I watched the top 100 best horror films of the 21st century (A list on the Cinema Forum) - part 7

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019)

On the one hand, the film set the trend for such a movie. Whole horror films in the form of mini collections of horror stories. Many even came out well. This movie is not perfect. For example, some stories could have been much better, but the monsters themselves (not all) They don't scare you much. But a movie is fine for the evening.

6.8/10

Happy New Death Day (2019)

For some reason, the sequel is here. Although the original is better. The second part repeats everything for the most part. But try to beat everything in the spirit of Back to the Future 2. Even time travel is now fully functional here. The rest is just as funny and mysterious. 

6.8/10

The Invisible Man (2021)

Probably the best version of the invisible. In the original, there was a story where the hero went crazy, but he had love. Now he's a stalker who stalks the main character for himself. Of course, I would change the main actress (purely because of her appearance), but otherwise it's a pretty creepy story from Lee Wanell. With a twist in the finale. Although it's superfluous for me too.

7.8/10

The Little Red Dress (2018)

At first, almost the whole movie is one story with a woman who bought a dress and it was just right for her. The current then realizes that it is cursed. Make the director one whole movie. I would have understood. But other stories are more weak. Although it's clear what this is all leading to. The movie has a good atmosphere, but it's just a one-time movie.

6.5/10

Berberian Recording Studio (2011)

A unique horror in the spirit of the film Censor. Where, although it's horror, the emphasis is on something else. This is a drama about a man who works in a recording studio and suffers and gets annoyed by many things around him every day. It's simple and clear what it's about. How difficult this job is and what you have to do. Toby Jones played well, it's not every day you see him in the title role.

6.5/10

Solstice (2019)

Many people often take the film away for anything. Although for me personally, this is a great receiver for a Wicker Man. When they scare you during the day, turning it into a two-hour farce where it's not clear what's going to happen next. Although the ending is easy to predict. It's a very psychedelic movie.

7.7/10

Monsters Exist (2016)

Mother and daughter are stuck on the road in a monster running around. Nothing special. The final did not go in. Such a monster. It was fun to watch, though.

5.8/10

The House that Jack Built (2018)

Trier's latest film at the moment. Very often, he was banned for a very, very strong emphasis on something more. Although we have a wonderful Matt Dillon here who kills people. The history of maniac philosophy. It's always an interesting topic. Therefore, there are those who praise the movie. Just like me and me.

7.8/10

Sinister (2012)

According to scientists, the scariest movie in history. Who never got his franchise. Even though there was a sequel. The film tells about a writer who solves the mystery of the creature. Interesting and creaky inserts in the spirit of cassettes that you shouldn't have found. An interesting plot and some tough screamer moments. It's all great. But it's a cliche movie scenario. And the ending doesn't give you anything.

7.0/10

Suicide Club (2001)

Suicide Club is another movie Siona Sono. Man loves variety. But this film focuses on detective horror, where the most difficult topic for Japan is touched. Pretty brutal deaths here, by the way

7.0/10

Remove from Friends: The Darknet (2018)

Part 1 was successful in collecting. The sequel left the concept, but instead of a ghost on Skype, there is now a forbidden Internet and dangerous people on the other side. The script and the message are just as good. Even though the actors are already worse and the ending is typical.

6.5/10

Pontypool (2008)

A chamber zombie horror about people in a studio who witnessed the apocalypse without even seeing it. It's interesting, and the tension is getting higher by the end. It's a pity that there's nothing else in the movie.

7.2/10

28 days later (2002)

28 weeks later (2007)

The iconic and upcoming zombie trilogy. The unique style and the beginning of the first picture where Murphy's character walks through deserted streets and finds only zombies. The finale brings us back to the cliche. Bad people and all that. But the finale leaves hope for the future. 
I like the sequel better in some places. There's a bigger scale and scarier moments. The main characters go through the hell of everything, and it's a good fit for the sequel.

7.8 and 7.3/10

The Demon (2015)

What if Gorko's movie became a horror movie? Also about the exorcism of the devil. Despite the idea, I personally did not understand everything that the author wanted. Although everything was shot interestingly. Everything else is high-quality in the film.

6.5/10

Depraved (2019)

Almost a reinterpretation of Frankenstein in a new way. Only everything is modern, and at the beginning there is a psychedelic from the director. But after the scenario, the film turns into a complete picture. But something is missing for the power.

6.2/10