THE IMPORTANT CINEMA CLUB’S SUPER SCARY MOVIE CHALLENGE: 2025 RECAP

I made it! Here’s a recap of everything I watched during The Important Cinema Club’s Super Scary Movie Challenge. You can also check out the Letterboxd list.

1. A Scary Sports Film: The Unbreakable Bunch
2. A Horror Film That Features Virtual Reality: The Thirteenth Floor
3. A Found Footage Horror Film Directed by Koji Shiraishi: Cult
4. A Horror Film from Kazakhstan: Bullets of Justice
5. A Horror Film Featuring a Killer Flying Head: The Witch With the Flying Head
6. A Horror Film Directed by Joe Meredith (Not for the Faint of Heart): South Mill District and Ataraxia
7. A Texas Chainsaw Massacre Ripoff: Metalface
8. A Horror Film That Mostly Takes Place in a Library: Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark
9. A Horror Film Directed by John Gilling: Cross of the Devil
10. An Indigenous Horror Film: Mohawk
11. A Horror Film That Features a Roller Coaster: Closed for the Season
12. A 3D Horror Film that you watch with red and blue glasses: Hit the Road Running
13. A Horror Film That Features a Swamp Creature: Curse of the Swamp Creature
14. A Croatian Horror Film: Visitors from the Arkana Galaxy
15. A Horror Film in Which Language is the Weapon: Pontypool
16. A Tokusatsu Horror Film: Latitude Zero
17. A 90s Horror Film That Was Made for Television: The Amy Fisher Story
18. A Supernatural Shark Movie: Shark Exorcist
19. A Horror Film That Takes Place on a Non-American Holiday: Haxan
20. A Horror Film Shot by Jack Cardiff: Pandora and the Flying Dutchman
21. A Horror Film About Evil Parents: Parents
22. A Horror Film That Can Be Found on a 50-Movie DVD Collection: The Agency
23. An Experimental Horror Film That’s Not In English: Grim
24. A Horror Film Directed by Charles Roxburgh: Heard She Got Murdered
25. A Horror Film That Has a Good Review on The Schlock Pit Website: Project Metalbeast
26. A Horror Film That Features Edwige Fenech: Asso
27. A Horror Film That’s a Metaphor for Puberty: Ginger Snaps
28. A Post-2000s Hong Kong Horror Film: Rigor Mortis
29. A Horror Film Without a North American, UK or Australian DVD or Blu-ray release, but that’s on the Internet Archive: Freakshow
30. A Horror Film Where the Killer Murders with his Bare Hands: In Fear
31. The Best Horror Film Ever Made You Haven’t Seen: Martyrs