5º – Underwater (William Eubank, 2020)
Researchers are trapped on an underwater platform after an earthquake damaged the facility. The problem is that it is not only the damage in place and the figure of the ocean that those people have to worry about. Something much bigger is lurking. ‘Underwater’ is a claustrophobic film worth every minute. Its well-crafted story with many different elements helps to create a tense atmosphere that completely captures our attention.
4º – Hour of the Wolf (Ingmar Bergman, 1968)
While traveling with his pregnant wife, an artist has to deal with the appearance of strange neighbors and the continuous degradation of his psychological apparatus. Bergman’s adventure in the horror genre, ‘Hour of the Wolf’ is a film that blends the director’s talent in capturing his plans with the nuances of the genre.
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