But Decider, as always, is here to help, with this curated list of the thirteen best scary movies you can stream free with a Prime Video subscription this Halloween season. Stone-cold classics that are available on multiple other services (your Texas Chain Saw s,

A subtextually queer relationship, comedy horror hijinks, and buckets o’ blood are exactly what you get in this film. Tyler McIntyre tackles the satire of wannabe influencers in such a way that feels even more relevant now than 2017. And the endearing chemistry between Alexandra Shipp and Brianna Hildebrand makes it all the better.

Need a good movie? Watch these 10 at home now, from horror film "Weapons" to Netflix's "A House of Dynamite." All are free on your streaming services.

Trying to find good horror movies on Netflix is usually an exercise in disappointment, and Prime Video acts like every decent scary flick deserves its own rental fee. Seriously, why are you still paying for that?

Oculus,' 'The First Omen' and 'Nosferatu' top our list for the best horror films to watch in October on Amazon Prime Video

David Slade's 30 Days of Night, a vampire movie produced by Sam Raimi and starring Josh Hartnett, is streaming for free and is worth your time.

It's October and you can explore new horror offerings right now -- no need to wait until Halloween. Peacock, Prime Video, Netflix and other streaming services are putting frights front and center by providing fresh TV and film originals that will get your skin crawling and heart racing.

Tim Burton is responsible for so much macabre, but his best horror movie he ever made is now ready to stream for free. Here's how.

Hulu subscribers are in luck this Halloween. The streaming service is packed with options for any viewers looking to watch something spooky in October. There are horror titles for all levels of moviegoer,

Talk to Me, released in 2022 by Danny and Michael Philippou is one of my favorite horror movies of this decade. They followed that up with Bring Her Back, an unrelenting, visceral, and vicious, tome of loss. Sally Hawkins has never been better.