Sure, here are some films I think you might enjoy:

- The Exorcist (1973)
A classic horror movie about a young girl who becomes possessed by a demonic entity and the battle between good and evil to save her soul. loved for its intense and disturbing scenes, strong performances, practical effects, and exploration of dark themes. A must-see if you haven't watched it already.

- Alien (1979)
Another classic, this Sci-Fi/Horror thriller from Ridley Scott follows a crew of astronauts aboard the commercial spacecraft Nostromo, who are on a mission to investigate a distress signal from an unknown planet. Well known for its iconic creature design, intense suspense, and strong performances by the cast, especially Sigourney Weaver as the protagonist Ripley. The movie's gritty, claustrophobic atmosphere and clever use of practical effects also contribute to its enduring popularity in the horror genre.

- Hereditary (2018)
A more modern psychological horror movie. The film follows a family that begins to unravel after the death of their secretive grandmother. The film is known for its strong performances and exploration of dark and disturbing themes such as grief, mental illness, and the breakdown of family dynamics. The ideal choice if you enjoy horror movies that delve into psychological and emotional themes and aren't afraid of slow-burn storytelling that leads to a shocking and disturbing conclusion.

-Werckmeister Harmonies (2001)
This Hungarian drama/horror film is set in an anonymous, desolate, isolated small town in Hungary during Communist times and tells the tale of the arrival of a mysterious circus. Notable for its unusual cinematography and its philosophical themes about power and human nature, this film is definitely worth a shot if you can find a copy.

Please let me know your thoughts if you decide to watch any of them.
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