I don’t think I’m alone when I say that a good horror film
these days is rare, whether that’s because people just don’t scare easily
anymore or because most horror films are complete rubbish, lacking in both
atmosphere and execution. But in more recent years, the likes of Sinister, The
Purge, Insidious and It Follows (all thanks to Blumhouse Productions, with the
exception of the latter), with five sequels collectively, have started to
drastically change the landscape of horror, returning it to its rightful place.
