Address: Paco Square

Distribution: Sandra Escasena, Bruna Gonzalez, Claudia Placer

Summary: In Madrid, in 1991, a teenager is possessed by supernatural evil after playing Ouija board with his friends.

Also based on true events Veronica a Paco Plaza movie that will make your hair stand on end. Here you’ll find ouija boards, demonic possessions, creepy nuns, and the horrors of female adolescence. All mixed in with some fears that will give you goosebumps and make you jump out of the couch.

Address: Christoph Hans

Distribution: Radha Mitchell, Laurie Holden, Sean Bean

Summary: Rose must search for her adopted daughter in a strange and abandoned town called silent Hill.

The title of this movie will sound familiar to video game fans. It’s amazing how Christophe Hans managed to capture the essence of this game and turn it into a chilling film adaptation. If you haven’t seen it, it’s on your watch list.

Address: Vera Alvarez

Distribution: Stephen Lang, Jane Levy, Dylan Minnette

Summary: Hoping to make a huge fortune, a group of thieves break into a blind man’s house. But he was not as defenseless as they thought.

Switching a bit to a less traditional genre, we arrive at this terrifying film where tension is a common thread. In it, they play with the danger of what seems harmless at first, and also includes a twist that will give you goosebumps towards the end of the movie.

Address: M. Night Shyamalan

Distribution: James McAvoy, Anya Taylor-Joy, Haley Lu Richardson

Summary: Three women are kidnapped by a man diagnosed with 23 personalities. They will try to escape before an even more dangerous new identity emerges.

This movie that gives you goosebumps works so well thanks to a great cast. We again see a very young Anya Taylor-Joy, who masterfully develops her character, and James McAvoy, who will give you nightmares with his acting. A film in which you have to guess the ending very expensively or understand exactly what is happening at every moment, thereby playing on tension and intrigue.

Address: Andy Muschietti

Distribution: Jessica Chastain, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Megan Charpentier

Summary: A young couple greets their nieces, not knowing that a spirit named Mama is with them.

Based on a three-minute short film that I highly recommend you watch if you haven’t seen it already, this movie started the idea of ​​splitting horror movies into two parts, which I’ll drink from later. Thing. But let’s talk about the film itself: it will leave you speechless because its main characters are two girls trying to survive the murder of their mother. If scary movies with child protagonists make you cringe, this is for you.

Address: Albert Pinto

Distribution: Begoña Vargas, Ivan Marcos, Bea Segura

Summary: The family moves to live the dream of a big city, but in their new home, their dreams turn into nightmares.

The family decides to move to the city in order to leave the city and gain new opportunities in life, thus presenting us with an important socio-political transition in our country. But the movie doesn’t let those nuances distract us, and instead contributes to a plot full of bad vibes, heartbreaking fears, and big dread. A Spanish Gem You Can’t Miss If You Love Haunted House Movies

Address: Scott Derrickson

Distribution: Eric Bana, Edgar Ramirez, Olivia Munn

Summary: NYPD officer Ralph Sarchie investigates a series of crimes along with an unusual priest who has been trained in exorcism rites to combat possession.

While the story isn’t the most original on the list, it achieves what it’s supposed to: you sit on your couch, unable to stop staring at the screen from start to finish. And most importantly, when you’re done, you can’t get Sean Harris’ face out of your head because it’s awful.

Address: James DeMonaco

Distribution: Ethan Hawke, Lena Headey, Max Burkholder

Summary: A wealthy family is taken hostage due to having a killer target among them during the Purge, a 12-hour period during which all crimes are legal.

Imagine that one day all the laws that protect us disappear for 12 hours. Anything that is normally illegal ceases to be illegal. This is the premise of this film, which opens up the saga if you like horrors where the protagonists are not ghosts, zombies or demons, but really terrifying creatures: humans.

Address: Robert Eggers

Distribution: Anya Taylor-Joy, Ralph Ineson, Kate Dickey

Summary: In 1630 New England, an exiled family confronts the forces of witchcraft, possession, and black magic.

Anya Taylor-Joy proved her youth in this horror film before hitting the big time in The King’s Gambit. In this film, she plays a young woman who is accused of witchcraft by her own family. The film has everything: rudeness, money-grubbing, children who do not give a good mood and a chilling final twist.

Address: James Wan

Distribution: Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Ty Simpkins

Summary: A family tries to stop evil spirits from trapping their son, who has fallen into a coma.

As we continue to watch haunted house movies, we find this gem of horror. This is one of the oldest ones that we will recommend today, but it is practically a classic of the genre. When you watch it, you will not only have the shock of fears, the fear will remain in your body.

Address: Andre Øvredal

Distribution: Zoe Margaret Colletti, Michael Garza, Gabriel Rush

Summary: A group of teenagers must face their biggest fears in order to survive.

If you liked telling scary stories to your friends, you love scary stories, or you were one of those girls with overflowing imagination, then you will love this movie. Following the teenagers, we dive into classic horror settings that will keep you awake tonight.

Address: David Casademunt

Distribution: Inma Cuesta, Roberto Alamo, Logan Hannan

Summary: The peaceful life of a family that lives in isolation from the rest of society is disturbed by a terrifying creature that tests the bonds that unite them.

Like we said, just because Netflix isn’t known for making good horror movies doesn’t mean it doesn’t have anything worthwhile. In this case, we recommend wasteland Inme Cuesta and Asier Flores manage to make the mother-son relationship transcend the screen and also turn into the most absolute horror.

Address: Scott Derrickson

Distribution: Laura Linney, Tom Wilkinson, Shore Aghdashloo

Summary: A lawyer investigates a negligent homicide case in which the alleged culprit is a priest who performed an exorcism on a young woman.

This film combines horror and courtroom drama, a powerful blend that works really well. In addition, it is based on a real-life case in which the Catholic Church acknowledged the demonic possession of a 19-year-old girl. It is excellent.

Address: Ben Howling, Yolanda Ramke

Distribution: Simone Landers, Martin Freeman, Marley Jane McPherson-Dobbins

Summary: An epidemic ravages Australia as a father searches for someone to take care of his daughter.

We switch to another kind of horror, this time despair, sickness and apocalypse. Who leads us there is Martin Freeman, who impresses us with everything he does. This time, he is a desperate father trying to save his little daughter in the midst of an apocalypse caused by a terrible epidemic. Andy, as our protagonist’s name is, has contracted a zombie virus. Is there anything more terrifying than the fear that you might eat your daughter?