The Possession of Hannah Grace [2018]
Creepy and effective, The Possession of Hannah Grace is an engaging horror movie with sleek visuals and an unsettling atmosphere set in a morgue.
10s Movies
The Vast of the Night [2019]
The Vast of the Night is a well-written and engaging retro science fiction movie with an immersive atmosphere and phenomenal performances by our two leads.
The Dirt [2019]
Unashamedly entertaining, shallow, and hedonistic, The Dirt encapsulates that wild spirit of the eighties fueled by sex, drugs, alcohol, and great music.
Sea Fever [2019]
With an immersive and mysterious atmosphere, Sea Fever is a slow-burning horror at sea featuring an authentic vibe and Lovecraftian motives.
The Corpse of Anna Fritz [2015]
If you give The Corpse of Anna Fritz just five minutes, it will prove that it’s worth watching. With an unsettling and intense atmosphere, it’s a must-see.
Yummy [2019]
Yummy is a simple answer to a question when’s the last time you saw a good zombie comedy. Gory, hilarious, and sleek-looking, it’s just so much fun.
Prospect [2018]
Prospect is a very immersive and original science fiction movie with a fully fleshed out world and refreshing story about ordinary people trying to survive.
Let Us Prey [2014]
This underrated atmospheric horror movie set in a police station has a good cast, realistic characters, and religious motives. What more to want?
Cosmos [2019]
Indie science fiction slow-burner with powerful performances that will reignite your love of stargazing and make you wonder what’s really out there?
Into the Storm [2014]
This budget version of The Twister with a strange cast looks pretty sleek for a tv movie. If you’re a tornado or disaster movie fan, it’s pretty watchable.
Dark Waters [2019]
A slow-burner drama/thriller based on actual events about one of the biggest pollution cases in the world that will make you question human society.
Color Out of Space [2019]
Very atmospheric and eerily creepy adaptation of Lovecraft’s short story. Great visuals, a bit humor a bit of gore and Nicholas Cage, what more to want?