7. Don’t Breathe
Some of the most effective horror films are those set in a single location, forcing the audience to get to know and dread a certain area. Don’t Breathe embodies that idea to its fullest. Set in the house a blind army vet who isn’t exactly what he seems and is living in a desolate, ghost-town of a neighborhood, director Fede Alvarez (2013’s Evil Dead) delivers some of his best work yet. Just don't ask us about that turkey baster scene. We don't want to talk about it.
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