Zombies in Joseon-era Korea and a crown prince investigating; Netflix's Korean period horror.
Rod Serling's anthology of twists, 1959 to 1964; "Time Enough at Last".
Mulder and Scully, the truth out there, and the monster-of-the-week format.
A ghost in an orphanage during the Spanish Civil War; del Toro's companion to Pan's Labyrinth.
A vegetarian vet student develops a taste for flesh; Ducournau's coming-of-age horror.
Zombies on the KTX from Seoul; the Korean blockbuster with a heart.
An American at a German ballet school run by witches; Argento in primary colours to Goblin.
A secret agent hunts and repeatedly releases the man who killed his fiancee; Kim Jee-woon's revenge extreme.
A monster from the Han river takes a girl and her family goes after it; Bong's creature feature.
A village policeman, a Japanese stranger and a shaman; Korean horror that refuses to settle.
Demi Moore injects a younger self out of her spine; Fargeat's body-horror satire.
Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson go mad on a rock in black-and-white 1.19:1; Eggers' seagulls.
Toni Collette, a miniature-maker, and a grief that turns into something worse; A24's horror peak.
Something in the sky above a Californian horse ranch; Jordan Peele's UFO western.
A surgeon must kill one of his family or a boy's curse takes them all; Lanthimos' Greek tragedy.
A grief-stricken American at a Swedish midsummer festival where everything happens in daylight.
A woman with a titanium plate has sex with a car and hides as a missing son; the Palme d'Or that shocked.
Twin brothers open a juke joint in 1932 Mississippi and vampires arrive; Coogler and Michael B. Jordan.
Every child in one class walks out of their homes at 2:17 a.m. and vanishes; Zach Cregger's horror.
Eggers remakes Murnau with Bill Skarsgard's moustached count and Lily-Rose Depp.
A family lives in silence because the monsters hunt by sound; John Krasinski's horror.
The rage virus three decades on, an island community and a boy's journey to the mainland; Boyle and Garland reunite.
A family attacked by their own doppelgangers in Santa Cruz; Jordan Peele's second film.
Scarlett Johansson as an alien picking up men in Glasgow, filmed with hidden cameras.
A bullied boy and a vampire girl in a Stockholm suburb in the snow.
A pop-up book monster and a grieving mother; Australian horror about depression.
Five students at a cabin and the office that runs the horror; Whedon and Goddard's meta-slasher.
A boy who sees dead people and the twist that made Shyamalan; "I see dead people".
A masked killer who has seen every horror film; Wes Craven reinvents the slasher.
Bruce Campbell versus his own hand in a cabin; Raimi's splatstick.
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