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.
Robert Eggers' expressionistic reimagining of the vampire classic combines Gothic atmosphere with stunning visual design and psychological dread.
Pitch this movie → 2024Oz Perkins' serial killer thriller starring Nicolas Cage delivers sustained tension with innovative storytelling and disturbing imagery.
Pitch this movie → 2024This prequel expands the silent-horror concept with emotional character work and inventive scares in a post-apocalyptic New York.
Pitch this movie → 2024Ti West concludes his trilogy with a stylish 1980s slasher featuring neon aesthetics, meta-horror commentary, and strong performances.
Pitch this movie → 2024Alex Garland's dystopian thriller uses visceral war photography and psychological horror to explore conflict and witnessing in America.
Pitch this movie → 2024Jane Schoenbrun's surreal supernatural drama blends body horror with emotional depth, exploring reality and media obsession with haunting ambiguity.
Pitch this movie → 2024This found-footage possession film set during a 1970s talk show combines period-accurate dread with genuinely unsettling supernatural moments.
Pitch this movie → 2023Demián Rugna's Argentine grotesque-horror film delivers relentless gore and existential terror through a nightmarish descent into body-horror madness.
Pitch this movie → 2023Michael Mohan's religious horror thriller stars Sydney Sweeney in a visceral exploration of faith and bodily autonomy with shocking imagery.
Pitch this movie → 2023Sean Durkin's tragic biographical horror chronicles the cursed wrestling family von Erich with psychological darkness and devastating emotional weight.
Pitch this movie →William Friedkin's possessed-child masterpiece remains the gold standard of supernatural horror with groundbreaking practical effects and profound existential terror.
Pitch this movie → 1980Stanley Kubrick's psychological horror transforms a haunted hotel into a labyrinth of madness, isolation, and ambiguous supernatural menace.
Pitch this movie → 1982John Carpenter's paranoid sci-fi horror about an alien shapeshifter combines practical creature effects with claustrophobic tension and existential dread.
Pitch this movie → 1978John Carpenter's slasher progenitor invented the template for modern horror with Michael Myers, minimal score, and relentless suspense.
Pitch this movie → 2005Neil Marshall's claustrophobic creature feature terrifies through cave-crawling isolation and visceral creature design, building unbearable tension.
Pitch this movie → 1920Robert Wiene's expressionist silent film established horror's visual language with distorted sets, psychological manipulation, and nightmarish atmosphere.
Pitch this movie → 1960Alfred Hitchcock's groundbreaking thriller redefined horror with the shower scene, unreliable narration, and Norman Bates' disturbing psychology.
Pitch this movie → 2016Na Hong-jin's Korean masterpiece weaves mystery, folk horror, and philosophical ambiguity into a densely layered meditation on faith and evil.
Pitch this movie → 2018Ari Aster's family tragedy descends into occult horror with devastating emotional performances, sustained dread, and genuinely traumatic imagery.
Pitch this movie → 1963Robert Wise's psychological ghost story uses suggestion and atmosphere over spectacle, creating ambiguous terror through sound design and fractured perception.
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