The MFF Halloween Horror Calendar: 31 Streaming Films for 31 Days
The MFF Halloween Calendar will make it easy for you to watch a whole lot of horror films from the comfort of your home. I was going to put together 31 films that everyone should watch in October, but I figured it would be time consuming and costly for you to watch all of them. So, I searched the streaming services Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu and HBO GO to put together a list of horror films you can stream. These movies represent every facet of the horror world and if you watch them all you will see the best (I Saw the Devil, Rosemary’s Baby) and best worst (The Wicker Man, Deep Blue Sea) from around the world.
I didn’t want to burn people out with too much intense horror so I included some creature features and horror comedies to add some laughs and fun to the depravity and murder. Hopefully this list of random films opens up your horror world and introduces you to some unique films. I’ve included some alternates in the calendar just in case you don’t have all of the steaming services.
Enjoy!
Look below the calendar to find links to the movies we’ve reviewed or covered on our podcast.
*If you see Showtime next to a Hulu film, it requires the Showtime add-on. It’s worth it!
- The Witch – Amazon Prime
- Pontypool – Netflix
- From Dusk Till Dawn – Netflix
- The Invitation – Netflix
- Bone Tomahawk – Amazon Prime
- Housebound – Netflix
- Under the Skin – Amazon Prime
- Rosemary’s Baby – Amazon Prime
- Tucker and Dale vs. Evil – Amazon Prime/Netflix
- The House of the Devil – Hulu
- The Voices – Amazon Prime
- Trollhunter – Netflix
- Hush – Netflix
- An American Werewolf in London – Amazon Prime
- It Follows – Hulu
- Poltergeist – HBO Now
- 28 Days Later – HBO Now
- Spring – Amazon Prime
- Honeymoon – Netflix
Alternates
More Horror reading
- The Top 21 Horror Films of the 21st Century!
- What Are Your Favorite Horror Films That Don’t Appear on “Best of” Lists?
- The 10 Best Moments of 21st Century Horror.
- What is the Best Horror Movie of the 21st Century? An In-Depth Look into Critical and Audience Scores.
- 10 Films That Can United the Art-House Hardcore Horror Fans.
- Examining the State of 2015 Horror Cinema.
- Everything You Need to Know About Horror Franchises.
- Breaking Down the Plots of Jaws 5-19.
Make sure to check out our podcast page. We cover most of the movies on the list!
If you have a subscription to Shudder and want to add some movies to the calendar I recommend Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon, A Tale of Two Sisters, Assault on Precinct 13, Day of the Dead and Kill List.
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A lot of good ones here. You should really include Shudder as well though. They have a very interesting selection.
Good call. I might add a section recommending some of the films
I have Shudder. It’s a great add-on!
I should get that device where I can stream netflix and amazon prime. Those are some good choices. Spring is one I hear a lot. I do want to see that one
I totally recommend Spring. It is a solid horror-hybrid. It actually tells a new story!
I second the motion! Spring for the win!