10 Hollywood Movies That Are Spine-chilling

1. The Witch (2016)

The new horror film from the debut director Robert Eggers is a pure slice of horror. The film features the story of a small family torn apart from their Puritan community in the 1600’s America because of their religious beliefs. The family heads into woods, after which they lose their infant and walks a strange line between faith and supernatural weirdness. The movie is perfectly laced with realism and black magic.

2. The Babadook Click to look into! >> Read More... (2014)

The best horror movie of 2014, The Babadook revolves around a widow, Amelia and her six-year-old son, Samuel. A monster dominates Samuel’s dreams, and the former is hell bent on killing the mother and son. Eventually, Amelia gets to know the genuineness of her son’s hallucinations. The Babadook is a well-crafted and an insightful product by Jennifer Kent Jennifer Kent was born in Australia. She completed >> Read More... . The movie relies on psychological terror.

3. It Follows Click to look into! >> Read More... (2014)

This horror gem is by David Robert Mitchell David Robert Mitchell is an American film director >> Read More... . The phobias of teens are well executed in this film. A happy-go-lucky girl, Jay, has to go through the ire of a curse after sharing the bed with Hugh, her boyfriend. Jay is haunted by nightmarish visions and an inescapable qualm that something is following her all around.

4. Goodnight Mommy Click to look into! >> Read More... (2015)

The movie takes place in an isolated Austrian home, where twin boys lead a supernatural life until their mother returns from the hospital after a surgery. The boys begin to suspect strangeness in their mother whose head wreathed in bandages. The film is not just about horror but is also the testament of the child-parent relationship. The movie caused discomfort in the minds of viewers, which marks the brilliance of the film.

5. A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night Click to look into! >> Read More... (2014)

A film sensual and unusual opens up veins of horror. Residents of Iranian city encounter a young vampire who wanders at night and preys on men who disdain women. The movie was shot in a black and white widescreen that recalled a lot but expressed only a little. The film had limited release but was critically acclaimed and got a universal praise.

6. Under the Skin (2013)

The film is based on Michel Faber’s 14-year-old novel of the same name, in which an alien called Isserley, dressed as a striking woman, preys on hitchhikers in the Scottish Highlands. The film is bold, beautiful and does fill the audience’s mind in a compelling manner.

7. The Conjuring Click to look into! >> Read More... (2013)

It is a movie that will spook out the daylight out of you. The movie is a tribute to the classic Amityville Horror style of film-making and is devoid of sex. The film features how ghost hunters Ed and Lorrain Warren who tries to save the Perron family after strange occurrences in their new house. Cinematography, special effects, and makeup are remarkable.le.

8. Oculus Click to look into! >> Read More... (2013)

Directed by Mike Flanagan, the movie builds up on the strained relationship between the siblings. A sister tries to vindicate her sibling, who was claimed to be a killer, by proving that the crime was committed by a mystic phenomenon.

9. Sinister Click to look into! >> Read More... (2012)

Directed by Scott Derrickson Scott Derrickson is an American screenwriter, dire >> Read More... , Sinister is a 2012 American supernatural movie that narrates the fatal experience of a real crime writer Ellison Oswald and his family after they move into a murdered family’s home. Sinister is not the cup of tea for children. The film is exceptionally engaging, disturbing and perfectly paced horror piece.

10. The Woman In Black Click to look into! >> Read More... (2012)

A film which won’t make you snore. A young lawyer journeys to a village where he finds out that the ruthless ghost of a dead woman is murdering local children.