52 Of The Best Horror Movies You've (probably) Never Seen 

There’s certainly some of my favourites on there.

Oh my gosh, the original The Vanishing at #1! Along with that, Threads, Kwaidan, and Night of the Hunter are some of my favorite films in general. Brilliant list ♥️ Great channel.

Nice! Some great movies there. I miss ¨Audition¨ from Miike 1999 do. Thanks for the video. Greetings from Chile!

How timely of you Renegade! Thanks for the rec’s!

Woah ! I've seen most of them ! This is definitely my type of horror movies. Great gems.

You missed Possum. I love that movie.

'Kill List' definitely takes an unexpected turn, reminded me a little of ' from dusk till dawn'. Neil Maskell is one of my favourite British actors, he's outstanding in 'Utopia '2013, which i highly recommend.

One of the scariest and most disturbing films I have ever seen is a 2006 French movie called 'Ils', also known as 'Them' which is the translation of the title. This film stayed with me for a very long time and I have never rewatched it because I am too scared to! You should give it a look! (she said with an evil laugh....)

Seeing Legion at #2 was a pleasant surprise 😁

The most legit list of its kind ive ever seen

Great List! Would've added Borderlands but I'm biased

Pretty broad definition of horror it seems, but a really good list regardless. One of the ones that really made me say "Horror? Really?" was Night of the Hunter. As I considered it for a second though, I can appreciate it being considered horror. It certainly has many of the base elements of a horror film.

Thank you for including Autopsy of Jane Doe. I believe it's a highly underappreciated horror film.

KILL LIST is so good

i would put The Sinners of Hell there too. a haunting movie with gorgeous visuals

Nice

Neon Demon is such a cool movie.

Number 1 definitely the American version Jeff Bridges terrifying in there

dont forget Lake Mungo

I have 16 of these on DVD.

I’ve seen only 8 of these but a lot of them are on my list

Not included but should be: Thirst (2009) I saw the devil Black Christmas (1974) Shutter (2004) REC The orphanage (2007) Satans slaves (2017) and it’s sequel is decent Superdeep (2020) The Night House (2020) The Shrine (2010)

#1 is on point... the chills it delivers after all these years!

I want a horror that follows a killer, but in the end we find out the killer was the good guy and he was killing future killer

great list, though I will admit i have a recency bias and cant' watch movies made before the 2000s lol...

The TV movie of "Helter Skelter" scared the S out of me when I was a kid.

How about ( the lovely bones)?

IVe seen them all.

Can you make one with international horror movies like thai korean etc

which ending of 1408 is your favorite?

What? Irreversible is not included. I’d say that would be easily a top 3 slot. Maybe he has never seen it. One of the most horrifying murder scenes and to put the cherry on the cake the rape scene is distressing and realistic as hell. Nobody would really know the horror of rape until they see this. Apparently a lot of people walked out on the movie because it was too much. The head coming in contact with a fire extinguisher got me totally flummoxed as to how the director pulled it off because of how realistic it looks. At first they used a dummy but it was not good so instead incorporated CGI instead and you can’t see it it is that good. Not for the faint of heart. The story is told backwards like in memento starring Monica Belluchi.

I'd respectfully disagree with freaks and man who laughs being on the list, there are horrific moments that happen in it but they arent for their core tone horror movies.

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