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Thordur Palsson’s The Damned (2024) is an intriguing horror film that creatively showcases the damaging effects of guilt.
From inventive original concepts, Exhuma, The Substance, Cuckoo, Nosferatu, and more, these are our top horror movies of 2024.
Nosferatu (2024) shows that Robert Eggers has not finished growing as a filmmaker, as he expands a well-worn story into something unique.
Mouthwashing is a must-play horror experience and has cemented Wrong Organ as a team to continue to watch moving forward.
The Piano Lesson is the best horror of 2024, and it’s the best-acted film of the year, thanks to Danielle Deadwyler and John David Washington
Mononoke The Movie: The Phantom in the Rain sees a mysterious medicine seller seek out the cause of strange disappearances at the Ooku.
The hallucinations that Rose and Skye endure by way of the Smile Demon are horrifying. But Smile 2 is surprisingly a sequel that one ups the original.
The themes throughout the The People Under the Stairs are quite topical and there’s much to appreciate from the film
The grit and gore throughout Halloween II (2009) might not be for everyone, but all of it captures what’s going on inside of Laurie.
Don’t Come Home blurs the genres, crafting a story that twists and turns before delivering its definitively devastating gut-punch.
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The Sinking City 2 is difficult and pushes you to your limits with stellar world building and ensemble characters brought down by an annoying protagonists.
Anti-colonial horror at its finest, Mārama is moving and cathartic, Ariana Osborne makes this Maori gothic revenge horror story near perfect.
In the vein of its title, Insidious: Out of the Further opts to stay very close to home, relying on recycled motifs, cliches, overly familiar setups.