1.I Saw the Devil
Technically, this is a 2010 movie, because it was released in South Korea in August of 2010. It showed in some theaters in March of 2011, so for the U.S., it’s, by all rights and purposes, a 2011 horror film. It is full of action, and could be considered a mystery or suspense film, but the story features a psychotic killer who is the embodiment of pure evil. It still retains that human element that makes for an engaging film. You can transfer movies to ipad 3 in the relax time.

2.The Woman
The latest from May director Lucky McKee isn’t for everyone. Not just because its content is often rough to watch, but because it’s an increasingly specific movie; the kind where what McKee is going for either works or doesn’t work for you. And honestly, I’m not entirely sure it does work for me, but there’s no denying that it’s unique and memorable and I really respect that.

3.Seconds Apart
Seconds Apart is the most interesting flick After Dark Horror films has ever been involved with. And though their roster isn’t the strongest on the block, saying that isn’t being charitable, either. It falters a bit crossing its own strange finish line, but overall it’s a well made chiller that ranks high in the admittedly small niche of scary twin movies.

4.Undocumented
It’s a shame that Undocumented didn’t become the hit it deserved. It should have paved bigger and immediate paths for first time feature director Chris Peckover. It’s bold, it’s uncompromising and it leaves an imprint. I’ve actually only seen it the one time back in 2010 (when it ranked high on my unreleased list), but it’s still more memorable than every single studio-produced horror film this year.

5.Attack the Block
The most fun I’ve had in a movie theater all year was attending the world premiere of Joe Cornish’s Attack the Block, one of the best alien invasion movies around. I’ve written about it extensively already, so there’s nothing more to say than see this movie as soon and with as many like-minded genre fans as possible.

6. Paranormal Activity 3
After my misstep including The Hangover Part 2 on the 2011 comedy list, I was reluctant to put a sequel, prequel, or any other type of continuation on this list, but you know how it goes. As “found footage” goes, this movie is every bit as good as the first one, and superior to the documentary-style Grave Encounters, which takes place in an abandoned mental asylum.

Ok, are you thinking this movie is really horror. But for me, horror step 10. When I first read this following these films is scared cried for a long time. Suggested that there was need a lot of partners appropriate watch together or easy to not go sleeping!

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