10 Spine-Chilling Folk Horror Films That Turn Ancient Myths into Nightmares
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Four haunting Japanese tales of spirits, vengeance, and eerie silence that explore life, death, and the supernatural.
A devout policeman investigates a missing girl on a Scottish island, uncovering pagan rituals that end in shocking sacrifice.
A South Korean village faces gruesome deaths after a stranger’s arrival. A desperate father turns to shamans as evil closes in.
Constable Ichabod Crane hunts the Headless Horseman, uncovering witchcraft and dark family secrets.
A grieving family unravels terrifying ancestral secrets tied to demonic rituals and fate.
A woman joins a Swedish festival that turns into a daylight nightmare of cult rituals and human sacrifice.
In 17th-century New England, a family’s faith collapses as paranoia and witchcraft consume them.
A Finnish woman’s love spell turns her into a vampire-like creature in this snowy, mythic horror.
A lonely girl’s imagination darkens amid grief and paranoia in 1950s Australia.
In 18th-century Austria, a devout woman’s despair leads to sin and madness born from faith.