I would be remiss to not recommend Pan's Labyrinth, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, Equilibrium, Pandorum, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, Wolf Creek and Eden Lake. All older films but are just so good they don't age and I'd watch them anytime, and you may not have seen them (?). Some may technically have horror elements but nothing too scary or failing the objective because they're not out-and-out horror gorefests like Terrifier. Wolf Creek and Eden Lake might be pushing it a little, but they're horror in the sense that they are harrowing and tense rather than scary. Just my personal tastes of Sci-Fi, Horror and entertaining because they're uniquely weird and imaginitive.
Pan's Labyrinth is on my "bought it on DVD but haven't watched it yet" list of movies. (I've never seen it but fully intend to). The rest I haven't seen, Wolf Creek I've heard of by name I think.
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I would be remiss to not recommend Pan's Labyrinth, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, Equilibrium, Pandorum, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, Wolf Creek and Eden Lake. All older films but are just so good they don't age and I'd watch them anytime, and you may not have seen them (?). Some may technically have horror elements but nothing too scary or failing the objective because they're not out-and-out horror gorefests like Terrifier. Wolf Creek and Eden Lake might be pushing it a little, but they're horror in the sense that they are harrowing and tense rather than scary. Just my personal tastes of Sci-Fi, Horror and entertaining because they're uniquely weird and imaginitive.
Pan's Labyrinth is on my "bought it on DVD but haven't watched it yet" list of movies. (I've never seen it but fully intend to). The rest I haven't seen, Wolf Creek I've heard of by name I think.