I recently re-watched this scifi-horror film from 2000 and boy was I impressed.
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Marc Forster's WORLD WAR Z
This is an amazing and exciting film. While the storyline is a bit thin at times the viewer is rushed headlong through a series of harrowing adventures culminating in an intense cat and mouse chase in a secret research facility.
Ridley Scott's “PROMETHEUS”
Is it Scott’s fault that all interstellar spacecraft now come equipped with handheld flamethrowers?
Tae-kyung Kim's MUOI: THE LEGEND OF A PORTRAIT
This atmospheric and competent horror film follows a young Korean author as she travels to Vietnam to investigate the legend of a haunted portrait.
Dennis Gansel's WE ARE THE NIGHT
This film is a good antidote to wimpy vampire movies.
Scott Charles Stewart's PRIEST
How can you possibly resist a gritty and bloody post-apocalyptic alternate-history vampire movie starring Paul Bettany, Christopher Plummer, Karl Urban, and Brad (“Wormtongue”) Dourif?
Unrelentingly grim, this movie follows a group of 14th Century soldiers as they seek out a remote village in the English countryside that is rumored to have been spared a visit by the bubonic plague.
Paul W.S. Anderson's “RESIDENT EVIL: AFTERLIFE”
Basically, if you’re into really well-made sci-fi-action-zombie-post-acopalyptic-action-gorefests, this one’s for you.
Monthon Arayangkoon's THE VICTIM
This Thai ghost story/crime thriller is convoluted, intense — and scary.
Ernie Barbarash's “CUBE ZERO”
I rather enjoyed this direct-to-video Canadian horror film.
Takashi Shimizu's REINCARNATION
This is one creepy movie!
Val Guest's QUATERMASS 2 (ENEMY FROM SPACE)
This mixture of British horror and sci-fi from 1957 is thoughtful and at the same time scary.
Park Chan Wook's THIRST
Plot summary:
* Devout priest volunteers for medical experiment
* Becomes lustful vampire as a result
* Sex/violence/building-hopping/tragedy/ensue
Christian Alvart's PANDORUM
Plot summary:
Outer Space Zombies.
Timur Bekmambetov's DAY WATCH
I see elements from The Matrix, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, and Resident Evil. And vampires, of course.
Sam Raimi's “DRAG ME TO HELL”
Sam Raimi’s DRAG ME TO HELL is fitfully entertaining. But it commits what I consider the unpardonable sin for a horror movie:
Ruben Fleischer's “ZOMBIELAND”
Need to laugh? See this movie.
Don’t be misled. This is one scary movie.
Chuck Patton's DEAD SPACE: DOWNFALL
This horror/sci-fi adventure is a prequel to the DEAD SPACE video game.
The “invisible aliens among us” story has been done many times before. This one focuses less on wild histrionics than continually escalating terror.