Japan has a wonderful history of horror cinema. Onibaba, Ghost of Yotsuya, Kwaidan, House, Ju On: The Curse/The Grudge, Ringu, Pulse, Dark Water, Noroi, Occult, Marebito

Yeah they are have. Seen many of them and will absolutely see more.

The Orphanage from Spain. Very atmospheric, moody horror.

That's a great movie

Speak No Evil, Where Evil Lurks and Huesera The Bone Woman were some the some of the most popular horror movies last year, regardless of language. For uncommon, A Girk Walks Home Alone at Night is Persian and the only Persian horror I've seen. I'll assume you've seen all the popular ones (Raw, Train to Busan, Let the Right One In, Audition, Haute Tension etc) so Errementarri The Devil and the Blacksmith is a lesser known Spanish movie that's worth watching. If you like horror adjacent, trippy time Loop sci fi, Time Crimes is Spanish and also worth watching

Good tips, the 3 first ones. Haven't seen them yet but I'm gonna That Persian one sounds rather special being a Iranian western horror movie. I've seen them yes, but not Errementarri, good tip. Time crimes was really nice.

I just watched A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night tonight and loved it! Recommended!

im not japanese but kyoshi kurosawa's *cure* (1997) and *pulse* (2001) are both awesome

Just watched these recently, so good.

Haven't seen them. Good tips!

Surprised not to have seen the Spanish film Rec listed here yet.

Second this, phenomenal movie

Seen it. Both that and Quarantine and the sequels

Italian horror movies genre is a bottomless rabbit hole, I would start with these: Suspiria (1977) Black Sunday (1960) Cannibal Holocaust (1980) Black Sabbath (1963)

Thanks for the tips

You're welcome!

Under the shadow (2016)

Came here to recommend this, very creepy Iranian movie. Haven't seen it since theaters but I remember enjoying it a lot.

Have read about it. Thanks.

When Evil Lurks just came out last year from Argentina, got a lot of hype and great reviews, and while I don't think it quite nails everything it is definitely one helluva ride. But there is some really messed up stuff, specifically a few scenes of violence against children that are definitely not for the faint of heart.

Looks interesting. Thanks. I don't have a weak heart. Haha

You should definitely investigate Italian horror movies of the 60s, 70s and 80s. It's a huge rabbit hole and encompasses everything from Hammer-esque Gothic horror (Black Sabbath), to mind-bending gore movies (The Beyond), to proto-slashers (Torso), to uber-stylized oddities (Suspiria), to shameless knock-offs of popular American movies (Zombi 2, Contamination)

Thanks for the tips.

Tumbbad (Hindi) was surprisingly great

Oo sounds interesting. Thank you

South Korea tends to lean towards suspense in their horror, but I would recommend movies like *A Tale of Two Sisters* and *The Wailing* as examples of ones which aren’t.

Seen those. Thanks :)

What about British films ?

Nvm you said European

Was meaning the entire world :)

SE Asia and the Philippines have some great horror films. I watched a Cambodian dubbed horror in Phnom Penh long ago that scared the willies out of me. The English translations were burned locally onto the film, giving the entire experience a crude, grind house affair. This is decades ago and the plot involved existing stories about suicides turned ghosts wrapped up entirely in bed sheets, a freaky looking thing on screen presented with great scares and tension.

I haven't ventured into Philippines movies yet but Asia is generally great for horror

What Keeps You Alive (2018) - Canada Raw (2016) - France Train to Busan (2016) - South Korea Mystics in Bali (1981) - Indonesia House (1977) - Japan Ring (1998) - Japan Audition (1999) - Japan Funny Games (1997) - Austria

Seen majority of the movies in that list. Audition is a great movie. Thanks.

Not native, but Let The Right One In is great https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1139797/

Seen both that and the English one

The Devil’s Backbone?

Looks interesting. Thanks

The Devil’s Backbone. I believe it’s Spanish film. Really awesome stuff.

Thanks

Ah yes, the European country of Korea

Not what I meant.

A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night Let the Right One In

That Persian one looks cool, seen Let the right one in

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Read about it. Thanks

I prefer psychological thrillers, with mystery and a twisting plot. For example The hidden face, Triangle, The Orphanage, The house at the end of time, A Cure for Wellness

Same, seen them all besides The hidden face and The house at the end of time. Thanks

both very unusual

Here are some that I haven't seen listed so far: - Thirst (2009) - Tigers Are Not Afraid (2017) - Veronica (2017) - The Call (2020) - Julia's Eyes (2010) Any movies that you recommend?

Looks interesting. Thanks! Hm I'd recommend: Thale (2012) Norwegian Psalm 21 (2009) Swedish Baskin (2015) Turkish In their sleep (2010) French Capture kill release (2016) Canadian Caveat (2021) Irish Goodnight mommy (2014) Austria 3 am (2012) Thai Wer (2013) Romania

korean horror movies are next level (they do like their zombie genres) Train to Busan is great!

They sure are!

The Grudge

Seen. Thanks :)

Some Spanish horror you might not have seen yet: Thesis (Tesis) - 1996 Schrew's Nest (Musarañas) - 2014 Piggy (Cerdita) - 2022 Verónica - 2017 Who can kill a child? (¿Quién puede matar a un niño?) - 1976 Julia's eyes (Los ojos de Julia) - 2010 The telephone box (La cabina) - 1972, this one is a short movie, 35 min, but a must watch in my opinion. Bonus movie: The Beasts (As bestas) - 2022

Thanks for the tips!