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The End of Oak Street certainly delivers when it comes to its prehistoric horror. Unfortunately, the human element doesn't quite reach the same heights, preventing the film from becoming the consistently gripping survival thriller that its premise suggests it could be.

To celebrate 40 years of The Fly, we’re recommending some of the best body horror movies and TV episodes, from grotesque transformations and mutated flesh to parasitic creatures and gloriously disgusting practical effects.

Einbinder is spellbinding. Anderson is electric. The laughs feel like a hug, and the horror easter eggs like a treasure hunt. Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is undoubtedly one of the best horrors you will see this year.

Backed by solid shark visuals, ridiculous laugh-out-loud beats, and a genuine sense of peril, this is easily one of the most entertaining popcorn thrillers of the year.

The slow loss of modern identity, as we watch a family forced into primitive survival while surrounded by the rotting artifacts of the modern world, is as haunting as it gets. The Last House is a lean, deeply unnerving thriller that reminds us never to take our lives for granted.