Be sure to check back here each month, as we'll be updating this when new horror movies hit Netflix (and when they get removed). Whatever subgenre of horror you feel like watching, we've compiled a list that will have something for everyone, from supernatural and psychological, to slasher and creature feature.
Or, maybe you're wanting to take things back several decades? You can never go wrong with Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho or The Birds.
In the mood for a zombie flick? Watch #Alive or Dawn of the Dead. What about a vampire movie? Blood Red Sky and Vampires vs. The Perfection is truly a wild ride from start to finish. Cast: Allison Williams, Logan Browning, Steven Weber, Alaina Huffman. In the mood for what Jenna Ortega's character called "elevated horror" in 2022's Scream? Check out His House or The Platform. Run Time: 1 hr 30 min Director: Richard Shepard. Even if you're just a casual viewer who enjoys a good scare from time to time, Netflix luckily has a ton of different terrifying movies ready to be streamed. Every season is spooky season when you're a horror fan - and there are some seriously amazing horror movies premiering all throughout 2023. The Best Horror Movies of 2020 The Best Horror Movies of 2020 In a year defined by fear and anxiety, these ten films managed to provide haunts and delights. Whoever told you horror movies are only for spooky season, you've been misled. By Nick Hall - Entertainment Published:, Last Updated: Copy Link There’s nothing better than settling in for a night of cheap thrills and jump scares with a couple of close friends, and thanks to the advent of streaming platforms, you can enjoy the best horror movies Netflix has to offer seven nights a week. Sure it'd be easier if you don't like subtitles, but the performances take such a huge blow from dubs, especially with something as intimate and intense as Martyrs."Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Idk if you would have liked it better in english. Just release a blu-ray of the original at this point. And some bad justifications for a uniquely japanese curse and a japanese ghost thingy chasing after 'mericans. While Ju-On had no jumpscares, relied heavily on atmosphere and surrealism and had a really unique non chronological structure, The Grudge mainly relied on jumpscares, cgi and a more traditional structure. Really gotta disagree on The Grudge though. There are plenty of unnecessary jumpscares that are there for the audience only, there are a bunch of flashbacks that break pacing and weren't in the original and there's some early 2000s cgi. The american Ring is good, one of the best foreign film remakes ever, but it's still not as good as Ringu. I’d probably then put Censor up there as well, as it’s a total homage to the 80’s British video nasty era and I found it to be a nice slow burn with perfect use of synths / dark vibes. Run Rabbit Run (2023) U-Turn (2020) Bird Box Barcelona (2023) Ouija: Origin of Evil (2014) Creep (2014) Whatever the situation, you might not initially think of horror movies as being the types of. It’s a Russian sci fi/creature feature that deserves a larger audience because it’s honestly crafted very well, imo some of the best CGI in a horror film recently. Sleeper awards for most under the radar film is Sputnik for me. I also added one next to Possessor and House That Jack Built, as they have some content that is not for the faint of heart. Disclaimer: I put an asterisk next to Saint Maud and Lords of Chaos because they have some really hard to stomach scenes which both involve brutal stabbings and a suicide. Hulu has been stepping up their game with horror over the last year or so and added some really great new content including some stuff you wouldn't see unless you had some premium subscriptions or film festival access.
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