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Most Terrifying Low Budget Horror Movies Ever. You have to have money to make a movie. Budgets for blockbusters can run up to hundreds of millions of dollars.

However, finding money to make a film can be difficult, even at the best of times. Because horror has sometimes been pushed to the fringes of the movie industry, finding money to make scary movies, especially ones with first time directors, can be difficult, if not impossible. This means that occasionally fright films are made on a shoestring budget. Several movies in this article were made with under $1. Working on a film with a $1. So, it’s satisfying when a movie such as this manages to bring home $1. The films on this list run the gamut of horror films– from zombies, to slashers, to demons and witches, to ghosts, and back again.

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6. The Blair Witch Project was effectively the first English language “found footage” horror movie. The premise was refreshingly original: student filmmakers toting.

They include jump scares, stalking menaces, scary music, and moments of tense anticipation. Most did pretty well at the box office, with some even becoming international sensations. Here are the 1. 5 Most Terrifying Low Budget Movies Ever. Night Of The Living Dead. In the pre- VHS 1. Saturday afternoon of movies.

Then came George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead, complete with an army of murdering zombies intent on cannibalism. Children were traumatized and parents were outraged. What Romero turned out on a budget of only $1. Zombie Apocalypse genre. In an era when color dominated movie screens, Romero purposefully chose to film in black and white, using dark film noir lighting. At a time of racial tension and Civil Rights protests, he made a black man the hero.

In 1. 95. 0s horror movies, the military often saved the day. Here, however, Romero brings in pompous, ineffectual generals who underscore the growing hopelessness of the situation. The exploration of social issues, such as racism, consumerism, and the military, is a hallmark of Romero’s films. Add to this a sense of stalking horror, pretty decent acting, and subtly shot scenes of blood and gore, and you have a winning formula that added up to $1. Halloween. John Carpenter’s revolutionary 1. Halloween was made on a shoestring production budget of $3.

It was a simple formula: a man in a eerie mask brandishing a knife kills terrified, screaming teenagers. It’s a potent combination of tense suspense and jump scares were made memorable due to Carpenter’s masterful direction. The musical score is a big part of the scare element of the movie. In fact, when Carpenter first showed the un- scored film to studio executives, they were unimpressed. The music, he has said, saved the film. Halloween is a merciless thriller that was originally best enjoyed in a packed theater on a weekend night. Things– both good and bad– popped up out of nowhere and everyone screamed at the same time.

Audiences did not so much “see” the film, but instead experienced it. Michael Myers, the man in the mask, went on to kill some 1. Halloween films. 1. The Blair Witch Project. The Blair Witch Project was effectively the first English language “found footage” horror movie. The premise was refreshingly original: student filmmakers toting video cameras go into the woods in Maine in search of the Blair Witch, which leads to their eventually disappearance. Their footage is later found and made into the movie.

The beauty of found footage films is that audiences experience them in the moment, living the terror as it supposedly happens. T2 Trainspotting Full Movie there. The Blair Witch Project used grainy and jerky images, close ups of terror- filled eyes, a lurking, never- seen evil, and an enigmatic ending, to turn a film made on a budget of $6.

It also used a marketing campaign that included issuing “missing” posters for the three missing students. Its success made found footage movies popular, and influenced films such as The Visit. However, the 2. 01. The Music Man Full Movie. Blair Witch divided fans and critics, with some praising Adam Wingard’s direction and others criticizing its use of found footage movie cliches.

Friday the 1. 3th. Campfire boogeyman film Friday the 1. However, it is a scary one and has become a cult classic. In fact, some fans consider it one of the top jump scare movies of all time. The tale of a group of teenage counselors reopening Camp Crystal Lake, and then being targeted one by one, introduced serial killer Jason Voorhees– an iconic character who has stalked and murdered his way through twelve Friday the 1.

One of the final scenes of the 1. Jason’s mangled corpse drags counselor Alice from a drifting boat into Crystal Lake– has become a jump scare classic moment. Amid a critical and parental storm over its level of violence and gore, Sean S. Cunningham turned a $5.

It Follows It Follows is a stylish supernatural psychological retro- feel horror movie that skillfully employs a shape shifting “It” that stalks Jay, a teenage girl played by Maika Monroe, after she has sex with the new boy in town. The movie was the break out film for director David Robert Mitchell and, on an estimated production budget of $2 million, earned over $1. The scenes where “It” shape shifts into the half naked mother of Jay’s friend Greg and kills him, as well as the final scene in which Jay and her new lover Paul are followed down a street by someone or something, are spine tingling chilling. The sometimes rumbling and electronic score is a synth- heavy stand out and synchs perfectly with the slow camera movements. Mitchell has waved away film critics’ insistence that the movie is about fear of intimacy or HIV/AIDS, saying he doesn’t really care where “It” came from.

After her appearances in Adam Wingard’s The Guest and It Follows, Maika Monroe has been dubbed the “Scream Queen” of her generation. Pi. Pi‘s $6. 0,0. Director Darren Aronofsky could not even afford to buy filming location licenses, and so crew members acted as look outs, warning the set team whenever the police were near. Pi follows the story of Max, a brilliant, tortured reclusive mathematician who suffers from terrible headaches and his search for the perfect number that will unlock the key for understanding all of existence. He is stalked and hounded by sinister forces that want to use his research to unlock the secrets of the universe. His mad obsession is as frightening as the forces of evil which surround him. The film is shot in a rough, high contrast black and white, which adds to the sense of madness and menace, and gives the film a retro feel.

At the end, driven mad by his quest and stalkers, Max takes a drill to his skull, thereby obliterating both his headaches and his genius. Critics praised the tale of a man pursuing a dangerous obsession, and the movie made $3 million domestically at the box office. Evil Dead 2. What makes Evil Dead 2 so good? Well, other than actor Bruce Campbell’s character Ash and Sam Raimi’s direction, the movie is a scary/funny “cabin in the woods” film, which acts as a “macabre Saturday morning cartoon.”It focuses on Ash, who– after being the only survivor of the flesh- possessing demons in Evil Dead— makes the mistake of taking his fiance to a secluded cabin in the woods where, no surprise, more demons are lurking. It’s an energetic romp in which Ash, having beheaded his demon- possessed fiance, battles a headless ballerina, demented animal heads, and even his own hand. The action never stops, and it certainly never slows down. It is funny and terrifying at the same time: the almost comical battle with his possessed hand ends with Ash severing his hand with a chainsaw. The budgets for Raimi films are hard to pin down, but some sources peg the budget for Evil Dead 2 at around $3. It managed to bring in $5.

Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Tobe Hooper took $3. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, an unabashed and unashamed exploitation film that gave the world a chainsaw wielding assassin called Leatherface, a being who systematically stalks, slices up, and then wears the skins of his victims. It is extremely gory and gruesome, and seems to exist only to induce fright and revulsion. At that, it succeeds brilliantly.