Halloween is the perfect time to gather your friends and family for a spine-tingling movie night. Whether you’re a die-hard horror fan or just looking for some chills and thrills, there are plenty of iconic and lesser-known horror films to choose from. Halloween Horror Movies
These horror movies provide a diverse range of frights and thrills, making them ideal choices for a spooky Halloween movie night. Whether you prefer supernatural horror, psychological suspense, or classic slashers, there’s something on this list for everyone. So, gather your loved ones, prepare for some hair-raising moments, and enjoy a night of cinematic scares that will make your Halloween unforgettable.
Here are 10 horror movies you should watch for a frightful Halloween night…
#1. Talk To Me
“Talk to Me” was the talk of horror enthusiasts throughout the summer, going from festival darling to A24’s highest-grossing horror picture domestically. Mia (Sophie Wilde) tries to connect with her late mother when a paranormal party trick that can talk to the dead goes viral, and the outcome is horrifying. The Philippou brothers manage to keep everything in check: all of the characters, even the annoying ones, are deserving of our attention; havens like hospitals and brightly lit parties swiftly turn into sinister places; and there’s a very real feeling that this is precisely how naive, young teens would behave if they could easily pass through the veil that separates the living from the dead.
#2. No One Will Save You
Kaitlyn Dever is amazing as Brynn, a lonely loner whose life is turned upside down when aliens descend upon her house. This is a small, swift alien adventure. The most intriguing twist is that, even in the event that the world is about to end, she is certain that no one in her tiny village will be motivated to assist her in keeping the aliens away because of a horrific experience from her past. The film’s practically dialogue-free script, which intensifies Brynn’s loneliness to intolerable proportions, is an excellent feature.
#3. M3gan
Despite carrying a PG-13 rating, America’s most talked about horror movie of 2023 “M3gan” was a box office hit and entertaining to watch in theaters. Thanks in large part to the 2019 revival of “Child’s Play,” this technologically disastrous film featured a limited plot but enough GIF-worthy and viral moments to keep the action moving.
#4. Totally Killer
“Totally Killer” is a new horror movie in 2023 from Jason Blum and Blumhouse. The film stars Kiernan Shipka as a daughter who goes back in time to join forces with Olivia Holt’s younger self in order to confront the Sweet Sixteen Killer.
#5. Knock At The Cabin
Though opinions of M. Night Shyamalan’s work may differ based on the movie, this small-scale post-apocalyptic thriller is enhanced by the director’s astute vision and brilliant ideas. A tiny family is on vacation in the woods when four desperate strangers intrude, telling them that until one of the family members kills another, the apocalypse will occur. Evil lurks around every turn in this story. As a kind but powerful teacher attempting to persuade the couple through reasoning rather than force, Dave Bautista stands out. “Knock at the Cabin,” a thought-provoking event with a contentious conclusion, is Shyamalan’s most influential film in a long time.
#6. Evil Dead Rise
In Lee Cronin’s adaptation of the iconic horror film by Sam Raimi, a dilapidated apartment complex turns into a haven for demonic creatures, and we profit from it. “Evil Dead Rise” is the precise horror movie we want to watch in theaters, with a cast that includes a fierce Lily Sullivan and Alyssa Sutherland, expertly done gore effects, and an ending that sets it apart from previous Evil Dead movies. There are cheese graters, gobs of blood, and screaming Deadites everywhere. A viscerally engaging film, it opens some new, cursed doors while adhering to Evil Dead conventions.
#7. Scream VI
The most recent chapter in the long-running slasher series is one of the freshest, a massive surprise full of tons of amazing set pieces, references to earlier entries, and fantastic performances. Following “Scream” from 2022, the two main sisters relocate to New York City, where they come under attack by another Ghostface. The ensemble is fantastic, with both new and much-needed comebacks. A slasher franchise’s sixth chapter seldom moves viewers’ hearts, but this one does thanks to some amazing combat scenes and lore-building.
#8. The Blackening
“The Blackening” is a delightful confection for horror enthusiasts and one of the best genre comedies since “Scary Movie” in 2000. “The Blackening,” which is full of bizarre characters and deft, turns on well-worn clichés and manages to cram an absurd number of jokes onto the screen. Although some may not be successful, the pace is sufficient to keep audiences chuckling. This movie, which has grossed an incredible $16 million on a $5 million budget, is one of the most enjoyable theatergoing experiences of the year, demonstrating that positive word-of-mouth is sufficient to fill theaters.
#9. Infinity Pool
There’s no denying the sheer intensity and spine-tingling mood that permeate every inch of Brandon Cronenberg’s “Infinity Pool,” even though it’s a little more impenetrable than his other sci-fi horror productions. The film, which takes place in an enigmatic resort in an undisclosed nation, centers on a writer who, after meeting an ardent admirer, falls down a rabbit hole filled with drugs, sex, doppelgängers, and the possibility of a life-changing event that might either completely change him or completely destroy him. The son of director David Cronenberg’s film is his most ambitious to date, and as a result, he creates one of the most iconic horror scenes of the year.
#10. It Lives Inside
The film “It Lives Inside” by Bishal Dutta is a clever, fashionable picture filled with striking imagery. It is a hybrid of a folk horror movie, a narrative about possession, and an insightful examination of the immigrant experience via a horror lens. The movie has a lot of atmospheric, well-detailed shocks, but what really sets it apart is Megan Suri’s portrayal of an Indian-American girl who is just trying to make her place in life as the protagonist of the human narrative. Halloween Horror Movies
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