Horror Movies & Series
Horror is about tension and release. Some titles aim for jump scares, others go for creeping dread, psychological pressure, or monster-driven thrills. The best horror uses atmosphere, pacing, and sound design to make you lean in before it hits you.
Use this list to explore different horror styles. Trailers are especially helpful here: you can spot whether a title is supernatural, slasher, folk, or psychological without spoiling the whole ride.
- Look for: mood and style in the trailer, plus the rating and release year for clues.
- If you dislike gore: lean toward supernatural or mystery-driven horror.
- If you want fast intensity: pick shorter runtimes and higher-rated thrillers.
Horror FAQ
Horror is a broad label that can include different tones and sub-styles. Use the synopsis, rating, and release year to spot whether a title leans classic, modern, light, or intense.
Pick your mood first, then check the trailer and cast. If you have limited time, choose a higher-rated title from the first page and avoid long runtimes unless you are in for a full session.
On each title page, you will typically find a trailer and viewing guidance. Availability can vary by country and can change over time, so always double-check on the provider you use.
