9º – The Others (Alejandro Amenábar, 2001)
A family with strange habits has its routine changed after making sure that the house where they live is inhabited by ghosts. ‘The Others’ is a typical atmospheric terror, leaving all the gloomy charge emanating to the viewer working the climate that permeates the scenes. The psychological terror is also latent, increasing the emotional charge that the film needs. The insertion of this film in this list is due to its daring ending, which works to deconstruct all the pillars of its history.
8º – Rosemary’s Baby (Roman Polanski, 1968)
A couple moves into a nice, quiet apartment, hoping to build their future steps on the site. However, the appearance of strange neighbors and the discovery of a pregnancy will bring cruel outlines to the couple’s life. A masterpiece of the 1960s, ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ is one of the greatest films of the horror genre. Its unique atmosphere, the atmosphere of paranoia emanating from each outdated scene and the unfolding of the plot make this work a pearl of Roman Polanski’s cinema.
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