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bbc.co.ukHelp Me Out with My Horror Journey
So Horror is traditionally a genre I've never engaged with. A few films when I was very young kind of put me off and I've more or less actively avoided/ Recently though I was persuaded to watch a few films and was actually blown away with how good they were. I realised I've been missing out on some of the best cinema has to offer.
Anyway the above is the lsit of Horror form last 15 years I've watched ranked from best to worst. I've avoided adding any horror comedy/action as its always been an exception (things like Sinners , Cold Storage, Abigail, They Will Kill You etc) I've always watched.
I've scanned though Letterbox and got a bit overwhelmed. There is so much horror from last 15 years its hard to know where to go. Can some of the Horror connoisseurs on the sub help me out with some recs based on this list, really looking to experience some of the best Horror thats I've missed over the years and hoping some of the genres true fans can give some solid steers!