Be prepared to be amazed and completely freaked out by these horror movies on Netflix! You know that day when we come home needing something to make us feel alive? So, it’s on those days that you need a horror movie to feel like you’re still there, with all the fears and anguish, with all those feelings that are stored there in time. These movies are for those days when we need more thrills. Check out the list and be surprised by them!
O Lobo Viking (2022), Stig Svendsen
17-year-old Thale must move with her parents to a small town when her mother takes a job at the local police department. After a student is brutally murdered at a party Thale attends, she suddenly becomes a key witness. Who, or rather what, was the murderer? After that, she starts having bizarre visions and desires.
A Quiet Place: Part II (2021), John Krasinski
A Quiet Place: Part II is a horror movie with creatures and monsters that will take your breath away. The Abbott family is forced to leave everything behind, venturing into a world full of deadly creatures with acute hearing and other unexpected threats.
Run! (2017), Jordan Peele
A film that addresses social issues with a hint of terror. The story revolves around a young black Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) who goes to meet the family of his white girlfriend (Allison Williams). He assumes that Rose’s family has an excessively loving behavior due to the fact that they have to deal with her dating a black boy. But over time, Chris realizes that there is something more behind this behavior, and discovers that the family hides something disturbing and now the way is to escape.
The Invisible Man (2020), Leigh Whannell
“The Invisible Man” is an American science fiction drama film directed by Leigh Whannell. The film follows the story of a scientist who has an accident and acquires the ability to become invisible, but discovers that this ability comes with dangerous and surprising consequences. With striking visual effects and an engaging plot, “The Invisible Man” is a reflection on the quest for power and the consequences that can come from manipulating science. The work is an updated reinterpretation of the classic HG Wells novel and offers a disturbing and dark look at human nature and the thirst for power.
Hereditary (2018), Ari Aster
“Hereditary” is a psychological horror film directed by Ari Aster. It follows the Graham family as they face a series of tragedies following the death of their maternal grandmother. The family matriarch, Annie (Toni Collette), begins to experience frightening visions and believes she is being haunted by evil spirits. As things get worse, the family discovers disturbing secrets regarding their family history and what really happened to their grandmother. The film was released in 2018 and also stars Gabriel Byrne and Alex Wolff.
Lurking (2019), Adam Randall
“On the Road” is a psychological horror film that follows the story of a family moving into a new home in a quiet suburb. Everything seems perfect at first glance, but soon the family begins to experience strange and frightening events. As they try to uncover the source of these events, they come face to face with an ancient and sinister evil that threatens to destroy everything they hold dear.
With a dark and involving plot, “On the lurch of evil” captures the audience’s attention with scary scenes and increasing tension. Skilled direction and talented cast make this film a terrifying and unforgettable horror experience. If you’re looking for a night of frights and chills, don’t miss “On the Prowl”.
Nobody Gets Out Alive (2021), Santiago Menghini
“Ninguém Sai Vivo” is an intensifying horror film that follows the group of young people who travel to a remote island in search of fun. But what starts out as a wild adventure soon turns into a fight for survival when they discover the island is inhabited by an evil, murderous creature.
With intense action scenes and constant scares, “Ninguém Gets Alive” keeps the audience hooked to the screen, while the characters face a series of challenges to survive. The young and talented cast brings depth and emotion to the plot, making this film a true survival thriller. If you like horror movies full of action and suspense, “Nobody Gets Out Alive” is a must-watch.
Deliver Us from Evil (2014), Scott Derrickson
Deliver Us From Evil is a horror thriller film directed by Scott Derrickson and released in 2014. The story follows detective Ralph Sarchie, played by Eric Bana, who teams up with a Catholic priest, played by Édgar Ramírez, to investigate a series of apparently supernatural cases. Together they fight evil forces that threaten the lives of innocents in New York City. As the investigation progresses, Sarchie is forced to confront his own personal demons and his faith is put to the test as he fights to save his family and town from the darkness that threatens to consume them.