Netflix is famous for coming out with different varieties of content every month; although not all are great, some out of them will leave you completely surprised by their screenplay, cinematography and performances.
Among such great content, we have horror movies and the upcoming ones will leave you chilled, thrilled and very, very shocked!
Starring Carla Gugino and Bruce Greenwood and directed by Mike Flanagan, this Stephen King film starts off racy and slowly goes off the rails into an abyss of insanity and delirium. The movie is dark and disturbing in every sense of the term and will leave you utterly uncomfortable by the end.
Set in 1905, the gothic horror film, starring Dan Stevens and Michael Sheen and directed by Gareth Evans, is a dark, gritty and insane look at cults and what happens when you are too deep into their brainwashing. The setting is perfect and the execution of the movie is equally well-done, making it one helluva uncomfortable ride.
Another Mike Flanagan directorial, this slasher flick, starring Kate Siegel, is a descent into madness as the home of a deaf writer is broken into by a stalker, making her escape difficult. As an audience, you are left screaming for her to run, but unfortunately, escape doesn’t always come easily.
Starring Allison Williams and Logan Browning, and directed by Richard Shepard, this psychological horror film is nothing short of insane - cellists, cults and dismemberments are just some of the key points of the movie that will leave viewers feeling uncomfortable and shaken by the end of it.
Starring Thomas Jane, Neal McDonough and Molly Parker and directed by Zak Hilditch, this Stephen King adaptation is a slow descent into madness, much like its protagonist who gets consumed by guilt… and rats.
Director David Bruckner makes use of the misty Scandinavian wilderness holding on to a horrifying secret and a group of friends trying to survive a bad decision. However, the best part of this horror flick is the discussion surrounding guilt and acceptance which plays a major backdrop to the horrifying events.
Starring Madeline Brewer in a techno-thriller flick directed by Daniel Goldhaber, this film is absolutely jaw-dropping from start to end and doesn’t let you breathe for even a second. In spite of its racy backdrop, the movie is more than just that and a strong lead performance just exemplifies that experience.
This psychological thriller, starring Jack Lowden and Martin McCann and directed by Matt Palmer, will keep you at the edge of your seat from the moment tragedy strikes. It’s well-executed and the way it portrays the different moving parts of the thrilling experience will make you come back for more!