8 Films To Die For, Are They Really? By PT_Tesla  [39 more lists]

The original title Du saram-yida aka "Voices" was directed by Ki-hwan Oh. Some of the cinematography is extraordinary and the blood gushes everywhere. The film isn't about the voices in your head so don't worry those are still your little secret. The storyline revolves around a curse that grows in strength causing people to kill each other. Overall you have to watch it for the gore and not the plot line.

Directed and written by Adam Gierasch Autopsy stars Jessica Lowndes from "90210" and Robert Patrick from "The Unit". Some recent college grads on a road trip get stuck in creepy hospital. It's so dangerous being a college grad in horror movies these days. Moving on, the movie has some serious gore and dark humor so it's worth putting on your netflix list.

Written and directed by Jody Dwyer Dying Breed stars Leigh Whannell writer and producer of the Saw franchise and that's it. There is no other pull for this movie. The cinematography is well done but the action just isn't there. Some tree hugger goes looking for an extinct tiger and finds cannibals. Not worth dying for, not even worth renting.

Directed by Phedon Papamichael with Laura Allen from "The 4400". From Within is listed as a horror, mystery thriller but every few minutes there's someone dying. Small town, something fowl is afoot and people find innovative ways to kill themselves. Is it just suicide or something sinister at play. You've got what a typical small town used to be, God stuff, cult stuff and a decent body count. That's worth watching.

Directed by Seth Grossman, same premise as the other two Butterfly Effect movies in the series. Some well intentioned chap discovers time travel, goes back to save someone and consequences ensue. Guess more people need to learn from Sci-Fi that messing with the time space continium is a no no. If you like the Butterfly Effect series this one won't disappoint especially since they've increased the blood spillage.