The October ritual of watching horror movies in the lead-up to Halloween can be exhilarating. Unless, of course, you can’t quite stomach the gory and gruesome, or even the spooky and spine-tingling.

The Warner Bros. streamer has the horror goods. Max hosts a lot of content, but how's its horror selection? Titles rotate throughout the year, and right now you can catch newer films like Midsommar and classics like The Shining. You may find a flick that lets you skip a scary-long search.

Halloween is right around the corner and we got you covered with 20 must-watch horror movies on Netflix. The list ranges from Netflix originals, to found footage films, to large franchise films. Netflix has plenty of variety and hundreds of movies but which made the list?

Looking to wind down by watching something creepy? Hulu is loaded with horror movies that deliver haunting suspense and intense scares. You can enjoy titles like When Evil Lurks, Watcher, and Piggy on Hulu right now, and we've listed even more streaming options to choose from below.

Horror movies come in all shapes and sizes. You've got your comedy horrors, your psychological horrors, your tense thriller-y horrors — and, of course, your genuinely scary horrors. I'm not just talking about your run-of-the-mill,

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Growing up on New York’s Long Island, everyone knew our area had one of the most famous horror movie houses of all time. Known as the Amityville House, it was the site of a real-life horror, a murder.

For when you need a dose of spooky nostalgia, here's Harper's Bazaar's official list of the best scary movies from the 1990s.

Arguably the best horror movie of the past 25 years can be found lurking within another film. If you're familiar with Safe Haven, you know what we mean.