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The best Horror movies — new releases and enduring classics — each pitched spoiler-free with tone, themes, and where to watch. Tap any movie to pitch it live.

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New & notable — the past couple years

2024

Nosferatu

Robert Eggers' atmospheric remake of the vampire classic features stunning gothic visuals and a haunting lead performance from Nicolas Cage.

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2024

A Quiet Place: Day One

This prequel expands the creature-horror universe with emotional depth and tense set pieces showing the initial alien invasion.

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2024

MaXXXine

Ti West's conclusion to his X trilogy delivers stylish 1980s horror with Mia Goth's career-best performance and genuine scares.

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2024

Longlegs

Oz Perkins' supernatural thriller follows an FBI agent uncovering a serial killer's occult conspiracy with creeping dread and dark twists.

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2024

The Outsider

Martin Scorsese-adjacent thriller about a hitman in Japan caught in a vengeful conspiracy blends brutal violence with psychological horror elements.

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2024

Abigail

This witty vampire film traps a group in a mansion with an elegant creature, delivering bloody action and dark humor in equal measure.

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2024

I Saw the TV Glow

Jane Schoenbrun's surreal, haunting meditation on youth and television uses cosmic horror imagery to explore identity and loss.

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2024

Late Night with the Devil

Found-footage style horror set during a 1970s talk show goes increasingly sinister as paranormal events unfold live on air.

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2024

Terrifier 3

Damien Leone's controversial slasher brings back Art the Clown for an audacious, blood-soaked Christmas horror spectacle.

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2023

Immaculate

Overwrought religious horror follows a nun whose immaculate conception harbors demonic secrets in a creepy Italian convent setting.

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The classics

1973

The Exorcist

William Friedkin's landmark possession film set the standard for psychological horror with its disturbing imagery and profound sense of dread.

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1980

The Shining

Stanley Kubrick's methodical descent into madness features Jack Nicholson's iconic performance and an isolated hotel that becomes a character itself.

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1960

Psycho

Alfred Hitchcock's revolutionary thriller redefined suspense with its shocking narrative turns and shower scene that changed cinema forever.

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1982

The Thing

John Carpenter's paranoid sci-fi horror masterpiece traps a crew with an alien shapeshifter, creating unbearable tension and practical effects genius.

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1978

Halloween

John Carpenter's minimalist slasher launched the genre's golden age with Michael Myers as an unstoppable force of pure evil stalking suburbia.

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1922

Nosferatu

F.W. Murnau's silent masterpiece pioneered vampire cinema with haunting expressionist visuals and Count Orlok as cinema's most iconic creature.

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1991

The Silence of the Lambs

Jonathan Demme's psychological thriller pairs an FBI trainee with a brilliant cannibalistic psychiatrist in a gripping cat-and-mouse game.

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1968

Rosemary's Baby

Roman Polanski's paranoia-soaked classic explores pregnancy horror through ambiguity and urban unease, influencing generations of psychological terror.

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2002

The Ring

Gore Verbinski's atmospheric adaptation of the Japanese classic brought J-horror to American audiences with a cursed videotape premise that terrified millions.

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2016

The Wailing

Na Hong-jin's sprawling mystery-horror masterpiece blends folk legend, police procedural, and metaphysical dread into an unforgettable Korean classic.

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