movies from “Nosferatu,” “Let the Right One In, “The Lost Boys” to “Twilight” and “Dracula Untold”), “The Transfiguration” will definitely appeal to you if you want to see a different kind of vampire movie.
7. The Battery (2012)
From the article: George A. Romero fans will love this indie film about two former baseball players who find themselves on the run after a zombie outbreak takes over the world.
6. The Devil’s Candy (2015)
From this article: Do you love rock music, haunted houses, creepy paintings, and murderous psychopaths? Then this movie might be for you.
5. A Dark Song (2016)
From the article: Irish director Liam Gavin’s first full-length film is a great accomplishment, but not an easy watch. The film focuses on a woman who has lost her young son and is desperate to talk to him again. After asking an occultist for help, she gets engaged in a months-long ritual in order to summon her guardian angel and ask him to grant her a wish.
4. Pyewacket (2017)
From the article: Things get worse when her mother decides to move to a remote house in the woods so she can get away from the memories of her husband and start a new life. Leah is angry at her mother’s selfish decision and, after a terrible fight, performs an occult ritual in order to summon the demon Pyewacket to kill her mother.
3. Ghost Stories (2017)
From the article: “Ghost Stories” took inspiration from classic British horror anthology films such as “Tales from the Crypt” (1972) or “Vault of Horror”(1973) and has a very different feel to it than most of today’s horror films.
2. The Blackcoat’s Daughter (2015)
From the article: Strange things start to happen at a prep school when two girls are left alone after their parents inexplicably don’t appear to take them home for the winter break. At the same time, a young woman is desperate to arrive at the school for unknown reasons.
1. Hell House LLC (2015)
From the article: This might be the most underrated found-footage horror film ever. “Hell House LLC” depicts the terrifying events surrounding the opening of Hell House, a haunted house attraction in which 15 people were killed back in 2009. The film is entirely fictional, but due to its documentary style, it feels very real and it immediately gets under your skin. It is a low-budget film, but this worked out in its favor.
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10. Demon (2015)
From the article: This Polish horror-comedy really stands out in the ‘possession films’ category.
9. Evolution (2015)
From the article: Situated somewhere between horror, sci-fi, and drama, this art film is one of the best French productions of the last few years and is also a pretty strange one. The entire movie happens on a small coastal settlement on a remote French island (actually, the film was shot on the Spanish island Lanzarote), where a community of women are raising their boys and putting them through a series of strange medical procedures.
8. The Transfiguration (2016)
From the article: Not as much of a horror movie as it is more a coming-of-age drama and a tribute to every famous vampire flick that ever was (it references movies from “Nosferatu,” “Let the Right One In, “The Lost Boys” to “Twilight” and “Dracula Untold”), “The Transfiguration” will definitely appeal to you if you want to see a different kind of vampire movie.
7. The Battery (2012)
From the article: George A. Romero fans will love this indie film about two former baseball players who find themselves on the run after a zombie outbreak takes over the world.
6. The Devil’s Candy (2015)
From this article: Do you love rock music, haunted houses, creepy paintings, and murderous psychopaths? Then this movie might be for you.
5. A Dark Song (2016)
From the article: Irish director Liam Gavin’s first full-length film is a great accomplishment, but not an easy watch. The film focuses on a woman who has lost her young son and is desperate to talk to him again. After asking an occultist for help, she gets engaged in a months-long ritual in order to summon her guardian angel and ask him to grant her a wish.
4. Pyewacket (2017)
From the article: Things get worse when her mother decides to move to a remote house in the woods so she can get away from the memories of her husband and start a new life. Leah is angry at her mother’s selfish decision and, after a terrible fight, performs an occult ritual in order to summon the demon Pyewacket to kill her mother.
3. Ghost Stories (2017)
From the article: “Ghost Stories” took inspiration from classic British horror anthology films such as “Tales from the Crypt” (1972) or “Vault of Horror”(1973) and has a very different feel to it than most of today’s horror films.
2. The Blackcoat’s Daughter (2015)
From the article: Strange things start to happen at a prep school when two girls are left alone after their parents inexplicably don’t appear to take them home for the winter break. At the same time, a young woman is desperate to arrive at the school for unknown reasons.
1. Hell House LLC (2015)
From the article: This might be the most underrated found-footage horror film ever. “Hell House LLC” depicts the terrifying events surrounding the opening of Hell House, a haunted house attraction in which 15 people were killed back in 2009. The film is entirely fictional, but due to its documentary style, it feels very real and it immediately gets under your skin. It is a low-budget film, but this worked out in its favor.