Horse Girl is a movie that was released in 2020. After making its premiere at Sundance Film Festival, it was added on Netflix and has been getting quite a bit of attention from movie lovers around the Internet. This movie is a unique psychological thriller that star Alison Brie as Sarah, a socially isolated lover of crafts, horses, and true crime TV shows. Sarah’s typically dull life begins to take a strange turn when she starts to find it difficult to distinguish her imagination from the real world around her.

This movie is one that has a really unique way of telling the story of what Sarah is going through. It’s a little scary, a little funny, and totally unusual in a way that draws in viewers. This movie’s unique pacing and storyline have gotten people all over the Internet talking about Brie’s performance and for good reason. After finishing Horse Girl, many people have found themselves looking for a similarly strange movie to sink their teeth into next. To see 10 movies to watch after you finish Horse Girl, keep reading!

Suspiria (2018)

Suspiria was released in 2018 and is a remake of an Italian film that originally came out in 1977. This remake stars Dakota Johnson and is set back in the 1970s. It follows Susie, an American woman who recently moved to Berlin in order to audition for a dance company. Susie manages to land an esteemed spot at the world-renowned dance company, but she’s not there long before things start to take a strange turn.

Shortly after Susie’s arrival, a former student of the dance school becomes the victim of a heinous crime, something that doesn’t seem to be an isolated incident at this strange school. Horrified, Susie starts to get suspicious about if and how the school could be involved in the incident.

A Cure For Wellness (2016)

A Cure for Wellness was released in 2016 and was directed by Gore Verbinski, the same director that brought us The Ring. The movie follows a young Wall Street stockbroker who is sent abroad in order to visit a spa where his company’s CEO has gone for some rest and relaxation.

Unfortunately, soon after arriving, he realizes that things at this spa are not as they seem. What should have been a quick trip to the wellness spa in order to convince his company’s CEO to come back and sign off on a major business deal quickly turns terrifying and he’s forced to try and uncover the secrets of the spa without succumbing to whatever is going on there.

Rebecca (1940)

Rebecca is a classic film that was released in 1940 and is based on the Daphne du Maurier novel by the same name. It was directed by Alfred Hitchcock and stars Laurence Olivier as Maxim de Winter, a recent widower who finds himself infatuated with an unnamed young woman who he meets while on vacation. He whisks her away to Manderley, his isolated estate in the country and the two of them are married.

Although it should be a wonderful time for the new Mrs. de Winter, she finds herself troubled by what seems to be the looming presence of his first wife, Rebecca. Rebecca died in a tragic boating accident, but it seems like everything and everyone in the house is still intertwined with her presence.

Midsommar (2019)

Midsommar was released in 2019 and it was basically impossible to avoid after it came out. This movie became renowned for its unsettling story and its aesthetic design and anyone who has seen this movie will agree that it’s not hard to see why it got so popular among horror fans.

This movie follows Dani and Christian, a young American couple who are having some problems with their relationship. The two of them set those problems aside when they’re given a chance to travel to a remote Swedish village in order to take part in a midsummer festival. Unfortunately, the trip goes from peaceful and relaxing to downright terrifying in the blink of an eye.

Black Swan (2010)

Black Swan was released in 2010 and stars Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis as Nina and Lily, two dancers at the same ballet company. Nina is a rigid, uptight dancer who becomes threatened when newcomer Lily arrives at the company and immediately draws the attention of the company’s owners with her loose, free-spirited dance style.

The casting for their upcoming production of Swan Lake makes Nina more determined than ever to prove that she has what it takes to be the best dancer at her company and steal the spotlight back from Lily. Unfortunately for Nina, her determination takes a serious toll on her mental state.

Parasite (2019)

Parasite was released in 2019 and is a South Korean film that blends dark comedy with a truly eerie atmosphere in a way that caught the attention of audiences all over the world. The movie made history when it won a number of awards at the 92nd Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

The movie follows the Kim family and the Park family. The Kim family is poor and each member is relatively unmotivated to make any changes in their financial status. But, that changes when one member of the family, Kim Ki-woo, comes up with a scheme to start working for the wealthy Park family in order to get ahead. Unfortunately, everything with the Kim family is not as it appears.

Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011)

Martha Marcy May Marlene is a movie that was released in 2011 and stars Elizabeth Olsen as Martha, a woman who recently fled from an intensely abusive cult where she had been living for two years under a different name. She goes to live with her sister as she attempts to move on with her life and re-assimilate back into the real world.

Unfortunately for Martha, things aren’t quite that easy. The memories of the cult she lived in and the stress of leaving it behind have taken a toll on her mental health and she begins to struggle to deal with her day-to-day life as she loses grip on reality.

The Killing Of A Sacred Deer (2017)

The Killing of a Sacred Deer was released in 2017 and stars Colin Farrell as Dr. Steven Murphy, a famous surgeon whose life seems to be perfect. He has a wife who works as a successful ophthalmologist and two perfect children.

Unfortunately, although Dr. Murphy’s life may seem spotless, not all is as it seems in this suburban home. Steven has taken in Martin, a teenager whose father recently died during surgery. Unfortunately, Steven’s decision to take Martin quickly reveals itself to be a mistake as Martin’s behavior gets more and more unnerving.

We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)

We Need To Talk About Kevin was released in 2011 and is based on a novel by the same name. The movie follows Eva, a writer who gave up her career in travel writing in order to settle down and have children with her husband. After a difficult pregnancy, Eva finds it difficult to bond with her son, Kevin, because of his strange behaviors.

As Kevin grows up, the disconnect between himself and his mother becomes more and more obvious and Kevin’s strange behavior only seems to get worse. The movie follows Kevin as he grows up and, eventually, does something horrific that Eva has to learn to move past.

Shutter Island (2010)

Shutter Island was released in 2010 and stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Teddy, a U.S. Marshal in the 1940s who travels to Ashecliffe Hospital, a mental asylum off the coast of Boston where a patient recently disappeared. Along with his partner, Chuck, Teddy is tasked with trying to figure out how the patient got out of the hospital and where they could have gone.

As Teddy’s investigation unfolds, a lot of questions about what exactly is going on in this hospital open themselves up to him. The movie is eerie and it leaves viewers wondering what happened at this place and who Teddy should be trusting.

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