Horror films, at their best, can revel in toying with your mind long after the credits have rolled and your pulse rate has finally returned to normal. Why not treat yourself to a dark arts exemplar as the nights draw in and the shadows lengthen this Halloween? According to film review aggregate MetaCritic, Newsweek ranks the greatest horror movies available to stream on Netflix this Halloween.
Fear Street trilogy was released in July 2021. The slasher atmosphere of this picture, as well as all the callbacks to previous great horror films, is terrific. These films are based on R.L. Stine’s Fear Street book series, and they follow a group of teenagers as they struggle to undo a curse that was set on their town hundreds of years ago. The films begin in 1993, then move to 1978, and finally to 1666.
There’s Someone Inside Your House:
There’s Someone Inside Your House is one of the best horror movies on Netflix in 2021. Stephanie Perkin’s New York Times best-selling novel was made into a slasher movie directed by Patrick Brice (Creep). Atomic Monster (The Conjuring) and Shawn Levy’s 21 Laps are producing the picture (Stranger Things).
Blood Red Sky:
Blood Red Sky, a British-German horror film, was a smash hit for the streaming service. In the first four weeks after its debut, Netflix reported that 50 million subscribers watched the movie. A mother and her son fly to New York because the mother has leukemia and needs to see a doctor who can help her get new therapy. The plane is hijacked, and the mother is killed, but her tragedy is far from over. Things aren’t as they appear, and this quickly transforms into a fantastic action-horror picture.
Army of The Dead:
In his movie Army of the Dead, Zach Snyder reimagined the zombie. This film depicts a group of mercenaries who are paid to enter a zombie-infested Las Vegas. But these aren’t just any zombies; they’re skilled and intelligent!
