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Megan Garside

2024's best horror movies have been low-budget, smaller releases – and it's all down to the horror community

Late Night with the Devil.

Let me ask you a question: did you know about a lot of this year’s best horror movies before you saw other fans celebrating them online? I'm talking about movies like Late Night with the Devil, Oddity, and Stopmotion. Given your answer is probably no, that makes it all the more impressive that these smaller releases have beaten big-budget giants in becoming some of the best horror movies of the year.

A lot of them have had plenty in common, with their experimental nature helping them transcend their budget. However, it seems clear to me that a lot of their success can be pointed back to the online horror community shouting about them too. And what better time than Friday the 13th to celebrate these outstanding scary flicks?

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