7º – The Evil Dead (Sam Raimi, 1981)
A group of friends find themselves in an unpleasant situation after travelling to an isolated hut in the middle of a forest and suffering from strange and truly dark events. Despite their rather limited budget, ‘The Evil Dead’ manages to give the viewer a creativity that can give weight to their compendium of more aggressive scenes in the context of horror.
6º – Videodrome (David Cronenberg, 1983)
A small television channel producer acquires a new attraction that promises to capture a lot of audience. However, this new attraction turns out to be more gloomy than it seemed, putting the sanity of man at risk. Videodrome’ presents an involving atmosphere, completely absorbing the viewer’s attention to the events of the story.
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