10 Underrated Horror Movies That Roger Ebert Loved (and Where to Watch Them) ...Middle East

Due to the highly publicized conversations between Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel, especially in the early ‘80s, about the moral boundaries of horror movies, Roger is often accused of disliking the genre. Nothing could be further from the truth. Not only did he give his highest rating to future classics like “Dawn of the Dead,” “Nosferatu,” “The Shining,” “Carrie,” and “The Blair Witch Project,” but he was often willing to go out on a limb for young horror filmmakers or projects that he didn’t think were getting the right amount of attention. Here are quotes from 10 such reviews, including early projects by Guillermo del Toro & Lucky McKee, an underrated David Cronenberg, and a low-budget hit

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