5º – The Babysitter (McG, 2017)
Trying to spy on his beautiful nanny, a teenager ends up discovering much more than he wanted, now having to fight for his life. Mixing horror and comedy, this film stands out as a great option for those who seek something different from the genre, with scenes and conclusions always surprising.
4º – Cam (Daniel Goldhaber, 2018)
In the plot, an Internet model, obsessed with growing in popularity in its profession, has its life completely changed when a person just like it starts to assume its identity on the Internet. Little by little she loses all the life she’s built, the girl starts to investigate more about the reason of all that, only discovering that the truth was perhaps heavier than she thought. ‘Cam’ delivers an atmosphere of madness and strangeness unique to the viewer, leading us through an uncomfortable plot on current social paths in the midst of the inexorable advance of technology.
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