Hey,

To all the horror fans out there, I'm looking for some new/old horrors to watch, something obscure, foreign language, any sub genre but most importantly good!

For a genre I truly do love, damn there are so many bad horrors. I'm sure there are in most genres but because they are generally lower budget in nature, the genre definitely suffers.

What do I mean when I say good; well something that doesn’t solely rely on jump scares. A solid plot and something truly horrifying as it takes a lot to scare me.

I feel like I have watched almost everything there is ,but maybe someone has a little gem I haven’t seen.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Warren

What do I got?  I got a horror feature you can read here, that's what I got.  

Ranging in obscurity...hopefully a few you haven't seen already.

Messiah of Evil (1973)
Last House on Dead End Street (1973)
Black Christmas (1974)
Zombie (aka Zombi 2) (1979)
Cannibal Holocaust (1980)
Mother's Day (1980)
Maniac (1980)
Nightmare (1981)
Possession (1981)
My Bloody Valentine (1981)
Angst (1983)
Videodrome (1983)
The Mutilator (1984)
StageFright: Aquarius (1987)
Audition (1999)
Wolf Creek (2005)
Sheitan (2006)

Thanks, Dead by Dawn. Just checked out the thread, will definitely add it to my list.

Great list crookedowl, a few I have'nt seen so I will be sure to check them out.

High Lane - 2009 - streaming on Netflix

Wolf Creek 2 - 2013 - streaming on Netflix

The Guest - 2014 - streaming on Netflix

Cam2Cam - 2014 - streaming on Netflix

The Den - 2013 - streaming on Netflix

Shadow - 2009

Frontier(s) - 2007

Megan is Missing - 2011

I have reviewed many of these in the movie review section.  All have something going for them, most horror movies do not and most are quite brutal, pull no punches type violence.

Babadook
High Tension (Haute Tension)
Martin (Romero)
The Beyond (Fulci)
REC
The Vanishing
Hush
Green Room
Bone Tomahawk
Digging up the Marrow
Dead Snow
The Taking of Deborah Logan
What we do in the Shadows
Big Bad Wolves
100 Bloody Acres
Sleep Tight
Maniac
The Bay
Lords of Salem
Compliance
Antiviral
American Mary
The Tall Man
Excision
Inside

Also a great list here... http://www.timeout.com/london/film/best-horror-films

I'll assume you've seen the obvious ones and recommend In A Glass Cage. I have only talked to one other person in my life who has seen it, and that's the person who recommended it to me (although it's now featured in Shudder's collection, a new horror-movie streaming service). Icy, soul-crushing film about the nature of evil and firmly grounded in reality. Subtle and methodical with no cheap shock tactics and minimal violence, but the acts of violence featured are devastating and the psychological component is tenfold.

I would also recommend The VVitch. This one was heavily marketed to the mainstream, but it's still new, so perhaps not everyone has seen it yet. I totally underestimated this film. A true occult vibe that challenges countless conventions of the subgenre.

Also, Martyrs, although at this point, I think it's somewhat obvious. The best horror movie of the 21st century IMO.

I'll also endorse these films which have already been mentioned (even though one of them is not horror at all):

Quoted Text Possession (1981) Zombie (aka Zombi 2) (1979) Videodrome (1983) Audition (1999) Sheitan (2006) Frontier(s) (2007) Babadook High Tension (Haute Tension) The Beyond (Fulci) The Vanishing Green Room Bone Tomahawk What we do in the Shadows Excision Inside

Anthony's list ain't bad either:

Quoted Text http://www.timeout.com/london/film/best-horror-films

Thanks everyone for your input.

I've seen most of the movies listed, but I'm glad that there are some new ones for me to have a look at.

As I do, I'll let you know my thoughts.

Particularly excited about In a Glass Cage, after a write up like that.

I'm glad to see there is some Aussie Horrors getting some love.

Cheers,

Warren

Oh, heck.

If you haven't seen these:

Jacob's Ladder and The Changeling.

Seriously!    And - though it's already been mentioned multiple times - Videodrome.

The Exorcist

I have seen Jacob's Ladder and The Changeling, but I am not familiar with Videodrome so I put it on the list after crookedowl suggested it.

I do like the Exorcist and saw it as a kid, scared the bejesus out of me. Takes a lot more these days.

Thanks

Quoted from Warren I ... I do like the Exorcist and saw it as a kid, scared the bejesus out of me. Takes a lot more these days.

Really? It still scares the crap outta me.   

Most definitely, but for a 40 odd year old horror it still packs a pretty good punch.

Videodrome is a great film, true classic, though I'd argue more SciFi than horror.

Quoted from AnthonyCawood Videodrome is a great film, true classic...

A great film?  True classic?  HUH?

If I'm remembering this Debby Harry flick correctly, I honestly don't get what everyone sees.  Pretty weak, forgettable stuff, IMO.