Great additions to your earlier list! Some of these are definitely among my very favorites, and, of course, in terms of critical praise, there aren’t many genre flicks that top Silence of the Lambs and Candyman. I enjoyed The Faculty, but the final coda always bugged me (in the same way that part of the finale of The Breakfast Club bugs me, as well); it feels like, in the end, the “outsider” characters achieve a place of elevated status in their high school community, but they’re just ultimately just “buying in” on the problematic social order that once kept them down. What could be revolutionary change in favor of the oppressed becomes instead a betrayal of the nerds and freaks, and an endorsement of the status quo. I haven’t watched Stir of Echoes in way, way too long.
Solid lists when putting the 2 together I think this easily could be almost the top 20 of the 90s only a few films from over seas make it feel incomplete but still great lists overall. Main 2 I was thinking of were Ringu, and Audition.
Yeah, Ring and Audition are both very good, and massively important, genre entries. For some reason, I tend to forget about Audition a lot of the time, which is weird, because I really love genre-benders.
I wish I could forget Audition! I didn’t mind the needles or piano wire, but the puke eating really got to me!
Ringu and Audition are solid films for the 90’s. Yes, my lists are definitely short on foreign horror. I’ll take this into consideration when I make my next list of great horror from the 1990’s. Thanks for reading Dame!
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