#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 19 - Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) This film turned 50 last week. A bit of a controversial choice as there seems to be debate over whether it is a horror or not (I think it is 100%). Either way, it’s a great film and I’m glad I’ve seen it 😁 #HorrorSky
#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 20 - Blacula (1972) William Marshall is a superb vampire. A great mix of charm and menace. I also highly recommend the excellent documentary Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror (2019) to learn about this film and many others which can be added to watchlists! #HorrorSky
#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 21 - Home Sweet Home: Where Evil Lives (2023) German one shot / one take family horror. I know these one take films use lots of editing tricks but I still find them really creative and impressive. #HorrorSky
#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 22 - Wake (2024) Very small cast and some interesting ideas. #HorrorSky
#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 23 - The Devil’s Business (2011) Short horror film (1 hour 9 mins) from Sean Hogan, the writer / director behind last year’s excellent The Haunted Season: To Fire you Come at Last. #HorrorSky
#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 24 - Uzumaki (2000) Bizarre spiral pattern based horror 🌀 Based on a manga series at the time it has also recently been made into an animated series. #HorrorSky
#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 25 - Lurking Fear (1994) A very silly and loose horror-action adaptation of H. P Lovecraft’s The Lurking Fear (1922). A curious film with Jeffery Combs and Ashley Laurence doing their best to work with some pretty shoddy material. #HorrorSky
#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 26 - Together (2025) Really enjoyed this! Old school slimy, squelchy, bone-cracking body horror! Lots of fun! 😁 #HorrorSky #Together
#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 27 - Good Boy (2022) A unique Norwegian horror! To say anything else would risk spoilers. #HorrorSky
#100HorrorMoviesin92Day 28 - Itim: The Rites of May (1976) 1970s supernatural horror from the Philippines.
#100HorrorMoviesin92Days 29 - Luz: The Flower of Evil (2019) I absolutely love the visual style of this film. It has a gritty, dreamlike oversaturated look and some stunning shots of nature and the environment. Good stuff. #HorrorSky
His voice 😍
Yeah I definitely File this one under the Cosmic Horror sub genre
One of my favourite films.