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For horror buffs in the winter, watching movies inside needs to be just as frightful as the weather outside. If you’re looking for something that matches the snowy vibe of the season but isn’t necessarily holiday-related, check out the critically acclaimed We Are Still Here, directed by Ted Geoghegan. Set against the backdrop of the ’70s, the film stars horror legend Barbara Crampton and Andrew Sensenig as Anne and Paul, a couple moving to a new home out in the snowy countryside while mourning the death of their teenage son, Bobby. Anne believes that Bobby’s ghost has followed them to their new home and asks a spiritualist friend (Lisa Marie) to help her connect with him. But the friend has some bad news: the spirit in the house isn’t Bobby, and sinister forces are at work in the places they least expect. It sounds like a pretty standard set-up for a haunted house movie, but Geoghegan’s movie never goes where you expect, keeping you on your toes until the wild finale.

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