There are a plethora of great horror films that have made their debut over the last few centuries and we could easily list fifty great horror films you should definitely see. The object of this editorial is to put focus on 10 great horror films that have come out in the last ten years that are worthy of seeing. All of these are available for rent, most of them are on Netflix on demand and certainly your local video store and or amazon will have them for sale.
In absolutely no particular order here are 10 Great New Horror Films Everyone Should See.
#1 Let Me In / Let The Right One In: Its a bit odd listing both I admit but for me they both are quite good with their own merits. The orginal is vicious, intense and a truly fantastic take on the vampire genre with a strong mix of human interest and pre teen love. The remake by Matt Reeves is pretty close to a scene by scene remake but also offers enough new aspects to make it a worthy remake and a film that can stand on its own.
#2 The Descent: Neil Marshall is a genius. I love all of his films from Dog Soldiers to Doomsday. If you love horror and have not seen all of Neil Marshall’s films then I think we may have to confiscate your membership card to the ‘All Things Scary Club’. That also means you cannot use our secret handshake anymore J In all seriousness The Descent much like Doomsday gives us once again a strong female lead who with a group of friends descends into a dark cave system to discover a hybrid lifeform that is vicious, gruesome and even worst of all hungry. The sequel The Descent Part 2 is also a fantastic film and frankly if you loved the first one you will love the sequel just as much.
#3 [REC]: I did not get to checkout REC until just a few weeks ago when it finally arrived on Netflix on Demand in Canada. I saw Quarantine which starred Jennifer Carpenter which I enjoyed but true to form the original is ten times better. The film follows a Spanish news crew who are shooting a show and tagging along with a local fire team who respond to a simple call and suddenly find themselves under quarantine in a small apartment building as an outbreak runs head long through the building. REC is a fantastic film and a testament to Spanish filmmaking.
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