We’re truly in the thick of the Halloween season, which means now is the time to start streaming your spooky shows and movies. Although horror titles are especially popular this time of year, those aren’t always appropriate for younger viewers,

Of course, with all the options out there, it can be difficult to determine which horror flicks are actually worth your time. Luckily, Netflix currently has a wide selection of quality choices, from timeless classics like Psycho and Jaws to modern-day slashers like Pearl and Thanksgiving to franchise refreshers like Evil Dead Rise and 2018's Halloween.

Just take one look at their Halloween collection, and you’ll see why. Coined No Sleep October, the collection of films and shows promises everything from thrilling new hits and horror classics to family fun and plot twists that will leave you shocked.

It’s been nothing short of a banner year for horror movies. Since 2024 kicked off nearly 11 months ago, gore hounds have been treated with a seemingly nonstop supply of good fright flicks. They’ve come in all shapes and sizes,

Tis the season to curl up in front of a gory horror flick, and for that, Varietyhas you covered. The magazine's critics compiled an ambitious list of the top 100 horror movies of all time, and one thing is evident in their choices: Classic horror reigns supreme.

Get ready to scream, laugh, and maybe even hide under your blanket! This Halloween, we’re diving into Disney’s creepiest classics. From spooky stop-motion to haunted adventures, these movies blend nostalgia with genuine scares,

Want to see the future of film? Look to the horror genre. While some corners of Hollywood feel stuck in the past, with the same old directors making the same sorts of movies year after year, scary movies are experiencing a genuinely thrilling moment.