5º – The Evil Dead (Sam Raimi, 1981)
A group of friends find themselves in an unpleasant situation after traveling to an isolated hut in the middle of a forest and struggling with strange, truly gloomy events. Despite his rather limited budget, “The Evil Dead” manages to deliver to the viewer a creativity that succeeds in giving weight to his compendium of more aggressive scenes in the context of horror.
4º – Final Destination (James Wong, 2000)
About to embark on a plane trip, a teenager has a vision of a terrible accident that would culminate in his death. Frightened, the teen decides not to embark, being surprised when, a few minutes after the takeoff, the airplane explodes. Now, he will realize that a strange entity round him, as well as the other survivors of the accident. ‘Final Destination’ is a landmark work of the horror genre, bringing the figure of a villain invisible to the siege of history. A good movie that will certainly give you several scares.
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