Spooky season has arrived, and the CableTV.com staff (that’s us in the pic — j/k), has worked all through September to cook up some Halloween fun for our readers.
The word “Halloween” makes me drool, anticipating tasty treats and freaky flicks. As an adult with dental bills, dietary restrictions, and a societal expectation that I won’t trick-or-treat, I care more about scary movies. I get to rescreen old favorites, experience new horror hotness, and watch my family and friends cower on the couch. So the concept of “31 Days of Halloween,” where you watch a different creepshow every day throughout October, really appeals to me — and, I reckon, to you all.
Many of you, not just avid horror fans, get into the spooky cinema spirit at Halloween. But the nightmare of choice paralysis can waste a lot of your time as you decide what to watch. Knowing in advance what’s available to stream, and on which streaming services, helps. That’s a lot of research, though. Who has that kinda time? I do.
I spent most of September tracking the horror movies on Hulu, HBO Max, Netflix, Paramount+, Peacock, Prime Video, Screambox, Shudder (and, by association, AMC+), and Tubi, compiling lists with a movie recommendation (sometimes two) for all 31 days. You’ll find everything from certified horror classics to more contemporary creepshows, including the aforementioned horrific new hotness.
That’s 280+ recs across nine different streaming services you might already have — or are considering adding to your streaming stable. To that end, on each of the pages linked below, you’ll not only find a month’s worth of horror movie recommendations, but also tips about each streaming service’s horror offerings — how many horror titles it has, which franchises are exclusive to the service, and more.
Use the links below to see the menu of monstrous delights for your favorite streaming services. Enjoy your 31 days of Halloween!
Pro tip: Don’t forget to exploit take advantage of streaming service free trials—you might be able to get through your October horror binge without spending a dime.
