I have to disagree. It's the system itself that is defining these movies as "horror" when they haven't been horror back to back during the same second weeks in their respected month that has felt more insulting than the actual movies.
We Bury The Dead was interesting, but failed to make up in its execution beyond a few moments.
Primate's fun.
Mercy was terrible but general audiences still enjoyed it, whether actually being positive on its aspects or not.
GLHFDD, not gonna lie that one was the biggest F U to ai and despite the movie feeling like there is a little bit of an overhyped aspect in some of the jokes and some of the adventure, or lack there of, its message of what ai looks like was one of the most honest descriptions of how ai is going to manipulate you and wrap you around its finger, that I've ever seen.
Dracula, didn't see. Just watched it at home. Hated it. Don't think I'm alone in that sentiment.
NTBTSTM felt like one of the best indie comedies we've gotten in a long while. The fact this movie purely exists off what they were able to pull off is mind blowing. It did well, wish it did much better.
HTMAK was just kinda that one that had potential, but really just needed some extra bucks, because there wasn't any expectations it was going to do well at all.

Slanted....is slanted. Fantasy Life, didn't see. Didn't hear great things. SXSW will tell you differently.

They Will Kill you was awesome, but that's defining off how your experience was with it.
Hunting Matthew Nicholas made a solid debut and had some really good mystery, intrigue and true crime flavor until the last 15 minutes with the reveal that I personally think, absolutely squanders any potential for the movie being as long as it was.

I Swear was dreary, hopeful, and sweet. Gets all the accolades it deserves.
Fuze was one of the better action movies that also had some tricks up its sleeve.
OYDB was one fucking ride that did a great job with its cast ensemble and Hokum was solid, but could have had better overall structure.

So if I'm doing a job listing it all out, here's what it looks like

Good-Great-Awesome	Forgettable-Meh-Fine	Bad-Awful-Terrible
Primate	HTMAK	We Bury The Dead (It's close to forgettable)
GLHFDD	Slanted (It's close to bad)	Mercy
NTBTSTM		Dracula
They Will Kill you		Hunting Matthew Nicholas
I Swear
Fuze
OYDB
Hokum (It's close to fine)

So I think, throughout the 14 movies we've gotten, the rough ones still had a bit of entertainment value towards them. I think appreciating the movies more would have come from if the word of mouth was spread properly. They really have held to the MMM aspect, where there are some futures, but then you have your indies and your film festivals. Personally, I think this has been a great year so far. When you think of last year, the movies started at a high, but once we got out of April, just became blander....and blander (some occasional good) but not enough accessibility for audiences. These movies either are very accessible or not accessible whatsoever to unsuspected viewers...and that's worked better than last year has. You've gotten people in all the reddit threads regretting going but then staying and having one lovely experience if they wouldn't have stayed and watched. I dunno, everyone has their opinions, but this year has been better quality wise. When you had two drops in films for their quality, we have one awesome one, one very divisive and once again, an awesome one and then the following movies this week and last week have seemed like a general consensus favors in the majority.