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7 Underrated Netflix Horror Movies You Must Watch This Halloween

It's that time of year again when people can dress up as sluts, dunk their heads in water for fruit and consciously choose to scare themselves in any way possible. The most hallowed of all Halloween traditions though is of course the horror movie binge. The problem though is that while the genre has some incredible films in its repertoire, horror also has more trash than most. For every Exorcist or Carrie, there are a thousand Leprechauns and a million more Dreamcatchers.
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3) Tucker & Dale VS Evil (2010)

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Ever wondered if the hillbillies in Deliverance weren’t as bad as everyone made out? Maybe they just had a pig fetish and didn’t know how to fully express themselves, right?… Maybe not, but regardless, Tucker & Dale VS Evil takes the premise of misunderstood hillbillies and runs with it, creating a hilarious comedy horror film that deserves to be viewed by a far larger audience.

Horror is somewhat predictable at times due to its recognizable tropes and stereotypical characters, which is exactly what makes the genre so rife for parody. Tucker & Dale succeeds as both a horror and a comedy by mining this central joke for both genuine scares and slapstick moments which are far more clever than one would expect from a movie like this.

However, even with the best script in the world, the success of a film like Tucker & Dale hinges almost entirely on its cast. Fortunately, Tyler Labine and Alan Tudyk are pitch perfect as the lovable oafs who everyone mistakes for psychotic serial killers. Now that a sequel has been confirmed, make sure you check out the original movie first on Netflix so you’re in the know.


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