The horror renaissance has continued well into the 2020s, and films like Nosferatu, The Substance, and Talk to Me are the best horror films of the decade.
Table of Contents Horror movies have experienced a renaissance in the 21st century, particularly during the 2010s, and this trend has continued halfway into the 2020s. Many new and original movies have scared up plenty of fans worldwide, even while theaters struggled during the pandemic. The genre’s continued achievements, both critically and commercially, have shown that the movie industry has the potential to create smart, scary, and successful films.
Related 6. X Veteran horror director Ti West and A24 delivered an incredible love letter to slasher films with this hit horror movie. While X pays homage to classic slasher movies like Psycho and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, it distinguishes itself in the genre by deconstructing and defying established tropes.
The story also adds new themes as it explores how people have lost hope with both vicious aliens and desperate humans fighting for survival. Even after the events of A Quiet Place, the franchise is as scary and suspenseful as ever, ensuring audiences will hold their breath throughout this sequel. 3. Talk to Me This Australian horror film put a unique spin on the possession subgenre by showing a group of teenagers using a cursed, embalmed hand to get likes and highs off of ghosts taking over their bodies. It’s a creative and haunting tale about the dangers of addiction in the modern age, as well as trauma and depression, and its message grabs viewers by the throat with its shocking and gruesome depictions of possession.
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