I think Late Night With The Devil, though it did feel more like a thriller. Loved it.

Companion & The Substance (really good). Have my eye on a few Flying lotus films for next, especially Ash 2025 when it comes out.

the episode "playtest" of the third black mirror season.

godlike.

20 minutes of joy, 20 minutes of horror and 20 minutes of psycho terror

Smile 2. Yes I would recommend, it’s better than Smile 1. Has elements of Suspiria (the remake) and The Thing (1982) but is also its own thing entirely.

The tRump presidency.

Would NOT recommend.

My Bloody Valentine. Small Canadian slasher that was all but banned on release. My local indie theatre (the Rio!) Played it, with the director rocking a QA after.

For a 70s slasher, it's got surprisingly good gore effects and whatnot. And some of the moat exaggerated Canadian accents I've heard. Solid B movie fun!

I went to the theatre to see Longlegs. Was pretty disappointed.

I’m not really into horror movies but the last one I saw was the Babadook. It was fun except for the ending.

Drag Me To Hell. It was ok. Good if you don't care that much. I enjoyed cracking jokes to my partner: "I think she might die!"

The Evil Dead trilogy. Well, the first three movies, since the second one isn't technically a sequel.

I do a Halloween rewatch every year.

And yes, I can heartily recommend it. They're classics for a reason

Hostile Dimensions. A cool idea that's obviously inspired by The Dark Tower series, but the acting was so fucking bad that i can't really recommend it.