10 Criminally Underrated British Horror Films

3. Hush

As calling cards go, there's a reason Mark Tonderai went straight off to Hollywood to make horror films with Jennifer Lawrence (see the upcoming House At The End Of The Street) - his debut, Hush, is an astounding and assured thrill-ride. Playing fast and loose with the conventions we've seen laid out before in Spielberg's Duel, Jonathan Mostow's Breakdown and many a slasher movie, Hush is a genuinely thrilling B-movie that sees a young couple drawn into a game of cat and mouse with a truck driver following a near accident.
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