Horror cinema features Finnish film Hatching and Italian slasher Deliria

Recent discussions in horror cinema highlight diverse international works, including the Finnish film Hatching, directed by Hanna Bergholm. Available on Prime Video, the film follows a twelve-year-old girl named Tinja who attempts to meet her mother's high expectations. After discovering a strange egg, Tinja cares for a creature that hatches, serving as a metaphor for identity, puberty, and toxic family dynamics.

Additionally, the 1987 Italian slasher Deliria, directed by Michele Soavi, is noted for its theatrical setting. The film follows a theater troupe trapped in a facility with a psychopathic killer, Irving Wallace, who escapes from an asylum to target the cast during rehearsals.