I stan Demián Rugna's
Terrified. It has such a brilliant concept (multiple residential houses on the same block experiencing poltergeist activity!), good execution, high spook factor, and brutality - children in his movies just can't catch a break. I re-watched
When Evil Lurks last week and didn't finish it. There are a lot of good things about it but it never put me on edge like
Terrified. It's visually strong, disturbing, and gruesome, but for me wasn't creepy enough. And those brothers are the dumbest motherfuckers in the village. If there was any way for Pedro to make things worse he actively sought to make it so by completely ignoring the rules
like, damn, dude, open your ears! Atención! I do plan on finishing the re-watch because I need to remind myself how it all gets resolved. I stopped it after he smashed his mom's phone after talking to his dead ex-wife. It was all too
you're tearing me apart, lisa 
Speaking of second chances a considerable amount of time has passed since I first watched
The Void and
Baskin. They came out around the same time, I was sufficiently hyped for both of 'em, but came away not too impressed. I liked both of them much better on second viewing, but their individual plotlines remain muddled or non-existent. That said, hella impressed with the gore, gloop, practical effects, and disturbing imagery in
The Void, especially the creature at the end. It freaked me out. The reactions to these gloopy, skull-mutated, multi-tentacled cosmic horrors are too restrained tho. It'd be cool to see genuine losing-one's-shit reactions, to share in the character's loss of sanity and emotions on witnessing a thing so unspeakable instead of just watching them go through the motions.
