Looking for the ultimate list of the best horror movies of all-time to binge watch?
I’ve always been a huge fan of horror films and scary movies, and I actually grew up watching them with my mom.
I remember watching 1408 with my siblings when we were kids, and it haunted us for years lol.
In high school, my mom and I would go to the Rogers store to rent DVDs, and of course we always raided the horror section.
Watching horror movies is v fun to me, but going to real-life horror experiences like Halloween Haunt at Canada’s Wonderland are a definite no for me.
I absolutely love horror movies and have seen both the good, the bad, and the ugly, so I thought I’d put together a list of some of the best horror movies I’ve seen that are worth watching.
I’ve categorized everything by genre to make it easier, and I’ve also listed the trailers and streaming platforms they’re available on.
Here’s your ultimate horror movie binge list, if you’re looking for horror movies that are actually scary!
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Horror movie binge list
Of course horror itself is a broad genre, so I’ve included different horror categories.
I’ve categorized the horror movies on this list under the following genres:
- Thrillers
- Psychological
- Supernatural
- Monsters & creatures
- Horror comedies
- Gory
- Disturbing
If you’re looking for something in one of these specific categories, just Command + F it!
If you’re looking to stream horror movies on specific platforms, I’ve got blog posts on the best horror movies on Netflix, Prime Video, Crave, and Disney+.
Thrillers
Want to watch a good horror movie that’s scary, but not too scary?
Thrillers are a great option for even the biggest scaredy-cats.
Here are the best thriller movies to binge watch for your horror movie marathon!
Misery (1990)
A best-selling novelist gets into an accident on his way home, and he realizes the nurse who saved him is actually keeping him prisoner.
Kathy Bates is absolutely terrifying in Misery, which is a huge reason why this film is so great.
Midsommar (2019)
If cults freak you out (but also intrigue you at the same time), Midsommar is a horror film you’ll want to watch.
A group of friends travel to a small community in Sweden for the annual midsummer festival, which is also the hometown of one of the friends.
They quickly realize there’s more to this friendly group of people than meets the eye.
Ari Aster is one of my favourite horror directors, and Midsommar is my favourite film of his!
He says Midsommar is more like a fairy tale than a horror film, but you can be the judge of that.
You can stream the film on Prime Video.
The Purge franchise (2013-2021)
Once a year for 12 hours, all crime is legal in America, including murder.
Some people choose to purge their dark desires, and some people are forced to survive.
There are 5 movies in the popular Purge franchise, and you can watch 4 of them on Netflix.
The first movie is definitely the best out of all of them, and the storyline was pretty groundbreaking at the time.
There’s also an Amazon Original series of the same name that’s worth watching, though it’s definitely not as good as the movies.
Hidden (2015)
A family of three keep hidden inside a fallout shelter, and try to keep safe from the mysterious threat outside.
This movie has one of the biggest twists I’ve ever seen, and I loved it.
Alexander Skarsgård also plays the father in the film!
Disturbia (2007)
A high school student is placed under house arrest and starts spying on his neighbours out of boredom.
He starts to believe one of his neighbours is a serial killer, and investigates with the help of his friends.
Fun fact: this was actually Shia LaBeouf’s breakout role after Even Stevens (remember watching it on the Family Channel?)
You can watch Disturbia over on Netflix!
If you like this movie, you might also like The Good Neighbor, which is about two high school kids who use surveillance equipment to torment their elderly neighbour, and the situation turns out darker than they expected.
Estranged (2015)
January returns home after an accident that leads to memory loss and puts her in a wheelchair, and she slowly begins to remember why she left.
This movie is both disturbing and sad, but it’s definitely worth a watch.
You can watch the movie on Prime Video.
Frozen (2010)
This is definitely not the Frozen you’re thinking about.
Three friends get stranded on a ski lift as the ski resort closes for the end of the weekend.
With nothing but the clothes on their back, they have to figure out how to survive.
This movie will make you terrified of going skiing or snowboarding, and I kept thinking about it while skiing in Whistler lol.
You can stream the movie on Prime Video!
Psychological horror movies
I’ve always found psychology super fascinating – I took all the psychology electives in university that I could because I just found it so interesting!
While I’m no psychologist, I still find it fun to analyze film characters in horror movies.
Here are the best psychological horror movies to binge watch for those who want a true scare!
The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
Silence of the Lambs is one of the OG horror movies, and it’s a good one.
A young FBI cadet is forced to confide in an incarcerated psychopath in order to catch another serial killer who skins his victims.
Jodie Foster plays Clarice Starling, the FBI cadet, and Anthony Hopkins plays Hannibal Lecter.
Hannibal Lecter is one scary dude, and Buffalo Bill is also v scary.
There’s also a sequel, as well as two prequels to the movie!
The show Hannibal (available on Netflix) is just alright, in my opinion – I honestly only enjoy watching the gruesome crime scenes.
The Sixth Sense (1999)
A little boy who can see ghosts sees a child psychologist, and together they uncover devastating truths.
This horror classic is an oldie but a goodie – I actually watched it for the first time for my Music in Film course at Toronto Metropolitan University!
The twist ending is definitely my favourite twist of all-time.
Bruce Willis plays the child psychologist in this one – it’s actually one of the several M. Night Shyamalan films he’s in.
You can stream The Sixth Sense on Disney+.
Funny thing: if you watch The Boys on Prime Video, you’ll see the kid from The Sixth Sense all grown up!
Gerald’s Game (2017)
Jessie and her husband attempt to spice up their strained marriage while at their secluded lake house, and in the middle of things, her husband dies of a heart attack.
Still handcuffed to the bed, Jessie has to figure out how to escape and survive.
This movie was really good but also really dark, and I couldn’t sleep afterwards because I watched it by myself in the dark.
It’s based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name, and you can stream the movie on Netflix!
Us (2019)
If you liked Get Out, Us is another genius psychological horror film by Jordan Peele.
Adelaide returns to the beach home she grew up in as a child with her husband and two kids, and she keeps getting an eerie feeling that something bad is going to happen.
And of course, something bad does happen: four masked strangers break into their home, and unveil their masks to reveal each one resembling one of the family members.
1408 (2007)
A successful paranormal writer checks into a haunted hotel room and starts to see things he never imagined could be real.
John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson star in this horror movie, and it’s also based on a short story by Stephen King!
This movie absolutely terrified my siblings and I as kids, but thankfully, I rewatched it as an adult and realized it wasn’t as scary as I remembered it being.
Would You Rather (2012)
A group of strangers attend a dinner party at the mansion of the seemingly generous Shepard Lambrick.
They’re forced into a dark and sadistic game of “would you rather”, where they end up having to fight for their lives.
I personally think realistic horror movies are the scariest, because you know there’s actually dark and twisted people out there.
Brittany Snow stars in Would You Rather!
The Uninvited (2009)
A young woman returns home from a mental hospital and tries to adjust to life back at home.
She starts to see ghosts, and she and her sister decide to investigate and avenge their mother’s death.
The Uninvited has a great twist, and it’s actually based on a South Korean horror film called A Tale of Two Sisters!
Funny Games (2007)
A vacationing family ends up fighting for their lives when two disturbed young men show up at their door.
Funny Games is an eerily realistic psychological thriller, and Naomi Watts stars as the mother!
The Shining (1980)
Jack Torrance and his family move into an isolated hotel with a dark past to take care of it, and Jack slowly starts to lose his sanity.
There are some terrifying and iconic scenes in here that you might recognize even if you haven’t seen the film before.
The Shining is a classic horror movie, and they even came out with the sequel, Doctor Sleep, which I honestly don’t think lived up to the first movie.
You can watch The Shining over on Crave.
Afterwards, you’ll definitely want to watch the documentary Room 237, which is an awesome analysis of the movie.
Supernatural horror movies
A fan of all things supernatural? Whether it’s spirits or demons, here are some of the best supernatural horror movies to binge watch!
Hereditary (2018)
Hereditary is a work of genius by Ari Aster, who also wrote and directed Midsommar.
After the matriarch of the family passes away, her daughter and grandchildren start to see strange things and learn dark secrets about their ancestry.
It’s a family drama like no other, and it renders you uncomfortable for the entire film.
I’m not even exaggerating – it leaves you feeling uneasy the entire time, which is why it’s so great.
I personally think Midsommar was more frightening, but a lot of people think that of Hereditary!
You can watch the movie on Netflix.
Insidious franchise (2010-2023)
The Insidious franchise is probably my favourite horror franchise of all-time – it’s just so darn good.
I love Chapters 1 and 2 because they’re so well thought-out, and everything makes so much sense in Chapter 2!
The other movies aren’t as great, but they’re still worth watching if you’re the type of person who likes to watch all the movies in the same universe.
You can watch the first 3 movies on Prime Video, the 4th movie on Netflix, and the newest movie on Crave!
The Conjuring franchise (2013-2021)
The Conjuring franchise is all about the late Lorraine and Ed Warren, actual paranormal investigators who actually solved these cases in real life.
They were actually some of the first investigators of the famous Amityville haunting (if you’ve seen The Amityville Horror).
All three of the Conjuring films are about paranormal cases that happened in the 70s and 80s.
A whole horror franchise has sparked around The Conjuring, including the Annabelle movies, The Nun, and The Curse of La Llorona.
If you’re up for a whole day of horror movie binge watching, you can watch all the movies in the franchise.
The first two Conjuring movies are available to stream on Crave!
The Annabelle movies (2014-2019)
The Annabelle movies are all about – you guessed it – a creepy doll named Annabelle that’s possessed by an evil spirit.
Annabelle was also a case investigated by Lorraine and Ed Warren, and it’s part of The Conjuring universe.
In the first movie, a man gifts a vintage doll to his wife, but when devil worshippers invade their home, they turn the object into something evil.
The second movie is a prequel, and tells the story of how the doll came to be.
In the third movie, Ed and Lorraine leave their daughter in the care of a babysitter while they travel to investigate a case, and when an unexpected visitor releases Annabelle from her locked case, she wreaks havoc on the household.
Annabelle: Creation actually precedes Annabelle so I’d recommend watching it before watching the other movies.
I don’t know what it is about old dolls, but there’s just something extra terrifying about them – Chucky, Annabelle – they’re just so darn freaky.
Talk to Me (2022)
A group of friends discover how to conjure spirits with an embalmed hand, and they become hooked on the exhilaration and high-stakes party game.
However, their fascination takes a dark turn when one of them goes too far and unleashes terrifying supernatural forces.
Talk to Me is one of the more unique horror movies I’ve watched in recent years!
The Ring franchise (2002-2017)
After her niece’s horrifying death, a young journalist investigates a mysterious videotape that gives its viewers 7 days to live.
The Ring is iconic, and it’s a remake of the original Japanese horror movie.
Naomi Watts stars in this terrifying movie, which haunted me when I watched it with my friends in middle school lol.
The second movie is a sequel, and there’s also a third movie following different characters.
The Forest (2016)
Sara searches for her missing twin sister in a legendary Japanese forest, where she encounters dark and deadly spirits.
Natalie Dormer (from Game of Thrones) stars as both of the twin sisters – she’s such an incredible actress.
The most terrifying thing about this movie is that the forest is a real place in Japan!
Will most definitely never be visiting it myself, but will happily watch this movie again.
The Ritual (2017)
A group of former college friends reunite after the death of their friend, and they go hiking in the Scandinavian wilderness.
Stranded in the dark forest, they get chased by a malevolent presence.
It’s an intense and terrifying film to watch, and you won’t want to go hiking in the wilderness anytime soon.
You can stream The Ritual on Netflix!
Veronica (2017)
I watched Veronica because one of my friends told me it was supposedly the scariest horror movie on Netflix (at the time).
Veronica and her friends try to summon the spirit of her late father during a solar eclipse, and they end up bringing evil demons back with them.
I wouldn’t say it’s the most terrifying horror movie I’ve ever seen, but it was definitely scary.
It’s also in Spanish, so you’ll have to read subtitles.
Wish Upon (2017)
Clare receives a mysterious old box from her father for her 17th birthday, and she discovers it has the ability to grant her wishes.
Things start to take a dark turn when she realizes the people around her die in gruesome ways whenever she makes a wish.
I honestly wasn’t expecting much from Wish Upon when I decided to watch it, but it was surprisingly really good.
Plus, Joey King (from The Kissing Booth on Netflix) is just an incredible actress to see on-screen!
You can stream the movie on Prime Video.
The Boy franchise (2016 & 2020)
In the first movie, a young woman named Greta takes on a nanny position for a wealthy couple’s child, which turns out to be a doll – a doll that happens to be alive.
In the second movie, a young family moves into an old residence, and terror strikes when their son discovers the same doll.
Lauren Cohan (Maggie from The Walking Dead, available on Netflix) is in the first film and Katie Holmes is in the second film.
The first movie is definitely the better one between the two, but both are still entertaining to watch!
The Prodigy (2019)
The Prodigy is about a child prodigy who turns out to be possessed by a supernatural force.
It’s a creepy movie, and there are plenty of jump scares if you’re into that.
Taylor Schilling from Orange is the New Black on Netflix stars as the mom in this film, and you can watch it on Prime Video!
Horror movies with monsters & creatures
Most monster movies don’t scare me, but the ones that could be real freak me out.
You’ll never catch me wandering into an ancient cave or into the ocean – no thank you.
Anyway, here are some of the best monster and creature horror movies to binge watch!
Barbarian (2022)
A young woman checks into her Airbnb and realizes it’s already being occupied by a stranger.
Against her better judgement, she decides to spend the night, and soon realizes there’s more to be terrified of than an unexpected houseguest.
Barbarian is one of the most terrifying horror films I’ve seen in a really long time.
Bill Skarsgård and Justin Long both star in Barbarian!
The Descent franchise (2005 & 2009)
Flesh-eating creatures prey on people who dare to wander into their caves.
Let’s just say that you won’t want to venture into any caves after watching The Descent. *shudders*
And maybe don’t watch the Descent films if you’re claustrophobic.
You can watch the second movie on Prime Video!
It franchise (2017 & 2019)
Seven kids are faced with their worst fears when an ancient evil named Pennywise reappears to torment the town.
I think I had nightmares for at least a month after watching It – there’s just something super eerie about watching kids get killed.
The second movie is set 27 years after being defeated by the Losers’ Club, when Pennywise comes back to terrorize the town of Derry.
All the members of the Losers’ Club are now grown adults with their own lives, and they reunite to get rid of Pennywise once and for all.
While I did like the first It movie more than the second, it was still nice to close off the story.
They actually filmed both It movies here in Ontario, and we stumbled across some of their filming locations when we visited Port Hope a few years ago!
Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark (2010)
A little girl stays with her father and his girlfriend at a mansion they’re restoring, and unknowingly releases evil creatures from the basement.
I’ve seen this movie so many times because it’s really good, and I really wish they’d made a part two!
Guy Pearce and Katie Holmes both star in the movie, which you can watch on Prime Video.
The Mist (2007)
A thick fog filled with strange creatures encases a town, forcing survivors to fend for themselves.
I totally forgot about this movie until I watched the 2017 Netflix series with the same name – I watched the movie as a teenager and it terrified me!
The Mist is also a Stephen King novel, in case ya haven’t heard of it, and you can watch the movie on Netflix.
I Am Legend (2007)
Robert Neville is the last human survivor of a plague in New York.
A scientist before the man-made virus came to be, he attempts to create a cure using his own immune blood.
This movie freaked me out when I first watched it as a kid, especially because the zombies move really fast.
Will and his daughter, Willow Smith, both star in I Am Legend!
Train to Busan (2016 & 2020)
While Seok-woo and his daughter are aboard a train to the city of Busan, they get trapped in the middle of a zombie outbreak.
Train to Busan is most definitely one of the best zombie films out there – it’s absolutely terrifying, especially since the zombies actually run fast!
The second movie is called Peninsula, but the story follows completely different characters.
The films are also in Korean, so you’ll have to read subtitles.
If you like Train to Busan, you should also watch Kingdom, a Netflix series about zombies invading ancient Korea, and #Alive, another South Korean Netflix movie about zombies.
Horror comedies
Sometimes you just need a little funny to lighten up the scary mood, ya know?
If you’re in the mood for a little laugh alongside a little scare, here are the best horror comedy movies to binge-watch this halloween!
The Cabin in the Woods (2011)
A group of friends visit a remote cabin for a little getaway, and weird things start to happen.
I loved this movie so much when I first watched it, and I’ve seen it many times since.
The Cabin in the Woods is right up there in my all-time favourite horror movies!
Just when you think things are over, they’re not, and the twist is just too good.
You can watch the movie on Prime Video.
The Hunt (2020)
Twelve strangers wake up in a clearing unaware of how they got there, and it turns out they’re being hunted for sport by a group of elitists.
It’s a super fun, action-packed movie if that’s what you’re in the mood for!
Happy Death Day (2017 & 2019)
College student Tree Gelbman is forced to relive the same day over and over again to find out who murdered her.
Then, in part two, she wakes up in a parallel universe and has to save her friends this time around.
It’s sort of like a slasher film, mixed with a bit of sci-fi.
I really wasn’t expecting these movies to be so good, and I accidentally watched part two first because I didn’t know there was a part one lol.
Although it’s got slasher elements, it’s really not scary at all!
The Final Girls (2015)
Max and her friends get transported into a cult slasher flick while watching it at the theatre, and they have to rely on their knowledge of horror movie tropes to survive.
I can’t believe I’d never heard of The Final Girls earlier – it actually came out in 2015!
It stars Taissa Farmiga and Nina Dobrev, and I love them both.
This is a really fun horror comedy and not scary at all!
Gory horror movies
Sometimes ya just feel like watching something a little more dark, and for all you gore lovers, here are the best gory horror movies to binge-watch.
American Psycho (2000)
Patrick Bateman is a wealthy investment banker with a secret psychopathic side, and his bloodlust gets increasingly violent as he indulges in his dark desires.
It’s a psychological horror film, but since some scenes are pretty gory I figured I’d put it under this category instead.
It was good the first time watching it, but I think I liked the movie even better the second time around.
Some big names are in this horror classic, including Christian Bale and Reese Witherspoon!
There’s also a sequel with Mila Kunis, though it’s not as good, and you can watch both movies on Prime Video.
Havenhurst (2017)
A recovering alcoholic takes up residence in an old apartment building where her friend went missing, and she uncovers some seriously dark stuff.
I often look up movies online after watching them to find out more about them, and both the building and the story behind it turned out to be real.
I couldn’t sleep after this movie because it was so creepy, and knowing it was real was even scarier.
Pet (2016)
A lonely man kidnaps a beautiful woman and traps her in a cage beneath the animal shelter he works at.
If you’re into movie twists, you’ll definitely enjoy watching Pet, and you can watch the movie on Prime Video!
Evil Dead franchise (1981-2023)
Five friends spend a weekend in a remote cabin and accidentally summon a vicious demon that possesses them one by one.
The first three films are part of a trilogy, and the newer movies are reboots.
I watched the newer Evil Dead in theatres when it came out back in 2013, and driving home through a rural dark road surrounded by trees and no street lights was not fun…
I also saw the Evil Dead: The Musical here in Toronto a few years ago, and it was really fun! It’s actually back for 2024.
Mirrors (2008 & 2010)
An ex-cop takes a job as a security guard at the damaged ruins of a department store, and uncovers a supernatural force using mirrors to try to gain entrance into this world.
I watched these movies as a teen and it literally scarred me forever.
There’s a particular scene in the first movie that I’ll never forget, and you’ll know it when you see it.
Kiefer Sutherland and Amy Smart star in the first one, and part one is definitely better than part two!
Scream franchise (1996-2023)
The Scream franchise revolves around Sidney Prescott, who constantly gets chased by psychopaths in ghostface masks.
It’s definitely one of my favourite horror franchises of all-time!
It’s the ultimate slasher franchise that never gets old or boring, and I never get tired of re-watching it.
While Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger may be the OG slasher villains, I find myself laughing too much since both franchises started in the 70s and 80s.
Cabin Fever franchise (2002-2016)
The Cabin Fever movies are about a gross flesh-eating disease tearing through small towns, and it gets pretty gory and pretty gross.
They were addicting to binge-watch though, and there are 4 films in the franchise!
Fun fact: the inspiration for the movie came from director Eli Roth’s real-life experience of getting a skin infection while on a trip to Iceland.
Disturbing horror movies
I don’t know what it is about twisted movies, but sometimes I just get in the mood to watch them.
They’re definitely not for the faint of heart though, so watch at your own risk!
If you have the stomach for it, here are the best disturbing horror movies to binge watch.
Hostel franchise (2005-2011)
In all of the Hostel movies, travellers get abducted and tortured in the most brutal ways.
The movies haunted me for weeks, and are the reason why I will only stay in hotels and Airbnbs.
You can watch the first two movies on Prime Video, and don’t even bother watching the third movie because it’s a hot mess.
If you’re into Hostel, you might also like 13 Cameras and 14 Cameras (both on Netflix), which are about a creepy landlord who spies on his tenants.
Saw franchise (2004-2021)
People get kidnapped and put into traps where they have to either escape or die… and it’s pretty gruesome.
Y’all already know what Saw is, so I don’t think I need to go into anymore detail.
You can watch 6 of the movies on Prime Video, 4 movies on Crave, and two on Netflix.
I Spit on Your Grave franchise (1978-2019)
I Spit on Your Grave is a revenge horror franchise, with the 1978 film being the original.
After a young writer is brutally assaulted by a group of men, she exacts her vengeance on them one by one.
The franchise is kind of all over the place, with one movie being a continuation of the original story 40 years later, two movies being remakes of the original, and one film being completely separate.
I would definitely say this is one of the scariest movies on this list, not because it’s specifically scary, but because it’s so real.
The movies are very triggering, so it’s not for everyone to watch.
It is very satisfying though if you like seeing bad guys get what they deserve!
V/H/S franchise (2012-2024)
The V/H/S franchise is a group of creepy anthology films featuring found-footage shorts.
The whole found-footage thing might be overdone, but V/H/S does a good job of keeping it scary.
V/H/S/2 is definitely the scariest out of all seven, and you can watch the second and third movies on Prime Video!
Bonus disturbing horror movies
I kinda had a phase back in high school where I was into super disturbing and grotesque films, which I definitely would not want to stomach nowadays.
I wouldn’t say any of these are great movies in my opinion, but they’re very dark and disturbing if you’re into that:
- The Human Centipede franchise (2009, 2010, & 2015)
- A Serbian Film (2010)
- Dumplings (2004)
- Teeth (2007)
You’ll have to read subtitles for A Serbian Film and Dumplings since they’re not in English.
Best horror movies to binge watch:
- Misery
- Midsommar
- The Purge
- Hidden
- Disturbia
- Estranged
- Frozen
- The Silence of the Lambs
- The Sixth Sense
- Gerald’s Game
- Us
- 1408
- Would You Rather
- The Uninvited
- Funny Games
- The Shining
- Hereditary
- Insidious
- The Conjuring
- Annabelle
- Talk to Me
- The Ring
- The Forest
- The Ritual
- Veronica
- Wish Upon
- The Boy
- The Prodigy
- Barbarian
- The Descent
- It
- Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark
- The Mist
- I Am Legend
- Train to Busan
- Cabin in the Woods
- The Hunt
- Happy Death Day
- The Final Girls
- American Psycho
- Havenhurst
- Pet
- Evil Dead
- Mirrors
- Scream
- Cabin Fever
- Hostel
- Saw
- I Spit on Your Grave
- V/H/S
There are plenty of horror movies to binge watch out there, but these were just some of my favourites.
Sometimes it’s fun to just watch bad horror movies and yell at all the stupid people though, ya know?
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So many great movies! I definitely want to watch Split, so I think I’ll do that this weekend. I’m also binge watching Stranger Things for Halloween 🙂
Split is really intense haha! And omg I totally forgot Stranger Things is coming out today, I’ll probably binge watch that on the weekend 😛
So I’m a total wuss and I can’t watch scary movies (seriously, I can’t even handle watching American Horror Story show because I get scared haha). I’ve only seen Silence of the Lamb and Sixth Sense and had nightmares for days!
Lots of awesome classics! Love the list