15 Horror movies not enough people talk about

6) Coherence (2013)

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Coherence starts with a group of friends gathering for dinner on the night a comet passes overhead. The best part is when they realize their reality has splintered—multiple versions of themselves exist in nearby houses. The group spirals into paranoia, switching between houses and interacting with alternate versions of themselves. The ending reveals Em, one of the women, kills her double and takes her place, only to find out she’s still trapped in a fractured reality. It didn’t get much attention because it’s dialogue-heavy, low-budget, and skips traditional horror elements, but its unsettling story keeps you thinking long after it ends.

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