10 Best Horror Movies of 2017 So Far - Scariest Films of the Year

10 . A cure for wellness

Dane DeHaan stars in Gore Verbinski's beautifully shot thriller as a patient at a spa secluded in the Swiss Alps. But the wellness center's therapeutic treatments cover up a much sinister plot as he begins to lose control of his own sanity. Rent/buy on Amazon and iTunes.

9 . Alien: Covenant

Ridley Scott directs this prequel to his sci-fi horror classic, balancing the sheer terror and tension of the original and the philosophical quandaries of his last film, Prometheus, in this white-knuckle, intense epic.

8 . The Blackcoat's Daughter

In this film directed by Osgood Perkins (son of Anthony Perkins, star of Psycho), two teenage girls spend their winter break in the closed confines of their boarding school—which serves as a poor sanctuary as it cannot protect them from a sinister evil force.

7 . Raw

This French film proved too horrific for some viewers, and its premise explains it all: a vegetarian student has to eat offal during a hazing ritual—and her newfound craving for meat unlocks a gluttonous desire for human flesh.

6 . It

The long-awaited big-screen adaptation of Stephen King's magnum opus follows a group of lovable weirdos who fight an ancient evil that's feeding upon the children in their sleepy Maine town. While he can't possibly beat Tim Curry's iconic performance, Bill Skarsgård brings his own interpretation to the terrifying evil clown Pennywise.

5 . It Comes at Night

Joel Edgerton stars as a husband and father who protects his family from a destructive, unseen force in the outside world, but his ability to maintain order falls apart when another family seeks refuge. Can he keep the horrors at bay—or will he have to face the demons inside?

4 . Split

This gripping thriller is a return to form for director M. Night Shyamalan. James McAvoy stars as Kevin, a man who hosts multiple personalities in his mind—one of which, "The Beast," is vying for domination.

3 . Hounds of Love

A pair of Australian serial killers abduct a teenage girl in this '80s-set thriller. Her only hope for survival involves manipulating the couple and taking advantage of the cracks in their crumbling, disturbed relationship.

2 . The Lure

Man-eating mermaid strippers run amok in this critically acclaimed comic horror-musical from Polish director Agnieszka Smoczynska, who brilliantly balances the musical numbers and the gory set pieces.

1 . Get Out

Jordan Peele's directorial debut is a stunningly made social thriller, which sees his black protagonist going home to meet his white girlfriend's family—only to discover this liberal, Obama-loving clan have sinister intentions in mind.

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