COME TO DADDY (2020)
A hipster answers a letter from the father who abandoned him and finds a beach house, a stranger, and a genre change every twenty minutes.▶ Watch free on Tubi
THE INVITATION (2015)
Ignorance certainly isn’t bliss when a man attends a dinner party at his ex’s (and her new lover’s) house. Something is off, or so he believes. Karyn Kusama dials the tension up, up, and away. 32. YOU’RE NEXT (2011) Sharni Vinson’s Erin is among the most badass final girls of the decade in this bloody home invasion thriller made for people who would enjoy Home Alone with more actual murder.▶ Watch free on Tubi
STARRY EYES (2014)
Low-budge indie horror tracks the disintegration of a wanna-be Hollywood starlet, complete with a Kafka-esque transformation that’ll have even the hardest of horror fans squirming.▶ Watch free on Tubi · Read the full review
WE ARE WHAT WE ARE (2013)
A remake of the Mexican horror movie of the same name, this cannibal family psycho-drama invests in relationships that pay increasing dividends, as unlikely country folk take to the subsequent murder and consumption of their neighbors, all which leads up to an absolutely fireworks ending.▶ Watch free on Tubi · Read the full review
CLIMAX (2019)
A band of French dancers start going crazy and killing each other when someone spikes the punch with acid in this hallucinogenic, kaleidoscopic whirlwind of sound and fury.▶ Watch free on Tubi · Read the full review
CHEAP THRILLS (2013)
An antagonistic satire on American capitalism sees two lowly no-ones completing increasingly harmful dares at the behest of a rich benefactor. A sometimes mean-spirited and definitely pissed off black comedy that’ll kick you in the teeth.▶ Watch free on Tubi
BLOODY HELL (2020)
A bank robbery hero flees his own fame to Finland and gets carved up by a family feeding something in their basement. Follows proudly in the grand tradition of Australian horror, irreverent about the genre while adding a worthwhile entry to it.▶ Watch free on Tubi · Read the full review
GAIA (2021)
A ranger stumbles onto two survivalists in a South African forest worshipping a fungal god that grows through people. A triple feast for the eyes that’s also super horned up, with Carel Nel giving off major Klaus Kinski energy. Even the trees are vaginal.▶ Watch free on Tubi · Read the full review
COHERENCE (2013)
Stretching a heady sci-fi concept to razor-wire tautness, this eerie mindfuck also turned a nothing budget into a hazy intellectual exercise in minimalism and paranoia. Trust no-one, stay inside.▶ Watch free on Tubi
HUSH (2016)
The “She’s deaf” equivalent of A Quiet Place and Don’t Breathe, this unsettling invasion thriller (also from Flanagan) boils down the essential ingredients of a horror movie and delivers them in ideally measured fashion.▶ Watch free on Tubi · Read the full review
JAKOB’S WIFE (2021)
A minister’s wife of thirty years gets bitten, and vampirism is the best thing that ever happened to her marriage. Goretastic and laugh out loud hilarious, a ’90s throwback openly in love with Nosferatu.▶ Watch free on Tubi · Read the full review
TERRIFIER 2 (2022)
Art returns for a final girl with a sword and a two-and-a-half hour runtime. One kill horrifying enough to justify the passing-out-and-vomiting headlines.▶ Watch free on Tubi
TUCKER AND DALE VS. EVIL (2010)
Hillbilly horror-comedy follows two misunderstood softies trying to relax for the weekend but come up against pretentious college tools who assume the worst. Bloody mishaps ensue.▶ Watch free on Tubi
HERETIC (2024)
Hugh Grant’s villain era is ripping.▶ Watch free on Tubi
WEREWOLVES WITHIN (2021)
A forest ranger and a mail carrier lock a Vermont town’s worth of feuding neighbors in one inn while something outside eats the generators. Clue with lycanthropy.▶ Watch free on Tubi · Read the full review
IN FABRIC (2019)
A haunted red dress goes on a killing streak during the holiday sales season in Peter Strickland’s bizarrely captivating haunter which calls back to giallo classics. LIST CONTINUES ON THE NEXT PAGE (3/4)
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By: Matt Oakes
Started blogging about film in college when the university paper wouldn’t have him. Dislikes your consensus film Twitter favorites. Devotee of horror movies that make him die a little inside. Catches films at festivals when he can. Proud SFCS and OFCS member and Tomatometer-approved critic. Editor-in-chief of Silver Screen Riot.
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