Need some horror movie recommendations (1 Viewer)

[Haris Ellahi]

Could someone recommend me some fairly new horror movies?

 

[Will_B]

Cloverfield, and Severance.

 

[JulianK]

The Orphanage
All The Boys Love Mandy Lane

 

[Richard--W]

THE OTHERS (2001) with Nicole Kidman is a reasonably recententry in the haunted house genre. Relies on mood, atmosphere, twists and turns in the plot, and the power of suggestion. The story unfolds like a chamber play and I like the film for its austerity.

For more graphic shocks, there'll be plenty of other suggestions here, I'm sure.

 

[TravisR]

I've enjoyed all the movies suggested so far but my favorite horror movie in recent years is The Devil's Rejects. However, be warned that is a very violent movie.

Another movie that I really dug was Cabin Fever. I know Hostel has its fans but I thought Eli Roth's first movie was his best effort so far.

 

[Brett_M]

I second The Orphanage
The Descent
The Ruins
Session 9 (not very recent but definitely worth a look)

 

[Justin_S]

The Signal
All the Boys Love Mandy Lane
[Rec]
Teeth
Black Water

 

[MielR]

Yes, I was going to suggest The Others as well. It's one of the spookiest films I've seen in a very long time.

 

[SD_Brian]

If you're looking for something creepy and have a strong stomach, check out "Inside." It's a French movie recently released under the Dimension Extreme label. It's the most effective horror movie I've seen in a long time but be warned: 1) It's extremely graphic and nasty and 2) There is a censored version out there that is a full 8 minutes shorter--be sure to get the unrated cut.

Also highly recommended: "Funny Games" (either the German original or the American remake--they're essentially identical but I have a slight preference for the original, probably just because it's the one I saw first). It's a movie you'll either love or loathe. There is no middle ground on this one.

And I'll second "The Devil's Rejects."

 

[to_the_9]

I would also recommend "Inside," and on the subject of Dimension Extreme, the DVD label will soon release Dario Argento's final piece of the Three Mothers Trilogy, "La Terza Madre" (a.k.a. The Mother of Tears) this coming September. However, one of the most affecting horror films of recent years would have to be "The Descent"; throughout the entire picture, I couldn't believe it was made so recently. It definitely has the feel of a classic horror feature!

 

[Sumnernor]

I would certainly recommend Kubrick's "The Shining" with Jack Nicholson

 

[JulianK]

The OP asked for "fairly recent" movies.