I watched the top 100 best horror films of the 21st century (List at the Cinema Forum) - part 6

The Inner Empire (2006)

The final Lynch movie that I haven't watched. And probably his weakest. Something at the level of his drive, but simpler. Manual shooting in the spirit of maktumentary, strange sound and psychological horror for the stars. It's all nice to watch. But, I personally missed it. Except that I'm glad that there are 40 minutes of Rabbits here, I watched them separately. Cute.

7.2/10

Halloween 2 (2009)

The sequel to the semi-sequel of Rob Zombie's film from him. The film has become more somber. The slasher became tougher and there was also a bit of an attempt at originality. This is definitely a plus. I didn't like the movie so much before. But my cons are still the same. A camera with a rag that infuriates and a sharp ending. There are enough disadvantages to make it unnecessary for viewing. Why is there no 1 part of it in the list?

4.7/10

Let Me In (2008)

Definitely, the film has one of the best scripts in history. Although I don't like the remake any more, the original came up with everything. The main character is a child from a difficult family who is bullied at school. Suddenly, a strange girl moves in next to him, who is actually a vampire. The story speaks for itself. 2 are not like everyone else and the outcasts find each other. And the vampire image is really scary here. Interestingly, if you think about the details, you can shake the story in a different way, which is what the series did.

7.8/10

Away (2017)

I remember at one time the movie made a lot of noise and so another horror master appeared - Jordan Peele. Surprisingly, the film also won the Oscar for Best screenplay. And for good reason. The story here is unpredictable. Sometimes it looks comical, sometimes it's too serious, sometimes it's creepy. But despite the agenda, many people believe that this is the way to do it, so as not to infuriate but to please. The ending here is epic.

8.0/10

Strangers (2007)

One of the few films that, despite criticism, gained cult status at the time, as well as a sequel and remake that will become a trilogy. And it's funny. After all, the original is quite serious from the pitch. It's all based on the story of Manson's intrusion into the lives of Polanski and his wife. In the story, too, the girl is experiencing an invasion by certain individuals whose goals are unclear. The only thing that didn't work out for me was the ending. He's typical.

6.2/10

Mandy (2017)

To put it briefly, this is an action movie with a horror atmosphere about revenge. Cage gives out maximum madness. And the visual of the film is one of the best. Maybe you can get bored. But, for me personally, it's a very original film.

7.3/10

Ninth session (2001)

Brad Anderson has been in Hollywood for a long time. But he opened the way for himself. At first it seems like it's a horror movie about ghosts in a hospital. In fact, it's a psychological horror. It's quite original, but it's not a cliche for everyone.

6.4/10

Guest (2013)

One of the best roles in horror movies. Dan Stevens just steals all the scenes. And Wingard made an interesting film.  For most of the movie, you realize that the character is weird and will do something. That's why it's a big intrigue when and what. And in the end, the genre changes and makes an action movie out of it. A very interesting movie experience. With the same ending.

7.2/10

Oculus (2013)

Mike Flanagan makes interesting horror films. Under any other director, there would have been a scoundrel. But there are sapiens and smart heroes (as well as a villain). All this with the creepy vibe of a mysterious mirror that changes people. Definitely watch this.

6.5/10

XX (2017)

XX is a collection of stories shot by women. It's interesting in places. But it's served kind of sluggishly. There's even an interesting Rosemary spin-off here. But some of the stories seem to be from another movie. And some people don't have enough creepiness. But it's an interesting movie overall.

5.0/10

The Wolf Hunt (2020)

Wolf hunting is an interesting experience with 2 stars. Devon Sava behaves strangely, goes to look for a dangerous wolf. But part 2 of the movie does a bunch of micro-rotations. It's one of those movies that's worth watching and not knowing anything about. I am especially glad for Sava and for finding this interesting project.

6.5/10

The Neon Demon (2016)

Refn and his weird, neon and scary horror about show business. The main character ends up in a modeling agency where she is lucky enough to become the face of it all. But many people are behaving strangely. Part of this movie will have to be Googled, because you won't understand many of the signs. But the story itself is simple and understandable to anyone. A very underrated film.

7.0/10