Horror Films That Will Achieve The Status Of Classics In The Coming Years.

Ever since the invention of cinema, countless films have touched people's hearts. Some movies have even been etched into the pages of history. Cinema is not just a medium of entertainment—it's something far greater than that.

Today, we're going to talk about a film that is bound to be considered a classic in the future

 Nosferatu (2024):

    

 Directed by Robert Eggers, who proved his talent with his very first film. And with each new project, his craft continues to evolve. Nosferatu contains all the elements that make it a masterpiece, and more than that, in the years to come, this film will earn the status of a classic.

Sinners (2025):

   

A recently released horror film with a fresh Rotten Tomatoes score, cannot be described as just a horror movie. That would be an understatement, because this film uses entertainment as a medium to reflect a part of society that's almost impossible to face in the mirror. From the very first moment the movie begins to the final frame, it contains everything that will eventually earn it the status of a classic.

 Hereditary (2018):

   

 This horror film, directed by Ari Aster, is a remarkable example of extraordinary artistic craftsmanship. The story revolves around a family suffering from a hereditary illness, and after the tragic death of the youngest and most beloved member, the entire family is left in deep shock. It is then that a demonic ritual is attempted to bring the soul of that family member back through reincarnation.

Midsommar (2019)

    

Once again, Ari Aster proves just how strong his command over the horror genre is. This isn’t a film filled with cheap jump scares—instead, it beautifully portrays the guilt-ridden personas of the characters on screen. Ever since its release, the film has become a topic of discussion in debates and articles. Even Martin Scorsese called it a masterpiece.

Sleep (2024):

   

Released in 2023, this South Korean psychological horror comedy is bound to be included in the list of the best horror classics. The story follows a couple who begin to experience strange and bizarre occurrences around them after the death of their neighbor. The film’s screenplay is unlike anything seen before. However, it has been watched by very few people in Western countries. Still, in the coming years, this film is likely to achieve the status of a classic.

Get Out (2017):

  

Get Out presents the theme of racism through the lens of horror. The story follows a Black African man who visits his white girlfriend’s luxurious mansion for a weekend getaway, only to discover that her parents and the people living there have a very different, sinister plan. Upon its release, the film was instantly hailed as a classic and became a sensational blockbuster. Even after all these years, Get Out continues to offer a fresh and gripping experience every time it’s watched.

Smile (2022)

The story of Smile stands out among the films released in recent years due to its unique and original concept. It revolves around a mysterious disease where people begin to suffer from a “smile syndrome,” becoming completely possessed by an invisible evil force. This terrifying curse leads victims to take their own lives, and it continues to pass from person to person, spreading relentlessly.