Horror

Horror is an interesting genre, one I should probably do more to promote. I’ve watched my fair share of horror films well before starting this website so the list will not be comprehensive in terms of what I’ve actually seen. Also, you may or may not agree with the ratings, but one of my biggest annoyances are horrors classified as ‘shit’ because they ‘weren’t scary’. Fear is subjective, as I have addressed here (TL:DR – Martyrs scarred me for life, everything else doesn’t do it), as such, I actually don’t feel that I can be scared anymore. Although, if you think you have a film that can do the trick (not Martyrs), feel free to leave suggestions in the comments box below.

Anyway, here’s the list of horror films (or films with horrific subject matter) reviewed since this has been running;

• 11 Movies That Will Not Set ‘The Mood’.
• Backcountry (2014) [Review]
• Bad Day for the Cut (2017)
• Blue Ruin (2014)
• Cargo 200 (2007) [Review]
• Fantasia Festival 2016: The Unseen (Review)
• Fantasia Festival: Better Watch Out (2017)
• Fantasia Festival: Catch Me Daddy [Review]
• Fantasia Festival: Fashionista (2017)
• Fantasia Festival: Game of Death [2016]
• Fantasia Festival: Socialphobia [Review]
• Horns (2013)
• Hounds of Love (2017)
• Housebound (2014) [Review]
• It Follows (2014) [Review]
• Kidnapped (2010)
• Lesson of the Evil (2012) [Review]
• Maniac (2012)
• Mexico Barbaro (2015) [Review]
• Miss Violence (2010)
• Mother (2009)
• Red White and Blue (2010)
• Satans Slaves (2018) [Fantasia Fest Review]
• Subjectivity of fear – Why am I not scared anymore?
• Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance (2002)
• Taxidermia (2007)
• The Babadook (2014) [Review]
• The Chaser (2008)
• The Conspiracy (2012)
• The Den (2014)
• The Devils Candy (2015)
• The Green Inferno (2015) [Review]
• The House at the End of Time (2013) [Review]
• The Voices (2014) [Review]
• Them (2006) [Original Title: ils]
• Trailer Time: The Human Centipede 3 (2015)
• Warm Bodies (2013)
• What We Do In The Shadows (2014)