Four young adults find themselves trapped on a seemingly endless road—one from which they can’t escape, as they soon discover that stopping the car invariably attracts the attention of what lurks in the forest…

A pair of grown siblings who venture back to their childhood home to care for their father in his final days are disturbed to find their mother under the influence of an evil, shape-shifting supernatural presence.

The first of two collaborations between director Jérôme Boivin and co-writer Jacques Audiard is at once a satirical work of pitch-black, bone-dry humor and a chillingly sober fable illustrating the interpersonal—and interspecies—mechanics of amorality and violence.

Alexandre O. Philippe’s expansive documentary celebrates five decades of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, examining its legacy via extended interviews with five influential luminaries of the horror genre.

Delphine Seyrig commands the screen with potent erotic flair as a bewitching Hungarian countess whose fateful encounter with a honeymooning couple catalyzes a blood-soaked maelstrom of desirous depravity.

Director Ben Leonberg’s own dog Indy stars as a charismatic canine hero whose tranquil coexistence with his human companion begins to unravel with the intrusion of sinister, possibly paranormal forces.

Co-director Sam Dixon stars as Josie, a bedraggled Queensland cinema worker who slowly begins to lose his grip on reality in this singularly nerve-jangling, magnificently lo-fi head trip from down under.

Soon after moving into a memory-care facility, an elderly widow’s confused behavior turns abruptly violent, and her son can’t shake the horrifying suspicion that his late father might have returned from the beyond to torment them anew.

Unsettled by the comportment of a dead man’s wife when she comes to identify the body, a Vilnius morgue worker launches an informal investigation hoping to make sense of her own suspicions.

Soon after two sisters move into their new shared apartment, one of them mysteriously disappears–-and the other starts to perceive a barrage of weird, portentous frequencies that seem to emanate from the building itself.

When a sound engineer in the Welsh countryside stumbles upon a “fairy circle” that emits an unidentifiable frequency, his discovery coincides with the appearance of an otherworldly child who’s oddly eager to befriend the man and his wife.

Ingeniously assembled flashback sequences recount the fragmented memories of a young woman who washes ashore on a windswept Scottish isle, the lone surviving passenger of a battered and blood-spattered rowing vessel.

A ruthlessly ambitious candidate for local office will stop at nothing to thwart a group of activists who’ve gathered damning evidence of brutally inhumane practices at the slaughterhouse he owns.

The life of a Madrid university student gradually descends into chaos when, after indirectly witnessing a shocking act of violence, she begins to suspect that she’s being targeted by a malevolent inhuman entity.

Andreas Prochaska updates the well-worn tropes of prenatal anxiety horror with the story of a Berlin physician who reluctantly inherits her estranged father’s house, where she soon begins to experience strange memory lapses, troubled dreams, and troubling visions.

A mild-mannered architectural model maker in Pinochet’s Chile finds his tenuously peaceful life disrupted by the arrival of mysterious new neighbors whose noisy nighttime activities sound suspiciously like violent intimidation.