1. Horror cruise ships
Horror Cruise is a 2009 psychological suspense film co-produced by the United Kingdom and Australia, directed by Christopher Smith and starring Melissa George, Liam Haymosworth, rachel Cappani and others. The film tells the story of Jesse, a single mother, and a group of friends who are on a yacht to go to sea and encounter a storm, and after boarding a passing cruise ship, they find that the mysterious cruise ship that disappeared in 1930 is empty, and the ensuing serial murders plunge Jesse and the others into the horror of reincarnation.
Cruise of Terror is a Sisyphus-style tragic reincarnation film about a closed reincarnation of a triangle. The concept of the film is clear, the simple closed loop is tightly shot, and every detail is intriguing.
2. Orphan grievances
Orphan Grudge is a thriller horror film produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, directed by Zomi Shira and starring Isabelle Foreman, Vera Famega, and Peter Sassgaard. The film tells the story of a couple who adopt a seemingly innocent and cute 9-year-old girl, and the huge secret hidden in the girl almost leads to the destruction of their family.
In addition to giving you goosebumps, this film has a lot of thoughts wrapped around your mind, a bit of a taste of being addictive. In particular, the performance of the film in terms of picture and rhythm is even more stunning, which can be called a "beautiful horror film".
3. Death is coming
The first script, originally written by Jeffrey Vidic, was originally a backup script for the American television series The X-Files, but was later adapted by Huang Yiyu and released as a film. After the first Death Came to gain good reputation, the film company has successively launched "Death Is Coming 2", "Death Is Coming 3" and 3D versions of "Death Is Coming 4" and "Death Is Coming 5". It also spawned a series of novels and mini-comics.
The "Death Is Coming" series belongs to the typical "Yama King wants people to die three times, who dares to stay five more days" style horror films. And what makes the series surpass previous similar films lies in its unique script worldview design - a wonderful fatalistic interpretation.
4. Silent Hill
Silent Hill is a horror film directed by Christopher Gans and starring Rada Mitchell, Zuti fran, Laurie Houden, deborah Carla Ange and others. The film was released in the United States on April 21, 2006. The film tells the story of an ordinary mother who discovers that her daughter is suffering from a fatal disease, and she is completely unable to accept such a cruel fact, so she takes her daughter into the field where no one can survive- Silent Hill, a real-life demon habitat.
Silent Hill is a film adaptation of the game, in which the hospital, the fog, and the most classic world are all presented in the movie. If you're not a game fan, though, you can treat it like a horror movie. Silent Hill in the film is a terrifying, oppressive and charming place, and many of the clips have been interpreted in many ways, such as the ending of the film, which some people understand as more than one space in the film; others see this as a symbol of the death of the protagonist of the film. In addition, people's names, monster types, etc. are also considered to have different symbolic meanings, and "Silent Hill" is a memorable film.
5. Chainsaw Horror: Rebirth
The thrilling chainsaw horror begins at an imperceptible end. John, the cruel all-knowing judge, was an ordinary link in the cold machine of industrial society, just like us, and he buried his head in hard work, finding the courage to live in boredom. He succumbed to laziness and wasted emotion and time. Some of my peers have a happy life, but they are tired of all the choices to commit suicide. All kinds of chaos made John confused, but after all, there was no excuse for change. Until one day, his life suddenly entered the countdown, and the death trial in the terminal cancer made John seriously think about the meaning of being alive, and life was about to be lost, and he set his sights on others. He slept and forgot to eat, studied and studied the knowledge of various disciplines, and raced against the gods of time and death, just to complete the "sacred mission" given to him by the god of destiny!
It all starts here, and everything can never be recovered...
6. Texas Chainsaw Killer
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a horror film produced by 20th Century Fox Argentina, directed by Marcus Nice Pell, and starring Jessica Bell, Jonathan Tucker, Erica Lilson, Mike Vogel, Eric Baffer, Andrew Brainiaski, and R. Lee Ermi. The film tells a series of eerie stories about a few young people who go to a music festival and encounter a chainsaw killing spree on the way through a small town.
Audiences of the film may more or less discover the shadow of Toby Huber's original. The film itself is about an ordinary horrible murder case, but given the authenticity of the story's background, this kind of film that has been remade many times can still attract many viewers. Director Marcus Nice Pelle did not surprise the audience very much. However, under the control of executive producer Michael Bay, the plot of the film is still up and down, the editing is coherent, one-stop, and the shooting method is relatively novel, which is worth watching.
7. Screaming
Scream is a 1996 horror thriller film directed by Wes Craven, written by Kevin Williamson and starring Neve Campbell and Cortney Cox. The film tells the story of a high school student in the town of Woodsboro who becomes the target of a mysterious killer. And her girlfriends, boyfriends, and newspaper reporters have also become the targets of this mysterious killer...
8. Cabin in the woods
The film Cabin in the Woods is a suspenseful horror film directed by Drew Gundam, with the participation of Chris Hemsworth, Jesse Williams, Anna Hatcherson, Kristen Cornelly, and Frank Kronetz. The film tells the story of five friends who drive to a log cabin in the deep mountain forest for a vacation, but inexplicably fall into a mysterious trap.
"Cabin in the Woods" is not the kind of movie that scares you, but to challenge your INTELLIGENCE, it's not about playing horror, it's just about having more fun for you.
9. Resident Evil
The Resident Evil film series is based on the capcom game Resident Evil, directed by Paul Anderson and starring Mira Jovovich. The first Resident Evil was released in 2002, with Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004), Resident Evil: Extinction (2007), Resident Evil: God of War Regeneration (2010), Resident Evil: Punishment (2012), and Resident Evil: Final Chapter (2017) as the finale of the series.
10. Ghost Street
A Nightmare on Elm Street is a classic American horror film written and directed by Wes Craven, the first of which was released in the United States on November 9, 1984, successfully creating a bloody game of wits between the protagonist, Freddy, the perverted dream killer, and a group of actors, and seven sequels to become a series of films.
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