💀 The BEST and WORST Horror Sub-Genres | Tier List 

This was so fun! Loved hearing your thoughts across all the subgenres and I feel pretty similar about a lot of these, except I’m a sucker for all monster movies. I’d love to see a tier list about scariest scenes in horror.

For gothic horror movies I would also add: The Others (2001) The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) The Innocents (1961) The Devil’s Backbone (2001)

cosmic horror is also an amazing sub genre but apparently it is hard to make, only few movies stand out

An Asylum horror I would recommend is Session 9 (2001) because it is super atmospheric and takes place in huge abandoned asylum. There are some truly creepy , panic inducing moments in this film. I would consider this one a hidden gem. A cannibal horror film I thought was pretty intense was Ravenous (1999) starring Guy Pearce, Robert Carlyle, and David Arquette. It's set in the 19th century American frontier and is about a remote military outpost that encounters a vicious and cunning stranger who turns out to be a cannibal. The ensuing fight for survival is brutal as the killer stalks and kills the men in the surrounding wilderness.

My OCD is upset you didn’t have 2 more sub genres. If I can offer one you don’t have listed, Animal Horror. Ghost and the Darkness, Burning Bright, Cujo, Backcountry, Piranha, Open Water, Arachnophobia, Crawl, the Grey. I wouldn’t classify these as creature movies. Nature is a far more frightening foe than Godzilla. Probably a lesser sub genre I’d have on my list would be Western Horror....Bone Tomahawk, Burrowers, Ravenous. All that said, love your take on all of this, and now I’m off to watch House at the End of Time, thanks for the rec.

I definitely need that 'top 25 psychological horror movies' list to drop asap. Thank you for another awesome video Marianna

can't wait to watch it and see your opinion on horror sub genres! i love your videos, keep up the awesome work! hugs from portugal :D

You know Marianna I'm old enough to never have imagined seeing a gleaming bright Ukrainian girl wearing a Texas Chain Saw Massacre T-Shirt featuring Leatherface.

Here are my descriptions for each of these sub-genres. Slasher: A masked mute person kills a group of dumb people one by one until they are defeated by the survivor. Found Footage: The protagonist captures footage of spooks with various different types of videos. Crime: A detective tries to catch a killer before they kill more people. Home Invasion: A masked mute person breaks into someone's house and tries to kill the owners. Survival: The victim tries to make it through a perilous situation. Body Horror: Someone gets extremely screwed up by transformation. Torture and Gore: Someone gets put through a huge amount of visceral pain. Psychological: Someone gets put through a mental ordeal. Asylum: A mental hospital is involved in the plot in some form. Cannibal: Someone eats someone else. Revenge: The protagonist goes on a murderous rampage to avenge something they went through. Comedy: There is some sort of humor to lighten up the spooks. Haunted House: A family has to deal with ghosts that have disrupted their move into a new home. Gothic: The mood of the story is very dramatic and elegant. Supernatural: Someone is haunted by things that can't be explained by science. Folk and Mythology: Someone is menaced by cultural monsters. Outbreak and Zombies: The world is affected by a deadly virus. Vampires: There is a monster that looks like a human that charms people into giving up their blood. Werewolves: A person turns into a monstrous wolf. Creature Feature: A giant monster is involved in the plot. Sci-Fi: There is some sort of otherworldly or futuristic presence in the plot. Possession: Someone loses control of their body to something. Superpowers: The protagonist has unnatural abilities.

Loved this tier list! Thanks for all the recommendations, I added several to my LB watchlist!

Loved your video. I saw one other person mention it, but my favorite is Cosmic (or Lovecraftian, or Eldritch) Horror. Such as Color out of Space, In the Mouth of Madness, The Void or a new (and unfortunately mis marketed) The Empty Man. It would be interesting to know if you just felt they were slotted into other types.

Sorry for the double comment, but this one is for AFTER I've watched! I love this topic! Just seeing what this video was about earlier filled me with excitement, because one thing the Horror genre has in spades is sub-genres!! This video at 34:18 long still cannot cover them all - but these were excellent category breakdowns. For most of them, I found myself picking the same tiers you went with. I feel like most people will fall that way, because what fills "Over It" is going to be the over saturation of the sub-genre. "Outbreak & Zombies" is a perfect example as there's just too many. I feel if I were to make a Tier list with this category, I might either rename a tier or make a new tier called "Take a Step Back" for sub-genres that need to go away for a bit, so that they can come back in a big bad way later. One sub-genre that I would've split out from another, like you did "Asylum" from "Psychological" is I would've separated "Cult" from "Folk & Mythology". For the purposes of time and how similar in theme they are, I see why those were combined, but I do feel "Cult" is a more specific flavor and there can be "Cult Horror" that isn't "Folk Horror". Like "Rosemary's Baby" I would label a Cult Horror, but not a Folk Horror. Another sub-genre I would want to separate (just so I could put it in “Dying For More”) is “American Gothic". I feel "Gothic" and "American Gothic" have very unique flavors so separating them would make sense. "Gothic" I think more lush, foliage growing around intricately designed architecture. "American Gothic" is desolate and rural, run down - on a dried up farmland or a decaying bayou. Not the best examples, but "Gothic" I'd liken to "Flowers in the Attic" and "American Gothic" to several of the "Texas Chainsaw" films - particularly the opening halves. The sub-genre I was surprised wasn't on this list was "Historical/Period Horror". Films like The VVitch are instead grouped into other categories, but I feel this would warrant a classification of its own. A sub-genre however that I would add only to stick it into "Over It" is "Family Horror". I have noticed more horror films coming out where the fear of family is the central scare factor. Be it a family falling apart or the greatest threat is a family member, this is a sub-genre that just rarely seems to connect with me. This is highly subjective and I know that one reason for my lack of connection to these films is because I don't really have that element in my life. Or rather, my family is a very strong positive force in my life that it is hard for me to feel the horror when everything is unraveling. There definitely is no shortage of sub-genres in horror, so again I think this video was great picking which ones you did. This could very well have been a two hour video. I also thank you for some movies I should move up on my queue list to watch sooner rather than later! ^_^

Great video! Love hearing your thoughts on these sub genres and I agree with a lot of what you said. About home invasion btw, would you consider David Fincher’s Panic Room a part of that sub genre? It’s obviously home invasion but I’m not sure I’d classify it as a horror movie. Pretty solid thriller though imo

Gotta love a 30+ minute video from Marianna!

Ooh! Have you ever considered doing a video where you compare horror franchises' first films to their latest entries? I feel like it'd be cool to look at what tropes/aspects they really leaned into with the later films, and what iconic parts aren't even in the originals (ex: Jason and the hockey mask in Friday the 13th, since neither of them were in the first). Did they change for better or worse? Are they even recognizable as sequels/remakes to the first?

Omg!!! I don’t normally comment on videos but when you mention psychological horrors and the trope “ it was all in my head” I bout blew it lmao because man do I hate that soooooo much had me avoiding that subgenre for a while good callout 🤣

One of the first videos I saw from your channel was the Final Girls Tier List! It's so much fun

I just wanna say I absolutely love your channel and you inspire me to make my own videos. I've only uploaded 2 but I can't wait to make more and thank you for inspiring me!

Just watched Spookyastronauts do a video about best and worst movies *of* different horror genres, so a little different. I love supernatural horror in general…and the gothic subgenre in particular. You named some great ones.

I am so happy you watched As Above, So Below again and liked it!! It's honestly ridiculously underappreciated

Great video and there were several films I hadn't seen on this list like 'Upgrade'. I have four films for you that you may enjoy--they are all older except one. I make a point of searching constantly for strange underrated stuff--idk-haha. Starting with the newest: 'November' 2017(folk/fairy Tale Horror), 'Spider' 1991(Psychological sexual awaking horror), 'The Strange case of DrJekyll and Miss Osbourne' 1981, 'Symptoms' 1974--kind of slasher and psychological moody--love this one.

No Giallo (Italian) genre mentioned, check out Argento's Suspiria & Inferno or Phenomena. Pretty good invasion films: Panic Room, When A Stranger Calls and Wait Until Dark.

Great video! My clear number one is space horror. Doesn't matter if it's good or bad, I will most likely enjoy it. Event Horizon (my favourite), four Alien movies, Pandorum, Life, Pitch Black, Supernova, Ghosts of Mars or even such a garbage film like Jason X (aka Friday the 13th in space) - I like them all. As for the tier list suggestions, I would love to see your rating of all episodes of the Masters of Horror series (something similar to your Black Mirror tier list). However, I'm afraid it will be too niche for RU-vid.

I really enjoyed this video, but how can you talk about comedy horror and not mention Shaun of the Dead? No mentions of An American Werewolf in London or The Howling? I get that a lot of werewolf flicks can have cheesy ‘man in suit’ vibes but these two are considered some of the best werewolf flicks ever made with top notch special effects! Also no mention of Peter Jackson’s Dead Alive which could either fit in the comedy or zombie sub genre. On a final note, there is a subgenre that you failed to mention completely, that being the giallo. It’s understandable why you didn’t include that subgenre as it basically died out decades ago, but it’s still worth a mention! Thanks again for the vid!

A new tier list! Also will you bring back Weekly Blend?

Nice video here. I don't think about favorite or least favorite genres/subgenres much since I'm trying to remove my biases as I get older. I believe it's what will make me a better critic. That said, I think you hit best and worst very well here. Even with some disagreements, it's great listening to someone who's clearly passionate about what they're talking about.

Am new on your RU-vid channel and your videos are amazing

Great video Marianna!

Great idea and great video

I love your channel!

Thank you! This video was fantastic! I have lots to add to my watchlist!

Hi from Brazil. I loved so much this video. You mentioned a lot of movies that I realy love.

taking notes of some movies I haven't watched, nice tier list!

Fascinating tier list! "Anthology" could have been another category. I tend to agree with your top tier, but I actually love every sub-genre of horror except for "Torture & Gore". I basically tolerate the "Torture/Porn" subgenre, but exceptions are Terrifier, Inside, Hellraiser & The Reanimator, which I thoroughly enjoy. I never considered "Martyrs" to be torture/porn, but more psychological home-invasion/revenge horror. I'd definitely love to see more "Superpowers" horror; so many missed opportunities (like with "The New Mutants")! However, I loved "Doctor Sleep", it's one of my all-time favorite movies!

Fantastic video , love the style of presentation too . Hard to disagree with your choices . Crimson Peak , The Woman In Black and The Others are some of my favourites . I think you might like Marrowbone and The Cursed ( Hammer style gothic werewolf movie ) . Subscribed and off to check out your other videos .

Here's a question you might not expect-- your audio sounds great. What is your mic/compressor/post setup?

Awesome video. Watched it from start to end.

Its been a while since seeing Chronicle. I remember it being good but don't recall much of a horror element to it. Great list review video! 💯😁 Sci fi horror is at the top of my list. The first and 2nd Alien movies are some of my all time favorite movies of any genre. Also love Gothic horror, psychological horror and folk/ mythology horror.

I enjoyed your Horror sub-genre tier list and my favourite genre is Comedy Horror. When I was a child back in the 60's I remember the very first horror movie I watched was House of Wax (1953) with Vincent Price and with my favourite actor back in the '80s, Charles Bronson (his first). A few Aussie ones that I can think of that I really enjoyed are Wolf Creek, The Babadook, 100 Bloody Acres, Little Monsters, Dead Calm, The Snowtown Murders and Relic. I remember sneaking into the theatres to see The Exorcist (1973) (you had to be over 18 and it scared the shit out of me) and the famous Jaws (1975) which stopped me from going into the water. What about Evil Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Night of the Living Dead, Friday the 13th, Halloween, An American Werewolf in London, The Shining, Black Sheep, Hostel and any horror movies that were done by Alfred Hitchock. Who could ever forget, I Spit on Your Grave, Basket Case, Bloodsucking Freaks, Brain Damage and finally, The Toxic Avenger. LOL

For home invasion I recommend The People Under the Stairs by Wes Craven. It's pretty unique (and weird) but you should definitely check it out.

Glad you mentioned Woman in Black. That’s a Hammer film and deserves to be more popular than it is. I think part of the issue with Haunted House/Gothic Horror (which Woman in Black is both) is that people don’t watch them alone. At night. Where every normal house noise becomes a part of the thrill. I love being scared and that movie did it.

What about a tier list of horror books or horror movie tropes? :o

Wow! Absolutely incredible video Marianna. Really loved this one. Horror is my favourite genre, and there’s so many great sub-genre’s. I think Vampires, psychological, and zombies are my favourites. Fright night is a class movie. I loved watching it as a kid, but haven’t seen it since, so I definitely need to rewatch that. The original Dawn of the Dead is my favourite movie of all time. I adore that movie so much. Awesome stuff Marianna.👍😃❤️

I think a tier list for biopics would be interesting!

Awesome! And now we finished the video! Loooooooved it. My own personal favs: Psychological Crime (every crime horror I’ve seen is wonderful, including and especially Se7en and Cure….and Silence of the Lambs….and Memories of Murder….and everything else lol) Folk & Mythology (the gems = the best) Gothic (the real gems are amazing) Sci-Fi Horror (am including The Thing here)

Loved your presentation!! Superpower horror is pretty much owned by Stephen King and the dozens of movie and TV spinoffs from his (seemingly limitless) books. Unfortunately, most of the movies have not been very good: The Shining, The Dead Zone, The Stand, Pet Sematary, Firestarter, etc. Incidentally, under Psychological Horror you didn't mention the magnum opus: Psycho. In the supernatural category, what about Rosemary's Baby?

I agree! The evil superhero premise isn’t done enough in horror! There’s one film that has stayed with me for a long long time - Thelma. It’s a Norwegian film that is worth your time if you haven’t seen it. Leaves you with a lot to think about. Please let me know what you think! Loved this video btw 💛

12:11 saving this because I'm pretty sure it will be veeery useful to explain my feelings about a movie that I think is going to be release in september xD And I'm not super into horror because it causes me a lot of stress to the point of feeling physically unwell 😅 BUT I reaaally enjoy the "psychological" sub-genre. Also my favs are Hereditary/Midsommar, The Witch/The Lighthouse, The Others and Get Out/Us 😊

The strangers is probably my fav home invasion horror movie. I remember seeing it in the theater when it came out. The scene that always gets me I when Liv Tyler is in the kitchen and the male killer is just standing behind her in the the background but you may not even know he's there if you aren't looking for him. It was just a chilling moment to realize that all the stuff the 3 killers do after that was all just to terrorize the couple because they already were able to get in and out of the house since the beginning. Just thinking about being in that situation is a horror in itself for me personally lol. I sometimes have an irrational fear of opening my blinds and there being someone just looking in staring at me at 3am in the morning lol.

This should be fun. I'll have to make some popcorn for this one 🍿. Maybe do a Book Tier List of books being worthy, average, or don't waste your time. Just a suggestion. 👍🏾

For the ultimate home invasion film, I can't reccomend the French film "Inside" from 2007 more. Martyrs came a year after this and those two movies really opened my eyes to French Horror.

omg PLEASE do the top 25 psychological horror!!

So, if you love Superpowers Horror, you really should see the Finnish/Norwegian film THE INNOCENTS. My number 1 film from last year! 😍 Loved the video, found myself talkig back to you in agreement and disagreement haha... very entertaining. Thank you.

rec is the only movie that truly terrified me as an adult.

Late in the game on this video, but oh well. I'm wondering in what category you would put 'The Blob' from 1988? Is it a creature feature or sci fi? If you haven't already: Red, White and Blue (from 2010, not the one from 2023) is in my opinion an underrated revenge horror movie. Also not the biggest werewolf fan, but recently watched Dog Soldiers and was really entertained! Razorback is also a great watch, the cinematography knocks it out of the park. Should be as big as Jaws if you ask me. There are some giallo gems. In my opinion, old and gritty will be the better

Beyond putting body horror higher, my tastes are pretty much the same. I'd definitely recommend the first season of The Terror. Psychological, survival, with a touch of folk and mythology. Extremely underrated.

My tier list would look pretty similar, especially the highest tier (I would just have haunted house and Gothic lower). One question though, would you consider Shutter Island an Asylum horror movie? Yes, right?

Final destination was a good re watch Also, Dark Skies and Daybreaker. Maybe some Amityville horror too.

Have you seen Funny Games , for.home invasion ? The original or the remake ?! Loved the remake !!

This is one of my favorite channel that talks about films.. love from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

We’d like to see more of these types of videos! 😁

7:32 for home invasion recommendations, I'd highly recommend Michael Haneke's "Funny Games". It's really good and worth a watch. The 90's original, not the early 2000's remake. It's very off putting because the home invaders are not scary people on the outside. They look like well-off people, the last people you'd expect to pull off a home invasion. It's really intense and very well made, and I'd highly recommend it to you!

Is “Gerald's Game” considered “Survival Horror” and what did you think of it? For “Supernatural horror” what did you think of “Empty man?” also thanks for the new recommendations!

It Follows is such a banger with a weird storyline with a haunting and beautiful soundtrack. There's really no other movies like this that I've seen.

20:44 Yes, I enjoyed 'The Woman In Black' for its excellent dark, brooding atmosphere and any horror movies that take place during an historical era (like the Victorian era) really resonate with me.

Extremely cool video. I'd have to divide slasher films into two subcategories because supernatural slashers are some of my favorite movies but I find myself bored or depressed very often by non-supernatural slasher films because they're too much like the kind of thing you can see just by watching the news. In general, I prefer fantasy and sci-fi and supernatural to horror that is more realistic. You might be the first person I've ever encountered who doesn't think that the practical effects in An American Werewolf in London and The Howling are amazing and still hold up very well today. We can agree that Ginger Snaps is awesome though. This discussion has gotten me interested in horror movies featuring superpowers and from what I've heard Freaks (2018) might be really good but I have yet to watch it. The current season of Stranger Things seems to be all about this sub-genre, of course. My Horror Sub-Genres Tier List: Dying for More -- Supernatural (including slashers), Possession, Haunted House, Folk & Mythology, Vampires, Werewolves Worth Another Stab -- Sci-Fi, Comedy, Body Horror, Psychological, Gothic, Creature Feature, Superpowers Better Get Creative -- Outbreak & Zombies, Crime (Thriller/Horror), Slasher (non-supernatural) Over It -- Revenge, Survival, Found Footage, Asylum, Cannibal An Actual Nightmare -- Home Invasion, Torture & Gore

I still like both comedy horror and creature feature movies, but especially with the former you‘re right that it‘s very hard to find good movies. One that falls into both categories and is a favorite of mine is Lake Placid. I was so happy when I discovered it back in the day and I haven‘t found a single person that I‘ve watched it with who didn‘t like it.

First! Woo hoo, never happened before. And even better, a 35-minute discussion from my favorite film reviewer about one of my favorite topics: Horror! 🍿🥤🤓 🇺🇦💕

THANK YOU on the Sunshine recognition, one of my favourite sci-fi films and it doesn't get enough attention.

Can you do a ranking of your favs Spanish language thriller/horror movies? 🙏 I discovered them during the lockdown and am now OBsessed! they are SOOO f’n good! 🍿🔥❤️

Love the video 😁 If you want an interesting home invasion movie,.maybe check out the french movie "ILS" from 2006.

Not a big fan of horror but the crime and Folk & mythology and supernatural are my favorite, you mentioned my best movies in each sub genre especially The Willing one of my all time favorite 🙃, thanks for the great video 👌

Some other home invasion movies I can think of off the top of my head are Don't Breathe, Black Christmas, When a Stranger Calls, Breaking In, The Collector, and No Good Deed if you count that as horror.

Hi Marianna - I'm pretty sure you would be on board with this. Thrillers - Let The Right One In & And A Quiet Place. Sorry, I just realized you mentioned them. But I can't help mentioning them again. Please forgive me. But they are the best of the best. PS - if you haven't read the book Let The Right One In, it's a must read.

Fresh was so good! Never saw that genre explored in such a weird yet watchable way! Also, that lead actress Daisy Edgar-Jones is a rising star for sure! Her performance in Normal People blew me away!

The Last Shift is an excellent Asylum film. Session 9 is also worth a mention.

Did you wached The Cursed (by Sean Ellis)? It's in the same veins has Robert Eggers and Ari Aster movies.

You mentioned comedy horror without talking about Shaun of the Dead or the Cornetto trilogy films :O

When it comes to Found Footage horror, it really depends on the venue you watch it. I feel it works best when you actually find some creepy film on the weird part of RU-vid. But for theater releases, I really was freaked out by "Amber Alert" and "Megan is Missing." +1 for Folk/Mythology, especially when it carries the trope of a cult or organization in which the villains are so powerful and overreaching, you can't run or hide from them. It's really scary when the character's family members are in on it. Really good ones I found were "Resolution" and "The Endless." Analog Horror is a new subgenre, and I think "Skinamarink" was the only one to make it to the big screen so far. Sure, the movie was WAY too long for its content, lots of people hated it, but this genre takes childhood imagery and totally corrupts it. My suspicion is it will just become a fad and seem dated. But I don't know, SO much can be done with it. Sci-Fi horror is a mixed bag for me. If it is too techno/military, I just don't feel the fear because the characters have training and equipment to better deal with the situation, even if bullets won't hurt the bad guy, I suspect the crew will find a way. "Alien" were a bunch of alcoholic space truckers with lousy flamethrowers, and that amplified a terrible situation, while I viewed "Aliens" to be more of an Action/Adventure film. I find horror is done best when the protagonist is an average person. It's even scarier when the protagonist is a BELOW average person. I really get a sense that the main character might not make it.

Pontypool is one I never hear others talk about either. Also, there is a radio drama version of it that is fantastic!

Home invasion has some masterpieces like funny games and last house on the left.

There is a Japanese version of Cube that is very recent and is worth checking out!

Inside (2007) is a pretty wild home invasion film, though I guess it also lands into extreme horror and body horror.

26:30 - Have you really not watched An American Werewolf in London (that's actually from that thumbnail)? The human to wolf transformation is probably one of the most unsettling things that I've seen on film.

Love that you mentioned Pontypool.

Which website did you use to create the tiers?

I'm gonna love this

There's actually a 2021 remake of The Cube that I watched on Prime just the other day. It's more of a Japanese remake and I was honestly very underwhelmed being a big fan of the original. It's basically the same exact movie but with Japanese actors.

My least fav is supernatural reveal towards the end. My fav is supposed perfect family has a dark secret.

Recommendations (no idea if you have already seen them) 1. Cannibal Horror: ‘We are What We Are’ 2. Comedy Horror: ‘Shaun of the Dead’ 3. Home Invasion Horror: ‘You’re Next’ 4. Folk and Mythology: ‘The Ritual’ 5. Vampire Horror: ‘30 Days of Night’ 6. Creature Feature: ‘Crawl’

The scariest horror films are the B&W Japanese films for the domestic market that I saw in Japan during the 60s. I've been looking for them without luck. It doesn't help that I don't remember the titles, but the music and the visuals chill you like no Hollywood horror film. " Onibaba" is similar but doesn't even come close.

What would.you consider Rosemary's Baby ?! And also do you like it.? One of my favs! along with the exorcist!

Wow, what a great video, I hadn't thought about it, but it seems there's more horror subgenres, than I could name 'regular' genres! Also agree with about 90% of it, especially about 'torture porn' movies - they seem to be made for mentally sick people, that should be on community watch lists, like rapists! I do like comedy horror though, and action/home invasion films, like You're Next and original Purge.

I am with you on most of your tier-rankings. My favorite horror subgenre is psychological, and the subgenre I loathe is torture porn. I dislike all the same subgenres as you, and I loved your favorites, too, except maybe superpowered, which is more of a "worth a watch" for me. But yes to gothic horror, crime horror, folk horror, sci-fi horror and revenge horror. This was such a fun video. Thank you for this!

If you really want superhero horror I suggest you watch season 3 of "The Boys" particularly the character they got right where Brightburn got wrong. That character's really scaring the fuck outta me this season.

Funny Games is a great home invasion movie! I'm not a fan of the sub-genre, but this one (and Us, obviously), wow!

If you love Lake Mungo then you'd probably love another movie in the After Dark horror movie sets that's called The Gravedancers with Dominic Purcell and Clare Kramer and to me a good comedy horror movie is the lesser known Feast with Henry Rollins, Eric Dane, Krista Allen, and Balthazar Getty

Sci-Fi/Horror will always be my favorite subgenre just because of the Alien series, Invasion of the Body Snatchers films, Mimic, The Relic etc. Slashers are my second favourites and I also adore Creature Feature films but I view this subgenre as something wider - not just giant monsters. Any animal attack films are interesting to me

If you're looking for a solid little Gothic Horror, Mario Bava's "Kill, Baby....Kill!" (Awful name, I know), is one of my favorites. It released in 1966 and inspired a LOT of other movies (if you ever wondered why every ghost child has a red ball, here ya go), though it's been all but forgotten over the years (mostly because it's been very hard to find).

I have two recommendations: November (fantasy , horror ) , Black mountain side (horror , mystery).