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Welcome to watch Mojo and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10.

Underappreciated horror movies.

I'm not dead for this list.

We'll be looking at scary films that haven't gotten the love they deserve.

While some of these titles may be familiar to die hard horror fans, most have largely been forgotten or drowned out by more popular flicks.

What are your favorite underappreciated horror gems?

Let us know in the comments below Number 10 trick or treat.

This anthology film features four intertwined tales that all take place on Halloween night.

It has everything you could possibly want werewolves, ghost Children, poison candy and human Jack O Lanterns.

What makes this one different though is just how far it's willing to go to scare us.

You're no one is safe in these stories, not even the kids.

It's a bloody fun and surprisingly deep movie about all Hollow's Eve traditions.

Wait, that's right.

There's another tradition very important.

Always check your candy trick or treat didn't receive a wide theatrical run.

But since its release on home video, it's become a beloved cult classic among horror fans.

# nine, Jennifer's Body.

No way!

Like the Canadian cold film, Gingersnaps, jennifer's body has been labeled a forgotten feminist classic of the genre.

I got your number, I need to make you mine.

Megan fox led horror comedy was a box office disappointment when it was released, but its themes of revenge and trauma may strike a chord with viewers in the wake of the Me Too movement.

I am going to eat your soul and shit.

Thought you only murdered boys?

I go both ways.

Many have since blamed the marketing campaign for its failure to earn money.

Some critics blame the movies uneven tone, but the simple fact maybe that some movies just need time to find their audience.

That's certainly true of jennifer's body new and number eight house.

This japanese haunted house movie is better experienced than explained.

Mhm.

House concerns a schoolgirl who leads friends into the country to visit her aunt.

Once they get to the secluded house though, things take a turn and they realize they're in the clutches of a grieving ghost who prays on young unmarried women filled with bizarre imagery and cartoonish violence.

The director reportedly used his young daughters nightmares as inspiration for the movies, kills the nonlinear storytelling and fever dream logic didn't do well with contemporary critics, but for horror fans who have a taste for something off the beaten path house is one of a kind # seven, Session 9.

Hello.

Good.

The empty hallways and tormented histories of an actual abandoned psychiatric hospital is the perfect set piece for a psychological horror thriller and session nine takes full advantage.

And where do you live?

Billy I live in the eyes.

You know that remind me though, Why the Eyes Because see everything.

So this movie chronicles the strange and increasingly malevolent experiences of a cleaning crew at a state mental institution.

It's twisting and turning narrative follows the men as they wrestle with their demons.

But are these demons, psychological or supernatural you did this?

Gordon?

I need you to wake up and take a really, really good look at him.

One of the movies strengths is that it denies the viewer a clear explanation for its horrors.

Opting instead to tease and thrill audiences with its fluid camerawork, oppressive atmosphere and classic suspense.

And where do you live?

Simon?

I live in the week and the wounded duck number six Kronos.

Long before he was snatching trophies for the shape of water.

Mexican writer Director Guillermo Del Toro made his mark on the horror landscape with Kronos possibility.

It concerns an antique dealer who discovers a mechanical device that allows its user eternal life, predictably, immortality isn't all.

It's cracked up to be along with his restored youth.

The antique dealer also finds himself lusting for blood.

While the movie isn't as graphic as it could be, the images are still haunting and unforgettable.

The dark, twisted fantasy world that Del Toro would later become famous for is on full display here, Give Me Will number five black christmas.

Who are you?

For God's sake, What are you doing?

I know.

Released as Silent night.

Evil Nights in the United States.

This Canadian thriller features a group of sorority girls being preyed upon by a psychotic killer during the christmas holiday, Who is it?

Mining urban legend with what would later become tropes of the teen slasher sub genre.

Black christmas was not beloved by critics when it premiered its place in the horror canon was usurped by john Carpenter's Halloween just four years later.

While that holiday horror show may have jump started the slasher craze of the late 70s and early 80s, Black Christmas is considered by many horror fans to be an originator of the genre.

No four, a girl walks home alone at night.

Mm touted for its subversion of the vampire sub genre.

It's strong visuals and its feminist overtones.

This Iranian horror western took Sundance by Storm when it premiered there in 2014.

In it a skateboarding vampire known only as the girl meets a down on his luck working class man named a rash.

As the two become closer the girl starts to defy her bloodlust and fall in love with him.

Yeah, I don't even know to for me or not too funny five though many vampire movies have been made.

You have taken a serious and compelling a look at what that experience would be like as this movie does.

But make no mistake.

A girl walks home alone at night is scary, beautiful and affecting Okay family.

Mhm You guys had a whole bush Number three The Exorcist three.

It's fun, it's a wonderful life.

In fact for some it's gotta be hard standing in the shadow of one of the most successful movies ever made.

The Exorcist three carries that burden.

Well, it concerns a long dead serial killer possessing the bodies of people to carry out his murderers even after death.

Lieutenant.

How you doing?

Lieutenant?

I'm so sorry you were murdered thomas.

I miss you, I miss you too with its freakish dream sequences, oddball dialogue and performances and tangential relationship to the original film.

The Exorcist three is not a run of the mill sequel essentially.

A who done it in supernatural horror drag.

It has its own ideas, its own style and its own unique ways of scaring its audience and it does so with aplomb number two, the serpent and the rainbow.

Yeah, taking inspiration from a nonfiction book by ethnobotanist wade Davis.

Wes Craven's the serpent and the rainbow concerns an anthropologist investigating reports of a drug used in rituals to turn people into zombies where other movies might use these traditions without actually engaging with their history.

This one manages to be a thoughtful exploration of tradition and religious themes.

It's also a very political horror film taking place in Haiti during a time of revolution and profound change.

Think about that.

I don't see the Ambassador here, do you?

Although Craven's more famous movies like Scream and a nightmare on Elm Street have eclipsed it.

A serpent in the rainbow is just another example of the horror masters ability to make us think between jump scares before we unveil our topic here are a few other spooky honorable mentions.

Prince of darkness.

This movie has everything.

an abandoned church, quantum physics and a jar full of liquid satan the entity science and superstition collide in the story of a woman being attacked by an unseen force.

Don't start without me, drag me to hell.

A gory pseudo horror comedy that only Sam Raimi could think up.

You shamed me.

The whaling this slow burn supernatural horror from Korea is full of disturbing imagery.

The burning one of the original summer camp slashers of the 80s were going to go on before we continue, be sure to subscribe to our channel and bring the bell to get notified about our latest videos.

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The innocence oh screen legend, Deborah Kerr stars as a governess at a creepy old english country house called Lie.

She soon becomes convinced the two young Children in her care are possessed by a pair of dead lovers.

If this story seems familiar, it's because netflix is the haunting of Bly Manor uses the same Henry James novella as inspiration.

But what that show does in nine episodes, this undervalued gem of sixties british horror does in a gripping and taught hour and a half.

Uh who is it over there?

No, thank you with its dark brooding atmosphere, crisp black and white photography and chilling performances.

The innocence is a master class in claustrophobic tension.

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