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Coherence (2013) is a decent thriller that doesn’t get talked about much. It’s about some friends having a dinner party and strange things start occurring after a comet passes over Earth.
I love this film! I just recently put it on another list for a future video!
@@spookyastronauts Coherence is one I have had to watch about 5 times. It's just a mind fuck!
This is one of my go to films!
Great movie! I always have to also think of "The Invitation" when "Coherence" is mentioned ... and "You're Next", even though it's more about Gore.
My friend drunkly decided to show me this film but by fast forwarding through most of it apart from random scenes and describing the rest so I have a very loose grasp of the whole film but little idea of what anyone said or did
The Skin I Live In is one of the most f*cked up movies... Still can't forget the ending...lol
The Skin I Live In reeeeeeally stayed with me. I think about it ALL THE TIME.
I love Frailty!
Another one I really like is "The Reflecting Skin" (1990) and no one ever even mentions that one.
Ahhhhhh! I never thought I would see another mention The Reflecting Skin! I recommended it in a separate comment.
The Reflecting Skin... that quiet horror that we don't speak of...
For some reason I used to watch The Reflecting Skin a bunch when I was a kid, it really stays with you, never forgot it and think about it often.
Thanks! The Reflecting Skin is the most disturbing movie I have ever enjoyed.
Like wandering into an alternate universe & during my first viewing was constantly amazed by the turns it took🤯
Highly recommended!🎃
Can’t wait to watch these! A movie that really got me was Triangle - it’s a 2009 UK film that I’ve only ever see one time pop up on my TV, and I’m glad I watched. It starts out like a normal slasher thriller but nooope it’s a wild ride, and allows you to be as frustrated as the main character (played by Melissa George) as she puts things together. Also Liam Hemsworth is in it.
I was waiting for someone to bring up that movie I love it it’s one of my favorites
So this will sound kinda heavy but I've been going through a tough break up recently and your videos have brought so much comfort and peace to me during this difficult time. Being a horror/thriller movie buff myself I just wanted to say thank you for the content you make. You are amazing :)
I don't talk about Frailty because I always forget the title for some reason. It was such a good, disturbing and well told story. Going back through some of your old videos since I forget to write down recommendations half the time. Stay spooky 😃❤️
Or as I like to call this video “Emma makes my watchlist 5 films longer”
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Totally "The Imposter!" And as Tony says below "Coherence" is AMAZING. "Triangle" is great, and I never, ever, hear anyone talk about "Mute Witness". LOVED that... from 1995.
"Mute witness", I loved that back in the day. It kind of vanished, but at the time I think it was well received (At least here in Argentina, winter here too). Also it was a British/Russian production.
@@skyluc77 Yes it was a British/Russian produced film. Very effective. Still holds up to this day. Never saw the BD treatment, but if you can find a DVD it is well worth it. I may just watch it tonight. It's been years!
Another great thriller/horror movie, imo, is Storm Warning (2007). That is about a husband and wife who are sailing their boat, and get lost. They are then kidnapped and held hostage by a father and his two crazy sons. This is an Australian horror film. I'd recommend this movie, if you haven't already seen it.
I used to work at a video rental store when they were a thing lol, and it's horror/thriller section was AMAZING, I watched frailty and the skin I lived in out of that section. The skin became one of my favorite movies of all time. I remember I even recommended to people who went there to rent, I wonder what they would think of me recommending such a disturbing film 😅
Another thriller I'd like to recommend is called The Killing Jar (2010). That is about a man holding people hostage at an isolated roadside diner. It stars Michael Madsen, Harold Perrineau, Amber Benson, and Jake Busey. I'd recommend this movie, if you haven't already seen it.
If you want "disturbing"...."Martyrs". It was briefly mentioned here but Holy Crap, it wigs me out just thinking about it.
But look for the original French one. I don't recommend wasting time with the American remake.
@@mekmekare French Canadian? I thought it was a Quebec film
Love your picks!
“The Skin I Live In” will be a classic.
It’s very much horror, though the psychological type, and many people just dont like the pacing, or the reveal either offends or disgusts some, depending on their own views.
I thought it was written very well, and works on many levels. Anyone who dismisses the “science” or realism, just makes me laugh, because horror/thrillers aren’t usually grounded in reality at all.
The psychological aspects of each character and the story are what resonate with me, along with the cinematography, atmosphere, color choices, and the exceptional acting.
I fell away from horror movies for a few years, and I just discovered your channel and wow I'm right back in it. Thanks for the great recommendations!
You're like a living encyclopedia of all things underrated and spooky. Great video as always!
Frailty is one of the first movies that messed me up. The Skin I Live In is one of my all-time favorite films ever. It's controversial but absolutely amazing.
You have great taste!
I really dig your sense of style. Great topic and selections . Thank you Emma :)
Frailty is one of my fav movies of all time, I'm so HAPPY to see it on your list !!!
I love your presentation, Emma. Love the positive energy. Great video, hope you keep making them.
Thanks Emma! I will definitely be checking some of these out!
Not anything to do with the video but sometimes creators need to hear this. I admire your passion for movies and the art behind it and you are the one who changed my taste in and how I view horror.
Wow thank you!
Thanks for the recs!
I highly recommend Red White & Blue (2010). It's a very disturbing and dark movie. It's a well-made movie and a hidden gem
Where can i watch
You really know your stuff when it comes to horrors and thrillers! This is the first video I watched on your channel and I haven't heard of any of these! I've been watching a ton of horrors and thrillers this year with a friend (who actually has a channel too! Jared Sammarco) so I definitely need to add these to the list. Great video and the image quality of your video is awesome too! (Very Mike Flannigan which is perfect haha)
Also I don't know if you've mentioned this one in other videos, but mentioning Mike Flannigan I just remembered, have you seen Oculus? That was an insane but beautifully crafted thriller!
It’s been 9 years since I watched The Skin I Live In, and I still haven’t shaken off a number of its scenes...
I’m so glad you’re deciding to venture out into the thriller/horror genre 💗🥺
I love thrillers!
spookyastronauts oh my goodness, thanks for the reply! you’re my absolute favorite horror movie channel ❤️
@@spookyastronauts the divide 2011 is the worst movie I ever watch
Awesome video. I've just added Alexandra's Project and Imposter to my watchlist. I've only see Magic Magic from your list and quite enjoyed it.
Frailty is so underrated !! Its so complex ,a hidden gem . Tom at the farm , made me feel Icky !! Alexandra's Project is my type of Jam . You always find great films that rock the boat of emotions !! Love films that take risk also
Thank you! Can’t wait to watch some of these that I’ve never heard of! The Skin I Live In is one of my favorite films and The Imposter was so good.
Thanks for the recommendations. ♥
I curious to know if you've ever seen Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006), with Ben Whishaw, Dustin Hoffman and Alan Rickman. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.
I saw that movie somewhere and it has always stuck with me. He wanted the fragrance of that pretty girl. No one that I mention it too has heard of it.
I love it
@@mousiespanks2379 the most beautifully dark movie I've ever seen. The soundtrack and cinematography was also amazing and breathtaking such an underrated film
If you have Netflix you should check out Parfum. 5🌟
Love that movie. It's in my top 5 favs
You earned a new sub , awesome !
I’m so glad you brought up The Imposter. I try to get everyone I know to watch it. I watched it twice in 24 hours the first time I saw it.
I'm a simple Newfie, you mention Frailty, you get a thumbs up, and my eternal love 😂. "I only destroy demons, you're not a demon...are you?"
I'm a simple Bluenoser, and I friggin' LOVE Frailty! The cinematography during the car ride, the behind the scenes of how they set that up is fascinating. R.I.P. Bill Paxton & Powers Boothe. #EastCoastStrong
@@Apathygrrl Had a response typed, realized I was just reiterating what you said, so I deleted it. I'll simply say "I concur" 😂 #EastCoastPride
Frailty is one of my favorite horror films ever!
Same here it's an absolute horror masterpiece.
Mine too!! I watch it often!
Your lists always turn into my "must-see's"! Spot on again! Thanks and keep making more!
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The most underated movie thriller/horror is EDEN LAKE, this film has everything being horrific, suspense, dusturbing , action , you name it , probably the best of the bunch out of the underated genre.
Thank you Emma you make great watchable choices!
I thought Magic Magic was dumb AF. And Frailty is one of my FAVORITE movies ever! It's SO underrated!
I saw "Magic Magic" last night. It made me feel trapped (a good thing). Even if Juno Temple's character was paranoid, the sense of dread (especially the final scene) was palpable and real. And I've never seen Michael Cera play a role like this - creepy and disturbing. By the way, I'm a newcomer to your channel and I love it! I also have a passion for movies, especially the indie gems.
Where the Dead go to Die is one of the most bizarre movies ever, I just wish the animation was better.
Frailty was an absolute masterpiece! Looking forward to watching “The Imposter”.
Awesome recommendations. Might I also add Dead Calm, Malice, Julia's Eyes, and The Nameless.
🤘🏼love dead calm!
Thanks for this Emma! Always good to discover underrated gems
Thanks for watching!
I am literally came on to CZcams to see if you and him ever reviewed the skin I lived in before I watch it again tonight but figured I'd watch this video first. Thanks for reading my mind, I love this film!
Great list
The Devil’s Chair is great, it has a couple moments that feel kinda cheesy but the circumstances involved completely excuse any extra-ness. Its a psychological mystery thriller that has you constantly changing your theory as to what is actually going on, and is very much worth seeing through to the end.
Thanks for the recommendation, Emma. More films for the mustsee list. Going to try to rent Alexandra's Project and/or The Imposter today.
Here are my recommendations (I know they are older, but I'm just an older guy☺):
SHATTERED SILENCE (aka WHEN MICHAEL CALLS, 1972) - One of the creepiest thrillers ever made for TV. Can a child make a phone call from beyond the grave?
FOOTPRINTS ON THE MOON (aka LE ORME, PRIMAL IMPULSE, 1975) - Italian psychological thriller about paranoia and did a terrifying moon experiment happen?
SECRET WINDOW (2004) - Stephen King film that I really like, thanks to Johnny Depp's performance.
CRY_WOLF (2005) - This film gets hated on for not being "horror" and I agree. It's not horror but a twisted thriller about love and obsession. From that perspective, I think it is a really clever story.
Hi Emma,I love your channel(and the Amelie look suits you in this video!) I have watched several of your posts but never heard you mention one of my favourite spooky films: "Long Weekend"(the 1978 0riginal of course).I think Colin Eggleston is a pretty good director, and Everett De Roche was an imaginative writer,they seem to complement each other perfectly on this one.What do you think?
Great list as always, have to see the Imposter and Magic Magic.
The Skin i lived in, will be in your head for years , i remember every scene, it's an amazing movie! it will literally make your skin crawl :D
Oh wow I really love all these films :D Normally I don't really watch documentaries, I tend to focus more on narrative because that's where my interests are but for some reason I did go and see The Imposter at the cinema when it was released and it's a wild ride indeed. Great list!
brilliant video, thank you and stay spooky
Thanks for watching David!
Thanks for great recs Emma! My tips would be 'Paperhouse' by Bernard Rose and 'The reflecting skin' by Philip Ridley.
The Skin I Live In is a really creepy and disturbing story. And the book is based on is even worse.
So glad you mentioned The Imposter! Definitely underrated
"You might want to get a piece of paper and a pen," She says as I am currently writing. I love your lists and always have new movies to watch afterward!
Horror is so underrated. It literally has 80% of my favorite films of all time. My family thinks something is wrong with me because I watch horror all the time. Usually people think Friday the 13th, Saw or Halloween when thinking of horror. But there are so many indie or just hidden gems that don't make it to the general audience even some that have a well known cast and a decent budget.
Great video, Emma :-) Here are some of my favourite Thrillers that got a bit forgotten:
Klute
Jagged Edge
Dead Again
Jack´s Back
Still of the Night
Eyes of Laura Mars
Tesis
Rampage
Cruising
I´m also a fan of the Southern Action-Thriller No Mercy with Richard Gere/Kim Basinger...a bit 80s and cheesy but I love the energy.
Thank you so much for these recommendations!!!
oh Dead Again!! Great choice
100% agree about The Imposter. One of the best documentaries I have ever seen and definitely one of the craziest stories.
The only ones I have seen besides that are Frailty and Take Shelter, so I have some movies to track down. Thanks!
as a french canadian i was so glad to see tom at the farm in this film! there are amazing thriller/horror films from quebec and they need visibility!
This is my new favorite youtuber
You got me really curious with The Imposter! 😊 Can't wait to see it. Btw.. will you make a new video about horror documentaries in the future? I would love that!
If I watch enough I might! Hard to find them all since most are on shudder 😭 we don’t have it in Oz. But thanks for the recommendation, I’ll think on that one 😊
@@spookyastronauts we don't have Shudder here in Portugal either 😭 and I'm dying to see Horror Noire! Have you seen In Search of Darkness? It's awesome! Also, there are a bunch of horror docs on CZcams, like Fantastic Flesh. ❤️
Your channel is so awesome! You always give me great movies to watch. I’m so excited to watch these (except Frailty because I’ve already seen it).
Hell yeah! Thanks for watching
spookyastronauts I just finished The Imposter. What did you find creepy or spooky about this?
Hey Emma,
Just got back and am going back through the archives to catch up on things I’ve missed. Thank you for the suggestions.
As an Aussie, you have to throw in The Boys! I saw that a million years ago & I still occasionally think about the constant feeling of menace...really, really well done
I loved your suggestion for Magic Magic !!!!!
I totally forgot about magic magic but this video made me remember how uncomfortable that movie is. Thank you for bringing it up!
Nice. More movies to put on my watch list. I also think that there are many Category III films from Hong Kong that could make a list like this. "Red To Kill" (1994) is a big one.
oh hell yeah southern hemisphere gang!!! i'm a kiwi and it's been so cold here too!! love the cosy vibes 🥰
One of my all time favorites, Frailty 👏🏻 The skin I live in, Brilliant ❤️
Ah! A list in which I've seen all but two movies! Thrillers hold a special place in my heart. I actually enjoy them more than horror. Such a great list, these are great thrillers. The Skin I Live In is my favourite!
I think a spanish movie called "Tesis" from 1996 should get more recognition. If you like movies about snuff movies this is a must.
That´s a wonderful movie I almost forgot about!
We just watched The Imposter. Good flick, not though, reminded us quite a bit of Catch Me If You Can. A shame Bourdin couldn’t have put his amazing intellect to a better use. Love your lists! Always interesting recommendations.
Dope show! I never hear people talk about Patrick 1978
Thanks for yet again more movie recommendations. So happy I found your channel! Was just wondering have you seen the girl with all the gifts? I know you aren't a huge fan of zombie movies but just wondered what you thought of it.
Yes! I have a video on it. I wasn’t a huge fan because I preferred the book
@@spookyastronauts OMG! Do you know which video it was? I'm a lost recent subscriber that's all. Unfortunately I'm not a huge fan of books so haven't read it. Absolutely love your videos by the way, I have discovered so many underground movies that as a horror fan I'm ashamed I didn't know about earlier haha. Thanks so much for providing catch up content during isolating times like this, you have rekindled my love for movies and I can't express how much that means.
Scratch that, just found your video on the book and the film. I do feel as though the differences you pointed out could have improved the film a lot. I quite liked the film although it's nowhere near my favourite zombie film. Glad i got to hear an opinion from someone that isn't an avid zombie fan, thanks. Can't wait to find more films from you and maven to add to my watch list.
I think that, even though Bad Boy Bubby isn't really horror or thriller, that's one no one seems to talk about. But also, and you've probably heard of this film, but the scariest film in my opinion is Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. Despite it being Michael Rooker's first film, no one ever talks about it! But it just feels so real! Oh, and there's this Japanese film that's closer to horror, and that is Tetsuo: The Iron Man. Creepy stuff! And finally, I'll just casually mention I was the 666th like. But also, I've been watching this channel for a while and you always put out quality content. Well done, keep up the good work!
Dark and disturbing is why we love you :)
I'm excited that I haven't seen these! I've avoided The Skin I Live In because it was spoiled for me and I'm really worried the subject matter will be too frustrating.
Oh no! That’s awful! Sorry to hear that!
Another excellent list, and I'm so excited to check out *_Magic Magic_* and *_The Imposter_* now.
Here's some other unsettling thrillers I think are well worth your time. Granted, not all of them are in the "underrated" category, but they all deserve to be more widely discussed:
*_The Honeymoon Killers_* (Leonard Kastle, 1970)
*_The House That Jack Built_* (Lars von Trier, 2018)
*_We Need To Talk About Kevin_* (Lynne Ramsay, 2011)
*_Goodnight Mommy (Ich seh, Ich seh)_* (2014, Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala)
*_The Nightingale_* (2019, Jennifer Kent)
*_Safe_* (1995, Todd Haynes)
*_Hard Candy_* (2005, David Slade)
*_Dead Ringers_* (1988, David Cronenberg)
*_The Act of Killing (Jagal)_* (2012, Joshua Oppenheimer and Christine Cynn)
*_Private Parts_* (1972, Paul Bartel)
*_The Baby_* (1973, Ted Post)
*_Unsane_* (2018, Steven Soderbergh)
Oh, and *_The Skin I Live In_* is an absolute masterpiece, but how could you leave out that it's written and directed by the mighty Pedro Almodoóvar! ;o)
I’ve reviewed many of these! But some I haven’t seen, thanks for the suggestion
@@spookyastronauts I knew you discussed a few, but your videos are just jam-packed with _so_ many great films, I lost track of the ones you've already covered! I just got caught up in the excitement of listing the ones that make me flinch. Movies that push an audience into that perfect area where dread and adrenaline combine are just such a thrill. And we're in a golden age of psychological horror, in my opinion. Beautifully crafted films that pack a wallop. Whee!
So glad you brought up The Skin I Live In on here! I'm trying to convince my partner and friends to watch it tonight!
Hell yeah
Like 90° here 😭😭😭😂 thanks for another great video!
Thanks for these recommendations. Dark thrillers are my 2nd favorite genre after horror movies.
OMG i love Alexandra's Project, but it's been many years since i've seen it, thanks for reminding me about it! will have to check out Magic Magic, that one definitely dodged my radar, thanks for the great video as always!
Thanks Mitchell🤘🏼
Hi Emma! Just asking if the '/' between 'about' and 'underrated' was intentional. I know you usually use '|' and was just wondering if you forgot to press shift and it's a mistake. Thought i should mention it just in case :) Great video though, I need more thrillers to add to my watchlist! Also The Skin I Live In was fuuuucked. I thought in the back of my mind I knew where it was going but though 'nah they wouldnt do that.' THEY DID THAT!!
I saw Frailty in Theaters when it came out in 2001. I really enjoyed it, and still enjoy it.
there’s a french movie called “caché” (or “hidden” in eng) about a family that anonymously receives surveillance tapes containing recordings of their home and.. yeah you gotta watch it it’s so mysterious
Frailty is an underrated masterpiece!
I was a little surprised to know about Magic Magic from this list. I'm chilean and here that movie went under the radar. Michael Cera did two movies in Chile that year and I'd always thought they were the same film. I guess I'm kind obligated to watch it.
You should check out “calvaire” a French-Belgian movie.Chilling and disturbing to a point.”Haute Tension” is another french horror serial killer movie that really shocked me.Thanks for your tips.
Jeroen Dejonckheere maaaaannn « Haute Tension » was reallly something
Calvaire is insane!
I've seen both Frailty and The Skin I Live In, and both are rewarding films. Skin I thought was more bizarre but I liked its gradual revelations. Frailty definitely has more layers upon rewatch.
The other entries have piqued my interest.
I highly recommend the disturbing and tragic French horror movie called "In My Skin", or "Dans Ma Peau" from 2002. It's the tale of a woman who cuts her leg by accident and then starts to obsessively pick at the wound and it doesn't stop there. It goes MUCH further and very graphically so. It details her descent into self-mutilation and eventual madness.
Great list! However, not hugely fond of Magic Magic. Great acting. But that ending, though.
Edit: my recommendation is the 2017 South Korean film, Forgotten. It is on Netflix in the States. Takes a lot to surprise me. Had twists and turns I never saw coming.
The Skin I live In is the only one in this list that I have seen. I like it very much. Thank you for the recommendations Em.
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Super stoked to watch the ones I haven’t seen!!
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Nice list Ms Emma...
Have you seen 3 From Hell?
Yes :)
I really enjoy your videos and I have found that I agree with Most of your good taste in horror (You tend to stay away from "common-folk" or "entry-level" horror). "Hereditary" in my opinion is an "entry level" horror movie not really made for real horror fandom. (I mention that movie because I have seen some other horror reviewers treat that movie as if it was scary or something. Another girl listed "Martyrs" as a horror movie that went too far but then in another video listed one of the "Annabelle" movies as a recommendation. Anyways keep up the good work. I trust your taste in good quality horror films. (horror is supposed to be disturbing in some way, not comforting, we all watch it for the thrill) Thanks!
Hell yeah I love Frailty, I watched it for the first time a couple months ago and I was hooked from start to finish and it blows my mind that I had never seen this movie until a few months ago
I actually got to see The Imposter in theatres and it was really good, I agree with you Emma!!
Rosy (2018) Is an incredible stalker thriller flick that got almost zero attention from the press upon its release, i don’t even believe it got a theatrical release. which is crazy to think about, since it’s stars actors like Johnny Knoxville and Nat Wolff (brother of Alex!). the film unfolds its characters in a seriously disturbing manner, pacing and tone (and soundtrack) is very reminiscent of films like Twisted Nerve from the 60s & 70s. serious must watch.
The Skin I Live In is so horrible, it's genius.
Like Funny Games, Requiem for a Dream and Mother, it left me thinking about it for weeks.
Will check out The Imposter and Alexandra's Project. Thanks for this.
Yeah I got goose bumps when you said the name ‘the imposter’.
But I’d recommend Citizenfour per documentaries