I like

A slow-burning, nerve-jangling puzzle that keeps you leaning in, with a chilly small-town atmosphere and a constant sense of dread.

A grim, grimy slasher that leans on dread and unpleasantness rather than thrills, watching a killer study turn into something unsettling.

A grim, slow cat-and-mouse procedural that leans on dread and cryptic menace more than shocks.

A queasy, slow-creeping found-footage chiller where the camera itself feels like a threat.

A short, nasty found-footage shocker that traps you in a killer's live stream and refuses to let you look away.

A loud, fast, phone-screen thrill ride that turns a monster rampage into a social media spectacle, more jolting than scary.

A grim, unsettling true-crime slog that lingers on madness and gore while musing on why we're fascinated by killers.

A tense, slippery little thriller that keeps you guessing whose story you're actually watching.

A clammy, screen-lit descent into voyeurism, where every notification tightens the knot and the watcher becomes as unsettling as the watched.

A grim, jump-scare-driven small-town slasher that keeps the pressure on and offers little relief.

A grimy, low-budget found-footage chiller that trades polish for creeping dread and a lingering sense of unease.

A grimy, unsettling found-footage descent that makes ordinary social media feel quietly sinister and keeps you on edge throughout.