VundaHalloweenathon Day 19: Southern Gothic

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#VundaHalloweenathon Day 19: "Southern Gothic"

 Today we take a trip down south for a little southern gothic horror. Ideally today is for true southern gothic movies but any horror set in the south will do--even the global south!

RECOMMENDATIONS


D-Rock:

-The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976) directed by Charles B. Pierce
-Night of the Hunted (2023) directed by Franck Khalfoun
-The Beyond (1981) directed by Lucio Fulci (Italy)
-What Josiah Saw (2022) directed by Vincent Grashaw
-The Night of the Hunter (1955) directed by Charles Laughton
-Dark Night of the Scarecrow (1981) directed by Frank De Felitta
-The Ruins (2008) directed by Carter Smith
-No Country For Old Men (2007) directed by Ethan & Joel Coen
-Eaten Alive (1976) directed by Tobe Hooper




Stephen & Dani:

-Frailty (2001) directed by Bill Paxton
-Interview with the Vampire (1994) directed by Neil Jordan
-Joe (2013) directed by David Gordon Green
-Angel Heart (1987) directed by Alan Parker
-Cape Fear (1991) directed by Martin Scorsese
-The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) directed by Tobe Hooper
-Spell (2020) directed by Mark Tonderai 

For more recommendations, check out our Letterboxd list HERE

Tell us about your picks on social media by tagging @Vundacast or @Vundablog and #VundaHalloweenathon in your posts.



Our official #VundaHalloweenathon art that features Freddy Kreuger, Captain Spaulding, and Sheetar was done by Josh Stifter who is not only a talented artist but a filmmaker.

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