I cried like a little bitch at the end, when the buff guy died, and when that asshole threw the girl into the zombie and she chomped on the guys neck while he was crying.
That buff dude was like the Superman of zombie movies! I loved his character. When they were taking cracks at each other in the bathroom stall over phones/ringtones while waiting to run for it. I hated he died, bring him back!
Train to Busan had me crying by the end, I was very invested in most of the main characters. It's definitely one of my top if not most favorite zombie movie.
It's on there Major Flash-Backs and it is one of the best zombie movies I've seen. Just the right amount of pace to connect with the characters before you're taken on another thrill ride over and over again. It's intense and good!
Train To Busan in my opinion the best Zombie movie ever! The action was great, the acting was great, the directing was great. And usually horror movies never catch me emotionally but this movie surprisingly had me emotionally envested in all characters. The Koreans really know how to do horror, can't wait to see more from the director.
Van Dinh I put all of my money on foreign for Zombie movies, the [REC] series from Spain, Rammbock Berlin Undead from Germany, 28 weeks / days Later from England and a few others too. Americas movies for the most part are just copies of the last movie before them... or in some cases (quarantine, ring, countless other Japanese horror movies)
For a zombie movie it's alright. It was too cringy for me because they are over dramatic and takes a while for them to take action. Although that short dude was a piss off, glad he died but wasn't too happy that he lasted the entire movie while everyone else died because of him. That made me cringe even more. Try watching Pandora if you like Korean/Japanese movies!
thankyou for letting me know about the movie "train to Busan". it's awesome, it kept me entertain from beginning to end. more people should check it out. keep the vids coming.
Different strokes for different folks I guess. Still love Train to Busan & 28 days though. The best zombie fiction out there imo. (apart from Telltales TWD & the book version of WWZ.)
Truth be told Train to Busan is only one worth your time, other ones are scraping of the barrel. Sure, Train to Busan is pretty much everything you've already seen in Romero's Dead series, but it is really well done, well acted, well paced movie experience. .
While "We are still here" is a movie I certainly wouldn't recommend, I appreciate it, it is a tribute to older horror movies, it is even set in 80s. It is well done despite small budget, but story is same old, same old. As for "Midnight Meat Train", first and last time I've watched it was when it came out, and it was ok to me, but that isn't saying much, since ten years ago I was a teen, back then any trash could impress me.
Likewise here. This is how I describe Netflix these days: B movies and shitty documentaries. Of course, that's a slight exaggeration. But, when you see what they have in the States compared to here, how many more good movies they have in particular that we do not have here, there's a tiny bit of truth to that description.
Don't feel too bad about it; The Pact and We Are Still Here are garbage. I have no idea why people like those movies. Midnight Meat Train is pretty good, but the original short story by Clive Barker is better.
"The Invitation" is also a really good underrated psychological horror movie on Netflix.. i never really see anyone talking about it & it's such a shame because it's such a great movie..
another great horror movie is "Battle Royale" it's an Asian horror movie similar to the hunger games just a little darker and more awesome. I think it is Japanese but I am not sure. It should be on Netflix though.
People might categorize it as such, maybe because of the brutal/slasher nature? IDK what genres really are what anymore. Wouldn't call myself an expert. I see tons of 'horror' movies and I'm never scared anymore. Probably getting desensitized lol I agree with CW gaming though, that it's not an underappreciated movie. It has a huge cult following. And... I might just happen to appreciate the actors. One of which played Light in "Death Note" *whistles innocently* I'm not obsessed.
I think American Mary is a contender for this list. American Mary is a 2012 Canadian horror film starring Katharine Isabelle, Antonio Cupo, and Tristan Risk and written and directed by Jen and Sylvia Soska. Isabelle plays a medical student desperate for money who begins taking clients from the extreme body modification community in an effort to solve her financial troubles.
I looked this one up one Netflix Canada and it wasn't there. So, a Canadian movie isn't on Canadian Netflix?? How ridiculous. Thanks for the recommendation though!!!
yoooo, train to busan is so good! I've watched the movie already 3 times and i never get tired of it. The storyline is really good and you do get a little tears in your eyes when watching it.
Yeah the CG was pretty poor, but I don't think that movie had much of a budget to work with. The creature effects for the demons were pretty good though.
Someone knows here that the movie is based on a short story by English writer Clive barker? Had the books years before the movie was made. Same writer who invented 'Pinhead'..ring any bells?
Midnight Meat Train is perhaps the best splatter movie I have ever seen, and I've seen a lot. The cinematography is top notch, the plot has some fine twists and the story itself is dark and gloomy, perfect for a genre film. I absolutely recommend this flick, it's gore on an arthouse level!
I just finished Train to Busan and for someone who loved Zombie movies in the past, but was kinda getting over them recently, I loved it! Thanks for this recommendation!
Train to Busan fcked me up. I really do like it but just one character made me feel like I need to be in it and just punch them in the face and push them towards some zombies so badly. Watched it a few months ago and I still feel this way. Hope I didn't ruin anything for anyone 😭
Last Shift is a decent horror movie if you don't mind that it doesn't carry any meaning or storyline. It like "here's some scares!" It's effective however, not amazing.
train to busan is soooooo packed with diff emotion .. seriously who would cry watching a zombie movie .. but this is a mixed of drama horror and thrill .. you must watched it guys
Also...Fans of The Neon Demon would probably like Starry Eyes. Sci-fi horror fans (e.g., Ex Machina) would like Evolution;under 90 min too. Another shorter film is Creep. Gross-out fans might dig Contracted parts 1&2. The Invitation is ideal for fans of claustrophobic horror (e.g., 10 Cloverfield). Comforting skin is kinda cool for something different (Canadian indie). Lotsa good stuff if u know where to look.
This is a great list. Thanks for sharing! Vinnie Jones was the "star power" that drew me to want to see the Midnight Meat Train. That and the fact I love most anything based on Clive Barker tales. I really didn't know who Bradley Cooper was back then. Leslie Bibb was more well known to me at that time for that matter... Anyway the film ROCKS!
THE PACT??! Are you kidding me? For the love of God ignore that movie. It's probably my worse movie going experiences ever. The thin plot makes absolutely no sense and it's nowhere near creepy or scary. The entire audience I watched it with couldn't clear out the building quick enough to tell their close friends and relatives to not waste their precious time watching that drivel. AVOID AVOID AVOID.
Johnny Organ In your opinion. I for one liked it. The sequel, however, was shit. Just as We Are Still Here. Why that movie gets good reviews, I have no idea.
Prettyflyforawhitegirl did you actually enjoy VHS viral? I quite enjoyed VHS and VHS 2, not every single story but most of them, but viral just never did it for me which made me kind of sad because I had liked the other two so much.
The cult scene in vhs 2 might be the best sequence in horror ive ever seen...the movie as a whole is ok but that story needed to be its own feature film
Train to Busan is amazing! I'm so happy they put it on Netflix! It's sad tho how some people won't watch it because it's foreign and subtitled:/ they're missing out on a great movie!
Train to Busan made it's way to my top favourite movies. Also, what about "The Other Side of the Door"? that's a good underrated horror film that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
The Taking of Debra Lane...that movie was good...Lavender, Haute, Haven House, Mercy. We are still here is a good movie but not that good...those are just some of the movies that I watched and we're surprised that they were pretty good
Oscar Bravo I was surprised at the one it was such a good movie. I like the IFC movies or IFC Midnight movies on Netflix. They are twisted. But that one was a good find...😄
Stake Land is awesome, I've watched it countless times! The sequel is also on the UK netflix and its definitely worth a watch! Train to Busan is also amazing, fast zombies are terrifying!
One of my friends lent me Midnight Meat Train on Blu-Ray it was a really good horror film that ending was pretty insane, I haven't seen The Pact but it looks interesting. Might have to check out Train to Busan since it's been getting good reviews. I guess Netflix does have some hidden gems you just have to really look for them.
It Follows is on Netflix right now and I highly recommend it. Also: The Babadook if you haven't seen it yet. Last Shift was very good for low budget. People like Hush, if you're into slasher/suspense. And so is The Den for that genre, if it's still on there.
Movies on Netflix. Horror category. The Babadook. Didnt like it much. I hear a lot of people liked it & I also hear a lot of people didnt. So I guess it's at least been watched a ton. Lol. I thought the boy was annoying. I wouldn't say it was horrible. But wouldn't say I liked it either Last Shift. really good. Creepy. And kept me engaged. IT Follows. really good Abattoir. Another good horror movie. That I don't hear anyone talking about. And idk if its cause people haven't seen it or what. But I really liked it. I want to hear what others thought of it. Dream House. Just a good movie. Nice twist. The Midnight Meat Train. I liked it John Dies at the End. Low expectations but was good Viral. Newer selection on Netflix. I liked it Dark was the Night Deep in the Darkness Circle. low budget but I liked it TrollHunter. Low expectations going in. But was pretty good Haunter. A decent movie Stake Land. I liked it. Haven't seen 2 yet I have to watch Dead Silence soon. I haven't yet
Midnight Meat Train was based off of a short story by Clive Barker that can be located in the Books of Blood short story collection (and you should absolutely give it a read, it's great.) I personally didn't like the movie but there is a part towards the beginning that I enjoyed quite a bit. You know when the main character firsts goes to the art gallery? All the paintings on the walls? Works by Clive Barker. Pretty cool, right?
Train to Busan was amazing. It was so emotional, but also kicks some ass. But it did leave me with one huge question: What happened to the mother of the girl? Busan was supposed to be free of the outbreak, right? Then why does she disappear and never answer her phone?
I highly, highly recommend the Swedish film, "Let the Right One In." It's an amazing film that is equal parts incredibly touching, with being pretty brutal when it wants to be.
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Train to Busan took me on a feel train, I haven't cried watching a movies in forever. Best movie I've watched.
Yes! I hated it so much for making me cry and I still loved it.
Have you seen REC?
Bruce Wayne omg I balled like a baby at the ending. best horror movie I've seen
I cried like a little bitch at the end, when the buff guy died, and when that asshole threw the girl into the zombie and she chomped on the guys neck while he was crying.
That buff dude was like the Superman of zombie movies! I loved his character. When they were taking cracks at each other in the bathroom stall over phones/ringtones while waiting to run for it. I hated he died, bring him back!
Train to Busan had me crying by the end, I was very invested in most of the main characters. It's definitely one of my top if not most favorite zombie movie.
LunairCinderella saame
LunairCinderella yes by the end I was crying so hard coz of the dad why why *spoiler*
did he have to die
TRAIN TO BUSAN HAD ME CRYING WHEN MY FAVORITE CHARACTER DIED I WAS ROOTING FOR THEM TO SURVIVE BUT THEY DIDNT
Tears are very common for Train to Busan.
Train to Busan is so good! Just watched it again recently.
i am not seeing it on netflicks
Jack Is Back I agree that movie was really good. I recommend it to my friend's when I can
Train to Busan is already on my list just haven't watched yet.
Jack Is Back it was probably the best zombie movie of last year, now Hollywood doing a remake.
It's on there Major Flash-Backs and it is one of the best zombie movies I've seen. Just the right amount of pace to connect with the characters before you're taken on another thrill ride over and over again. It's intense and good!
Train To Busan in my opinion the best Zombie movie ever! The action was great, the acting was great, the directing was great. And usually horror movies never catch me emotionally but this movie surprisingly had me emotionally envested in all characters. The Koreans really know how to do horror, can't wait to see more from the director.
Shaun of the Dead, 28 days/weeks later, Zombieland are right there at the top with Train to Busan for me
Van Dinh I put all of my money on foreign for Zombie movies, the [REC] series from Spain, Rammbock Berlin Undead from Germany, 28 weeks / days Later from England and a few others too. Americas movies for the most part are just copies of the last movie before them... or in some cases (quarantine, ring, countless other Japanese horror movies)
dragonbane44 you should check out Dead Snow and it's sequel. It's like a Norwegian Shaun of the Dead. Fucking hilarious.
One of those rare movies of which I loved the sequel even more than the original!
For a zombie movie it's alright. It was too cringy for me because they are over dramatic and takes a while for them to take action. Although that short dude was a piss off, glad he died but wasn't too happy that he lasted the entire movie while everyone else died because of him. That made me cringe even more.
Try watching Pandora if you like Korean/Japanese movies!
you forgot last shift. that was a very creepy movie with decent effects for a low budget horror movie.
Yep. Last shift was definitely creepy. Good horror movie
B D lol i got scared with that one
one of the best i've watched. not just jumpscares
B D That is one of the few horror movies I've watched that actually creeped me out. It didn't have a bunch of cheap jump scares or overdone gore.
Last Shift? I'll have to check it out
Netflix has the worst horror movies it's sad
thankyou for letting me know about the movie "train to Busan". it's awesome, it kept me entertain from beginning to end. more people should check it out. keep the vids coming.
Cannot recommend Train to Busan enough! It's easily my favourite zombie movie.
I love Train to Busan, but it's still not quite up there with 28 days later imo.
Feral, i watched 28 days long ago and I couldnt understand why it is hyped up so much. I like Train Busan better and even Warm Bodies
Different strokes for different folks I guess. Still love Train to Busan & 28 days though. The best zombie fiction out there imo. (apart from Telltales TWD & the book version of WWZ.)
What about 'Hush'??
Awesome movie ....
James Bannon Scariest movie I've ever seen.
James Bannon hush was so basic and predictable awful movie
James Bannon that movie wasn't under appreciated. it's 🔥🔥🔥😍
Bee Rhadighast Go watch Ouija then. It's the type of movie people like you pay money to watch.
Truth be told Train to Busan is only one worth your time,
other ones are scraping of the barrel.
Sure, Train to Busan is pretty much everything you've already seen in Romero's Dead series,
but it is really well done, well acted, well paced movie experience. .
Agreed.
I agree. I feel asleep watching Midnight Meat Train. Might try a rewatch. But holy shit, we are still here is hot garbage. Almost as bad as Holidays.
While "We are still here" is a movie I certainly wouldn't recommend,
I appreciate it, it is a tribute to older horror movies, it is even set in 80s.
It is well done despite small budget, but story is same old, same old.
As for "Midnight Meat Train", first and last time I've watched it was when it came out, and it was ok to me, but that isn't saying much, since ten years ago I was a teen, back then any trash could impress me.
Dembilaja It amazes me how bad some if you taste are. All those movies are good. Stakeland is one of the best zombie movies ever!
To the person who seen it all, We are still here is the top one.Train to Busan looks like B-movie to me, Midnight Meat Train was boring.
Not available in Canada: Midnight Meat Train, The Pact, We Are Still Here. That's Netflix for ya.
Likewise here. This is how I describe Netflix these days: B movies and shitty documentaries. Of course, that's a slight exaggeration. But, when you see what they have in the States compared to here, how many more good movies they have in particular that we do not have here, there's a tiny bit of truth to that description.
annkus3 Try torrents.
gomovies.to should help lol
Don't feel too bad about it; The Pact and We Are Still Here are garbage. I have no idea why people like those movies. Midnight Meat Train is pretty good, but the original short story by Clive Barker is better.
Go to the internet and get BitTorrent..and then search
I saw Midnight Meat Train in 2009 and I thought it was crap. Train to Busan and Stake Land, however, are awesome!
Jennifer Mathis Stakeland is very underrated but yes it's very good.
Jennifer Mathis
Stake Land is very good, but i still haven't seen the sequel.
redfoe77 I watched the sequel yesterday and it was very good! :)
saw meat train today. ending was terrible.
Stake land is such a different take on vampires/zombies, best I've seen so far
"The Invitation" is also a really good underrated psychological horror movie on Netflix.. i never really see anyone talking about it & it's such a shame because it's such a great movie..
instagram: pukeys iliked that movie too a great twist at the end
another great horror movie is "Battle Royale" it's an Asian horror movie similar to the hunger games just a little darker and more awesome. I think it is Japanese but I am not sure. It should be on Netflix though.
It used to be, I don't know if it still is.
Sahra Wakehouse battle royale,you mean? it's Japanese movie,adapted from manga series...but the killing is way too brutal imo..😅😅😅
battle royale is not a horror movie
Sahra Wakehouse similar to the hunger games.You mean the hunger games stole everything from that movie.👎😬😬😬
People might categorize it as such, maybe because of the brutal/slasher nature? IDK what genres really are what anymore. Wouldn't call myself an expert. I see tons of 'horror' movies and I'm never scared anymore. Probably getting desensitized lol
I agree with CW gaming though, that it's not an underappreciated movie. It has a huge cult following.
And... I might just happen to appreciate the actors. One of which played Light in "Death Note" *whistles innocently* I'm not obsessed.
I think American Mary is a contender for this list. American Mary is a 2012 Canadian horror film starring Katharine Isabelle, Antonio Cupo, and Tristan Risk and written and directed by Jen and Sylvia Soska. Isabelle plays a medical student desperate for money who begins taking clients from the extreme body modification community in an effort to solve her financial troubles.
I looked this one up one Netflix Canada and it wasn't there. So, a Canadian movie isn't on Canadian Netflix?? How ridiculous. Thanks for the recommendation though!!!
Train to Busan is so much more than they seem to make it here. The storyline is amazing & it's soo much more than a zombie horror flick!!
Train to Busan is easily one of the best movies Netflix has to offer
jeez, zombie movies nowadays are action genre not 'horror'
Which is exactly why I hate them. If I wanted to watch an action film, I'd watch Die Hard, FFS.
yoooo, train to busan is so good! I've watched the movie already 3 times and i never get tired of it. The storyline is really good and you do get a little tears in your eyes when watching it.
Midnight Meat Train is awesome! Vinnie Jones needs to be in more films these days too, he's awesome. Bullet Tooth Tony for liiiife!
SandBox H3ro I like it too. the one complaint I have is the cgi though. it seems very juvenile.
Yeah the CG was pretty poor, but I don't think that movie had much of a budget to work with. The creature effects for the demons were pretty good though.
Look up Survive Style 5. He's great in that and the whole movie is awesome
Someone knows here that the movie is based on a short story by English writer Clive barker? Had the books years before the movie was made. Same writer who invented 'Pinhead'..ring any bells?
Danny C. yes. point?
Midnight Meat Train is perhaps the best splatter movie I have ever seen, and I've seen a lot. The cinematography is top notch, the plot has some fine twists and the story itself is dark and gloomy, perfect for a genre film. I absolutely recommend this flick, it's gore on an arthouse level!
I agreed Boom. One of the most gory scary movie I have watched
wow you missed alot on this list...how about eyes of my mother and a whole slew of others.
Ben Metlis anymore you can recommend?
Yeah ...
The Eyes of My Mother
The whaling
A girl walks home alone
Extraordinary tales
Never sleep again
We are what we are
Hush
Dead silence
Ben Metlis it follows... good movie
I just finished Train to Busan and for someone who loved Zombie movies in the past, but was kinda getting over them recently, I loved it! Thanks for this recommendation!
Train to busan was SOOOOOOOOOO freakin crazyyyyyy.
Train to Busan fcked me up. I really do like it but just one character made me feel like I need to be in it and just punch them in the face and push them towards some zombies so badly. Watched it a few months ago and I still feel this way. Hope I didn't ruin anything for anyone 😭
Rose is it the rich guy? who wouldn't? He was an asshole
Housebound is also a great horror/comedy on netflix!!
Train to Busan is cinematic GOLD!! I was blown away by this film. The ending left me in tears!
Train to Busan was awesome. Watched it before I came to Korea. Can't find it with subtitles here, but it's an amazing movie. :)
where is "last shift"? that movie is terrifying
Yep. It is very good
right here on UA-cam!
Nope. Not good. Really not a good anything.
Last Shift. I agree, it's also good.
Last Shift is a decent horror movie if you don't mind that it doesn't carry any meaning or storyline. It like "here's some scares!" It's effective however, not amazing.
Train to Busan is such a good movie!
I’m usually pretty tired of zombie movies, but Train to Busan is really worth a watch
Train to Busan literally made me cry my eyes out so hard. Really good but sad movie ;-:
train to busan is actually really fuckin great ,please watch it guys
Train to Busan is amazing. Heard America is going to make an "American" version to it...lol. If only you knew what America did to Boys Over Flowers.
sei Excuse me? BOF American version exists? I feel like it's terrible.
Yep. Check out the trailer. It's so bad that I don't think the first ep was released.
sei nooooo, BOF should not be remade, the original was awesome, why ruin it by Americanize it?
train to busan is soooooo packed with diff emotion .. seriously who would cry watching a zombie movie .. but this is a mixed of drama horror and thrill .. you must watched it guys
Thanks for recommending "Stake Land"! I just watched it, and it's a real gem! Super clever with its commentary and really good characters.
Also...Fans of The Neon Demon would probably like Starry Eyes. Sci-fi horror fans (e.g., Ex Machina) would like Evolution;under 90 min too. Another shorter film is Creep. Gross-out fans might dig Contracted parts 1&2. The Invitation is ideal for fans of claustrophobic horror (e.g., 10 Cloverfield). Comforting skin is kinda cool for something different (Canadian indie). Lotsa good stuff if u know where to look.
rhythmoriented I'm with you! I love the invitation! and i also liked creep and starry eyes :D
Sofia Martinez awesome!
im sorry but Midnight Meat Train was a very bad movie 😕
Train to Busan... The child actor is simply awe inspiring! The ending can make all big man cry...
Every time I ran out of movies, I check Looper... and it never disappoints.
Thanks, guys!
watch "The Den" ...reminds me of the dark net
Mercedes Rudeness Monroe I love Dark Net! Watch Black Mirror. Its very good too
Bruh. who hasn't seen these. the only one i would understand people not knowing about is Train to Busan.
Eyerish .B that's what I thought too. not only have I already seen all of these some of them I certainly wouldn't recommend to others.
This is a great list. Thanks for sharing!
Vinnie Jones was the "star power" that drew me to want to see the Midnight Meat Train. That and the fact I love most anything based on Clive Barker tales. I really didn't know who Bradley Cooper was back then. Leslie Bibb was more well known to me at that time for that matter... Anyway the film ROCKS!
Most of these aren't even available on Netflix in the UK, I'm so pissed
THE PACT??! Are you kidding me? For the love of God ignore that movie. It's probably my worse movie going experiences ever. The thin plot makes absolutely no sense and it's nowhere near creepy or scary. The entire audience I watched it with couldn't clear out the building quick enough to tell their close friends and relatives to not waste their precious time watching that drivel. AVOID AVOID AVOID.
Johnny Organ In your opinion. I for one liked it. The sequel, however, was shit. Just as We Are Still Here. Why that movie gets good reviews, I have no idea.
EnglishatHeart The Pact is a good horror movie. It has a sequel? I didn't one that. We are Still Here is just meh.
Not all on Netflix but recently I really liked It Follows, Split, Babadook, and Human Centipede.
Noslack412 Totally agree-It Follows was so weirdly good.
Noslack412 I saw "It Follows" in theaters. The music alone was enough to keep you on edge! Also loved Babadook too.
Noslack412 It follows was good but The babadook started out okay then went downhill midway through.
I've been wanting to watch train to Busan because Gong Yoo is in there...
It's hard for me to take a movie called "Midnight Meat Train" seriously.
VHS 2 is awesome, They all are
VHS VIRAL IS PRETTY SHITTY. BUT VHS 2 IS WAY BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL
Prettyflyforawhitegirl what's VHS about?
Prettyflyforawhitegirl did you actually enjoy VHS viral? I quite enjoyed VHS and VHS 2, not every single story but most of them, but viral just never did it for me which made me kind of sad because I had liked the other two so much.
myfrankensteinheart can you tell me?
Javari Hunter it's basically a bunch of short horror movies that someone is watching on VHS tapes.
Train to Busan was EVERYTHING!!! I was lucky enough to be able to purchase it for $.99 on UA-cam.
Train to Busan is incredible for not only being somewhat scary, but also being a tear jerker
Train to Busan was great!!!!!!
Actually Shudder is basically Netflix but better because it only has horror movies and its only $5 a month
Yeah but Shudder has too much shitty horror films.
Ivanna Echeverria Its not better.
it's has the same horror movies as Netflix so I guess they're both shitty then
Zen Razor, generally most of the horror movies are shitty anyway.
Dembilaja That is true but there are quite a fee exceptions.
The cult scene in vhs 2 might be the best sequence in horror ive ever seen...the movie as a whole is ok but that story needed to be its own feature film
When the lights went out based on a true story of a haunting in Yorkshire... it happened in 1974 and worth a watch 👍
don't forget "it follows" - super cool & indie artsy styled horror movie that doesn't use jumpscares
but is still terrifying!
I love Train to Busan
train to busan was so intense that i had to take a break and finish it later. not just gore, but it's very emotional
THE PACT is superb and deserves greater recognition. the director's follow-up AT THE DEVIL'S DOOR is in many ways even better.
The Wailing
The Wailing is so unbelievably underrated.
TN I have it on My List but havent got around to watch it
train to Busan is ammaaaaaxing
OMG train to Busan was soooooooo good, I LOVE zombie films , ,the acting was superb
Train to Busan is amazing! I'm so happy they put it on Netflix! It's sad tho how some people won't watch it because it's foreign and subtitled:/ they're missing out on a great movie!
No one heard of train of Busan? Really?
Stakeland 2 ain't a bad sequel.
It would have been easier to take you seriously if you hadn't opened by suggesting that Midnight Meat Train was even watchable.
Wow, who ever created this list really knew about horror movies. I have watched them all and i totally agree. Excellent list!!!
train to Busan is great
oh my god the pact I didn't sleep for weeks
Train to Busan made it's way to my top favourite movies.
Also, what about "The Other Side of the Door"? that's a good underrated horror film that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
Its very cool choosing films from a Netflix list in order to download them later...
The Taking of Debra Lane...that movie was good...Lavender, Haute, Haven House, Mercy. We are still here is a good movie but not that good...those are just some of the movies that I watched and we're surprised that they were pretty good
loved taking of Debra lane. so freaky
Oscar Bravo I was surprised at the one it was such a good movie. I like the IFC movies or IFC Midnight movies on Netflix. They are twisted. But that one was a good find...😄
Oscar Bravo I saw the the Devil it's a foreign Asian movie but it's soooooo good
cool! I'll have to watch that. Thank you
I just watched lavender the other day it was good
Who else saw the thumbnail and thought it was a female version of Data?
What is she from? I clicked the video hoping to find out. She looks cool.
Its from The Pact
Stake Land is awesome, I've watched it countless times! The sequel is also on the UK netflix and its definitely worth a watch! Train to Busan is also amazing, fast zombies are terrifying!
One of my friends lent me Midnight Meat Train on Blu-Ray it was a really good horror film that ending was pretty insane, I haven't seen The Pact but it looks interesting. Might have to check out Train to Busan since it's been getting good reviews. I guess Netflix does have some hidden gems you just have to really look for them.
ppl... plzzzz comment more good netflix horror movies... gimme the good shit, i need netflix horror in my life right now. fill me up bois
It Follows is on Netflix right now and I highly recommend it. Also:
The Babadook if you haven't seen it yet. Last Shift was very good for low budget. People like Hush, if you're into slasher/suspense.
And so is The Den for that genre, if it's still on there.
Loved Babadook!
How about We Go On, Before I Wake, When the Lights Went Out? Not sure if all on Netflix tho
I know We Go On is on there not sure about the others, lately.
Movies on Netflix. Horror category.
The Babadook. Didnt like it much. I hear a lot of people liked it & I also hear a lot of people didnt. So I guess it's at least been watched a ton. Lol. I thought the boy was annoying. I wouldn't say it was horrible. But wouldn't say I liked it either
Last Shift. really good. Creepy. And kept me engaged.
IT Follows. really good
Abattoir. Another good horror movie. That I don't hear anyone talking about. And idk if its cause people haven't seen it or what. But I really liked it. I want to hear what others thought of it.
Dream House. Just a good movie. Nice twist.
The Midnight Meat Train. I liked it
John Dies at the End. Low expectations but was good
Viral. Newer selection on Netflix. I liked it
Dark was the Night
Deep in the Darkness
Circle. low budget but I liked it
TrollHunter. Low expectations going in. But was pretty good
Haunter. A decent movie
Stake Land. I liked it. Haven't seen 2 yet
I have to watch Dead Silence soon. I haven't yet
IT Follows. very very really good
Should have had it follows on here
I didn't know it follows was on Netflix?
James Bannon yeah it is and it's pretty decent .
Ahhh okay I'll have a look for it cause I really wanna watch it!
Quite well known and was much appreciated by critics and such. Maybe tjhat is why, but I'm not certain!
Yeah, I'm guessing they don't consider it underappreciated. Great movie, though.
Midnight Meat Train was based off of a short story by Clive Barker that can be located in the Books of Blood short story collection (and you should absolutely give it a read, it's great.) I personally didn't like the movie but there is a part towards the beginning that I enjoyed quite a bit. You know when the main character firsts goes to the art gallery? All the paintings on the walls? Works by Clive Barker. Pretty cool, right?
We Are Still Here was good! I recommend Hush and You're Next. They're the rare survival horror movies that don't make you hate the protagonists.
Train to Busan :o!!!!!
a good video from you guys? whaaat?
Good list. As a fan of atmospheric horror, I also quite liked Honeymoon (2014) and In Fear (2013).
2:28 - Jesus, Looper. You're making it sound like the first anthology horror film ever made.
meat train is boring as can be. tried or 3 times.
Damn, only 2 on the list are available on the UK Netflix, but still thanks for making this vid. I am looking forward to Midnight Meat Train :)
Train to Busan made me cry so much in the end. I love it!!!!
I highly recommend The Void, which is also on Netflix. Its like something from the minds of Clive Barker and David Cronenberg.
Train to Busan is in my top 3 favorite movies... ever. It's amazing.
The Innocents/Los Inocentes is a phenomenal one. Not that scary of a horror movie, but has a great story.
I loved The Pact. Creepy, suspenseful - had m on the edge of my seat from the first minute!
actually a pretty solid list. Is Bone Tomahawk available on Netflix? If so, toss that one on as well!
Seen Stakeland on Syfy once. Terrible title drop, I almost switch channels, but stayed for the opening scene. Very good B movie. Would watch again.
the wailing is definitely another hidden gem
Train to Busan is very good, highly recommended.
Thanks for the list. Checking out Train to Busan as we speak!!!
I know I'm probably alone in this but I LOVE found footage horror movies. VHS is by far the creepiest one. Troll Hunter is great too.
Agree! I've watched all of them and they're some of my favorite films.
Train to Busan was amazing. It was so emotional, but also kicks some ass. But it did leave me with one huge question: What happened to the mother of the girl? Busan was supposed to be free of the outbreak, right? Then why does she disappear and never answer her phone?
I highly, highly recommend the Swedish film, "Let the Right One In." It's an amazing film that is equal parts incredibly touching, with being pretty brutal when it wants to be.
I'm going thru the list today and I just finished the pact. not disappointed yet!