If you’re looking for a bone-chilling movie to accompany your Halloween candy this spooky season, look no further than your Netflix account. From paranormal activity to gory jumpscares and horror comedies—the streaming service has a wide selection of horror movies to keep you up at night.

From Scream on Max to The Babadook on Netflix, there are plenty of great options on the services you’re probably already paying for.

The 21st century so far has given us scary movies with an artful bent, such as "Get Out" and "Hereditary." The best horror movies since 2001, ranked.

Horror movies didn’t start in the 1970s. Georges Méliès and his 1896 silent film Le Manoir du diable suggest the genre kicked off decades earlier.

But when it came time to determine the best ’80s horror movies, only one of the slasher movies made the cut. That’s because there was an embarrassment of riches to choose from. Some of these films are over 40 years old,

Over on Metacritic, 2024’s best-reviewed horror film is Jane Schoenbrun’s excellent I Saw the TV Glow, followed by the twisty Strange Darling.

Japan is well-regarded for delivering some of the spookiest horror films in cinema history. Here, EW lists 17 of the scariest.

Want to end your evening by watching something creepy? Max is loaded with horror TV shows that deliver haunting suspense and intense scares. You can watch titles like The Last of Us, Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin,

A lot has been said about the so-called recent “rebirth” of the horror movie genre. And while many horror fans will tell you the genre never went anywhere in the first place, it’s true that scary movies are enjoying more commercial and critical pull now than they have in decades.