TOP 10 FOREIGN HORROR MOVIES

[@PossessedbyHorror]

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[@jayceericohermoso9712]

Watch The Call 2020, it is a Korean horror film, It's so good. It's on Netflix.

[@uv2242]

Watch tumbbad the best horror movie of India 👍👍

[@JasonSeanSareno1795]

I recommend you to watch-- High Tension "

[@amandaparsons6650]

A Tale of Two Sisters is probably my favorite foreign horror movie. Messed me up soooo much the first time I watched it!

[@kd8663]

Yes. Scary and an effective tragedy, just how I like my ghost stories.

[@pgallbladder]

Yes! So glad someone finally mentioned it.

[@liz-qu9pk]

Yes!! Masterful horror and one of my favorite ghost stories.

[@connyslayer4661]

A Tale of two sisters is one of the greatest psychological horror movies ever made and one of the greatest Korean horror movies in general. It was messed up but in a very smart and well written way. It was a mix of horror, tragedy and psychological elements.

[@connyslayer4661]

@@kd8663 agreed, i love my ghost stories to have great meaning, be effective with great ideas, psychological and atmospheric.

[@celestialsaph6402]

For me, Spanish horror has been my kick recently, obviously REC is incredible, and then recently I watched "Kidnapped" which is a home invasion done with extensive long takes, and I enjoyed that one a lot as well!

[@thedoctorissogroovy]

More of a thriller than horror but the Argentinian film “Perdida” is fantastic if you want more Spanish movies 😊

[@nonchellent]

Ooh! You might like The Skin I Live In-More psychological horror for sure, but damn it is unnerving af.

[@edcano2293]

Penumbra is really good Spanish horror.

[@herestia_photography]

Alejando Amenábar has some reaaaaally nice 90s 00s horror movies like Abre los Ojos or Tesis (or The Others, with Nicole Kidman! Yes, is his). I also enjoyed Fragile (cursed children hospital somewhere in britain). And if you like older movies, you got "Who Can Kill a Child?", I think is from the 70s. It's about a british couple, that go to Spain on vacation and take a boat to a small town on an island, not far. But in this island there is no adult, just children. They behaviour is really strange... Ô_o

[@electricbop]

I really like the movie “Veronica”

[@theCrownofSympathy]

The Orphanage, Eyes Without a Face, A Tale of Two Sisters, Ju-On, and The Wailing are some of my personal favorites.

[@limetreess]

Such a good list! I don’t see the Wailing mentioned enough, it’s 10/10 to me.

[@Simicrop]

The Wailing blew me away, one of my favourites of the past decade!

[@danielsweet858]

I thought it odd visiting Walmart's DVD section & purchasing Dimension Extreme's releases of INSIDE & MARTYRS then having to show my ID to prove my age! After watching them I understood why.😱 Both are brilliant movies & I saw that MARTYRS actually had a point. The ending is relentlessly paced. Never bothered with the American remakes.

[@MelieneGardner]

Yes! These are all awesome. I was coming to the comments to mention A Tale of Two Sisters (it's a personal favorite).

[@robk.6591]

Ju-On: The Grudge was my favorite foreign horror movie... until I saw Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum. It answers the question of, "Why are the characters always filming?". Well, they're recording a livestream. That separates it from The Blair Witch Project for me. Also Grabbers, Dead Alive, and My Bloody Valentine (1981).

[@MASAHIRO-X-]

Wait so your favorite film is… the third Ju-On film? that’s right it’s the third in the series

[@thehitherto5348]

Battle Royale - my favorite movie for 20 years, and one of my biggest obsessions. There was a time I knew the name of all 40+ characters, their relationships, their designated weapons, their movements around the island, their ultimate fates, etc. It was also my introduction to Asian cinema and popular culture.

[@sur_eal]

OMG I LOVE BR AND IM OBSESSED WITH IT AS WELL! I actually made a discord server for it

[@abaliagoob]

Touch some grass buddy

[@sur_eal]

@@abaliagoob ?

[@kitpandikit]

dude I picked the book for review in high school and i'm so stoked with the story! I haven't watched the movie tho but the story... damn! It also tackled different interesting themes

[@theredoctopus3196]

All hail the girl Takako Chigusa. Rip to her when she survived being shot In battle Royale only to turn crazy, become part of the yakuza and then to be cheaply stabbed by the bride 😖😭😭😭

[@parksoo-kim6908]

I'm so happy you gave Chakushin Ari "One missed call" some love. The director Takashi Miike has directed some great movies and I feel like One missed call is his best mainstream take on the early 2000's J horror genre. The main actress Shibasaki Kou is a very famous singer in Japan and sang the closing song which was also a big hit. The male lead is also very famous in Japan and starred in a very popular drama with the lead actress from The Ring.

[@thehitherto5348]

Kou was the main reason I watched One missed call back in the day. I became a fan of her after her stint as the female antagonist in Battle Royale. I later saw her in 47 Ronin, which is a movie I'm certain she regrets, heh!

[@sur_eal]

I love kou! She was so good as Mitsuko in battle royale

[@BeckywiseTheDancingClown]

My 5 favourite: Train to Busan, Gonjiam Haunted Asylum, Let The Right One In, Veronica and Ju-On

[@MASAHIRO-X-]

Ju-On: The Grudge 2 (2003) will forever be my favorite Japanese horror film I love Ju-On: The Curse (2000) & Ju-On: The Beginning Of The End (2014)

[@CAMILLAAAx]

I watched Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum this weekend and it was the first one in a long time that actually scared me!! I loved it.

[@emperorpaws8447]

same, horror movies either are enjoying to watch or are grotesque, a genuine movie that scared me was gonjiam, two scenes in particular, the girl with black eyes possessed murmuring, and the mentally disabled guy spirit inside that room.

[@sdqsdq6274]

@@emperorpaws8447 hmm this movie didnt catch me in anything ,cant remember it , need to go watch it again

[@Kimnicpat]

Check out “A Tale of Two Sisters” and “Kairo (Pulse)”. Also, it’s more of thriller than outright horror, but the original “Oldboy” is essential viewing.

[@gregthornsbury5643]

The French movie Titane is so brutal, shocking, and original. Totally wild, yet really really touching 😢

[@nicolecahoone5918]

omg yesssss to all of that....very unique!!

[@nonchellent]

The first hour of that movie had my boyfriend and I so pale and sweaty! It is so, so good, and we immediately watched it for a second time after we finished it. Just so much to unpack.

[@megamapple01]

Absolutely loved Titane

[@pikagirlintraining5492]

That movie was such a Wild trip 😭

[@mnaflawless]

Do you really think that was a horror movie? Don't get me wrong, I really liked Titane but I felt it was more like some kind of black comedy

[@aaronshouting588]

Was not expecting Inside (2007). That’s my favourite from the French Extremity class! Also I’d say my favourite foreign horrors in general are Audition (1999), The Wailing (2016) and Hausu (1977)

[@Horrorzeit]

Great selection :)

[@pyrettablaze4325]

Inside was fantastic. I really like the French extremity era.

[@ericwebster28]

Good list! Some suggestions for part 2: Train to Busan Troll Hunter Let The Right One In Sleep Tight Timecrimes I Saw The Devil Dead Snow

[@SammySam191]

I've seen "I saw the devil" recently for the first time and... WOW, that was A LOT. Great one, but damn, I don't think I'm gonna rewatch it ever lol

[@SammySam191]

Aaand Train to Busan is such an amazing classic ❤ I have the sequel on my "to watch" list, hopefully will be able to watch it soon!

[@strangerthanfigtion7047]

I do agree that French horror tends to be more about shock and body horror than psychological, not sure what they did to the French but they need therapy 👁👄👁

[@Saturdaynightdrive-in]

South Korean, "I saw the Devil" best foreign horror/slasher film I've seen!!

[@toddhill7483]

This movie caught me off guard. So good.

[@monicapressley6086]

Ooh good one.

[@Devilsfan_1]

Good list. I would add, Them, Eden Lake, Haute Tension, The Vanishing, Hole in the Ground.

[@CaniacComboz]

As a huge Dario Argento fan, disappointed Suspiria wasn't on the list. Both the original and the remake are fantastic!

[@lazyhippie6139]

I love the original! Have yet to see the remake.

[@LiliCanal]

@@lazyhippie6139 The Suspiria remake may be the only remade movie I actually prefer to the original! It's absolutely brilliant. It's completely different from the original in its style and message, but I love it! Highly recommend!

[@groovymovie3213]

I hope you’ll delve more into Italian and Giallo horror sometime! Dario Argento rocks! Suspiria, Inferno (my personal favorite), Tenebrae, Demons 1&2, Phenomena, Deep Red, the list goes on and on!

[@rylee4268]

Sarah, I totally agree about Martyrs! I hesitate to say I love it because that just feels wrong but it was one of the most unique and intense movie watching experiences I’ve ever had. It’s also stuck with me so much since seeing it, not just because of the brutality - I genuinely thought the story and the ending were incredible 👏🏻👏🏻 I was so scared to watch it and while I did watch some parts through my fingers, it was so worthwhile.

[@Imaginfull]

Funny Games (2007) is one of my fave horror movies ever. It’s genius and Naomi Watts is incredible.

[@samuelblachon95130]

You mean funny games us ?

[@LiliCanal]

If you liked the remake, you should definitely watch the original, it's from the same director (the 2007 remake is a shot-for-shot remake of the 1997 original). I personally think the antagonists are way creepier in the original, the actors are fantastic!

[@samuelblachon95130]

@@LiliCanal same the original is better imo because the actors

[@BreezyBeeArt]

I just took an International Film course and The Host is one of the assigned films! Sooo good! We also watched Tag and Norikos Dinner Table by Sion Sono which both have some body horror and psychological elements. Very strange films but super interesting and I would consider them both horrific in their own right

[@Horrorzeit]

Just an amazing list. I really love horror all around the world.

[@chezetuts]

I checked out Gonjiam Haunted Asylum because of you. I don't scare easily but that movie got me pretty good once it got going

[@autumrose6240]

I’ve never been this early I’m so excited!

[@goncalogoulao9424]

Will leave my foreign recommendations here (not including American ones cause those are foreign to me but not to the majority of y’all 😂😂😂) - Raw (2016), Eden Lake (2008), The Platform (2019), A Classic Horror Story (2021), All My Friends Are Dead (2020), Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight (2020), The Loved Ones (2009)

[@hallking7441]

Suspiria (Germany) Black Christmas, My Bloody Valentine, Prom Night (Canada) Rec (Spain)

[@robk.6591]

I liked REC much more than Quarantine.

[@hallking7441]

@@robk.6591 Agreed!

Suspiria is an Italian film that takes place in Germany

[@ellenfinch3156]

I just watched Martyrs for the first time last month after having it on my list for over a year. It did not disappoint. Very intense but I went in expecting the worst which honestly helped. I was nervous to watch it because of how brutal I’ve heard everyone say it is. Not sure if I’ll watch it again but I am glad that I was able to cross it off my list! I watched Inside and Irreversible last month too. I was most afraid for Irreversible but I just skipped that 9 minute scene… if you know you know. Can’t wait to watch more of the movies on this list! Make a part 2! I loved this one.

[@ramasyaks6077]

have you ever watch The Green Inferno ? but be careful this movie is very gory btw😂

[@ellenfinch3156]

@@ramasyaks6077 I have! I saw it in theaters in high school. 😄

[@sissi9898]

you should defined check out more italian horror movies, like the ones directed by Dario Argento! they are incredible

[@austindolan7182]

train to busan. it's also the best zombie flick, hands down.

[@connyslayer4661]

I'd agree its the best modern zombie flick/movie and one of the greatest zombie horror movies ever made for sure. I'll always appreciate the classic old school zombie horror movies as well.

[@MrGigglesGalore]

Garbage movie

[@ilrac_art]

Some of my favorites not mentioned here are House / Hausu (1977), Raw (2016), Titane (2021), Blood Red Sky (2021), The Swarm (2020), #Alive (2020), The Platform (2019), Ravenous (2017), Evolution (2015), Baskin (2015), Spring (2014), Big Bad Wolves (2013), Ichi the Killer (2001), Timecrimes (2007), and I Saw the Devil (2010).

[@peterfrost377]

Nice list! Perfect blue, Train to Busan, The night comes for us 2018 and Macabre 2009 are my favorites.

[@nikhernandez8435]

Night Comes is insane. But it's more of an action flick no?

[@theceruleanprint8644]

One of my favorite horror foreign horror films is the Korean film The wailing in my opinion is really terrifying it leaves you thinking. Not enough people talk about it

[@victoriahagerup5836]

Totally agree about Martyrs, it’s great but I’m not sure if I’ll ever watch it again. Check out REC if you haven’t

[@georgekowalski8715]

You should watch cure(1997) by the same director that did pulse. It is a thriller with strong horror elements, and is my favorite movie of all time.

[@BananaHammock2001]

If you haven’t seen it, I highly recommend Terrified from Argentina. Scared the crap out of me. Guillermo del Toro is producing a remake with the same director. Can’t wait!

[@LadyAxe13]

I love Argentinian horror, so I'll get this one on my list. Thank you!

[@SR-no8sr]

My Grandfather was Welsh and I spent time living there. Their art does not get enough recognition. Amazing authors from there too. As a Welsh descendant, their folklore, ingrained melancholia is worth exploring. Thank you for listing The Feast

[@sheril.3774]

You might want to try Retreat (2011) which was made in the UK. Its a great horror thriller.

[@katilynstransky5468]

Thank you for talking about foreign movies! People are missing out on so many great movies due to the language barrier and subtitles! Respect, great list.

[@FleetStreetBarber765]

Gonjiam Haunted Asylum is a great found footage scary 🎥

[@phalexxxx]

BATTLE ROYALE!!! Haven't heard that name in many, many years! Such a classic!

[@travisbickle2004]

I love the original Dark Water, very creepy in parts, atmospheric and quite sad. Noroi the curse is another very good Japanese documentary style horror.

[@coreyconway]

Can't wait to see what you think of The Sadness that just came out on Shudder. Foreign Extreme horror, you're in for a treat

[@leaoraissa]

from what I’ve heard about it, I don’t think it’s up Sarah’s alley though…

[@coreyconway]

@@leaoraissa Martyrs has that exact same content you speak of & it was in this list

[@ZachGraves1]

Cure, Confessions, One Cut Above The Dead, The Wailing, and Train to Busan are some of my faves

[@marinlove999]

The American Dark Water can be considered kind of foreign, too, as the director, cinematographer and editor are all Brazilian, respectively, Walter Salles, Daniel Rezende and Affonso Beato. :)

[@patrickfisher7348]

The Wailing, The Wailing, The Wailing! Best foreign horror and maybe foreign movie in general!

[@josephc28]

I would add Shutter to my list. I liked the Shutter remake too. I would also add Let the Right One In, Wolf Creek, and Train to Busan.

[@ghosttemplatte]

Super early for once!! Excited to watch this as someone who loves foreign horror! 💚

[@Bolts_Films]

Tetsuo: The Iron Man is probably my favorite foreign horror film, all practical effects, looks like it could've came out a few years ago in the indy circuit but its from 1989, and its free on KZbin. Fair warning, its intense body horror that feels like a drugged up death metal concert, it definitely flirts with the line between pain and pleasure in sex in an odd way, so fair warning, but its just over an hour long and absolutely incredible.

[@TheRpounds]

Battle Royal was my favorite. Even 2 was okay, even though people hate on it. I found the somewhat enjoyable.

[@sur_eal]

Yea I loved both br movies

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

I love it, but is Battle Royale really horror? If so, I'd say Valhalla Rising would be in my list. Also, I think The Running Man would be the original "lethal game" trope movie, but I could be wrong. The Loved Ones would make my list, too. Ok, you convinced me. I'm checking out Gonjiam tonight. Better not suck...

[@toxicsugarart2103]

Yeeeaaaah martyrs babyyyyy! I’ve only seen it once as well, but I might revisit it at some point. I love how it’s got aspects of different subgenres (home invasion, revenge, creepy ghost hallucination lady? can’t remember exactly what she was lol) it’s just got a lot but it all ties up so well in the end.

[@rfrolicarts]

Australia has some worthwhile, but bleak films to check out: Lake Mungo, The Loved Ones, Cargo.

[@JAMIELYNNnj]

Highly recommend The Wailing (free on Tubi rn)! and The Red Shoes (2005) seems like it would be right up your alley, BIG early 2000s horror feel.

[@SammySam191]

Y E S!!! Lately I've realised that a lot of Asian horror I've seen and loved is Korean and Thai. Korean movies vibe with me quite a lot, surprisingly, since I'm Polish and the culture is DRASTICALLY different Alsooo you're the first person I've seen just randomly mentioning The Red Shoes! I loved this movie so much when I've seen it the first time and every time since (although haven't seen it in a while. Rewatch time!)! I've seen it when I was a young teen, probably younger than I should, whoops xD I love how they took the OG story and cranked up the horror in a beautiful, Korean way

[@JAMIELYNNnj]

@@SammySam191 Yay! Never met anyone else who knows The Red Shoes! So underrated, as far as 2000s Asian horror is concerned. I saw it through Netflix when you could still mail-order the physical discs lol.

[@hannahmzk]

so excited to hear you talking about funny games, my favorite horror movie by far! highly recommend it if you like extremely uncomfortable psychological horror.

[@hannahmzk]

@@mc98smusicmoviereviews93 nope, i am one myself

[@daviddixon8674]

I love that Ringu doesn't make sadako into a generic evil girl like the remake. You only get like 5 seconds of sadako as a little girl and the only bad thing she does is framed as an accident or a girl who was scared of a situation and it's her death that is the catalyst for the "evil" that happens in the movie and there's some lovecraftian elements in this one which I always like.

[@lessismore8533]

Omg I didn’t know Ring was your fav ever! You rock! This just made me sub

[@MickeyKnox]

You should definitely check out the other films by Michael Haneke, especially "L'amour" (Love) and "Das weiße Band" (The white ribbon), he's a great director And I also recommend another austrian film called "Ich seh, Ich seh" (literally "I see, I see" but the english title is "Goodnight Mommy") which is also fantastic.

[@Horrorzeit]

Yes, Ich seh ich seh is amazing. Especially when you watch it a second time.

[@chadpressley2557]

udition, Train to Busan, Suspiria, The Loved Ones, Tigers are not Afraid, Censor, The Devils Backbone

[@chadpressley2557]

The Wailing, I saw the Devil, Tumbbad, Rec, Let the right one in

[@durantan2343]

Have you seen the Korean horror movie Into The Mirror (2003)? I think you'll love that one if you haven't seen it. Don't see people talk about it a lot, when it's my favourite Asian horror. Has an american remake as well which isn't as good.

[@jaidenkulawiec49]

I would love to see a sequel to this video. Please make one @PossesedbyHorror

[@matthewoglesby9742]

the wailing is probs my top pick and also surprised train to busan didn’t make it

[@Joemama55122]

Lol I found it funny that the Welsh film counts as foreign being English myself haha

[@AnnaPenaMusic]

Just watched Gonjiam because of you!

[@mally6101]

I watched Gonjiam because of you, and let me tell you, --THAT-- scene is one of the scariest scenes I have seen in my life. I was literally shaking! And I had a hard time sleeping that night too lol but thank you so much for the rec. I hadn't been that scared (but also entertained) in forever!

[@EyesoftheForgotten]

Audition and Hard Candy were two of my top need to see it but only once films.

[@hectormontalvo5565]

Nice list Sarah a lot of good ones but I noticed a few Asian movies. And zero Italian movies them Italians have a lot of good horror movies. Look for movies by Argento, Bava, Fulci, De Martino, Mattei, etc. Especially giallos, cannibals and zombies. The Spaniards also have some good movies. Look for The Day Of The Beast, Thesis, The Art Of Dying, ect. Trust me you'll enjoy Spanish horror. Good reviews and cool video Sarah!👍

[@jonathanbint]

I haven't seen many but I quite like train to busan, battle royale and goodnight mommy

[@mohitsinghal1428]

the wailing, is my all time favorite foreign horror movie, I think, it's just awesome..

[@tgvalencia5354]

There r 2 foreign movie on Netflix and they r both good and kind of scary. The 1st one is "Blood Red Sky" and they making a part 2. Check that out. The 2nd one is called "Wasteland". It is kind of slow burn at first in 30 minutes. I am telling you it must see, okay. Love your channel and keep it up.

[@IsSarahPi]

Have you seen High Life? That's a space film but has more of an emphasis of the human interaction side of it (it is quite disturbing)

[@FleetStreetBarber765]

1922 German film Nosferatu silent is very important for vampire lore in movies.And Hunger Games is the sequel to Battle Royal 😀😁

[@eisenhorn5494]

The Sadness

[@david87192]

REC Is my favorite horror movie of all time

[@timelordvictorious]

watched Zombie by Lucio Fulci and I really liked it. I also love the french film eyes with out a face.One more film because I feel it is a horror film is the seventh seal by ingamar bergman.

[@michaelmelton999]

The original Japanese Battle Royale was awesome.

[@monicapressley6086]

Love your list. I would also included Coming Soon which is a fun Thai movie that can be hard to find, Alone (another great Thai one), The Loved Ones (Australian), Tenebre (Italian), Antibodies (think German Silence of the Lambs and has a came by Norman Rheedus), Mientres Duermes/Sleep Tight (Spain) and Let The Right One in (Sweden).

[@toddhill7483]

A Del Torro double block. The Devil's Backbone and The Orphanage.

[@angiebarry1496]

My favorite video of yours of all time!!! So so SO excited about this video, this made my day

[@sknight2810]

I prefer asian horror movie bc i love ghosts and paranormal in horror as opposed to like massacre type of thriller. Thats why for american movie, i love the conjuring series so much.

[@eriklarson2738]

If you haven't seen "Let The Right One In" yet, do it! It is the most beautiful horror movie I have ever seen from any country. But see the Swedish version. The American remake is bad.

[@limetreess]

A lot of mine have been mentioned in the comments but I’m also going to throw out the Call 2020 (Korean) I think you would like it!

[@ChrisShredGuitar]

The Blackcoat daughers is aswell a very good foreign horror movie

[@seeCHOsmile]

Please watch The Wailing!! It's an amazing Korean horror movie and would love to hear your opinion on it :)

[@Rengels98]

Just saw a movie at the Seattle International Film Festival that felt inspired by Funny Games and also Lars Von Trier. It's a newer international horror movie called Speak No Evil, and I enjoyed most of it, but the ending ruined it for me. I'd be super interested in your thoughts on the movie once it's more readily available.

[@delicateBruise]

Ohhh this totally sounds up my alley🥰

[@Rengels98]

@@delicateBruise it's definitely bleak, so if that's your jam I recommend it. As far as gore/violence it is super limited and only at the end.

[@rociomiranda5684]

Great list. My all time favorite is the French film Eyes Without a Face (1960). Recently I watched a South Korean film called The Piper (2015). It's a retelling of the story The Pied Piper of Hammelin in postwar Korea. It's worth a watch.

[@levever2637]

Apologies for the obnoxiously large list but these are all some incredible - great foreign horror works, ESPECIALLY climax, pulse, threads, and possession Pulse (2001), the skin i live in (2011), ju-on (2002), possession (1981), climax (2018), audition (1999), opera (1987), november (2017), house (1977), angst (1983), a girl walks home alone at night (2014), titane (2021), raw (2016), threads (1984), caché (2005), cut (2004), thirst (2009), dont look now (1973), noroi: the curse (2005), and eyes without a face (1960)

[@raphaelmoretti71]

You should watch "Suicide Club" and "Kwaidan" ! two amazing japanese horros movies

[@MattHowellll]

With the Japanese horror films you mentioned, I think you would really like a Korean film called The Wailing (2016) shares a lot of similar vibes, and has a pretty great story. Hope you see it and enjoy! Love your videos.

[@abstergo06]

You should watch Goodnight Mommy, it's also an austrian film and is amazing, watch it in vost too of course, it's really subtle but really good and doesn't take itself too seriously

[@mehdigeek]

I'd add REC to this list

[@DeathMarkBearer]

Never been this early in my life 😭😭

[@societycrumbles]

Always been a fan of Japanese horror. Dark Water is my all time favorite.

[@farhanrahman7119]

Rec is a Spanish film which is great,also 'them' was a scary french film

[@annthrax99]

I finally watched gonjiam after hearing you talk about it so much and omg it's so goooood haha

[@ShaBella509]

My favorite foreign horror film is from 2004 called: Dumplings made in Hong Kong- it's very underrated but interesting conceptually but definitely can be triggering and thought provoking.

[@liz-qu9pk]

Hi Sarah!! Just wanted to recommend something based on you liking Bong Joon-ho's films: I think you'd LOVE Park Chan Wook, but especially his first English language film Stoker. It's a thriller that came out in the 2010s and deals with some interesting ideas regarding inheritance, parent-child relationships and sexuality. It's one of my absolute favorite films of all time and is SO good. It came out when I was in college and first getting into foreign horror and it has not budged from my top 5 films since.

[@henriettewethammer4925]

Im gonna need a part 2 asap!!!!

[@marliehodge9763]

the orphanage is by far my faviurte, you shgould watch it u havnt

[@gaabrieI]

As a French guy I feel so proud whenever you mention a French movie as if I produced them myself haha. I LOVE Battle Royale as well ! It’s actually in my top 5 favorite movies ever!

[@pollyc1661]

(around 10 minutes in) when u were talking about “can u love a horror movie that you’ve only seen once” and i think so! personally i “love” sinister and midsommar, i watch a lot of youtube videos about it but only seen the movie one or two times :)