10 Most Disappointing Horror Movies Of 2015 - Ranked
We came, we saw, we couldn't care less
If youre an action movie fan, then 2015 was all giddy highs (Furious 7, Mad Max: Fury Road) and spirit-crushing lows (Terminator Genisys, Fantastic Four). Even Jurassic World was a hit with the critics, although most of them probably forgot the movie in the time it took to file their review. For the horror fan, however, 2015 was like attending a Gary Numan concert you had to sit through a lot of mediocrity just to get to Cars, then he raced through it and left the stage to cries of Is that it? Seriously, you wait 10 months, and Crimson Peak is the best they can do? Puh-lease. Most of the best horrors out there either debuted in 2014 (Digging Up The Marrow, It Follows) or are playing the festivals ahead of a UK DVD release in 2016 (Bone Tomahawk, Deathgasm), so referring to them as The Best Horror Movies Of 2015 becomes a moot point. When it comes to lumpen mediocrity, though, the year provided rich pickings. Once again, sequels, reboots and knock-offs dominated the box office, and it seemed that if you wanted to get your movie on 2000+ screens, you had to have a ghost in it. The trouble is that ghost stories are like blondes in slasher movies they all look the same. Neither good enough to be fun, nor bad enough to earn a critical drubbing, these are the movies that came and went in 2015. Dont worry if you missed them youll be able to find them in the bargain bins in a few months.