The dead of night. creaking floorboard. A shadow flickering at the edge of your vision. Horror movies have a knack for keeping us on the edge of our seats, sending shivers down our spines and leaving us with a thrilling sense of unease. If you’re a fan of all things creepy and crawly, then Netflix has you covered! This streaming giant boasts a chilling collection of Netflix Original horror movies, perfect for a fright-filled night in. From spine-tingling prequels to psychological slow-burns, here are 10 terrifying tales to keep you up at night
A Quiet Place: Day One (2024): Unravel the origins of the terrifying creatures that threaten humanity in this prequel to the critically acclaimed “A Quiet Place.” Prepare for a tense and atmospheric exploration of the initial invasion.
The Haunting of Hill House (2018): This critically acclaimed miniseries isn’t for the faint of heart. The Crains, a fractured family haunted by the memories of their childhood home, Hill House, reunite after a tragedy, forced to confront their past and the lingering horrors within the house.
Apostle (2018): A dark and suspenseful thriller set in a remote island community. Thomas goes undercover to rescue his kidnapped sister from a religious cult, but uncovers a horrifying truth and must fight for survival in a place where faith and fear are intertwined.
Veronica (2017): Spanish horror with a unique twist. A group of friends during a sleepover attempt to contact the spirit of a deceased classmate using a Ouija board, but unleash a sinister entity that threatens their lives. Gripping and suspenseful, this film will stay with you long after the credits roll.
Hush (2016): This minimalist thriller throws you into the terrifying world of a deaf writer living alone in a secluded cabin. When a masked killer appears on her property, she must use her wit and resourcefulness to survive a brutal home invasion. Intense and masterfully crafted, “Hush” will keep you on the edge of your seat.
In the Tall Grass (2019): Based on the Stephen King and Joe Hill novella, this film takes place in a seemingly endless field of tall grass where sinister forces lurk. Two siblings searching for a lost boy become trapped and must fight for their lives against an unseen threat.
Cargo (2017): An emotional and thought-provoking Australian horror film set in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a devastating virus. A father desperately searches for a safe haven for his infected wife and young daughter before the effects of the virus take hold.
Gerald’s Game (2017): Based on a Stephen King novel, this psychological horror film explores themes of fear, control, and survival. A couple on a weekend getaway attempt a risky bedroom game that goes terribly wrong, leaving the wife physically restrained and forced to confront her inner demons.
Rattlesnake (2019): A unique blend of creature feature and social commentary. A single mother working as a security guard at a remote building site in the desert encounters a deadly rattlesnake unlike any she’s seen before. As she fights for her life, she must also confront the challenges of being a working-class parent in a harsh environment.
The Babysitter (2017): A horror-comedy with a cult following. A young boy discovers his babysitter is part of a satanic cult and must fight for his life. With dark humor, unexpected twists, and a great cast, “The Babysitter” is a fun and thrilling horror watch