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Every A24 Horror Movie, Ranked From Worst to Best
Collider has published a ranked list of every horror film produced by indie studio A24, ordered from worst to best across 36 entries. The list assesses the studio's varied approach to horror, which spans family trauma, grief and psychological dread, crediting individual directors rather than treating A24 itself as a single creative force.
At the bottom of the ranking are Kevin Smith's *Tusk* (2014), criticised as an overlong, self-indulgent body-horror comedy about a man forced into a walrus suit, and *Slice* (2018), a stoner horror-comedy about pizza delivery murders that the authors say lacks genuine laughs or scares. *The Front Room* (2024) also appears among the lower-ranked entries. The full list of 36 films builds toward A24's more critically acclaimed horror titles at the top.
– A24's full horror catalogue ranked worst to best, 36 films total. – Worst-ranked: Kevin Smith's *Tusk*, called barely a coherent film. – *Slice* and *The Front Room* also rank near the bottom.
Explained simply
A24 is an independent film distributor known for championing distinctive filmmakers across various genres. The studio has become influential in shaping contemporary cinema, particularly through its substantial catalogue of horror films.
A24's horror films span diverse themes and styles, from stories exploring family dysfunction and grief to psychological thrillers, rather than following a formula. The studio prioritises each director's distinctive vision rather than imposing a unified style.
A24 has become a significant force in independent film distribution, with particular influence on horror cinema. The studio's horror catalogue demonstrates its importance in determining what horror films reach audiences and gain critical attention.