I'm glad you put Frozen on this list, no one really talks about it, but it's a really gripping and tense film. I love watching The Shining at Winter time, but I know that's not for everyone 🙂
I loved Frozen and to this day I always call it the real Frozen. When people are talking about the disney one, I automatically think of the horror one. I also liked it because a very long time ago I did used to ski and it sucked when the chairs would stop and we would just hang out there in the cold waiting to start up again.
I like how they used winter in 30 Days of Night. It just made everything look and feel so "dead". Plus, when the characters shiver in the cold it makes them look extra scared. Orphan wouldn't have had the ending it did without the snow and ice. Pretty clever to use the winter season as a device for the final act of the movie.
Not a movie, but I love to watch play-throughs of the video game Until Dawn every December!!! It's honestly one of my favorite horror stories, and if it were ever turned into a movie or show I would lose it 😂❤
2:36 (12) Pontypool 2008 3:30 (11) The Thing 1982 5:01 (10) Paranormal: Next of Kin 2021 5:50 (9) Devil's Pass/Dyatlov's Pass 2013 6:57 (8) Misery 1990 7:30 (7) Frozen 2010 8:17 (6) 30 Days of Night 2007 9:31 (5) Windchill 2007 10:46 (4) The Blackcoat's Daughter 2015 11:33 (3) Orphan 2009 12:08 (2) Crimson Peak 2013 13:53 (1) The Terror (TV series) 2008 She said that these are not listed in any particular order
I've never heard of Wind Chill before but the premise sounds intriguing! I'll have to check it out. I think The Lodge is also a fantastic winter horror movie!
Umm where is the Shining?! I’m offended. Also, I love the Lodge, I found it one of the most unsettling winter horror movies I’ve ever seen. And the comedy-horror “Werewolves Within” was really fun!
Keep on telling everyone about Season 1 of The Terror. That show stays with you and doesn't let go! Unbelievable story and visuals. (Season 2 was...really terrible)
Read the book, it's so creepy and full of tension. I only saw a couple of episodes and my guess is that season 2 strays from the book and that's why it's bad
Last Christmas I watched Krampus for the first time. Gotta throw that one out there for any of you horror fans who’re looking for a Christmas horror. It’s pretty great, I’ll be watching it again this season.
I immediately watched Wind Chill after this video, and as always your recommendations are amazing! I also love Orphan so much, definitely need to rewatch that one this winter
I'm a really big fan of the classic "the thing". Just so athmospheric and creepy and claustrophobic. And totally agree on del Toro. He's just a genius in designing downright horrific and/or creepy "monsters". And more also such a good filmmaker.
a couple years ago I lived in a town that still had a movie rental place and my partner and I found Devil's Pass there. I found it quite enjoyable and it made me look more into the real life events.
This list is only missing one entry and that's Eight Crazy Nights. The animation is just off in an unsettling way and THAT scene with the reindeer... absolutely nightmare inducing.
Loved the list, and it gave me the perfect excuse to rewatch Crimson Peak and the thing 🥳 also love the 2000's recommendations, the cheesiness makes them great 🙆🏻♀️
Sad thing about 2011's The Thing is that Amalgamated dynamics were hired to do practical effects, blended with a pinch of CGI to make it smoother. The executives watched the practical effects cut and apparently hated it, demanding reshoots with loads of CGI added. Some behind the scenes footage on UA-cam shows the original "pilot alien" and other great practical effect scenes that went unused, unbelievable.
I went back to watch the Christmas horror video from last year and in it you mention having viewers who don't like horror and that's me!! I like the IDEA of horror and find a lot of the plots really fascinating but I hate being scared and am extremely sensitive to gore so I just cannot watch horror generally. So I like your channel because it's like a buffer between me and actually directly engaging with horror movies, like I can learn about the genre and satisfy my curiosity without having to actually watch it. I really love your channel and appreciate your content, and I actually have a little list of horror movies I think maybe someday I could work up the courage to watch just from watching your videos!
I was sooooo disappointed with Better Watch Out. It’s been a while since I watched it, so I forget if she falls for it, like, if it works out for him in the end, but the whole premise, is insane! How? Why?
I absolutely love your videos. Of course there's many occasions where I sit down and actively watch UA-cam but often I'm doing other tasks and am looking for videos to listen to without having to look directly at the screen the entire time. The way you pace, articulate descriptively but also succinctly, sound natural and conversational and are also professional and entertaining is so appreciated. Especially for videos like this where I end up even more surprised by the movies you've recommended because I'm going in "blind." You have a talent and 100 year ago we'd all have been listening to Sarah's Haunted Hour on old timey radio 📻 🖤
If I had to pick my top 12 horror, I'd put. 1) Wind Chill, I just love the atmosphere in the film. It wasn't a typical haunting story. 2) The Colony, Now I've recently started getting into apocalyptic horror. I don't really care for the zombie ones but this one is actually really good. 3) Dreamcatcher, Not my favorite Stephen King adaptation story nor my favorite alien horror film, but this was one of the first horror films I've ever seen when I was 3. 4) Wrong Turn 4, Probably the best one other than the original in the franchise. Definitely the most well shot. The kills were great and I wasn't cringing as much as some of the other sequels lol. 5) Hannibal Rising, Not all of it is during Winter of course but this was a beautifully shot film. Probably the most underrated one in the franchise and I love a good horror movie with WW2 story in it. 6) Let the Right one In (Let me in), is another really good vampire in the snow type of film. 7) Ginger Snaps 2, and 3, I believe both are taken place in the winter but just in different time periods. The 3rd is more of a prequel. But they're definitely very underrated sequels in the franchise. I really enjoyed them. 8) An American Haunting, Again not the entire film is based in the winter but a good majority of it is and it's probably the best interpretation based on the Bell Witch story. Also has Sissy Spassack 9) The Changeling, a really iconic and devastating opening. Probably one of my favorite openings to a horror film. 10) Storm of the Century, now I live in Montana and it gets very deep with snow and very cold. Right now we're in the negatives and a good 2 feet in snow and whenever it gets like this I ALWAYS watch this miniseries. A really good and underrated Stephen King adaptation. 11) Curtains, I remember watching this when I was a little kid and it absolutely made me afraid of sledding or anything like that lol. 12) The Retreat, it's a horror film on Shudder I believe based on the Wendigo and it's actually a really good film and worth watching.
I’m not sure if u have a podcast but u should totally make a horror podcast. You are one of the best horror you tubers and I would love to hear your opinion in depth on different movies, sub genres, horror news, etc!
Crimson Peak is a masterpiece. Lost count on how many times I've watched the blu ray. It should have gotten some nominations. I like it more than The Shape of Water
Wind Chill is a great somewhat hidden scary movie that really outdoes so many of the of the oh so highly praised movies by movie critics that turn out to be just another run of the mill same old same old horror movie.
I watched Wind Chill once while my mom was asleep, and she woke up the next morning and just decided to watch it and I remember the night before kinda liking it but being really disturbed and finding a lot of the dialogue cringey, and she fell asleep and restarted it again and it started haunting my dreams and every time I saw it while looking for a movie to watch I would immediately leave that screen. I didn’t hate it but I just remember that day I watched it
Just a notifier for some people from personal experience: The Blackcoat's Daughter is sometimes found with the name Daughter of Evil! It's super odd because as far as I know the wiki page or even IMDb doesnt say that it can be found with that name.
I’ve been waiting for this! Thanks! Not sure if you’ve already done this video, but I’d love to see your picks for horror movies with the best and worst plot twists. Would also love to hear your opinion on horror movies you wish had ended differently.
Thanks! It’s been really a tough week for me tyring to find a good horror movie to watch I’ve invested so much effort in watching trailers and recapped movies only to find nothing. But after wstching your videos, I think your recommendations are all interesting, I’ll definitely watch them this week. Oh I love “30 Days of Night”. I’ve watched it many times, it’s one the the best movies for me.
Misery and the shining are ALWAYS on my snow day/winter horror list! Omg I forgot about Crimson Peak being one of my winter favs but that’s prob bc I habitually watch it throughout the year lmfao
Thank you I love Wind Chill, hardly anyone ever talks about it. I think it's cool that the main characters were not named, really does emphasise how they're strangers to each other.
I like this, I always put movies and music into seasons too. Great list. I like watching Blair Witch because there’s no snow but they’re always bitching about being cold in it and I do that lol.
I liked Wind Chill. There's an old film called the Trollenberg Terror that I dig, mostly because it feels like an RPG scenario. Calling the Thing a remake of the Thing From Another World is giving the latter too much credit. They're both based on a novella called Who Goes There, but From Another World is in-name-only (and also really bad), while The Thing actually resembles the novella's story.
I feel like Storm Of The Century is highly overlooked and underrated. Maybe it's just forgotten but it epitomizes "winter horror." Besides being a great movie overall, nothing beats watching SOTC during a snow storm.
From your list: Devil's Pass was pretty awesome, The Thing 1982 yes, Misery, Frozen, Wind Chill was pretty cool, and i'll check out The Terror... there is a movie that i wonder if you saw, it's subtitled, but actually REALLY good...pretty edge of your seat, Cold Prey. and i'm surprised you didn't include Let The Right One In or Troll Hunter.
"Let the right one in" (2008) should've also been in a top winter horror movies, it's so good
Good choice!
Yes! Great movie.
No it shouldn’t. It’s so bad.
@@robk.6591 No it isn’t
@@rossross9281 No. Awful movie. Ask anybody.
I'm glad you put Frozen on this list, no one really talks about it, but it's a really gripping and tense film. I love watching The Shining at Winter time, but I know that's not for everyone 🙂
I loved Frozen and to this day I always call it the real Frozen. When people are talking about the disney one, I automatically think of the horror one. I also liked it because a very long time ago I did used to ski and it sucked when the chairs would stop and we would just hang out there in the cold waiting to start up again.
seconded about Frozen! underrated
@@thecrownoffusion8420 We're talking about the Disney one 😆
When Elsa broke her legs and was eaten by wolves at the end of singing "Let It Go" I was very upset
@@smudge7057 Highly disturbing!
my fav winter horror is The Lodge! i now watch it every year during winter. also i love the list and got some good recommendations so thanks!
that movie SCARRED me
That was a crazy movie it shocked me the most out of any movie
The Lodge catalyzed my depression for a day lol.
Yes! I’m including that in my Holiday/Winter movie list video!
Yeah, that was pretty good.
I like how they used winter in 30 Days of Night. It just made everything look and feel so "dead".
Plus, when the characters shiver in the cold it makes them look extra scared.
Orphan wouldn't have had the ending it did without the snow and ice.
Pretty clever to use the winter season as a device for the final act of the movie.
Thank you for remembering that not all countries are going through winter during Christmas. 🌴🥥🎄
Not a movie, but I love to watch play-throughs of the video game Until Dawn every December!!! It's honestly one of my favorite horror stories, and if it were ever turned into a movie or show I would lose it 😂❤
I just watched this all the way through with my friends!! Soooo good. I love the butterfly affect aspect too
Agreed!
2:36 (12) Pontypool 2008
3:30 (11) The Thing 1982
5:01 (10) Paranormal: Next of Kin 2021
5:50 (9) Devil's Pass/Dyatlov's Pass 2013
6:57 (8) Misery 1990
7:30 (7) Frozen 2010
8:17 (6) 30 Days of Night 2007
9:31 (5) Windchill 2007
10:46 (4) The Blackcoat's Daughter 2015
11:33 (3) Orphan 2009
12:08 (2) Crimson Peak 2013
13:53 (1) The Terror (TV series) 2008
She said that these are not listed in any particular order
I really love Crimson Peak. Gothic is one of my favorite genres, and it's done in a stunningly beautiful way.
That it is! Not to mention Tom Hiddleston is in it.
I recommend "the lodge", I loved the idea and the wintery setting
yes it’s in my Christmas list! love that one too
Wind Chill was so good, i can't find another masterpiece like that one
For some Scandinavian alternatives, check out Let the Right One In and the über-cheesy Dead Snow movies.
My husband thinks we’re out of the season for horror movies since it’s the holidays. Little does he know lol 😂
THE THING
THE BEST
Other good Winter Movies:
- Till Death (2021)
- Witches In The Woods (2019)
- The Lodge (2019)
- The Thing (2011)
- Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings (2011)
- Whiteout (2009)
- Cold Prey 1 (Fritt Vilt I) (2006)
- Shredder (2003)
- Curtains (1983)
Awesome! Some new ones I haven't heard of before. Thank you :)
Cold Prey 1 & 2 was so good. Even the third installment was okay.
Great list! I'd also add "The Shining" and "The Lodge" as two more with great winter vibes.
Yes! I've always considered The Shining a winter horror movie too!
The tension build in “the terror” is unlike anything I’ve ever felt.
I've never heard of Wind Chill before but the premise sounds intriguing! I'll have to check it out. I think The Lodge is also a fantastic winter horror movie!
Yessss wind chill!! It’s not like the worlds greatest movie or anything but it gets slept on so much when honestly it’s really solid and atmospheric👌🏼
The Blackcoat's Daughter is probably my favourite Horror of this century 🖤
omg I'm so glad crimson peak made the list!! It's one of my favourite films bc of the stunning costume design
Umm where is the Shining?! I’m offended.
Also, I love the Lodge, I found it one of the most unsettling winter horror movies I’ve ever seen. And the comedy-horror “Werewolves Within” was really fun!
Keep on telling everyone about Season 1 of The Terror. That show stays with you and doesn't let go! Unbelievable story and visuals. (Season 2 was...really terrible)
Check out a mini series called The North Water. No supernatural elements but similar themes and setting as The Terror S1.
Read the book, it's so creepy and full of tension. I only saw a couple of episodes and my guess is that season 2 strays from the book and that's why it's bad
Last Christmas I watched Krampus for the first time. Gotta throw that one out there for any of you horror fans who’re looking for a Christmas horror. It’s pretty great, I’ll be watching it again this season.
Pontypool is super underrated. That movie creeped me out, especially how ppl become infected.
I immediately watched Wind Chill after this video, and as always your recommendations are amazing! I also love Orphan so much, definitely need to rewatch that one this winter
‘Black Mountain Side’ might be worth a look for tense-atmosphere in a desolate winter setting.
One of my go to Christmas horror films is ‘The Children’
Wind Chill (2007) is always a definite annual rewatch for me, it doesn't even have to be winter!
I have never clicked so fast! I was looking for a Winter/Christmas Horror to watch this past weekend - excited to watch these!
I'm a really big fan of the classic "the thing". Just so athmospheric and creepy and claustrophobic.
And totally agree on del Toro. He's just a genius in designing downright horrific and/or creepy "monsters". And more also such a good filmmaker.
I would add The Children!! A family get together for Christmas, and it's so good. Not too crazy, but the premise just gets me.
I love The Thing and Orphan so much!!! Top tier movies. I also really enjoy the Cold Prey trilogy. I think they’re really solid wintery horror films.
i was actually wishing for a general winter horror video while watching your christmas one yesterday lol. wish granted!
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE
Love Crimson Peak. The visuals throughout are fenomenal.
a couple years ago I lived in a town that still had a movie rental place and my partner and I found Devil's Pass there. I found it quite enjoyable and it made me look more into the real life events.
Winter is the perfect season for horror.
It makes everything look and feel more "dead".
@@thecrownoffusion8420 Halloween isn't a season
i was just waiting for you to mention better watch out,still one of my favourite horror movie experiences ever.
Whenever I hear "Winter Horror" I think of Frozen lol I saw it last year and really liked it!
The Shining? Not only is it great winter horror, it is the by far the best Stephen King horror adaption.
I disagree! but yes it’s a good winter horror as well ofc
I’m also loving the Wolf of Snow Hallow and the Shining
Wearing a winter coat with a broken zipper is true horror.
I liked "The Strings" from this year, good wintery aesthetic
watched the terror last year and was stunned! such an underrated show with super talented actors!
Where do you watch it?
This list is only missing one entry and that's Eight Crazy Nights. The animation is just off in an unsettling way and THAT scene with the reindeer... absolutely nightmare inducing.
Not sure if this counts as a "winter horror" but I love Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and it has a lot of snowy scenes in the Alps and the Arctic.
Crisom peak is so underrated beautiful sets amazing acting and also that knock when talking about crimson peak ☠️😭🤣
I can't you believe you didn't include Avalanche Sharks. It's so gritty and terrifying - a psychological tour de force.
Another good video. I love the underrated 'Devil's Pass'.
The Terror is an absolute must watch. One of my favorite ever TV shows as well.
Loved the list, and it gave me the perfect excuse to rewatch Crimson Peak and the thing 🥳 also love the 2000's recommendations, the cheesiness makes them great 🙆🏻♀️
Sad thing about 2011's The Thing is that Amalgamated dynamics were hired to do practical effects, blended with a pinch of CGI to make it smoother. The executives watched the practical effects cut and apparently hated it, demanding reshoots with loads of CGI added. Some behind the scenes footage on UA-cam shows the original "pilot alien" and other great practical effect scenes that went unused, unbelievable.
I love the Christmas horror movie Krampus
that one is so good!!
Thank you for all of these recommendations! I love winter horror! One that I enjoyed last winter was the movie Centigrade!
I almost included that one as well but found it to be a little flat!
Devils pass is sooo underrated!
The ending “twist” did confuse me but I thought for what it was, it was executed well!
as soon as she said 30 days of night i was like damn, thats my number 1 winter horror movie and not many people give it love.
I went back to watch the Christmas horror video from last year and in it you mention having viewers who don't like horror and that's me!! I like the IDEA of horror and find a lot of the plots really fascinating but I hate being scared and am extremely sensitive to gore so I just cannot watch horror generally. So I like your channel because it's like a buffer between me and actually directly engaging with horror movies, like I can learn about the genre and satisfy my curiosity without having to actually watch it. I really love your channel and appreciate your content, and I actually have a little list of horror movies I think maybe someday I could work up the courage to watch just from watching your videos!
I can’t tell you how happy this makes me!
I was sooooo disappointed with Better Watch Out. It’s been a while since I watched it, so I forget if she falls for it, like, if it works out for him in the end, but the whole premise, is insane! How? Why?
I love how you left the package saga in here 😂 amazingggg
Ohh, Devil's pass. Totally missed that one, gonna have to check it out. I think Mr.Ballen has made a video about that aswell :D
I absolutely love your videos. Of course there's many occasions where I sit down and actively watch UA-cam but often I'm doing other tasks and am looking for videos to listen to without having to look directly at the screen the entire time. The way you pace, articulate descriptively but also succinctly, sound natural and conversational and are also professional and entertaining is so appreciated. Especially for videos like this where I end up even more surprised by the movies you've recommended because I'm going in "blind." You have a talent and 100 year ago we'd all have been listening to Sarah's Haunted Hour on old timey radio 📻 🖤
"Cold prey" ❤️
If I had to pick my top 12 horror, I'd put.
1) Wind Chill, I just love the atmosphere in the film. It wasn't a typical haunting story.
2) The Colony, Now I've recently started getting into apocalyptic horror. I don't really care for the zombie ones but this one is actually really good.
3) Dreamcatcher, Not my favorite Stephen King adaptation story nor my favorite alien horror film, but this was one of the first horror films I've ever seen when I was 3.
4) Wrong Turn 4, Probably the best one other than the original in the franchise. Definitely the most well shot. The kills were great and I wasn't cringing as much as some of the other sequels lol.
5) Hannibal Rising, Not all of it is during Winter of course but this was a beautifully shot film. Probably the most underrated one in the franchise and I love a good horror movie with WW2 story in it.
6) Let the Right one In (Let me in), is another really good vampire in the snow type of film.
7) Ginger Snaps 2, and 3, I believe both are taken place in the winter but just in different time periods. The 3rd is more of a prequel. But they're definitely very underrated sequels in the franchise. I really enjoyed them.
8) An American Haunting, Again not the entire film is based in the winter but a good majority of it is and it's probably the best interpretation based on the Bell Witch story. Also has Sissy Spassack
9) The Changeling, a really iconic and devastating opening. Probably one of my favorite openings to a horror film.
10) Storm of the Century, now I live in Montana and it gets very deep with snow and very cold. Right now we're in the negatives and a good 2 feet in snow and whenever it gets like this I ALWAYS watch this miniseries. A really good and underrated Stephen King adaptation.
11) Curtains, I remember watching this when I was a little kid and it absolutely made me afraid of sledding or anything like that lol.
12) The Retreat, it's a horror film on Shudder I believe based on the Wendigo and it's actually a really good film and worth watching.
I’m not sure if u have a podcast but u should totally make a horror podcast. You are one of the best horror you tubers and I would love to hear your opinion in depth on different movies, sub genres, horror news, etc!
ohmygoood Devil's Pass is so scary and so underrated
Crimson Peak is a masterpiece. Lost count on how many times I've watched the blu ray. It should have gotten some nominations. I like it more than The Shape of Water
The *12 flashing through the beginning had me 🤣
Wind Chill is a great somewhat hidden scary movie that really outdoes so many of the of the oh so highly praised movies by movie critics that turn out to be just another run of the mill same old same old horror movie.
I have never heard anybody talk about Pontypool. It's def a good one!
I watched Wind Chill once while my mom was asleep, and she woke up the next morning and just decided to watch it and I remember the night before kinda liking it but being really disturbed and finding a lot of the dialogue cringey, and she fell asleep and restarted it again and it started haunting my dreams and every time I saw it while looking for a movie to watch I would immediately leave that screen. I didn’t hate it but I just remember that day I watched it
My favorites are The shining and The thing with Kurt Russel. I will be checking out some of the ones on this video. Thank you.
The Terror is one I can’t recommend enough as well! Got my dad hooked on it and he only watches blue bloods & the news 🙀
Just a notifier for some people from personal experience: The Blackcoat's Daughter is sometimes found with the name Daughter of Evil! It's super odd because as far as I know the wiki page or even IMDb doesnt say that it can be found with that name.
February is also a name it gets called
I’ve been waiting for this! Thanks! Not sure if you’ve already done this video, but I’d love to see your picks for horror movies with the best and worst plot twists. Would also love to hear your opinion on horror movies you wish had ended differently.
That's a fun idea but would obviously be full of spoilers.
Make sure to check out Black Mountain Side. Extremely good psychological/biological horror in a setting very similar to The Thing.
The Blackcoat's Daughter is just winter bliss.
I just recently watched The Advent Calendar. I really enjoyed it!!
Black Christmas is one of my favorites.
Oh wow you put the The Terror on here. That was a good one.
Thanks! It’s been really a tough week for me tyring to find a good horror movie to watch I’ve invested so much effort in watching trailers and recapped movies only to find nothing. But after wstching your videos, I think your recommendations are all interesting, I’ll definitely watch them this week. Oh I love “30 Days of Night”. I’ve watched it many times, it’s one the the best movies for me.
Check out Cold Prey 1 and 2....winter slashers that wint disappoint you
@@ronniethomas8780 OH MY GOD! I've watched the trailer and it looks interesting! I am going to watch it now!! Thank you so so so so so much!!
can't believe the shining didn't get onto your list!! i'm excited to look into some of these recs
I love The Terror! Watched it multiple times it's so good. Fantastic acting and a great story. X
My very favorite winter horror movie is "Dead of Winter" from 1987. Mary Steenburgen is absolutely phenomenal and the winter scenes are breathtaking.
Love Pontypool! So underrated
Misery and the shining are ALWAYS on my snow day/winter horror list! Omg I forgot about Crimson Peak being one of my winter favs but that’s prob bc I habitually watch it throughout the year lmfao
Thank you I love Wind Chill, hardly anyone ever talks about it. I think it's cool that the main characters were not named, really does emphasise how they're strangers to each other.
Meander is playing on Prime Video and is a hidden gem
The Lighting is perfect because it is Lighting you. Obviously, all Light will always be obfuscated in your presence ;)
Oh, the movies... yeah.
Black Summer Season 2 also a great winter show! 🤍
I like this, I always put movies and music into seasons too. Great list. I like watching Blair Witch because there’s no snow but they’re always bitching about being cold in it and I do that lol.
also, any reviews on yellowjackets in vision? 🥺
I liked Wind Chill. There's an old film called the Trollenberg Terror that I dig, mostly because it feels like an RPG scenario.
Calling the Thing a remake of the Thing From Another World is giving the latter too much credit. They're both based on a novella called Who Goes There, but From Another World is in-name-only (and also really bad), while The Thing actually resembles the novella's story.
The Shining
The chase scene through the hedge maze wouldn't have been as suspenseful without the snow and wind, imo.
harbinger down, the shinning
I feel like Storm Of The Century is highly overlooked and underrated. Maybe it's just forgotten but it epitomizes "winter horror." Besides being a great movie overall, nothing beats watching SOTC during a snow storm.
I’ve been very sick and watching your vids makes it a little more bearable. Thank you.
I have another to add: Black Mountain Side. It takes place in northern Canada during the dark cold wintertime.
If you like Frozen, you should watch Hatchet 2, as it has a cameo from Emma Bell, playing her character from Frozen.
We just got 21 inches of snow here in Minnesota, thanks for the list!
From your list: Devil's Pass was pretty awesome, The Thing 1982 yes, Misery, Frozen, Wind Chill was pretty cool, and i'll check out The Terror...
there is a movie that i wonder if you saw, it's subtitled, but actually REALLY good...pretty edge of your seat, Cold Prey. and i'm surprised you didn't include Let The Right One In or Troll Hunter.