Howl [2015]
Who knew that trains and werewolves are such a good combination? Howl, an effective and engaging British indie horror, that’s who!
10s Movies
Anthropoid [2016]
Don’t let the fact that Anthropoid is a war movie prevent you from watching it because this masterpiece based on true events is so much more.
John Carter [2012]
John Carter is a science fiction epic set on Mars complete with warring factions, strange creatures, steampunk tech, and a fucking princess.
Riddick [2013]
Featuring stunning cinematography, creature design, and special effects, Riddick is a predictable but fun version of Rambo, in space.
Marrowbone [2017]
Marrowbone is a clever and gloomy variation of the popular haunted house subgenre of horror films definitely worth your attention.
Prey AKA Prooi [2016]
Featuring excellent special effects, Prey is an entertaining and very bloody blend of horror and comedy about a deadly lion loose in the city.
Extremely Wicked Shockingly Evil and Vile [2019]
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile offers a refreshingly different and detached look into the life of a serial killer, Ted Bundy.
Once Upon a Time in Anatolia [2011]
Despite its slower tempo, Once Upon a Time in Anatolia is a captivating experience using a murder investigation to talk about life and death.
The Lodge [2019]
If you’re looking for a classic psychological thriller with some creepy horror elements and a great ending, The Lodge is a good choice.
Guns Akimbo [2019]
Built around a familiar deadly tournament premise, Guns Akimbo is a violent, funny, and stylish action extravaganza with frenetic pacing.
I See You [2019]
If you’re looking for an entertaining and clever serial killer thriller, I See You will do the job just fine despite its rocky start.
What Happened to Monday [2017]
Toying with familiar futuristic concepts, What Happened to Monday will appeal the most to people who’re not fans of science fiction.