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Love to travel and want something a little more adventurous? Then you will be delighted by these sights that evoke fear and horror. People who have been there talk about them.

Strange town in Georgia

“I was passing through Georgia. Since I live in Florida, very few trips are spent without going through Georgia. Unfortunately, I made the wrong choice and decided to wait for the next turn, which resulted in me turning onto a road with no lights, no civilization and no other cars.”

Abandoned mental hospital buildings

“In my city there is a complex of buildings of abandoned mental hospitals and schools for the mentally retarded. They were closed due to the terrible treatment of people and the extremely poor quality of life of the patients. There are underground tunnels connecting many buildings (several people have gone missing there)."

Aokigahara, Japan

"Aokigahara, Japan. It's horrible. At first you will think that it is beautiful here. This forest is located at the foot of Mount Fuji, so you can't go wrong: at first glance, this place is beautiful. But when you go further, you will soon realize that you are wrong. Here the dolls are nailed to trees, hanging from branches, lying in the bushes.”

North Korea

“Seriously, I can’t remember any other place where I was more scared than in North Korea. It amazes me that Westerners volunteer to travel to this terrible place. I know it’s safe because tourism is a source of income, but I would be afraid of saying the wrong thing or talking to the wrong person and ending up in a camp.”

BSL-4 laboratory where infectious disease research is conducted

“My father is a virologist and he worked in this laboratory with different strains of viruses such as smallpox and Ebola. Most people don't realize how scary it is. The scenes on television of people going into these laboratories and working there don't tell the whole story."

Red forest near Chernobyl

“The scariest place I have ever been to is near the Red Forest near Chernobyl. It's really a nice place, the foliage turns bloody red in the fall, and the ground is covered with a veil of snow. The worst thing is that very close to the forest there is something that can destroy you and all living things.”

Killing Fields in Cambodia

“Killing Fields and S-21 Prison in Cambodia. They're so scary. Human bones are still visible on the roads, huge pillars of human skulls with holes in them where they were beaten to death. And the prison is former school, which was turned into a torture chamber."

Xochimilco Island

“My father’s friend works for Xochimilco and he organized a tour for us. If you don't know, Xochimilco is a maze of canals and small islands. During the day it's great to swim in small boats. People in the same boats sell food and beer. But if you decide to swim in the dark at night, it will be a very frightening experience.”

Bolton Strid

“At first glance, it appears to be a harmless small stream in Yorkshire, England. However, none of those who fell into this stream survived. The probability of death if hit is 100%. It seems that you can just jump from stone to stone, but no - you will die. It scares. Something so harmless could be a real death trap."

Haunted castle ruins in Scotland

"On west coast In Scotland, there is a castle near the sea, where every morning and every evening the sea haar, a frightening fog, descends. The castle itself lies in ruins. According to legend, the castle was ruled by a husband and wife until he drowned her in a lake and buried her in a swamp. He was soon found dead in the lake, and the ghost of his wife haunts the swamp to this day.”

Wall near the coast of Saint Croix

“Not far from the coast of the island of St. Croix there is a place simply called “The Wall.” This favorite place divers, and every photo from this place on the Web shows beautiful underwater corals. Reality? In reality, it’s a frightening four-kilometer drop straight to the bottom of the ocean.”

Spooky farm with former nursing home

“My friend's family owns a farm in the countryside. There is an empty house on the farm that was previously a nursing home. The door to it is blocked by boxes and other things. The only way to get inside is through the morgue in the basement. And when you get into the house, the first thing you see is this scary rocking chair.”

Pine Barrens, New Jersey

“The Pine Barrens in northern New Jersey is a huge area where the trees grow so close together that when you get into the forest it's pitch black. Moreover, the land here is marshy and consists of black peat. It is so dark that the whole earth seems to be black.”

Hashima Island, Japan

“Hashima Island in Japan is a completely abandoned mining island whose population was evacuated in one day. The rotting remains of everyday objects are scattered everywhere. You can only get here and get out during certain periods of the year. In addition, it is located near Nagasaki, which only adds to the horror of this place.”

Higgins Lake in Northern Michigan

“There is a lake in Northern Michigan called Higgins Lake. Beautiful waters and a great place overall. However, the water is surprisingly shallow for many meters from the coast. However, then there is a sudden change in depth, and the color of the water changes from tropical blue to almost black.”

Death zone at the top of Mount Everest

The "death zone" at the top of Mount Everest, where experienced climbers such as Rob Hall die when they fail to turn around in time or are caught off guard by a storm. "I know he's played Russian roulette with his life too many times, but calling his pregnant wife while he was waiting to freeze to death is heartbreaking."

Centralia, Pennsylvania

"Centralia, Pennsylvania. My friends and I sneaked there one night when we learned that the creators of Silent Hill were inspired by this place. When you're surrounded by destroyed buildings and the smoke of invisible fires that never go out, you can't help but feel the presence of terror and panic in the air."

Some scary places in Virginia

“I have several places like this. Crawfor Road. There was a lynching on this road, and a woman hanged herself from the bridge on her wedding day. St Albans Sanatorium is another scary place. Indian Territory where the battle took place during Civil War, and later a mental hospital was built.”

Odessa catacombs in Ukraine

"Odessa catacombs. Imagine being stuck in a three-level labyrinth of dark mines, 2,500 kilometers long. After days of endless walking, screaming, and thinking about every regret you have and every experience you won't have, you just collapse to the ground in exhaustion.

Darien Gap

“From what I read, the Darien Gap, which separates the Central and South America, is full of plants that can kill you, insects that can kill you, and guerillas that will kidnap you and sell you to your family.”

Thrillers tend to excite audiences even more than standard horror films. And why all? They not only play on our natural sense of fear, but also mock our minds. Not every viewer who likes to tickle his nerves will choose a movie of this genre for these purposes. Even if you type the phrase “best films, list” into the search bar, thrillers will not occupy even 10% of this list. For an unprepared viewer, films such as “Suicide Room” or “Chat” will not only remain incomprehensible, but in general may cause disgust towards the country that produced such films. They usually leave a rather unpleasant aftertaste, which can only be overcome by a good one. Although most moviegoers are not deterred by such consequences, so the “thriller” genre can still be safely called one of the most preferred. Every fan of this genre there is a personal list. It is useless to challenge it, because how many people there are, so many preferences. We will try to describe some of the most famous and will definitely mention the paintings that are loved by a narrow circle of viewers.

Subjectivism and film mania

One of the absolute favorites is the film “No Feelings” (2007) with Jason Behr in leading role. This is a film adaptation of a not very popular novel of the same name, which can cause such a palette of emotions that it will take several days to rehabilitate. The impression lingers for a long time thanks to not only the good work of the screenwriters, but also the amazing acting. This picture definitely deserves the right to open the list of the best thrillers.

Also very powerful is the film with the disgusting title “Dead Man,” which clearly shows the level of morality of modern youth. In this genre it is difficult to find a film with an even more striking anti-social theme, however, it is played out there in a very unique way.

The recent “Ashes” with a cutie in the leading role, a thriller with a large admixture of drama, “keeps” under the impression for several days after viewing, because its ending plunges the viewer into deep shock.

The above-mentioned film “Chat” is quite strange and unpredictable, but this makes it even more interesting. It ended up on this list of the best thrillers by pure chance, but apparently stayed there for a long time.

The film “The Pit” boasts the most unusual plot from the entire list. Good cast, interesting scenario and a strong atmosphere bring it to the top of our rating.

Such a mysterious foggy Albion

Quite interesting is the fact that the country of origin of most of the films listed is Great Britain. It becomes a little scary for the people: what are they constantly thinking about on their islands if they are making such a movie?! Maybe they are imagining something in the fog, or maybe the rain won’t wash away the melancholy?

In a word, Great Britain - a true master thrillers, but, of course, everyone has mistakes. The list of the best thrillers should definitely include “Trance” (2013), which will seem too sophisticated to an inexperienced viewer. In an effort to express an interesting idea, the director went overboard with the plot and slightly “smeared” the characters. And in general, remembering the best thrillers of 2013, the list will open and immediately close with the film “Prisoners” - the trend, as always, is depressing.