### 15 Best Foreign Language Horror Films
Horror movies are a universal language, and many countries have their own unique and terrifying tales to tell. Here are 15 of the best foreign language horror films that you should check out:
1. **Shutter (2004) – Thailand**
– Directed by Banjong Pisanthanakun and Parkpoom Wongpoom, this film follows a young couple whose lives are disrupted by a mysterious shadow in their photographs. It explores themes of guilt and the supernatural, making it a standout in Thai horror cinema.
2. **The One Hundred (2020) – Thailand**
– This film is known for its blend of traditional supernatural horror with creature-feature and body horror elements. It tells the story of a young woman trapped in a hotel with a shape-changing monster that can possess human beings. The One Hundred received international acclaim for its grotesque visuals.
3. **The Unseeable (2006) – Thailand**
– Directed by Wisit Sasanatieng, this psychological thriller follows a pregnant woman searching for her lost husband. The film is a slow-burn tale of terror that delves into themes of the supernatural and emotional trauma, making it one of the creepiest Thai horror movies.
4. **The Sisters (2004) – Thailand**
– Based on a real murder case in Thailand, this film follows a group of musicians haunted by a lost spirit. The story is a basic ghost movie where the cast must solve a crime or die trying, adding to its spookiness.
5. **Inhuman Kiss (2019) – Thailand**
– This film is based on classic Thai mythology and tells the story of a krasue, a nocturnal female spirit whose head detaches at night to hunt for flesh and blood. Despite its bizarre premise, Inhuman Kiss is surprisingly moving and carries its unique story effectively.
6. **Ghost Game (2006) – Thailand**
– Inspired by the popular horror subgenre of cursed and deadly game shows, Ghost Game follows 11 contestants trapped in an abandoned military prison. The film is a must-watch for those who enjoyed Squid Game and are looking for something similar.
7. **Cure (1997) – Japan**
– Directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, Cure is a psychological horror film that subverts the police procedural genre. It explores themes of madness and the evil that resides in every person’s heart, making it a unique and unsettling watch.
8. **Oldboy (2003) – South Korea**
– Directed by Park Chan-wook, Oldboy is a twisted film about a man who is held in a room for 15 years without explanation. It is a cult classic and a statement on human endurance and revenge.
9. **The Guilty (2018) – Denmark/Sweden**
– Directed by Gustav Möller, this thriller follows a police officer who receives a call that turns an ordinary shift into a hell ride. The film is known for its minimalist approach and great acting, making it a white-knuckle ride.
10. **Magic Magic (2013) – Chile**
– Directed by Sebastián Silva, this film follows an American woman who becomes increasingly unstable while vacationing in Chile. It explores themes of isolation, mental illness, and Chilean culture, making it a psychological horror masterpiece.
11. **At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul (1964) – Brazil**
– Starring and directed by José Mojica Marins, this film introduced the iconic character of Coffin Joe and showcased Brazilian horror to the world. It is a landmark film in the genre despite its relatively obscure international status.
12. **Hatching (2022) – Finland**
– Directed by Hanna Bergholm, this film tells a
