Rural Psychological Horror Movies
Kinora's catalogue lists 22 films of psychological horror and set in the countryside, spanning 1940–2025. Each is tagged by where and when it takes place — filter by real-world setting, era, and environment, or open any film for its full tagged world.
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- 1983
Angst
Ruraldir. Gerald Kargl - 2025
Bugonia
Rural · Urbandir. Yorgos Lanthimos - 2018
Burning
Urban · Ruraldir. Lee Chang-dong - 2009
Coraline
Ruraldir. Henry Selick - 2019
Doctor Sleep
Ruraldir. Mike Flanagan - 1997
Funny Games
Ruraldir. Michael Haneke - 2017
Get Out
Suburban · Ruraldir. Jordan Peele - 1964
Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte
Ruraldir. Robert Aldrich - 1978
Magic
Ruraldir. Richard Attenborough - 2019
Midsommar
Ruraldir. Ari Aster - 1990
Misery
Ruraldir. Rob Reiner - 2009
Pontypool
Rural · Undergrounddir. Bruce McDonald - 1960
Psycho
Ruraldir. Alfred Hitchcock - 1940
Rebecca
Coastal Sea · Ruraldir. Alfred Hitchcock - 2011
Take Shelter
Rural · Coastal Seadir. Jeff Nichols - 1976
The House with Laughing Windows
Ruraldir. Pupi Avati - 1961
The Innocents
Ruraldir. Jack Clayton - 1974
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Ruraldir. Tobe Hooper - 2016
The Wailing
Rural · Mountaindir. Na Hong-jin - 1973
The Wicker Man
Island · Ruraldir. Robin Hardy - 1983
Twilight Zone: The Movie
Urban · Rural · Wildernessdir. John Landis - 1992
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
Ruraldir. David Lynch
Frequently asked
How many movies are of psychological horror and set in the countryside?
Kinora's catalogue lists 22 films of psychological horror and set in the countryside, spanning 1940–2025.
What are some movies of psychological horror and set in the countryside?
Films of psychological horror and set in the countryside in our catalogue include Angst (1983), Bugonia (2025), Burning (2018), Coraline (2009), and Doctor Sleep (2019).
What is the oldest movie of psychological horror and set in the countryside?
Rebecca (1940) is the earliest film of psychological horror and set in the countryside in our catalogue; the most recent is Bugonia (2025).