For horror fans, two new good ones in the genre:
Weapons - Great premise and constant eerie feeling.
Together - Body horror movie with some gnarly jump scares.
What have you seen lately and what would you recommend?
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Havenāt seen Together yet, but loved Weapons! Excited for Zach Creggerās adaption of Resident Evil in the future, too.
A few Iād recommend:
- Frankenstein (Guillermo del Toroās) - Not straight horror, but Iām a fan of del Toroās work and this was great. Fairly long, though!
- Bring Her Back - A particular scene in this REALLY got me. From the dudeās who made āTalk to Meā.
- IT: Welcome to Derry (Not a movie, but TV series!) - Iām just a fan of IT (Loved the book). If you liked the movies, this is a fun series so far.
Ones Iām keeping an eye on:
- Keeper
- Predator Badlands
Always looking for recs myself! Thanks for kicking this off.
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Watched the 1st epidode of IT and holy crapā¦. That first scene/intro in the carā¦ I wont spoil. Iām not entirely sure all teh child actors are up to snuff. I can feel some of the rigidness of a less than stellar cast. But oh boy does the atmosphere completely make up for it.
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Iām a big fan of Event Horizon - Sci-fi Hellraiser
Also Long Legs wasnāt bad either Cage def made that movie!
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First 2 Episodes of PLURIBUS are really great, and it being made by Vince Gilligan (known for Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul) gives me confidence to say that the whole show will be worth watching!
Kind of a weird scifi-catastrophe-show. Very intriguing!
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I would recommend two of emā¦one is called freaks..itās less horror more thriller.
..and ā¦8 legged freaks..the opposite of freaksā¦itās got spiders 
And finally for those who crave having their mind twisted like a wet spongeā¦ Tusk.
The story of a podcaster who experienced a truly life changing event.
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Good Boy (2025), indie, horror, such a good boy!
The Wailing (2016)
His House (2020)
When Evil Lurks (2023)
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The Wailing is amazing!
Good Boy is on my list.
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@Crator I donāt watch movies much, so I canāt really comment on those titles personally. I mostly spend my free time playing football video games, which is kind of my way of getting into a story or action without sitting through a film. I enjoy the strategy, the team management, and the competitive matchesāit gives me a similar adrenaline rush that horror movies might give others with scares and tension. That said, I can appreciate why horror fans love films like Weapons or Together, with their eerie atmosphere and jump scares. For me, though, I usually stick to virtual games where I can control the action instead of watching it unfold. Itās interesting to hear what others are watching, though, because maybe one day Iāll give one a tryābut for now, itās all about football games for me!