Why is supernatural hunting kino so rare...

How would that change the inherent need for the fantasy genre to have a big bad evil guy

That's irrelevant, I was talking about:
>Because there's no middle ground, you are either hopeless or HUMANITY FUCK YEAH cooking witches left and right

Anyway people expect a big bad because it's the natural thing in a supernatural setting where might makes right and one individual can kill thousands with magicks. Bugs, zombies and termies don't need a big bad because they're thoughtless automaton

And because they're thoughtless automaton we don't expect hierarchies to form. There's no competition between individuals as there are no individuals, demons at least are lost souls and therefore almost human

Just explaining this in case you didn't get it

>That's irrelevant
That's my whole point on the thread tho
In a fantasy setting, the goons are just an inconvenience, and that's why you can't have a supernatural hunting movie, you are just steamrolling through them to get to the important part, the bbeg
Kinda like the Residen evil movies, that are very much not zombie movies except the first one. It's just an OP steamroll by a superpowered MC up to the end.

But that's not true. Just look at LoTR where goons are the reason of the cast dying

But the average person on the street:
a. only knows the basic lore they've seen in movies which either varies wildly by species and region or is completely wrong.
b. is a limp-wristed nothing more apt to run screaming when confronted with danger than take a stand.

WTF are you on about? The hunter/s defending the rest of humanity against the forces of darkness is a time-honored horror tradition, even if good representations are few and far between, which I assume is what OP means. Otherwise It's not even that rare. For series, we're still riding the shockwave of Buffy. (witness the inexplicable popularity of Wynnona Earp and the true horror that is Astrid And Lily Save The World)

Hollywood couldn't handle an anglo with that kind of thiccness

Lotr has a lot of supernatural hunts
>Goblins hunting the party on moria
>Uruks hunting Frodo
>Aragorn miniparty hunting uruks
Non of those, even if the hunt aimed to be cool, ended up with the hunter actually hunting their pray, they all end up in an unrelated big boss figth
>the balrog
>Boromir
>the rohirrim squad

I'm really annoyed at the lack of non-supernatural horrors.
I was raised christian and I kind of just went along with it and during that time I loved supernatural anything. After I grew out of that I can't stand supernatural shit, it's all so obviously made to appeal to religious people that like to imagine themselves fighting evil in some tangible way. And in a weird way it almost solidifies their beliefs, like "oh there's so much of this lore out there some of it must be true in some way so this is why we stay on god's side"
Try having a serious conversation with a christian about satanism. A lot of them really think satanists and athiests are just pure evil who can do no right, while the good christians can do no wrong as long as they pray

St. Trinians still stands as a conglomeration of would be relevant UK actresses in the small screen.

Van Helsing (the movie with Jackman and Beckinsale)
Constantine
The Last Witch Hunter
Supernatural
Buffy the Vampire Slayer