Halloween Streaming Guide
What's better than a scary movie to get you in the mood for Halloween
We have selected 30 movies to stream on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney + and Paramount + so you don't have to scroll for hours this Halloween. From old classics to family favourites to modern masterpieces, check out our selection of what to watch this spooky season.
Longlegs - Prime Video
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A chilling descent into inherited evil, Longlegs follows a young FBI agent who discovers disturbing connections between a series of murders and her own past. Osgood Perkins crafts a slow-burn nightmare that’s deeply unsettling and psychological rather than overtly gory. With Nicolas Cage giving one of his eeriest performances to date, the film’s blend of Satanic panic and procedural dread leaves a mark that lingers long after the credits roll.
1h 41m | Horror/Crime | 15
Talk To Me - Netflix & Prime Video
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Australian filmmaking duo RackaRacka deliver a breakout horror hit that’s both terrifying and emotionally charged. Teenagers find a way to communicate with spirits using an embalmed hand, only to push their luck too far. The film’s smart metaphor for grief, addiction and peer pressure transforms it into something more than just a jump-scare machine. Brutal, inventive and deeply sad, Talk to Me feels like a modern classic in the making.
1h 35m | Horror/Supernatural horror | 15
Smile 2 - Prime Video & Paramount +
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The sequel to 2022’s sleeper hit takes the unnerving concept of contagious trauma even further. Naomi Scott stars as a pop star plagued by the same grinning curse that claimed so many before her. Smile 2 leans into psychological terror, exploring how fame, pressure and buried guilt can manifest as literal demons. It’s both a sharp social critique and a masterclass in slow-building dread.
2h 12m | Horror/Mystery | 18
The Conjuring - Netflix
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Before sprawling cinematic universes took over horror, The Conjuring redefined the genre with a story rooted in craftsmanship and atmosphere. Based on the real-life investigations of Ed and Lorraine Warren, it follows a family terrorized by a dark force in their farmhouse. Wan’s precision and restraint make each creak of the floorboards feel monumental, while Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga ground the supernatural chaos in warmth and humanity.
1h 52m | Horror/Mystery | 15
The Thing - Prime Video
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Few films capture paranoia as perfectly as The Thing. Trapped in an Antarctic outpost, a group of scientists discovers a shape-shifting alien that can mimic any of them. Carpenter’s mastery of tension, Rob Bottin’s jaw-dropping effects, and Ennio Morricone’s haunting score combine to create an atmosphere of utter isolation. It’s the ultimate “trust no one” horror experience, endlessly rewatchable and genuinely horrifying.
1h 49m | Horror/Sci-fi | 18
Alien: Romulus - Disney +
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A return to the cold, claustrophobic terror of Ridley Scott’s original, Alien: Romulus traps a young crew on a derelict space station with a newly evolved Xenomorph. Fede Álvarez injects modern energy into the franchise without losing its signature dread, combining sharp creature design with emotional stakes. It’s both a love letter to classic sci-fi horror and a fresh reminder of how fear thrives in the dark.
1h 59m | Horror/Sci-fi | 15
Get Out - Netflix
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Jordan Peele’s debut is one of the defining horror films of the century, blending racial satire with genuine psychological terror. Daniel Kaluuya’s performance as Chris, a Black man meeting his white girlfriend’s family for the first time, anchors the film in realism before it spirals into a surreal nightmare. Smart, funny and skin-crawlingly tense, Get Out remains essential viewing for both horror fans and social commentators.
1h 44m | Horror/Comedy | 15
Fresh - Disney +
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A darkly comedic take on modern dating, Fresh begins as a romantic dramedy before morphing into a chilling cannibal thriller. Daisy Edgar-Jones and Sebastian Stan deliver incredible performances that balance charm with menace. The film skewers dating culture, consumerism, and gender politics while maintaining genuine tension. Smart, stylish, and full of bite, it’s one of the most distinctive horror films of recent years.
1h 54m | Horror/Comedy | 18
The Wailing - Prime Video
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This Korean masterwork blends folklore, possession, and detective mystery into a sprawling, devastating experience. When a strange illness and a series of brutal murders plague a small village, a bumbling cop becomes drawn into a world of shamans and spirits. The Wailing is slow-burn horror at its most ambitious, building to an emotionally shattering finale that lingers like a curse you can’t shake off.
2h 36m | Horror/Mystery | 15
Heretic - Prime Video
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From the writers of A Quiet Place comes this contained, high-concept horror about two missionaries trapped by a mysterious man questioning their faith. Hugh Grant gives a chillingly unpredictable performance, turning theology into psychological warfare. Tense, claustrophobic, and philosophical, Heretic explores belief, control and the blurred line between salvation and damnation.
1h 51m | Horror/Thriller | 15
Event Horizon - Paramount +
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Part haunted house, part space nightmare, Event Horizon is one of the most unsettling sci-fi horrors ever made. A rescue crew investigates a ship that vanished into a black hole and came back… changed. The film’s mix of cosmic dread and hellish imagery makes it unforgettable. Laurence Fishburne and Sam Neill deliver intensity, while the production design oozes menace. It’s a cult favourite that still feels ahead of its time.
1h 36m | Horror/Sci-fi | 18
From Dusk Till Dawn - Paramount +
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What begins as a violent crime caper suddenly transforms into a full-blown vampire siege in this cult favourite from Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez. George Clooney and Tarantino star as outlaw brothers who stumble into a bar crawling with bloodsuckers. The tonal shift is still shocking today, and the mix of grindhouse energy, explosive action and campy gore makes it endlessly entertaining.
1h 48m | Horror/Action | 18
Bone Tomahawk - Prime Video
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Blending Western grit with primal horror, Bone Tomahawk follows a small-town sheriff leading a rescue mission into cannibal territory. Kurt Russell delivers one of his most commanding performances in a film that’s slow, methodical and brutally intense. It’s a masterclass in atmosphere, with moments of shocking violence that feel earned rather than gratuitous. A rare hybrid that’s as thoughtful as it is horrifying.
2h 13m | Western/Horror | 18
28 Weeks Later - Prime Video & Disney +
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The sequel to 28 Days Later ups the scale without losing the terror. London is being repopulated after a viral outbreak, but when the infection returns, chaos reignites. Featuring early roles from Jeremy Renner and Imogen Poots, the film delivers relentless tension and emotional depth. Its moral ambiguity and tragic undertones elevate it beyond typical zombie fare, making it one of the best sequels in horror history.
1h 40m | Horror/Sci-fi | 18
Jaws - Prime Video & Disney +
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The film that invented the summer blockbuster remains one of the most suspenseful movies ever made. Spielberg’s control of tension, coupled with John Williams’ iconic score, makes the unseen shark scarier than any modern monster. Jaws is more than just a creature feature; it’s a masterclass in filmmaking and human psychology, exploring fear, pride and community through one unforgettable man-versus-nature story.
2h 4m | Mystery/Thriller | PG
A Quiet Place - Netflix & Prime Video
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This breakout hit reinvigorated creature horror through silence. In a world where sound means death, a family must live in absolute quiet to survive. Emily Blunt and Krasinski anchor the tension with real emotional weight, transforming the premise into an exploration of parental sacrifice. Smart, original, and nerve-shredding, it’s a modern classic that proves horror can be as heartfelt as it is harrowing.
1h 30m | Horror/Sci-fi | 15
The Ritual - Prime Video
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A haunting exploration of guilt and grief set against the Scandinavian wilderness. When four friends take a hiking trip in memory of their late companion, they stumble upon an ancient evil lurking in the forest. The film combines psychological trauma with Norse mythology, culminating in one of the most striking monster reveals in recent memory. The Ritual feels like The Blair Witch Project crossed with The Descent-eerie, emotional and unforgettable.
1h 34m | Horror/Mystery | 15
Signs - Netflix & Disney +
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At once intimate and apocalyptic, Signs is a study of faith and fear disguised as an alien invasion thriller. Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix deliver grounded performances as a family facing mysterious crop circles and strange visitors. Shyamalan’s minimalist approach heightens suspense while exploring loss and belief. It’s one of the rare sci-fi horrors that leaves you moved as well as terrified.
1h 46m | Thriller/Sci-fi | 12A
Underwater - Disney +
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Kristen Stewart stars in this claustrophobic deep-sea thriller where a drilling facility collapses, unleashing something ancient and monstrous. Combining the tension of Alien with the isolation of The Abyss, Underwater is a sleek, high-adrenaline survival story. Its oppressive atmosphere and unrelenting pace make it an underappreciated gem in modern sci-fi horror.
1h 35m | Horror/Action | 15
Alien - Disney +
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A masterpiece of tension and design, Alien turned science fiction into nightmare. Sigourney Weaver’s Ripley became an instant icon, while H.R. Giger’s creature remains the pinnacle of cinematic horror. The film’s slow pacing and eerie realism create unbearable suspense, making every shadow feel dangerous. Decades later, it still stands as one of the greatest horror films ever made.
1h 57m | Sci-fi/Horror | 15
Don't Breathe - Netflix
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A home invasion story turned on its head, Don’t Breathe pits a trio of young burglars against a blind man who’s far more dangerous than they expect. The film’s minimal dialogue and relentless tension make it an exercise in pure suspense. With tight direction and inventive twists, it’s a brutal, breathless experience that proves horror doesn’t always need the supernatural to terrify.
1h 28m | Horror/Crime | 15
Mandy - Prime Video
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A psychedelic revenge odyssey drenched in neon and grief. Nicolas Cage stars as a man descending into madness after a cult destroys his world. Mandy is a sensory overload of color, metal and rage, but beneath the chaos lies real emotion. It’s arthouse horror at its most visceral, a hypnotic fever dream that burns itself into your mind.
2h 1m | Horror/Action | 18
Terrifier 2 - Prime Video & Paramount +
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The return of Art the Clown delivers exactly what fans of extreme horror crave. Terrifier 2 ups the gore, scope and audacity, yet still manages to develop its heroine into a surprisingly sympathetic figure. It’s unapologetically brutal but driven by creative passion, earning its cult following through sheer audacity and practical effects wizardry.
2h 18m | Horror/Slasher | 18
Ring - Prime Video
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Before viral videos were a thing, Ring terrified audiences with the idea of a cursed videotape. Its slow, quiet menace and creeping dread made it an instant classic. The film’s eerie atmosphere, combined with its tragic ghost story, spawned countless imitators but none with the same chilling precision. A perfect blend of folklore and modern paranoia.
1h 36m | Horror/Mystery | 15
Insidious - Prime Video
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A family plagued by supernatural forces discovers that their son is trapped in a realm called The Further. James Wan’s trademark slow-burn scares and eerie sound design create a deeply atmospheric experience. With its creative mythology and strong emotional core, Insidious revitalized haunted-house horror for a new generation.
1h 43m | Horror/Mystery | 15
Five Nights At Freddy's - Netflix
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Based on the hit video game, Five Nights at Freddy’s turns nostalgia into nightmare. Josh Hutcherson stars as a security guard at an abandoned pizzeria haunted by possessed animatronics. While playful in tone, it hides a surprisingly dark story about grief and guilt. A perfect gateway horror film for younger audiences and fans of eerie animatronics alike.
1h 50m | Horror/Mystery | 15
The Monkey - Prime Video
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Adapted from Stephen King’s short story, The Monkey follows two brothers haunted by a childhood toy that seems to cause death wherever it appears. Osgood Perkins turns King’s tale into an eerie meditation on fate and family trauma. The atmosphere is thick with dread, and the slow unraveling of its mystery makes it a deeply psychological horror experience.
1h 38m | Horror/Comedy | 15
Barbarian - Netflix
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What begins as a simple Airbnb mix-up descends into one of the most unpredictable horror films of the decade. With each act, Barbarian reinvents itself—part social satire, part creature feature, part descent into madness. It’s a film best entered blind, full of shocking twists and dark humor, proving that the genre still has room for surprises.
1h 42m | Horror/Mystery | 18
The Lost Boys - Prime Video
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Cool, camp, and dripping with 80s style, The Lost Boys reinvented the vampire movie for a new generation. When two brothers move to a Californian beach town, they uncover a local gang of immortal night-dwellers led by the magnetic Kiefer Sutherland. Stylishly shot and bursting with energy, it’s a perfect mix of horror, humour, and teenage rebellion - a cult classic that still bites.
1h 38m | Horror/Comedy | 15
Night of the Living Dead - Prime Video
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The film that redefined horror forever. Night of the Living Dead introduced the modern zombie, blending social commentary with unflinching terror. Its stark black-and-white visuals give it a documentary realism that still chills. Romero’s vision was revolutionary, turning horror into a mirror for society’s fears. It remains essential viewing for every generation.
1h 36m | Horror/Sci-fi | 15