Featuring cult classics and modern marvels from the horror genre, all available to stream now.
It doesn’t have to be October to get into the spooky spirit. Going for the gory is always in season—and Netflix knows this, which is why its digital library is stuffed to the gills with horror films. Rather than waste time searching for nightmare fuel and get right to white-knuckling your way through it, leave it to us to bring the platform’s top fright fare to your fingertips. Ahead, the best horror movies on Netflix for stream queens and kings.
El Conde Writer-director Pablo Larraín delivers the blackest of black comedies with El Conde, inspired by a real-life monster. Biting and supremely deadpan, his horror spoof centers on Augusto Pinochet, the Chilean dictator who tortured, killed, and disappeared thousands of his own people. In this story that spirals into a fantastical satire, a 250-year-old vampire who is ready to hang up his cloak tries unsuccessfully to say farewell to this world.
Gerald’s Game Nothing is ever as it seems in a Mike Flanagan horror picture . So when a married couple heads to a secluded lake house to rekindle the romantic spark with some kinky lovemaking, you can bet twists and turns are coming. From Oculus and Hush to the Haunting series and Gerald’s Game, Flanagan is a master at toying with his audience, unloading the genre jolts that fans crave while also crafting thoughtful narratives that make every scream count.
It Follows Revered by many as one of the best horror films of the 21st century, It Follows began as a festival film that generated a ton of buzz on the circuit, with early lauders insisting on keeping as tight-lipped as possible about the film’s narrative. Of course, that was 10 years ago, so the secret’s probably out. Still, we’ll just say that modern scream queen Maika Monroe gives a stellar performance as Jay Height, a college student whose one-night stand cuts her carefree existence short.
Thanksgiving So, we’re going on the record: There are far too few worthy genre movies utilizing Turkey Day. Think about it: Carving knives, maddening in-laws, sinister colonialism—the holiday is ripe for exploitation. And yet the gravy train remains untapped. Thankfully, we have Thanksgiving! Born from a faux trailer from Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez’s 2007 double feature Grindhouse, Eli Roth’s pilgrim slasher is a bloody fun feast with all the trimmings.
The Babadook In 2014, Jennifer Kent joined an impressive league of women making genre films, like Karyn Kusama, Kasi Lemmons, Julia Ducournau, and Nia DaCosta—a field diverse in both voice and narrative. Kent emerged onto the scene with The Babadook, a gripping tale about a mother whose grief and resentment manifest into the horrifying boogeyman from her son’s picture book. Based on her same-name short, it’s grade-A horror that will shake even the most macho viewer.
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