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Netflix Horror Lineup (Movies & TV Series 2023)
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October 10, 2023
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When it comes to horror movies or series, one thing is abundantly clear: the concept of “scary” varies as much as the horrors lurking in the shadows. What sends shivers down one person’s spine might leave another utterly unfazed. Luckily for Netflix subscribers, the streaming giant has something for everyone, whether you’re looking for a scare during the Halloween season or any other time of the year. To ease your search for something worth watching within the Netflix horror lineup, we’ll guide you through the new and the best horror titles that Netflix has to offer.
Horror Series on Netflix
Before we dive into the best horror series you can stream on Netflix, let’s first take a look at a new one that will be released on the streaming platform right in time for the spooky season.
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The Fall of the House of Usher (2023)TV-MA“The Fall of the House of Usher” is an eagerly anticipated miniseries created by the master of horror drama, Mike Flanagan. It’s a fresh take on Edgar Allan Poe’s short story of the same name, with references to many of the author’s other classic works. The story revolves around two siblings who run a corrupt pharmaceutical company and must face their dark past when their heirs begin to die in mysterious and brutal ways. “The Fall of the House of Usher” has eight episodes and is coming to Netflix on October 12. |
Besides this delightful treat that we’ll get this October, Netflix also has a great collection of horror series to keep you spooked and entertained. Here are our picks for the best series available on this streaming platform right now.
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The Haunting of Hill House (2018)TV-MA“The Haunting of Hill House” is an exquisite example of psychological horror at its finest. Loosely based on Shirley Jackson’s classic novel of the same name and created by Mike Flanagan, this Netflix original series follows the Crain family as they confront their traumatic past and the evil forces within Hill House’s walls. This chilling series masterfully blends the horror of the supernatural with profoundly moving family drama. |
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The Haunting of Bly Manor (2020)TV-MAIn “The Haunting of Bly Manor,” Mike Flanagan once again weaves a haunting narrative, this time as an adaptation of Henry James’s classic ghost story, “The Turn of the Screw.” The series transports you to an old English manor where a young governess is tasked with caring for two orphaned children. But this is not just a story about ghosts. It’s also a story about love, loss, grief, and guilt that haunt the characters just as much as the ghosts that populate the manor’s grounds. |
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Stranger Things (2016-present)TV-14If you haven’t yet ventured into the eerie world of Hawkins, Indiana, prepare for an adventure that will keep you hooked from the very first episode. “Stranger Things” isn’t just a Netflix hit series; it’s a pop culture phenomenon. Created by the Duffer Brothers, it combines nostalgic references with elements of horror, science fiction, and supernatural mysteries to create a thrilling and heartfelt tale of kids battling dangerous, mysterious forces. |
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Marianne (2019)TV-MA“Marianne” is a French horror series that takes a deep dive into the horror genre itself. It’s a story about a famous horror writer who discovers that the evil spirit she’s been writing about for years is real and wants revenge. “Marianne” is rightfully hailed as one of the scariest shows you can watch on Netflix, and the titular character is undoubtedly a haunting presence you won’t easily forget. |
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Midnight Mass (2021)TV-MA“Midnight Mass” is another proof of Mike Flanagan’s ability to turn everything he touches into a masterpiece. This limited series revolves around a remote island community that experiences a series of inexplicable and horrifying events after the arrival of a charismatic priest. Blending religious themes with supernatural horror, “Midnight Mass” is a deeply unsettling exploration of faith, redemption, and the darkness within its characters. |
Horror Movies on Netflix
If horror movies are more your thing, you can find a bunch of excellent options on this streaming platform, but let’s first check out the new additions to the Netflix horror lineup.
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Sister Death (2023)Not rated yet“Sister Death” is a prequel to the 2017 Spanish supernatural horror “Veronica,” a terrific scary movie you can also stream on Netflix. Directed by Paco Plaza, the story takes place in Spain after the Civil War. It follows a young novice nun with supernatural powers and the strange events surrounding her when she starts teaching in a school for girls, which used to be a convent. “Sister Death” is coming to Netflix on October 27. |
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El Conde (2023)R“El Conde” (“The Count”) is a new black comedy horror film directed by Pablo Larrain. It portrays the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet as a 250-year-old vampire who lives in a ruined mansion and wants to put an end to his life. This dark satire was filmed in remote regions of Chile and rendered in beautiful black-and-white cinematography. “El Conde” was released on Netflix on September 15. |
Netflix’s collection is full of horror films, and we’ve gathered some of the best to ensure your next movie night is a spine-tingling experience you won’t forget.
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Apostle (2018)TV-MA“Apostle” is a gothic horror film that follows a man’s harrowing journey to a remote island to rescue his kidnapped sister from a cult, only to uncover bizarre rituals and gruesome horrors. Director Gareth Evans, known for “The Raid” films, takes a departure into the supernatural with this suspenseful and gory story that keeps you on the edge of your seat. |
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The Ritual (2017)TV-MAIf you’re a fan of folk horror, “The Ritual” should be at the top of your list. This British gem follows a group of friends who become lost in the Scandinavian wilderness and stumble upon an ancient evil that preys on their deepest fears. David Bruckner’s movie is a fresh and terrifying take on folk horror that’s sure to leave you trembling. |
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Gerald’s Game (2017)TV-MAAs another masterful creation by Mike Flanagan, “Gerald’s Game” is a gripping adaptation of Stephen King’s novel of the same name – precisely the one which many believed is impossible to adapt. When a romantic getaway takes a dark turn, a woman finds herself handcuffed to a bed in a remote cabin, fighting to survive both physical and psychological horrors. |
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His House (2020)TV-14“His House” is a haunting portrayal of the refugee experience wrapped in a supernatural horror package. The story revolves around a Sudanese couple who seek asylum in the UK and move into a rundown housing project but must confront not only the horrors of their war-torn past but also the evil spirits that haunt their new home. It is a thought-provoking and chilling movie directed by Remi Weekes. |
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Fear Street Trilogy (2021)R“Fear Street” trilogy features three distinct stories, each set in a different time period (1994, 1978, and 1666), while maintaining a common thread of terror that binds them together. As you delve into each installment, you’ll uncover the dark, twisted history of Shadyside, a town cursed by relentless violence and supernatural horrors. It is inspired by R.L. Stine’s iconic “Fear Street” book series. |
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