2020 - 2024 Horror Movies

lol I mean I hope you would think they were good, but yeah, feel free to post any you would recommend.

I've never heard of Emesis Blue before and the fact it's listed as the #1 I'm very interested in checking it out. There's some others on there I have on my watchlist already. Thanks for the list.

Appendage, Little Bone Lodge, Birth/Rebirth are on my watchlist. I'll definitely look into the others. Infinity Pool I won't watch cause I haven't seen the other films in the franchise yet.

The Sadness was last year for me, but it was great. The Dark and the Wicked was my #1 horror flix for 2020. Both of these I highly recommend.

The dark and the wicked is an underrated gem.

I honestly should have watched The Wicker Man by now, but I haven't yet. I'm going to put it on this years watch list for sure.

Blackening is on my watchlist.

The list in the OP is sort of how I've ranked them so far, although I probably need to move a few around. I really liked Cabin in the Woods, I know a lot of people didn't.

Talk To Me had a massive amount of hype so I honestly was expecting more from it. It was pretty good though all things considered.

I've never heard of Home For Rent so I just watched the trailer, it looks interesting. I might check it out.

Skinamarink, Suitable Flesh, Beau is Afraid are on my watchlist. Children of the Corn is also.. but I've heard it was horrible so I probably won't be watching it anytime soon.

Watcher, Fresh and The Menu are on my watchlist, but I won't get around to them till later this year. Renfield I'm definitely interested in watching, not sure if it will be in the next 8 movies I watch though.

I haven't heard much about There's Someone in the Barn. It's a Wonderful Knife I got mixed opinions on, some thought it sucked, but some thought it was a fun movie.

I haven't heard of The Sacrifice Game or Snow Falls before. All Fun and Games, The Elevator Game, Natty Knocks, Till Death Do Us Part, A Creature Is Stirring, Totally Killer, The Jester, Five Nights At Freddys, Dear David are on my watchlist.

I heard Black Demon was horrible by a lot of people. I haven't seen Meg 2, but not really interested in it tbh. The trailer for Wintertide and Slotherhouse didn't look good, so I probably won't be watching those. Wrath of Becky I'm on the fence with.

+1 Tucker & dale, if u like that type of movies, have u watched "Psycho goreman (2020)" and "The babysitter (2017)"?

The 70s and 80s had some of the best horror movies. Some of my favorites..

The Exorcist, Poltergeist, The Thing, Prince of Darkness, The Howling, Alien, Aliens, The Evil Dead, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Return of the Living Dead, Nightmare on Elm Street 1 and 3, The Amityville Horror, Phantasm, American Werewolf in London, The Beast Must Die, Night of the Creeps, Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, Something Wicked This Way Comes, Creepshow, Christine, Needful Things, Sleepwalkers, Salem's Lot, Misery, Twilight Zone The Movie, Day Of The Dead, Night of the Demons, The Lost Boys, Fright Night, Lifeforce, House, 976-Evil, Critters, Halloween 3, City of the Living Dead

Oh yeah, this was a surprise hit for a lot of people.

lol That scene.. holy shit.

I didn't all of the Insidious movies to watch Red Door, but I should be knocking them out sometime this year.

It's already on my watchlist. I'm definitely going to be watching, whether it's in the next 8 films or not, I'm not sure yet.

But the one I mentioned above, can be an okay watch if u watch it fast forwarding occasionally. I watched it like that and found it to be an interesting watch bcz they had a good plot, but the movie itself wasn't well made.

That's sounds horrible. If that's the case why would you recommend it?

Yeah that's fine, I don't mind people making any suggestions with horror from any year in the thread. Night Swim looks interesting and is on my watch list for 2024 Horror. Glad to hear you liked it, hopefully I will as well.

I just watched the trailer for Abigail a few minutes ago. It looks pretty good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PsP8MFH8p0

I watched both of these and enjoyed them.

From a lot of comments on social media it's like you either love Ari Aster's work or ya don't. I watched awhile ago but I was really tired when I did, so I need to rewatch it. I liked Midsommar and Beau Is Afraid is on my watchlist.

As it stands atm Evil Dead Rise is my #1 Horror Flix of 2023. If you end up watching it tell me what you thought of it.

It's in on the list in the OP. I predicted the twist in the first 5 minutes or so. I liked it, but vs the other 2023 movies it didn't stack up well. I do think it's worth a watch though.

That one is on my watch list. I've only watched the first one so far.