Australian and New Zealand Horror Films

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A selection of notable Australian and New Zealander horror films released in the last four decades. A few could be classified more as thrillers, but they’re welcome nonetheless.

  1. 1.
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    Night of Fear (1972)
    by Terry Bourke
  2. 2.
    The Cars That Ate Paris
    by Peter Weir
  3. 3.
    Inn of the Damned

  5. 5.
    Long Weekend
    by Colin Eggleston
  6. 6.
    Patrick
    by Richard Franklin
  7. 7.
    Thirst
    by Rod Hardy
  8. 8.
    Dark Forces (Special Edition)
    by Simon Wincer
  9. 9.
    Road Games
    by Richard Franklin
  10. 10.
    Strange Behavior
    by Michael Laughlin
  11. 11.
    Escape 2000
    by Brian Trenchard-Smith
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    Razorback
    by Russell Mulcahy
  13. 13.
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    Cassandra
    by Colin Eggleston
  14. 14.
    Dead End Drive In
    by Brian Trenchard-Smith
  15. 15.
    Fortress
    by Arch Nicholson
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    Dangerous Game (1987)
    by Stephen Hopkins
  17. 17.
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    Dark Age (1987)
    by Arch Nicholson
  18. 18.
    Howling III: The Marsupials
    by Philippe Mora
  19. 19.
    Bad Taste

  20. 20.
    Dead Calm
    by Phillip Noyce
  21. 21.
    Bloodmoon
    by Alec Mills
  22. 22.
    Dead Alive
    by Peter Jackson
  23. 23.
    Body Melt
    by Philip Brophy
  24. 24.
    The Frighteners
    by Peter Jackson
  25. 25.
    Cut
    by Kimble Rendall
  26. 26.
    Hellion: The Devil's Playground

  27. 27.
    The Locals

  28. 28.
    Lost Things
    by Martin Murphy
  29. 29.
    Undead

  30. 30.
    Visitors
    by Richard Franklin
  31. 31.
    Wolf Creek (Unrated Widescreen Edition)
    by Greg Mclean
  32. 32.
    Black Sheep (Unrated)
    by Jonathan King
  33. 33.
    Black Water
    by Andrew Traucki
  34. 34.
    The Ferryman
    by Chris Graham (VII)
  35. 35.
    Rogue (Unrated)
    by Greg Mclean
  36. 36.
    Storm Warning
    by Jamie Blanks
  37. 37.
    The Tattooist
    by Peter Burger
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    Prey
    by Oscar D'Roccster
  39. 39.
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    Daybreakers
    by Michael Spierig and Peter Spierig
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Created by Dreda457 on Sep 20, 2009.
 

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Dreda457

Additions Welcome — 2 years ago

Additions and suggestions are welcome. However, please limit adds to worthy film selections. The movies don’t have to be great, just generally well-recieved, reccomended and/or historically important. Try to keep the crap away, unless of course if its essential crap. Thanks.

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