With great joy on your request, we reprint the list of movies and TV series recommended last year. Are they gonna be pretty scared this year? ?
Here is some advice for the vision from the editorial staff Kotaworld:
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Let's start with a real classic. At Nightmare on Elm Street has definitely taken off the sleep of several generations of spectators, making the film a cult of the horror genre, especially the subgenre slasher. Directed by Wes Craven, the first chapter of this historic saga narrates the (dis)adventures of a group of boys who became prey of Freddy Krueger, a murderous maniac who tortures his victims by invading his dreams and then taking away their lives in the real world. The idea of never being safe combined with the scary look of Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) make this film a must for anyone who doesn't want to sleep peacefully.
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Halloween (1978)
And what movie to watch on Halloween night if not Halloween? But ignore any sequel or remake of the case, enjoy the capostipite of a saga that, although with ups and downs, set the standard of modern horror. John Carpenter's film is also part of the subgenre Slasher, creating another iconic "volto" between the murderous horror history murders: we talk about Micheal Myers, 21-year-old who brutally kills his sister on Halloween. After years of imprisonment he manages to escape and return to the site of the crime, seeking a new victim. .
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Midsommar (2019)
We change completely subgenre and historical period. In Midsommar a group of American boys decides to take a trip to Sweden to attend the folkloristic half-summer party in a seemingly paradisiac village. The charm however lasts little, and as the minutes pass the restlessness and the anguish become more and more oppressive in the viewer, to which is little by little revealed the raw reality that hides behind the floral idyll of the common.
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IT (2017)
The 2017 cinematic transposition of the famous story derived from Stephen King's pen not only does not disfigure in front of the classic 1990 mini-series, but even surpasses it. And Andy Muschietti does not do so only in terms of graphic realization, showing CGI effects certainly many spans above than those available in the '90s (it would be too easy so), but building and telling a scary but at the same time ostrigent story, in which the friendship between a group of "displaced" is transformed into a very powerful weapon, able to defeat a malicious entity that populates the town of Derry by now hundreds.
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Babadook (2014)
The line between fantasy and reality has never been as subtle as in this horror directed by Jennifer Kent. A widow moves into a new house with her 6-year-old son. Soon, however, a degraded guest will be living in the house, in the likeness of a tall and dark man, the Babadook. A psychological horror that, although it does not present a particularly complex plot, tells us how often the real horror is within us, and it is up to us to learn how to live with it.
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The Haunting of Hill House / The Haunting of Bly Manor (2018-2020)
For lovers of binge watching what to recommend if not these two beautiful Netflix catalog titles? Although they are part of the same "brand" and are more or less in the same style, the two stories are substantially different: The Haunting of Hill House tells the story of a family forced to confront the terrifying memories of their past, mostly linked to Hill House, the creepy house once inhabited by the family and disturbing paranormal presences; also in The Haunting of Bly Manor the protagonist is the giant manor towering in the British countryside. Disquieting presences and mysterious deaths connect past and present, in a surely less frightening story of the first series, but not less intriguing and engaging.
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Train to Busan (2016)
Yet another zombie movie? Yes, of course, but with some variation on the theme. South Korean Sang-ho Yeon tells us about the complicated relationship between a separate father and a daughter, of a train journey to rebuild their relationship, and of a zombie horde that invades the train forcing passengers to a strenuous struggle for survival, among the narrow spaces of the wagons. No particular message, only action, blood and cardiopalm, for a splatter Halloween.
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Insidious (2011)
First chapter of the trilogy: a typical American couple begins to become aware of supernatural presences that seem to possess the son in a comatose state. An excellent film, not suitable for weak heart because of skipping wisely centellinati.
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Martyrs (2008)
Unspeakable suffering and perverse torture. This at the foundation of Martyrs, a title certainly controversial and not for the weak of stomach. For those looking for a strong experience that combines pure splatter even a pinch of philosophical reflection, if so we can call it. Not all criticism thinks the same way, however...
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A Quiet Place (2018)
A great post-apocalyptic film: John Krasinsky, the beautiful Emily Blunt and their two children are forced to live in perennial silence in a Earth is invaded by ruthless aliens with a super developed hearing, able to hunt and kill anyone who emits the slightest sound. The fact that the two protagonists are a couple also in reality does nothing but make even more plausible the events we see on the screen. .
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Get Out (2017)
Chris is a black boy, Rose, his girlfriend, invites him for a weekend at his parents' house, white. The one that had to be a trivial family reunion, however, hides macabrious and disturbing secrets. An excellent social criticism embedded in a subdole but deeply intriguing psychological horror.
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The Terror: Season 1 (2018)
More than a horror, a drama with paranormal elements. This series available on Prime Video is based on facts really happened, narrating the journey of the two British shipping ships HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, looking for the passage to North-West, a naval route connecting Atlantic and Pacific in the Arctic territory. The human drama of two crews stuck in the midst of the ice, with increasingly scarce resources and mysterious deaths, a fight against adversity and against themselves.
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La Babysitter (2017)
For those who do not want something too serious, the Babysitter comes to help with a comedy-horror that, although it does not propose anything original, lets you look and enjoy. Find it on Netflix!
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The Kingdom (2019)
Another South Korean work, with other zombies. This time, however, the ambition is the Middle Ages, the Joseon period. A prince tries to unveil the secret of his father's death, but he soon encounters himself in a plague that is afflicting the population, transforming anyone who is infected into a bloodthirsty zombie. Perhaps the thematic epidemic is not very tasteful, but the series deserves, trust me.
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
Better known as "Do Not Open That Door", The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was one of the first films to undergo the ban in many nations because of the violence shown in it. In it we find a "turn" famous in the history of horror, Leatherface, which in this first chapter of the saga will hunt 5 Texan boys engaged in investigating the alleged vandalization of the tomb of their grandfather.
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Pet Sematary (2019)
Film adaptation of Stephen King's eponymous novel, remake of the 1989 film. In fact, not a great horror, but the theme of death and acceptance are very well treated and act as an inspiration for a reflection, later, on the caducity of human life and as often the life of each of us can be twisted in a few moments.
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The Cabin in the Woods (2011)
Five boys in an abandoned house in the woods will become unknowing protagonists of a perverted government experiment. Lots of fun but also different laughs make this film right for Halloween night, maybe watching the movie online with some friends, ahimè this year goes so!
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Antrum (2018)
We leave you with a movie that maybe we shouldn't have advised you, a movie that, we warn you, you will look at your risk and danger. The film is filmed in the mockumentary style, in the first part of the film we talk about this mysterious film released in the late 1970s, called Antrum, which would lead to the death of all those who had seen it. What you will see later is nothing but a copy of that fateful movie. Will you dare to challenge fate and look at it? Your choice...BUON HALLOWEEN!
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