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DeluzioNFX 06-24-2010 08:41 PM

foreign horror films
 
Hey all

In the past couple of months i've been checking out some foreign horror films, and to be honest a very large portion of them i've seen have become my favs.
I have been watching particularly french, swedish, norweigan and spanish horror films. Would be great if you could name a few others that you may have seen that you enjoyed or thought were worth a watch. I've yet to check out alot of the japanese flicks i've been seeing around. I'll name a few that i could recall or currently have, and maybe there's a few here some of you haven't seen, and maybe you could name a few i haven't seen :). I'll update the thread if i see anything new worth watching. Not all these films are great, but they are definately worth the watch


Villmark (Dark Woods)
Rovdyr (Manhunt)
Naboer (Next Door)
Fritt Vilt (Cold Prey)
El Orphanato (Orphanage)
Rec
Martyrs
Frontier(s)
Ils (Them)
A L'interieur (Inside)
Frágiles
Haute tension ( High tension )
Let the right one in
Dead snow
Drowning Ghost
Frostbiten
Midsommer
Don't Look Back
Audition
Imprint

TheWickerFan 06-25-2010 01:22 AM

Wow, where to begin?

I'm not sure if you're looking for movies made within the past decade, but Dario Argento's films are truly remarkable. My favorites:

Suspiria
Deep Red
Tenebre
Phenomena

Tons of great horror movies have come out of Japan, South Korea, and Thailand:

Ringu
Ju On The Grudge
Uzumaki
Whispering Corridors
Dark Water

A few others:

Mute Witness
Santa Sangre
The Devil's Backbone

Okay, I'll stop now. There are just too many to name.

itsneverover 06-25-2010 03:37 AM

Ichi the Killer
Gozu
The Host
Guinea Pig Series is very interesting (6+) movies
A Tale Of Two Sisters
The Horde
Irréversible
High Tension a.k.a. Haute tension
Brotherhood of the Wolf a.k.a. Le pacte des loups
Cold Prey a.k.a. Fritt Vilt
Nekromantik

God there are SO many

TheWickerFan 06-25-2010 05:09 AM

Asian

Phone
The Eye
Battle Royale
The Booth
Shutter
R Point

Others

Salo The 120 Days Of Sodom (Italy)
Inferno (Italy - another Argento)
Picnic At Hanging Rock (Australia)
The Wicker Man (original UK)
Les Diaboliques (original France)
The Vanishing (original Netherlands)

Ferox13 06-25-2010 06:37 AM

I only watch Foreign horror film - I think I'll prolly seen 3 non-foreign in the last 15 years.

DeluzioNFX 06-25-2010 01:41 PM

Thanks for the list, a couple i haven't seen there. I've seen a lot of the older known films like Suspiria etc. Looking for more in the past decade or so

scouse mac 06-26-2010 02:03 AM

Cold Prey 2: Resurrection is an excellent follow up to the first. If you haven't seen it, make amends immediately.

Cronos
Oldboy
Downfall (not horror but one of the finest films you will see)

Elvis_Christ 06-26-2010 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ferox13 (Post 865162)
I only watch Foreign horror film - I think I'll prolly seen 3 non-foreign in the last 15 years.

I don't think I've seen an Irish horror film. Surely I would've at some point.

Ferox13 06-27-2010 01:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elvis_Christ (Post 865378)
I don't think I've seen an Irish horror film. Surely I would've at some point.

Off the top of my head:

Dead Meat (2004) - pretty solid if unoriginal Zombie film.

Isolation (2005) - Mad cow disease film

Boy Eats Girl (2005) - Average Zombie film.

Shrooms (2007) - Pretty decent hallunionary slasher

Rawhead Rex was filmed in Ireland. SO was Dementia 13 (well bits)and there is an Italian Giallo (Iguana with a tongue of fire) shot in Dublin.

TheWickerFan 06-27-2010 01:41 AM

Black Sheep (2006) (New Zealand)
Wolf Creek (2005) (Australia)
Eden Lake (2008) (UK)
The Descent (2005) (UK)


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