As a seasoned gamer with years of horror gaming under my belt, I can confidently say that Netflix has truly outdone itself this October. With my heart pounding from countless hours spent navigating haunted houses and slaying demonic creatures in virtual worlds, these handpicked horror movies are about to give me a run for my money.
There is never a bad time to watch horror movies, but there is something about watching them in October that just hits differently. And luckily for us, Netflix has us covered with an epic assortment of horror that will keep you spooked all month long.
To determine which terrifying films are absolute must-sees, we aimed to explore the top horror movies available for viewing. With Netflix conveniently categorizing its movies, including subcategories, discovering something fresh or revisiting beloved classics has become incredibly straightforward.
Hey there fellow gaming enthusiast! October 2024 is shaping up to be a spooktacular time for us horror fans. I’ve got some exciting news – Netflix is pulling out all the stops and serving up some chilling classics that are sure to keep you on edge.
5 horror movies to watch on Netflix in October 2024
Annabelle
If you’re the type who finds porcelain dolls unsettling, this chilling horror film is tailor-made for you. Although based on real events, it has been dramatically transformed, ensuring it will startle you and make every encounter with a porcelain doll feel eerie. Trust me, this doll appears to be more than just possessed.
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Something about this film really gets me pumped up, and it’s fantastic because it’s a great horror movie. It tells chilling tales that seem to become real in shocking ways, and it turned out to be more enjoyable than I anticipated. I believe the nostalgic appeal is what makes it worth watching at least one time.
As Above So Below
I have only watched this horror movie once and it still lives in my head rent-free. It was terrifying the first time I watched it and even just seeing clips of it has me reliving that fear. This movie takes you into the underbelly of Paris and explores the idea of purgatory and Hell, and facing your own worst nightmares.
Ouija: Origin of Evil
There is something about the idea of communicating with the dead that already brings a bit of a chill, but then having a horror movie (or technically a series of movies) based around the idea of unleashing evil with that communication board adds an extra layer of creepiness. This is a period piece, which helps to add to the horror aspect, but it also deals with a fake medium whose daughter ends up letting a demon loose after using the Ouija board. It’s terrifying in its own way.
Halloween (2018)
This Halloween franchise has become a timeless tradition. It’s hard to imagine October without catching at least one of the Michael Myers films. With the 2018 version of “Halloween” being streamable on Netflix, we’re looking forward to making it our choice for this year’s chilling festivities!
With a wide variety of horror films available on Netflix – ranging from sequels to independent productions – you’ve got plenty to choose from for maintaining the eerie ambiance throughout the entire spooktacular month. What spine-tingling delights will you opt for?
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2024-10-13 20:03