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Dark fantasy movies are a very niche genre. Not many watch them and those that do, remain loyal to the genre till the end of time. Hollywood has given us many cult classic dark fantasy movies. But only a few of them have managed to cross that benchmark of perfection.

These dark fantasies certainly may not be the best and brightest of the Hollywood lot. But they sure kept the viewers at the edges of their seats. And we sure as hell hope they get a sequel some day.
Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children Is A Must-Watch
There are some movies that are good and memorable. There are some that are bad and yet people still remember them. And then there are some really underrated movies that deserved to be in the spotlight but didn’t.Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Childrenis one of those movies. It has a stellar cast, an epic premise, and incredible character development.
Miss Peregrine is the mentor/caretaker of a group of children living in a house. Each of the children have unique powers. A young lad named Jake must work together with Miss Peregrine and her children to save them from scheming enemies called Hollowgasts.

Horns Is Daniel Radcliffe At His Absolute Finest
We will never know why Horns does not get the recognition it truly deserves. There is suspense, horror, thrill, and comedy in equal amounts. Dark fantasy movies do not get any better than this. Horns is a mishmash of supernatural elements and a tragic romance story.
Daniel Radcliffeplays a man who is accused of sexually assaulting and killing his girlfriend. As society starts ostracizing him, he starts growing horns and attains supernatural powers akin to the devil. Now he must use these abilities to find the real killer and clear his name.

Pan’s Labyrinth Is Guillermo Del Toro’s Best Work
If we are making a list on dark Fantasy movies, it will remain incomplete if we didn’t mention Pan’s Labyrinth. Del Toro has pioneered the genre of dark fantasy movies, giving us some true classics likeHellboyandThe Shape Of Water. None of them though come close to his work on Pan’s Labyrinth.
Ofelia has recently moved into her stepfather’s house. There, at night, a fairy comes to her aid and leads her to a faun. the faun informs her that she needs to complete three tasks to prove that she’s a princess.

A Monster Calls Will Remain A Timeless Gem Forever
The movie – A Monster Calls is the brainchild of director J.A. Bayona. It was such a grand critical success that it won more than two dozen awards on its animation and storyline alone. From Gaudi to Goya and Platino awards, A Monster Calls has it all.
A twelve year old boy named Connor encounters an ancient tree like monster. But instead of running away, Connor eventually finds peace and solace in the tree monster’s company. The tree monster helps the boy cope with his life’s problems, helping him become a better person.

Corpse Bride Was Once The Pinnacle Of Dark Fantasy Movies
DirectorTim Burtonand Mike Johnson joined forces for this project. And the result was absolutely spectacular. It is one of the most heart-wrenching and beautifully animated movies ever in Hollywood history. It is also one of the most rewatchable movies of all time.
A man named Victor is silently practising his wedding vows deep in the woods, He encounters a skeleton like entity named Emily. Emily then takes Victor to the land of the dead. In this supernatural realm, all kinds of adventures follow.
Edward Scissorhands Gave Us Johnny Depp In All His Glory
Seldom do we come across a person who says they haven’t heard the name of this Tim Burton classic. The movie has great direction from Burton and Danny Elfman’s music gives it a chilling, eerie charm that is hard to notice in other dark fantasy movies. Edward Scissorhands helped launchJohnny Depp‘s career, giving him mainstream success.
An Avon lady named peg encounters a synthetic man with scissors for hands. She takes him in after Depp’s character’s inventor/mentor passed away. He is then charged of a crime he didn’t commit.
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With a Bachelor’s in Engineering and a Master’s in Marketing and Operations, Bibhu found a love for writing, working for many different websites. He joined FandomWire in July 2020 and worked his way to his current position of Content Strategist. Bibhu has been involved in operating and managing FandomWire’s team of writers, diversifying into varied, exotic fields of pop culture.
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