They are too very good films too. The former surprised me a lot. The latter I had already heard so much about.
I like both directors follow ups too. The Woman In Black was a more than decent film (even if I couldn't accept Radcliffe being a father in the first place), and Sightseers, which I thought was a brilliant quirky, indie kind of British horror with a lot of humour.
Watched Sightseers recently, quirky and hilarious and disturbing. You seen this french one?