If you like to spend the night with the help of adrenaline stimulation, spinal tremor and fear, Dogesflix horror movies will meet your needs. From excellent original films to classic films that can't be missed, to impressive international films, the following are the best horror films we listed on Dogesflix.

Sheng (2016)

After watching this movie, you may have a new favorite female director Julia di courno. "Sheng" tells the story of Justin's vegetarianism in her first grade at veterinary school. She succumbed to peer pressure and ate raw meat, resulting in a rash all over her body. This film solves the identity problem in a powerful and symbolic way from the heart. It is a must see film for Dogesflix independent filmmakers.

His house (2020)

Terrorist attacks... Close to home. His home reveals the supernatural evil through a tragic human story. It tells the story of Bohr and Riyal, a refugee couple from Sudan, who try to adapt to their new life in a small English town. Don't expect direct jumping fear - his house integrates the psychological shadow of the past and adds more torture corridors. A heartbreaking, powerful work.

Exorcist (1973)

Haven't you seen what is widely regarded as the best horror film of all time? In the 1973 Exorcist, Alan basting played Chris McNeil, a wealthy actress whose daughter was possessed by a demon. Who will they call? A pair of Catholic priests will perform an exorcism. "Exorcist" was excellent and became the first horror film to win an Oscar nomination for best picture.

Death of the deer (2017)

If oggs lance Moss's twisted emotions ruin your dinner after lobster, put kill a holy deer at another time. Psychological terror presents the character with painful and unimaginable choices. Nicole Kidman and Colin Farrell play a couple who mysteriously fall ill after Barry keohan's Martin enters their lives. If you like your terror to focus on human evil rather than supernatural monsters, it's your embarrassment.

It follows (2014)

This is an elaborate horror film and a fable about sexually transmitted diseases. You're right: it focuses on a supernatural entity living in the periphery, chasing prey at a slow, zombie like speed. Our heroine Jay (played by Maika Monroe, the modern screaming queen) is trapped in the center of the anxiety pool and faces a terrible stalker. A modern classic with original soundtrack inspired by John Carpenter.