Horror films have the unique power to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. 2023 produced a string of impressive horror films that were both innovative and terrifying. Here's a look at the best horror movies of 2023.
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Evil Dead Rise
Director Lee Cronin moves the iconic Evil Dead universe to a run-down Los Angeles high-rise. The film combines elements of both Sam Raimi's and Fede Álvarez's earlier entries and offers a modern twist on the familiar story.
No One Will Save You
A nerve-racking home invasion horror film in which Kaitlyn Dever plays a traumatized woman whose isolated house is besieged by terrifying aliens.
A bit overrated compared to #1, but still great. (18)
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Infinity Pool
Brandon Cronenberg, son of the legendary David Cronenberg, delivers a disturbing sci-fi horror film in which Mia Goth and Alexander Skarsgård find themselves on a nightmarish vacation.
Unreal acting hands down.
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Skinamarink
An oppressive film experience that invites viewers to spend a night in a house where the rules of reality don't seem to apply.
A bit overrated imo, but still good imo.
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M3GAN
A film about an evil AI doll that wreaks havoc. Starring Allison Williams and with a story by horror master James Wan, it plays on our fears of technology gone rogue.
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Talk to Me
From the makers of the YouTube channel RackaRacka comes a film about an embalmed hand that allows people to communicate with the dead, with all the terrifying consequences that follow.
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Pearl
Mia Goth shines again in this prequel to Ti West's X, in which a young woman in 1918 Texas dreams of a life as a showgirl, with dark consequences.
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Knock at the Cabin
An M. Night Shyamalan film focused on atmosphere and building tension. Four mysterious strangers invade a remote cabin and demand a human sacrifice to avert the apocalypse.
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Enys Men
A hypnotic folk horror film set on an island off the coast of Cornwall, steeped in mystery and menace in the spirit of classics like The Wicker Man.
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Huesera: The Bone Woman
A Mexican horror film focused on the frightening aspects of motherhood and womanhood. It follows a woman whose pregnancy awakens something sinister that gives her no peace.
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Easily the best on this list. (2)