Another go round! May be a couple of late substitutions as some of these are in-cinema. Also going to be a couple of early cheats of films coming out soon (and a short) to make things a bit easier for me.
As always, all first time watches.
Also, 2 rules that I've instituted for myself going off of past years - 1 Australian film (You Won't Be Alone), and 1 Kiyoshi Kurosawa film (Retribution) because I want to run through his filmography and he has a ton!

6+ countries: Poltergeist (US), Fears of the Dark (France), Perfect Blue (Japan), The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (Germany), Dracula (UK), The Brood (Canada), Demons (Italy), You Won't Be Alone (Australia)
8+ decades: Crimes of the Future (2020s), Carrie (2010s), Fears of the Dark (00s), Perfect Blue (90s), Poltergeist (80s), Deathdream (70s), Dracula (50s), Dracula (30s), The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (20s)
2 insect centered films: Creepshow (segment), Squirm
1 horror film set in space or the future (relative to when it was released): Crimes of the Future
2 animated films: Fears of the Dark, Perfect Blue
1 bloodthirsty old person/people film: The Exorcist III
2 1970s regional US films: Deathdream, The Last House on the Left
The worst horror sequel from the 1990s that you haven't seen and can access: Son of Bambi Meets Godzilla
1 German Silent: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
5 Films from David Cronenberg, Ti West, Bill Rebane, Charles B. Pierce, William Grefe and/or Joy N. Houck Jr.: eXistenZ, The Brood, The Dead Zone, Crimes of the Future, Pearl (hopefully!)
2 Christopher Lee films: Dracula, Fright Night
1 film with a musician or band in it (A real life musician or band): The Hunger (David Bowie)
1 Stephen King adaptation that is not the first go around: Carrie
1 Lon Chaney film. (NOT JR): The Unknown

And 1 Tobe Hooper Film (There must ALWAYS be a Hooper film): Poltergeist