20 Essential British Horror Movies to See


impending doom. As the nurse’s fixation grows, the film escalates into a chilling exploration of faith and madness.
*— Sam Haysom, Deputy UK Editor*
**How to watch:** *Saint Maud* is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video in the UK and the U.S.

### **Threads (1984)**

This harrowing television film, directed by Mick Jackson, depicts the grim aftermath of a nuclear war on the city of Sheffield. *Threads* is a stark, realistic portrayal of the devastating effects of global conflict, showcasing the breakdown of society and the struggle for survival. Its powerful narrative leaves a lasting impression, making it a must-watch for fans of psychological horror.
*— David Spittle, Writer*
**How to watch:** *Threads* is available on BFI Player in the UK.

### **Creep (2014)**

Patrick Brice’s *Creep* is a found footage horror film about a videographer who answers a mysterious Craigslist ad to film a dying man’s last messages. What starts as a simple job soon escalates into a terrifying encounter with a disturbed individual. Its unsettling tension and dark humor make it a unique viewing experience.
*— Jason Adams, Writer*
**How to watch:** *Creep* is streaming on Netflix.

### **A Field in England (2013)**

This unique blend of horror and historical drama, directed by Ben Wheatley, follows a group of deserters during the English Civil War as they seek refuge in a mysterious field. The film’s surreal visuals and psychedelic elements create an unsettling atmosphere, making it a captivating watch for those who appreciate avant-garde horror.
*— D.S.*
**How to watch:** *A Field in England* is streaming on BFI Player in the UK.