Like modern action movies that keep adding more CGI and bigger explosions, horror movies these days try to entertain their jaded audiences with increasingly elaborate and gruesome effects. On Halloween, however, some of us are just looking for a good scare and an entertaining thriller of a story.
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Halloween is a time for horror movies, but once you get past the Jasons and Freddys there isn’t a lot left when it comes to originality. Over the years, I have found that some of the most original efforts have been horror movies arriving on our shores from other countries. While it seems like the Hollywood system never gives us anything interesting in the realm of horror anymore, here are some …