12 Most Underrated Horror Movies From The 2000s
Remember Billy Connolly's zombie movie? Didn't think so.
Not only is time a great healer, but it edits out all the rubbish films and enables you to look back fondly on a time that was otherwise hellish to live through. Between 2000 and 2009, Hollywood had the anti-Midas touch everything they touched became a coiled and steaming mess. Not content with taking a wrecking ball to the Star Wars, Superman and Indiana Jones franchises, they decided to remake every horror movie from the 70s and 80s, most of which werent that great in the first place. Fortunately, there were plenty of decent horror films that werent sequels or reboots. Unfortunately, outside of the festival circuit, most of them never received a proper theatrical release. While Michael Doughertys superior Trick R Treat got dumped on DVD, the Lovecraftian horror that was Michael Bays remake of The Hitcher somehow managed to sneak onto cinema screens. Movies are treated in a very American way those with money behind them will go far, and everyone else can go fish. If the Dougherty and Bay films were people, then Trick R Treat would be the physics graduate who works in McDonalds while The Hitcher is the gibbering mongoloid who gets to run for President. In the name of equality, here are 12 horror pictures that shouldve been treated with dignity but were instead made to feel like fry cooks.