Best Horror Movies From Across The World: From 'A Tale Of Two Sisters' Of Korea To 'Shutter' Of Thailand

Best horror movies - Halloween may be over and done but the spooks continue all month long. What better way to celebrate Halloween horror than staying in to watch the best horror films from across the world? From Japan to US, here are the best horror films to watch for the month of Nov.

First up on the best horror movies list is one from Japan. Who could ever forget the inspiration behind the American take on "The Grudge," "Ju-On?" Other Japanese horror films that give the best scares ever include "Dark Water" and "One Missed Call."

Next on the list of best horror movies come from Thailand. One of the best would be the 2004 film "Shutter" before it was adapted into Hollywood starring Joshua Jackson and Rachael Taylor. Another Thailand horror film worth watching is "Coming Soon."

Third up are the best horror movies from Korea. Like their romantic films, Korean horror films are certainly ones to watch. These include "A Tale of Two Sisters," "Wishing Stairs" and "Phone."

One other Asian country producing the best horror movies is Singapore. These films include "The Maid" and "The Eye." The Philippines also has their share of horror films worth taking a shot at. These films include "Feng Shui" and "The Healing."

The US also has its share of hair-raising films, which include the 1999 film "The Blair Witch Project," 1980's "The Shining" and 1973's "The Exorcist." According to Forbes however, the best horror films based on their gross income include "World War Z," "The Conjuring," "Annabelle," "Dracula Untold," "Insidious Chapter 2," "Mama," "Warm Bodies," "The Purge: Anarchy," "Evil Dead," "Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones," "The Purge," "Deliver Us From Evil," "Carrie," "Scary Movie 5," "A Haunted House," "Texas Chainsaw 3D," "Oculus," "Devil's Due," "Ouija" and "A Haunted House 2."

Rather than bury under the sheets watching a Hollywood directed and produced film, why not try out the best horror movies mentioned above all produced from countries across Asia?