Hey, ghouls! Halloween is creeping up faster than a zombie on a midnight stroll, and you know what that means—it’s time to grab your popcorn, snuggle up in your cosiest blanket, and dive into some spine-chilling flicks.
Whether you’re planning a solo fright night (crazy!) or a spooky movie marathon with your besties, Netflix has got you covered with some seriously scary options. So, let’s jump into the ultimate guide to the best scary movies on Netflix that will have you screaming… for more popcorn!
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The Haunting of Hill House
First up, The Haunting of Hill House is a masterclass in horror storytelling. It’s like that one cousin who tells ghost stories at family gatherings and actually makes you scared to go to bed. The series follows a family dealing with their haunted past, complete with jumpscares and heart-wrenching moments. Perfect for when you want to feel all the emotions—just remember to watch it with the lights on!
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Bird Box
If you haven’t seen Bird Box, what are you even doing? This thriller starring Sandra Bullock will have you gripping your couch tighter than your ex’s grasp on your heart. The plot? A post-apocalyptic world where you have to blindfold yourself to avoid seeing mysterious entities that drive people insane. It’s a wild ride and perfect for those who enjoy a little psychological scare. And let’s be real, it’s also an excellent excuse to keep your eyes closed when things get too intense.
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Gerald’s Game
Talk about a psychological twist! Gerald’s Game brings a unique twist to the horror genre. It’s based on a Stephen King novel, so you know it’s bound to be unsettling. The story revolves around a couple trying to spice up their marriage at a remote getaway when things take a dark turn. Trust me, you’ll never look at handcuffs the same way again.
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The Conjuring
If you’re a sucker for supernatural stories, The Conjuring is a must-watch. Follow paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren as they help a family terrorized by a dark presence. This movie is packed with jump scares and creepy moments that will have you clinging to your pillow—and maybe your bestie too. Bonus points if you can watch it with your own paranormal investigator, aka your spooky obsessed friend!
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A Quiet Place
Silence is key in A Quiet Place. This film takes the horror genre to a new level, where making a sound could mean instant doom. A family lives in a post-apocalyptic world, using sign language to communicate and avoid terrifying creatures. It’s tense, emotional, and a bit of a nail-biter—perfect for those who want a mix of horror and heart. Just don’t forget to keep quiet during the jump scares; your neighbours will appreciate it.
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Fear Street Trilogy
Who doesn’t love a good trilogy? The Fear Street series takes you on a nostalgic ride through the ’90s and ’70s horror vibes. With a mix of slasher thrills and teen drama, it’s like Scream meets The Breakfast Club—but with more blood and less awkwardness. Perfect for your next girls’ night in, because what’s scarier than high school?
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Vampires vs. Bronx
For those who enjoy a little comedy with their scares, Vampires vs. Bronx is your jam. This film mixes horror and humour as a group of kids fights off vampires trying to take over their neighbourhood. It’s a fresh take on the vampire genre that’s equal parts funny and spooky. Plus, it’ll remind you that the scariest thing out there might just be gentrification!
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Cam
Cam is a psychological thriller that dives into the world of cam-girls and identity. When a woman’s online identity is stolen, things get seriously creepy. This film is an eye-opener about digital personas and the dark side of the internet, making it perfect for those late-night binge sessions when you start questioning your online life.
Wrap It Up!
So there you have it, my little scare-seeking souls! These movies are sure to get your heart racing and your screams echoing through the night. Whether you’re into jump scares or psychological thrillers, Netflix has the goods this Halloween. So, gather your besties, your fave loungewear and some snacks, and let the fright fest begin!
Happy Halloween, and remember: don’t be scared—be fabulous!
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