Mother’s Day [2010]
Mother’s Day is a highly underrated and brutal single-location psychological horror unfolding in real-time and loosely based on real events.
Rating 9
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Sucker Punch [2011]
Looking more like a music video than a regular movie, Sucker Punch is a visually dazzling and fun mess of cool ideas starring five hot girls.
Criminal [2004]
Refreshing and entertaining, Criminal is a criminally underrated conman movie starring John C. Reilly and Diego Luna you should check out.
Lake Placid [1999]
Very charming and funny for a movie featuring a giant crocodile, Lake Placid offers loads of fun, adventure, and excellent practical effects.
Insidious [2010]
Exceedingly creepy and effectively scary, Insidious offers a refreshing twist on the popular haunted house horror movie genre.
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Rango [2011]
You could say that Rango is just another animated movie for children, but you would be wrong if you said it
Day of the Dead [1985]
Very visceral, intelligent, and intense, Day of the Dead is the first psychological zombie movie that’s still one of the best in the genre.
Splice [2009]
Willing to push the limits, Splice is a creepy science fiction horror movie equally thought-provoking and visually unsettling.
Session 9 [2001]
If you’re looking for an authentic psychological horror, I give you Session 9, shot on location at the Danvers State Mental Hospital.
Kill the Irishman [2011]
Extremely underrated, Kill the Irishman is an engaging crime/mafia movie based on a larger-than-life true story with an impressive cast.
Julia’s Eyes AKA Los ojos de Julia [2010]
Starring beautiful Belen Rueda, Julia’s Eyes is a refreshing Spanish thriller featuring an original story full of mystery and suspense.
An American Crime [2007]
A harrowing drama based on the true story of Sylvia Likens with incredibly strong performances by Ellen Page and Catherine Keener is an intense experience.