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Like your favorite slasher film, the horror genre can be unrelenting when it comes to

Figuring out what scary movie to watch can sometimes feel like navigating a haunted house.

So here's a collection of overlooked horror gems and spooky flicks to make your TV go

2017 could certainly be seen as the start of a new Stephen King renaissance.

And, flying under the radar of this phenomenon, was Gerald's Game, a Netflix original adaptation

So, why did it take 25 years for Gerald's Game to make it to the screen?

Well, the story presents an interesting challenge in adaptation — one that makes the film

Without giving too much away, the story mostly takes place in one room, where a woman is

handcuffed to a bed beside her dead husband.

As a series of visions confront her with her inner demons, the tension ratchets up to an

It's all driven by a powerhouse performance from Carla Gugino, with director Mike Flanagan

demonstrating such a skillful hand that he was placed at the helm of Doctor Sleep soon

Before Stephen King adaptations became his stock-in-trade, Gerald's Game and Doctor Sleep

This 2016 Blumhouse production doesn't feature any ghosts or otherworldly demons.

It's just a lean, tense slice of home invasion thriller, with the added twist of placing

the viewer into the point of view of a protagonist who can neither hear nor speak.

The result is a sharp, fresh little movie that feels as innovative as it is old-fashioned.

The project was a labor of love for Flanagan and his star-slash-co-writer-slash-wife, Kate

The couple developed the screenplay by staging the action in their own home, honing each

That handmade skill shows on the screen, resulting in a movie praised by the likes of Stephen

Cults are great material for a horror film, but there remain precious few masterpieces

The original version of The Wicker Man still towers over cinema history as the definitive

movie about a cult, but it finally may have a worthy successor in Apostle.

This Netflix original comes to us from The Raid director Gareth Evans, with an impressive

cast that includes Dan Stevens, Lucy Boynton, and Michael Sheen.

"Stay in the shadows and it be the heathen stand that awaits ye both."

Like The Wicker Man, Apostle begins with a man's journey to a secluded island community

But where The Wicker Man builds up to its shocking conclusion with a series of unnervingly

idyllic musical numbers, Apostle descends into nightmarish rituals, horrific torture,

and palpable paranoia, all with some incredibly stylish and surreal visuals.

Unsurprisingly, the Ouija board is a horror movie staple.

Filmmakers throughout history have explored the horrific potential that comes with the

use of this common "toy" that promises to connect people to spirits from beyond the

Rarely, though, has a Ouija board been used as a plot device quite as effectively as in

Veronica, a Spanish film that received a warm reception at the Toronto International Film

Directed by Paco Plaza, Veronica is "based on a true story" — though that claim is

Using as its jumping-off point the factual case of a Madrid girl who died after using

a Ouija board, the movie presents a nightmarish descent into paranoia and demon possession

that even gained it a reputation in certain corners of social media as "the scariest horror

Cam delves into the world of online camgirls, taking the dangers of toxic internet transactions

Madeline Brewer stars as Alice, a.k.a. Lola_Lola, a performer obsessed with getting her livestreams

Things get truly bizarre, though, when Alice sees Lola_Lola performing live... while she's

Though Cam takes Alice down a neon-drenched rabbit hole of nightmares, the movie has its

Screenwriter Isa Mazzei was inspired by her own history as a camgirl, having initially

set out to make a documentary before deciding that a horror movie would be a better vehicle

The result is a fresh, stylish character piece that raises some hard questions about identity

It's not often that you can call the seventh movie in a franchise "underappreciated," much

less the seventh movie in a slasher series about a killer doll.

But 2017's Cult of Chucky is something special, and Chucky's creator never abandoned him.

Having written every movie in the series and directed the last three, Don Mancini is still

firmly in control of the original Chucky brand — one that's been refreshed and reinvented

Cult of Chucky picks up four years after the events of the previous film, Curse of Chucky.

Nica has been committed to a psychiatric hospital after taking the fall for the murder doll's

Just as her doctors have finally convinced her of her own responsibility for the crimes,

a retro Good Guy doll — from Hot Topic, no less — turns up at the hospital as a

Once the body count begins to climb, Nica has to convince the hospital's residents that

She won't be alone — an all-grown-up Andy Barclay and Chucky's old flame Tiffany both

race to the hospital for a climax that perfectly sets up Mancini's upcoming Chucky TV series.

The summer of 2017 was pretty packed with high-profile blockbusters, so it's understandable

if a quiet little experience like It Comes at Night slipped past you.

Fortunately, now you have the perfect chance to see why critics called It Comes at Night

"one of the most terrifying films in years."

With a small but powerful cast that includes Joel Edgerton, Riley Keough, and Carmen Ejogo,

It Comes at Night follows in the illustrious footsteps of The Shining when it comes to

depicting an isolation-fueled descent into distrust and violence.

This moody little story about two families clashing over food and shelter certainly isn't

an easy watch, but it just might provide some thrills for a dark night on the couch.

If you've found yourself moved by films like The Devil's Backbone and Pan's Labyrinth,

you'll definitely want to check out Under the Shadow.

Just as those Guillermo del Toro movies used the Spanish Civil War as a backdrop for supernatural

tales exploring the dangers of childhood, this 2016 Persian-language debut feature from

writer-director Babak Anvari takes you to the Iran-Iraq War in 1988 for an extremely

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