These come to mind:
Elijah wood is surprisingly developing a strong collection of interesting horror roles
And I love these (obviously I’m a big Jeremy Saunier fan):
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Velvet Buzzsaw could be up your street, too
Quite tempted to watch this, for a bit of cheesy horror comedy.
Forgot about this one. Its amazing.
This was amazing and mental.
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absolutely love this film. what a laugh!
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I remember hearing about this as being a feminist approach to the rape-revenge genre. Haven’t seen it but the whole rape revenge idea (I spit on your grave etc) always seems a bit too dark a premise to enjoy
Not when she fucks up her attackers 
Can’t recommend Wake In Fright enough. It will be right up your street based on that list. Australian extreme heavy drinking and existential dread in the outback. And features Donald Pleasance!
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Wind River and Snowtown too. But not on date night.
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You might like Kill List.
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Spoilers:
It’s also one of those rare films where the ‘baddies’ win.
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Yeah. It’s definitely realistic.
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Ah I’d completely forgotten to put Wake in Fright on my list! Seen it a couple of year ago and absolutely loved it, Totally the kind of thing I’m looking for 
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Kill list is so hard to watch.
And it ends so weird, no closure at all by the credits
Yeah the ones I mentioned you can watch again.
Eden Lake is a bit hard for a second watch though.
I’m watching the Snyder Cut. It’s so dumb.
It’s also 4 hours long. I’ve had it on all evening and it’s still not over
Just watched the trailer for it, it looks like a cheap computer game. Seems pretty odd that DC would shoot their load with 3 of their most famous villians after 5 or 6 films.
I wonder if their thinking is that by going straight to streaming they can basically set up a bunch of new films and introduce a load of characters without too much expense.
It’s odd that they added a new Uber villain in the form of Darkseid (essentially thanos) thus making the villain from the first version not the actual bad guy. Plus, the jokers in there too.
It’s so CGI heavy it’s unbearable at some points. And any improvements that have been made over the first film are negated by so, so many completely unnecessary additions. No film, let alone a comic book film, needs to have a 4 hour run time.
