Possum
A disgraced puppeteer returns to his childhood home carrying a bag he cannot get rid of.
486 entries, from the 1931 Universal cycle to last year. Curated, not exhaustive: a short shelf of things worth knowing about beats a long one nobody can navigate.
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A disgraced puppeteer returns to his childhood home carrying a bag he cannot get rid of.
A team building a Halloween haunted attraction in a real abandoned hotel, and the footage is all that is left.
Children orphaned by the Mexican drug war, three wishes, and the dead following them through the streets.
Deserters in the English Civil War eat mushrooms and dig for treasure while reality dissolves. Shot in black and white in twelve days.
An Indonesian folk horror about a woman who returns to a village that has been waiting for her.
Two friends in a cabin while something rewrites the story around them. Benson and Moorhead's first film.
A Mexico City family loses its father and has to work out who now does the hunting.
A grieving mother and an occultist doing a months-long ritual properly. The tedium is deliberate.
A love story that happens to involve an immortal woman whose body is not stable. Benson and Moorhead again.
A caravan holiday across the English Midlands turns into a killing spree, and it is a very bleak comedy about class and resentment.
Practical effects made on Kickstarter money, doing an unembarrassed Carpenter impression.
A web-streaming crew live-broadcast from a real abandoned Korean hospital for the views.
A Perth couple abduct a teenage girl, and the film is about the fracture between the two of them.
Swerves three times and mostly earns them. Best watched knowing nothing at all.
Argentinian, and it front-loads three of the best scares of the decade in the first twenty minutes.
A Mexican film in which a creature from a crashed meteorite provides pleasure and death in equal measure.
A Seoul bank worker visits the island she grew up on. Everybody there has been failing one woman for years.
A camgirl finds an identical copy of herself has taken over her account and locked her out.
A meek British sound engineer comes apart while dubbing an Italian horror film he can hear but never see.
Starts as a kitchen-sink drama about money, ends somewhere else entirely. The turn is brutal.
A teenager suspects the woman next door is a witch wearing the neighbours' skins. A word-of-mouth streaming hit.
A Danish coming-of-age werewolf film, and the transformation is puberty in a fishing village that already knows.
A Guatemalan dictator on trial for genocide is haunted in his own home. The weeping woman as historical reckoning.
Ti West's other 1970s-feeling film, about two clerks working the last weekend of a haunted hotel.
Shot on 35mm to look exactly like 1969, written and designed by one person, and very funny.
The real Santa Claus is a horned thing frozen in a Finnish mountain, and a drilling company has found it.
A palliative nurse decides she has been called. Morfydd Clark is terrifying and the last shot is a gut punch.
Oz Perkins' debut. Glacial, wintry, and the timeline is doing something you will only spot late.
Sit through the rough first 37 minutes. That instruction is the whole review and it is worth obeying.
A radio DJ and a switchboard operator in 1950s New Mexico chase a signal across one night. Shot for almost nothing.
An Indian folk horror about greed, a hidden god, and a womb in the earth, spanning three generations.
A haunted red dress moves from customer to customer through a nightmarish department store.
Two brothers return to the UFO death cult they escaped, and time is looping in the hills.
A Madrid teenager holds a séance during a solar eclipse and brings something home. Loosely based on a real police file.
Tehran during the War of the Cities, a djinn, and a mother the state has already stripped of options.
An Iranian vampire western shot in California, in Farsi, in black and white. Nothing else looks like it.