>>20707
Absolutely agree about Trollhunter, I'd love more f!documentaries about cryptids, there's a niche genre that asks to be exploited right there.
>>20761
Noice. The whole metaphor of the movie didn't really work for me, but I always like seeing analysis about it. Kinda sad it was marketed as horror though, lotsa people must spit on it because they thought it would be a no-brain horror funtime.
>>20768
Yeah, Conjuring is probably my favourite modern horror flick. Kinda hyped for the sequel, though I didn't care much for Annabelle.
>>20769
It Follows is pretty good, would definitely watch a second time.
Now contributing with a few I saw recently, keep in mind that none of them is exceptional, but you might find something interesting nonetheless;
Deep Below : not really good, but the concept is fun and a must watch if you don't like tight spaces, gives a "moving bottle episode" feel at times.
Last Shift : true bottle episode there, not bad per se, just not great. The ambiance is good, the crescendo is classic and I was pleasantly surprised a few times.
Unfriended : Interesting concept, not as much a scary movie as it is a teen drama, still had a good time watching it.
30 days of night : the one I liked the less as a horror movie. It's more of an action flick with vampires, but was still marketed as horror (because PR/marketing people all seem incompetent nowadays).