Horror Movies You Completely Forgot About. It is hard to believe that the ‘0. Horror has gone through some huge changes in that time. Given the recent resurgence in horror films with the likes of Get Out, Don’t Breathe, and IT, it is easy to forget a time that the genre was limited to cheap thrills or simply waiting for Wes Craven to do something new. We may still be caught in the tight grip of remake fever, but there is no denying that horror is bigger now than it has ever been.

Heading back to the turn of the 2. Century and the decade that followed, horror hounds saw Jigsaw put his first puzzle together with Saw, Danny Boyle’s zombie reinvention with 2. Days Later, and everyone learn that you can’t cheat death thanks to Final Destination. However, for every Samara from The Ring and Patrick Bateman from American Psycho, there are many good (and bad) movies that fell by the wayside. Prepare to take a trip down memory lane. With the good, the bad, and the ugly that may have slipped under the radar of that demonic decade that was 2. Horror Movies You Completely Forgot About.

The Devil’s Rejects. Ditching the supernatural elements that may have bogged down original movie House of 1. Corpses, Zombie gave his fans a sick Thelma & Louise sequel through the backroads of America. The Devil’s Rejects co- star Sid Haig does a bang- up job of playing Captain Spaulding – the overweight psychopath with a bad paint job who is in charge of the Firefly Family. The usual band of Zombie alumni assembled, and with stellar performances from the lead trio of Haig, Bill Moseley, and Sherri Moon Zombie, horror hounds were gifted an uncomfortable watch.

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Before Zombie took on Michael Myers or drifted into even more obscure entries like 3. The Devil’s Rejects is arguably the peak of his career.

There may have once been plans to complete a Captain Spaulding trilogy, but it looks like the creepy clown really did go down in that hail of bullets to the beautiful words of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Freebird”. Jason XWhen some horror franchises drop a clanger, they do it in style, and Jason X was no exception.

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After 2. 1 years of treading water at Camp Crystal Lake – and even a trip to Hell – James Isaac took Jason Voorhees on his most absurd adventure yet. To this day, even the madcap massacre that was Freddy vs.

Jason can’t compare to the sheer lunacy of Jason X. Taking the mask- wearing weirdo to the year 2. Jason.  Cue the typical noises of ch- ch- ka- ka, now in the vast emptiness of space. To say Jason X was a cheese- fest gone wrong would be an understatement, but then Isaac had to go and make matters worse. The final act saw the emergence of Uber Jason as a genetically enhanced version of the serial slasher, complete with a snazzy new mask. While Jason X isn’t actually the lowest rated entry in the series, it is the one that earned the least compared to its budget at the box office. It appears that taking a horror icon and sticking in space might only work for Leprechauns.

American Psycho 2. Who remembers when Mila Kunis starred in that awful sequel to American Psycho? While some may remember a flimsy plot about a criminology student who is obsessed with murder, the thinly- veiled sequel to Bret Easton Ellis’ novel and the subsequent movie adaptation failed to make a mark.

Although the first film was heralded as a shocking piece of cinema, American Psycho 2 was an unmitigated disaster. Without an Ellis novel to go off or Mary Harron’s directorial magic, fans were left with a movie that makes nearly every “Worst Sequels” list you could imagine. The cool demeanor of Christian Bale’s suave Patrick Bateman was gone, replaced by Kunis as the unhinged Rachael Newman in a movie that leaned more on comedy than satire. The problems become clear when you delve a little deeper. Originally imagined as a simple adaptation of the script The Girl Who Wouldn’t Die, it wasn’t until the film entered production that it became a sequel to American Psycho.

Sadly, hoping to cash in on the success of the first film, American Psycho 2 became a cheap direct- to- video car crash that is a little too easy to forget. The Strangers“Is Tamara home?” These are the chilling words of a creepy girl lurking outside your holiday home from 2. The Strangers. It is easy to argue that our obsession with home invasion movies like The Purge and Hush wouldn’t be as big if not for The Strangers.

Revamping the masked psycho trope, audiences were left clutching their seats as Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman were tortured by unknown assailants. There was the tragedy of two broken lovers, the isolated setting, and enough clever camera work to have you shouting, “He’s behind you.” However, the real hook of The Strangers – apart from those terrifying masks- was that we never really understood the motive of the attackers. While a sequel was always expected, it is a crime that The Strangers 2 was only officially announced in early 2. The sequel aims to hit cinemas at some point in the near future and boasts a cast that includes Mad Men‘s Christina Hendricks.

Here’s hoping that it isn’t long before the masked menaces come rapping at our doors once again. Eden Lake. With Brits trying to prove that they can do horror just as well as the American’s, James Watkins’ Eden Lake is a prime example of how to do it right. Starring Kelly Reilly and a young(er) Michael Fassbender, Eden Lake wasn’t your standard thriller. Dubbed a “hoodie horror,” Eden Lake tackled Britain’s approach to youth culture and the crimes of the 2. Unbreakable star Jack O’Connell was the alpha leader in this warped Lord of the Flies, and it isn’t long before our leads Steve and Jenny were being hunted through the wilderness by a gang of sadistic thugs.

Taking classic horrors like Last House on the Left as an influence, Eden Lake updated a tired formula with a grim social commentary on teenage life in “Broken Britain.” Expect a heart- pounding race to the final act, but without spoiling it, one of the bleakest ending out there in the horrorverse. Don’t expect to explore much quaint British countryside if you sit down for this dose of noughties nostalgia. Return To House On Haunted Hill. While 1. 99. 9’s remake of House on Haunted Hill had Geoffrey Rush’s brilliant riff on Vincent Price’s performance in the 1.

A forgettable cast of nobodies and a movie that no one really asked for, why would anyone watch Return to House on Haunted Hill? Annoyingly, the movie couldn’t even stump up the cash to have Ali Larter return as Sara Wolfe, and instead opted to kill her off using a dodgy lookalike. There was some paper- thin plot about Amanda Righetti’s character being the younger sister of Larter’s from the first film. Even horror legend Jeffrey Combs’ couldn’t save the sequel from the bargain basement of Blockbuster. Perhaps the only thing the blunder will be remembered for was the use of Warner Bros.’ short- lived Navigational Cinema technology.

Here, audiences could choose the path that the movie took and end up with a variety of different conclusions – safe to say, this didn’t help the movie’s abysmal critical rating. Is it any wonder that Dark Castle canned the idea for a third House on Haunted Hill movie and closed the asylum doors for good? Watch Tangled Ever After Online Freeform on this page.

Splinter. Definitely living up to the tagline of “It’ll get under your skin,” it is just a shame that 2. Splinter doesn’t stay there for long. A low- budget throwback to the horror of the ‘8. Whereas it would be all too easy to make this newly- invented monster the focus of the film, Splinter makes it all about the people. Trapped in a desolate gas station, a group of mismatched survivors try and fight off a deadly parasite. The schtick here is that the creature not only kills you – it then distorts your body into a rabid creature with spikes protruding from it – think of a really angry hedgehog.

Masterfully balancing a cast of just six actors, director Toby Wilkins really gets the horror pumping as soon as the titles have wrapped.