8 Horror Films That Don’t Feature Catholicism: Phenomena, X, Us and More

Horror films are extremely fun to watch. However, when the themes become all the same, and the genre is possessed (pun intended) by the same motivations, it is repetitive. To combat that energy, we have decided to compile some of the films in this genre that don’t feature catholicism at all. These films have less to do with the ever-loving natures of the angel and devil and more to do with the scathing indictment of the human experience. So without further ado, here are some of the films that you should check out this weekend.

Horror Films That Don’t Feature Catholicism

Phenomena

Three women go into a situation completely blind without any idea how to solve this paranormal case except for the fact that their leader almost died in pursuit of this. Picking up his pieces and beginning again, they find a destructive spirit in the house ready to cause chaos and hunt for sport. Stream the film now on Netflix.

X

When a group of actors take a road trip to a guest house where they’ll shoot their independent film, things start to get unusual. A woman repeatedly appears, but people have no idea who she is. People die, they lose their way, and some even their minds. This film is a thrilling saga of vanity and displeasure. Stream the film now on Amazon Prime Video.

Pearl

In what seems like a classic noir film, Mia Goth comes back into the X universe to tell another story about an actor who absolutely loses her mind and goes on a killing spree, sending multiple people to their gruesome deaths. In this film, she wants to be the biggest star the world has ever seen, and her Machiavellian spirit is not one that will stop her. Stream the film now on Amazon Prime Video.

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Bodies Bodies Bodies

Following an outrageous rave party with a bunch of teenagers, things suddenly go wrong when their harmless game becomes an all too real possibility. Members of the party die while others are too caught up in their own privilege to notice that people are dying or are hurt in the first place. In this stellar whodunnit, acclaimed actors come on to tell a thrilling story. Stream the film now on Netflix.

Hereditary

When a family loses their matriarch, their lives are already turned upside down. However, things get even weirder when the daughter in the family dies in an accident. Soon, the family starts being haunted by her death and starts seeing signs of her anywhere. The mother is trying to communicate with her from the beyond, and that unleashes some dark stuff on the family. Stream the film on Amazon Prime Video.

Us

A family of four goes on vacation, but the weight of their past lingers, especially as the mother comes to terms with things that had happened to her before. Now that the children can be safe at home, their mother isn’t worried so much. However, a new family in the driveway changes everything they know about their lives right now. The past comes back in waves. Stream the film now on Apple TV+.

Midsommar

A group of friends decide to go to Sweden for this festival that happens once in a number of years. However, when Dani goes to the place, she realises that she has entered a space unlike any other where everyone dresses the same, they all share the same psyche, and they all consume a mysterious liquid that alters their brain activity. Stream the film now on Apple TV+.

SMILE

A therapist has an intense conversation with her patient before she starts smiling severely and dies in her care. Meanwhile, the doctor tries her level best in order to figure out what caused it. Passing by another patient smiling grievously, she realises that their smiles indicate that they feel no pain at the moment or never will. Stream the film now on Amazon Prime Video.

Which horror film are you most excited to see? Let us know in the comments below.

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Nupur Bosmiya
Nupur Bosmiya
Nupur Bosmiya is a voracious consumer of culture. If they are not raving about the social implications of a film or a TV show, they are probably reading something and has forgotten the concepts of time and space. Hoping to pursue Arts Journalism in the future, they hope to make art accessible for all.

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