weinberg27 июл., 23:57what country makes the best horror films? (and you can't say USA. we do make good horror films but just play along.)
Pôr do sol means Sunset28 июл., 00:42Spain, of course!Trailer oficial "El Dia de la Bestia 4K". Reestrenada por ConUnPack, Flixolé y VideoMercuryYouTube video by #ConUnPackwww.youtube.com
Pôr do sol means Sunset28 июл., 00:27Portugal, of course!"I'll See You in My Dreams" (2003) official TrailerYouTube video by 16mm Infernowww.youtube.com
𝕯𝖆𝖑𝖑𝖆𝖘™28 июл., 00:12Aotearoa New Zealand is an underappreciated bastion of top shelf horror (that never takes itself too seriously)
Jackie Jardine28 июл., 01:19I would’ve said Japan or Italy. But being they’re already widely-agreed upon…I have to note that Ireland has been putting out some really great entries in the genre.
🩸💀 The Horror Guru 💀🩸28 июл., 01:27A lot of favorites the last few years have come out of France, so Im tempted to go with them. South Korea has been kicking ass too lately.
Adam28 июл., 00:05Gut was S. Korea for me, but most of the answers here all hold up, with numerous great examples coming to mind as soon as I think about them for a second. Horror rules!
23SkidooEight28 июл., 00:45Korean horror is top notched!Train To BusanALT: Train To Busanstatic.klipy.com
Joe Griffin28 июл., 00:25I feel like countries take turns being best at this genre. Italy in the 70s, for instance, Japan in the 2000s, Ireland now*. *disclosure, I'm Irish.
Lazear28 июл., 00:04Gut reaction south Korea. After thinking about it a bit more australia has been giving them a run for their money recently.
Mark Naff28 июл., 01:40Outside of the US market, I've probably watched mostly Japanese horror movies.
payne58828 июл., 00:00Oh boy. Best currently, or ever? My short list: Japan Italy S. Korea France Canada
Sam Jones28 июл., 00:56I'd also go with South Korea and Australia. Train to Busan, Talk to Me and Bring Her Back are the ones that occur most vividly.
Chris Modisette28 июл., 00:43South Korea. Japan is a close second, but the ones that have really rattled me over the years tend to be South Korean
Torturously Okay28 июл., 00:00I’d love to give a more interesting answer but I think Hammer alone gives UK the edge
Toby Venables28 июл., 00:32I would say UK, but a lot of those films appeal specifically to British tastes. I suspect quite a few people would say their own country for similar (and quite understandable) reasons.
weinberg28 июл., 00:18I've seen damn good horror films from pretty much every country that has a film industry, but my #1 favorite is S. Korea. and Australia. and France. I could do this all night. ooh, and Spain. and Ireland.
Keith Calder28 июл., 00:01There are some strong contenders out there, but I'd have to give the edge to Japan.
Jennifer Matarese28 июл., 05:53Instinctively answered Japan first, but South Korea, Italy, and Mexico also.
Jacob Martin (Jade Crypt Of Wonders)28 июл., 10:11I swear Australia’s GDP going forward is gonna depend on our horror movies once we phase out the coal and sell all our beef.
Half Price Horror28 июл., 00:53There's no wrong answer here, because horror is a universal language, but I will never get tired of Italian exploitation horror.