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Netflix is a great place to find your next thrill. With recent uploads Netflix now has a great collection of scary movies. Here are the top picks.
Ever since its initial rapid increase in popularity, Netflix has become a first choice for avid movie watchers. With the expansion of various categories such as action movies, comedies and horror films, the quantity and quality of movies on Netflix is second to none. Horror films in particular have skyrocketed in popularity on Netflix due to the accessible nature of the streaming service. Whether you're looking to bathe in the adrenaline of a dramatic jumpscare or profoundly appreciate the complexity of psychological thrillers, Netflix has endless possibilities and options for the horror film fanatic.
The Ritual
This 2017 horror film is set in the Scandinavian wilderness and embraces traditional forest horror folklore and adds a modern punch. Directed by David Bruckner, the film introduces a very creative twist on monster creatures and follows the psychological endeavors of a group of college friends, reunited by the tragic passing of their old friend.
The Conjuring follows the story of Ed and Lorraine Warren (played by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) as they investigate a supernatural presence in a run-of-the-mill farmhouse. Adopting a popular theme of "Ghostbusting" in television and film, The Conjuring caters to the curious crowd by expanding theories on paranormal investigation, all whilst supporting the screenplay with an eerie soundtrack and opportunistic yet unpredictable jumpscares.
Cargo
Everyone knows a father will do whatever it takes to protect his daughter. Despite the stigma surrounding zombie movies, Cargo manages to import surprisingly fresh and creative twists to the exhausted post-apocalyptic genre. Impressive zombie costumes and a rather touching story foundation and enticing landscape videography all contribute to this Australian film's success.
Hellraiser
This iconic 1987 film has stood the test of the time and continues to impress even in recent years. Endowed with a very unique and creative storyline, along with phenomenal special effects, Hellraiser incorporates many ingenious elements while following the story of Frank (played by Sean Chapman) who opens a portal to hell and must face serious consequences.
Children of the Corn
Visualizing a Stephen King short story is nothing short of difficult and Children of the Corn pays the utmost respect to King's literary prowess. This film converts profound contextual topics such as absolute religion and cult followings to a cinematic horror masterpiece. Despite bordering on a parodical tone, Children of the Corn presents very real thriller aspects and is sure to leave anyone creeped out.
Cube
Although many horror films aim to expand and improve on the trap room genre, none of them can hold a finger to the uniqueness and diversity of characters in Cube. Several people awake in a cube room and must find a way out. The ingenuity presented in the setting of scenes and resolutions makes this 1997 film a must-watch.
Gerald's Game
Another Stephen King adaptation proves to be well worth the watch. Handcuffed to her bed after the sudden death of her husband, a woman succumbs to the voices and noises inside her subconscious. This movie explores the deep psychological notions of our mind and creates suspense and eerie effects without overwhelming the viewer with many different elements. The result entails many sleepless nights for the viewer as they ponder the inner workings of the human psyche.
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?Gerald's Game (2017) ↯ ⇢[Rating] 2.5/5 ↯ ⇢[Genre] drama, horror, thriller ↯ ⇢[Plot] A woman is handcuffed to the bed to spice up her marriage but her husband suddenly dies ↯ ⇢[Character] Great acting ↯ ⇢[Feelings] This movie turned out to be so much darker than I thought it would be. I realized after this movie that this is a Stephen King book. I thought the dialogue with her husband was kind of slow throughout the movie, so I skipped those parts but I never expected those parts about her father. I was surprised, and it turned dark so fast after that. The cutting part was really hard to watch too cause it was so real. I'm glad the movie ended with her finding herself and opening up about child abuse. I was a bit confused about the ending, and the weird looking guy, but after reading the explanations, I understand the metaphors and her last line…which was "you're so much smaller than I remember." What a great line ↯ ⇢[Recommend?] Yeah there's a lot of symbolism in this film. Also guys don't judge me for watching this lmao ↯ "I'm writing this letter with my right hand, nestled snug in its frictionless burn glove. Three skin grafts later, it still doesn't work quite right, and it still hurts to write. But that's good. This letter should hurt to write."
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Cabin Fever
Catering to the younger, adolescent audience, Cabin Fever provides germaphobes with their worst nightmare. As five college friends take off for a trip to a cabin, they become prey to a flesh-eating bacteria and must suffer the consequences of the virus. Despite a relatively simple plot, this horror film incorporates classic elements such as impressive gore effects and relatable characters.
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