One of my favorite horror movies that I’ll never tire of watching again and again.

If you don’t know who Gwar is, I implore you to google them and enjoy yourself.

I thought it would be fun to share some of the movies I’ve watched in recent years that have a folksy vibe, and put them all together in one place.  Chances are if you’ve seen one or a few of these, you’ll like the others! Most of them have the same vibe and will find similar audiences.  Sure, some of these are mainstream or have been heavily promoted through networks like Shudder, but if you find even one new-to-you option on this list I’ll be positively thrilled to death.  I don’t like to give too much detail when doing lists like this because they’ll take too long to read, but I want to give just enough to entice you to explore further and see for yourselves!

Spike Lee doesn’t miss a beat when it comes to including exquisite pieces of African Art in nearly every frame, be it tribal and global, or modern and contemporary artists — it is so rich and luxe and adds so much to the atmosphere, as well as helping highlight character traits. The soundtrack alternates between piano score and hip-hop/R&B and always perfectly compliments the scene at hand. All of this truly makes for an absolutely spectacular ambiance and mood for this reimagining of the original Ganja and Hess.

A review of Colombian folk horror cinema movie Luz and the Flower of Evil.