The Best Horror Movies to Stream

Creepy Catalog obsessively tracks the best horror movies streaming on Netflix, Prime Video, Max, Hulu, Shudder, Peacock, Paramount+, and Tubi. You can check our individual guides for our selections from each platform. This streaming guide is a weekly round up of new releases and the best hidden gems streaming each weekend with an aim to include mostly free content already included in streaming services you may already have:

Here are the movies and shows that should be on your radar this weekend (4/26):

Fallout (2024). Streaming on Prime Video. This dystopian drama series is already familiar to gamers who have played the game franchise of the same name. It follows survivors 200 years after the (nuclear) Great War of 2077. It’s a great watch even if you know nothing about the games. Read our guide to channeling energy like the bounty hunter, The Ghoul, here.

This Never Happened (2024). Streaming on Tubi. Visions of a violent spirit haunt a woman staying at her boyfriend’s family home.

The Crow (1994). Streaming on Prime Video. With the Crow remake starring Bill Skarsgård releasing this August, it’s a great time to rewatch The Crow. Or, if you’ve never seen The Crow, it’s a great time to rectify that mistake. This superhero horror movie follows a man who was murdered on Halloween night and returns one year later to get revenge. You can also read our arguments for and against The Crow remake here.

The Jinx: Part Two (2024). Streaming on Max. This is season two of the docuseries on New York real estate nepo-baby, convicted murderer and general slimeball Robert Durst. The first part of The Jinx was incredibly good and actually lead to Durst finally being arrested and convicted of first-degree murder. Durst has since passed away (while incarcerated) but season two promises some juicy moments (view the trailer below).

Boy in the Walls (2024). Streaming on Hulu. Hear me out. This Lifetime movie looks extremely scary!! It’s about a woman who gets married and moves from New York City to quiet Connecticut. In her new home, she feels watched and thinks she hears movement in the walls. It’s also “based on a real story” as phrogging (staying in a stranger’s house without them knowing) is unfortunately real.

Infested (2023). Streaming on Shudder. A French horror movie about an isolated man who adopts a venomous spider. Unfortunately his new pet quickly turns his entire apartment building into a dangerous web and the building’s residents have to avoid becoming prey. Bloody Disgusting says it looks like Evil Dead Rise with spiders.

Them: The Scare (2024). Streaming on Prime Video. On one hand, the first season of Them was not great. However, since the series is an anthology and the second season isn’t technically related to the first, this is worth checking out. Season 2 focuses on a homicide detective assigned to one of the grisliest cases in Los Angeles history.

Also available on video on demand (buy or rent) this weekend is Love Lies Bleeding (2024), a sexy thriller with Kristen Stewart from Rose Glass (who previously wrote and directed 2019’s Saint Maud).

This week in horror movie news:

• ‘The Crow’ Remake Shouldn’t Exist (but I also don’t want it to fail)
• Our spoiler free review of the action comedy thriller Boy Kills World (2024).
• Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer and Ralph Fiennes have joined the cast for 28 Years Later!!
• Horror movies about prom.
• Al Pacino is going to play a troubled priest in The Exorcist (2025).