I watched the top 100 best horror films of the 21st century (List at the Cinema Forum) - final

Master of Fine Arts (2017)

A promising girl + I spit on your graves. It's a pretty primitive movie. Except that the main actress is not bad. Otherwise, that's all we've seen so far.

6.2/10

Cinema of Nightmares (2018)

Another collection of horror stories. Even Mickey Rourke kind of hung in here. Yes, and a couple of legends were invited to direct. But the stories are pretty average.

6.2 /10

The Wasteland of Darkness and Evil (2020)

90 percent of the critics. In fact, of course, it's an incredibly atmospheric movie about a mutton. The sound is great. Otherwise, there are screamers and no more.

6.4/10

The Werewolf (2020)

A diverse horror about a werewolf. Sometimes it's a black comedy. But unfortunately, the film turns into cliches and sometimes delays into mediocrity. I will pay tribute to the director for being able to make the film himself and play the main role. He also called the stars. Ricky Lindhome and Robert Forster are here. Unfortunately, for 2, the film was one of the last.

6.5/10

In the Shadows (2016)

A very versatile horror film that has earned 99 percent of critical acclaim. A drama set against a background of war + horror about evil. From the beginning to the end, it was played and staged superbly. The main actress is beautiful. But, don't expect anything great.

7.3/10

The Returned (2004)

Blissfully dead (2024), but 20 years earlier. The story is the same. Suddenly, many relatives in France returned home. But they behave strangely. Then no one understood the film. But over time it became a cult. And I got a remake: the series The Returned and the series On the Call of Sorrow. They also whetted the interest even more. The film itself is a unique drama about loss and acceptance. Sometimes touching, sometimes impetuous. Especially for the finale. There is a certain vibe.

6.5/10

Santa for Sale (2010)

I watched it for the first time around the year it was released, thanks to Badcomedian. Finnish horror movie about zombie Santa. It's a pretty thrash horror movie with a touch of comedy. But it's a one-time movie.

7.2/10

1922 (2017)

Horror based on King is always interesting. This movie is somewhere in the middle. Psychological horror about a murderous husband. Crime and punishment from King. A very accurate film adaptation. But, the questionable quality of the question makes sense.

6.4/10

The Other (2018)

Irish horror about a fast-paced child. As a horror, the quality is shot. The atmosphere is there. Otherwise, everything is trivial.

6.2/10

Neighboring Sounds (2012)

Another film from Brazil in the piggy bank. Despite being on the list, it's more of a drama about dangerous days in Brazil. Like the City of God. I didn't see any horror at all. The ending is strange.

6.4/10

Invitation (2015)

Dialogue movies should only be directed by geniuses. Especially the horror. The film is about a party that turns into a dangerous dilogy with a sectarian who wants to help. A special and unique film in its genre. The finale speaks volumes.

7.3/10

Somnia (2016)

Pretty fabulous horror from Flanigan. The idea of dangerous dreams is interesting. But apart from the idea, there's nothing special here. It's not a bad thing, though. Visually beautiful.

6.4/10

Bitterness (2009)

Silent jallo is a Belgium-France slasher. A unique art house. But, of course, not for everyone. Therefore, even after an hour and thirty, I did not understand what they gave me.

6.4/10

Glitches (2006)

Psychological horror about the relationship of personalities. The actors are great. But otherwise I didn't have enough horror and I didn't have enough thought from the author.

5.5/10

The Survivor (2017)

Again, a horror movie in the spirit of I spit on your graves. Interestingly filmed. But, it's a one-time one again. The critics went overboard with the praise. 

6.2/10

Devil's Ridge (2001)

A military horror from Guillermo del Toro. For the most part, the emphasis is on the drama of the heavy military burden of children. But k horror sets the atmosphere and the crepiness. 

7.3/10

The Wolf Pit (2005)

An Australian horror movie about locals who went crazy. Their Texas chainsaw massacre is sensitive. The current is weaker. But it's an adrenaline movie. Deservedly received a sequel and a TV series. We are waiting for the 4th part of the series.

6.3/10

Every Day is Trouble (2001)

A Canibal horror or a melodrama about the clothes of others. A very bloody body horror with a simple thought. Unfortunately, it's a little boring in places.

6.3/10

Pulse (2001)

There is still a relevant Japanese horror about spirits on the Internet. The idea of technology dependence is particularly interesting. The ending is epic. That's why it's a unique film.

7.0/10

It was the final. Sorry for writing too briefly. https://t.me/Kinohardcore my tg channel.