These 11 horror movies are the best that have been released in the last five years, so if you're looking for a new, scary fright flick, look no further.

Nicholas Cage – who had a big year in the horror realm (see No. 8 below as well) – is at the top of his game playing a father who is trying to keep his two young sons safe in a world gone mad with (really cool looking) monsters.

But his best effort was undoubtedly made in the horror space with one of creepiest movies in years: It Follows. The movie centers on Jay (Maika Monroe), a carefree college student who finds herself cursed by a mysterious,

If you're wondering what to watch on Halloween this year, we've made a list of noteworthy films perfect for the occasion.

Of course, with all the options out there, it can be difficult to determine which horror flicks are actually worth your time. Luckily, Netflix currently has a wide selection of quality choices, from timeless classics like Psycho and Jaws to modern-day slashers like Pearl and Thanksgiving to franchise refreshers like Evil Dead Rise and 2018's Halloween.

The horror film is a sequel to 2022’s Smile, in which a demonic presence infects people, causing them to smile creepily before committing violence and spreading to the next victim. It attracted a lot of attention for viral marketing which hired actors to creepily smile while frozen in place at places like baseball games, which made it to TV.

Scream, laugh, scream, repeat

Tis the season to curl up in front of a gory horror flick, and for that, Varietyhas you covered. The magazine's critics compiled an ambitious list of the top 100 horror movies of all time, and one thing is evident in their choices: Classic horror reigns supreme.

Get ready to scream, laugh, and maybe even hide under your blanket! This Halloween, we’re diving into Disney’s creepiest classics. From spooky stop-motion to haunted adventures, these movies blend nostalgia with genuine scares,

With that aim in mind, we’ve compiled a list of the 13 best horror movies streaming right now, from throughout film history and across various subscription services. There’s at least one title from each decade of the past century of cinema,