The horror genre has undergone a remarkable transformation over the last ten years. From psychological nightmares to nerve-shredding thrillers, each year has delivered something unique—movies that push the boundaries of fear, storytelling, and even artistic expression. And trust me—I’ve been paying attention.

Anchoring the whole thing is a brilliantly committed performance from Clark, who's now much better-known thanks to her starring role as Galadriel in Prime Video's own blockbuster series The Rings of Power. That one's a far cry from Saint Maud, which requires her to go to far darker places, sadly.

Please tell me the most horrifying moment in a non-horror movie that either made you leap out of your skin or gave you nightmares (or both). For example, the most famous case is the boat scene from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.

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