13 Horror Flicks on Hulu Perfect for Your Next Scary Movie Night

Whether you're a devoted horror movie junkie, or just looking to get in the mood for Halloween, there are copious terrifying flicks to choose from. Hulu is just one of the streaming services that offers classic gore-fests like Children of the Corn, as well as psychological scares like A Quiet Place. Add those to Hulu's slate of original anthology horror series, and you've got plenty of options for a good fright fest.

Tilda Swinton is riveting in this tense thriller about a teenage son whose increasingly disturbing behavior culminates in an unspeakable episode, leaving his mother to pick up the pieces and wonder where the family went wrong.

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Part of Hulu's Into the Dark anthology, The Body follows a hitman who must transport a dead body on Halloween night. He assumes that he's safe from scrutiny, since everyone will think it's just part of his costume—but as it turns out, covering up his crime is not easy as it would seem.

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This 1984 film, based on one of Stephen King's most well-known stories, remains a horror classic. It centers on a couple driving across the country, who chance upon a rural Nebraska town—where, to their horror, they find a religious cult of murderous children.

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Set in 1953 Vietnam, The Housemaid tells the story of a young girl hired to work on a haunted French rubber plantation. She has an affair with the French landowner and soon discovers that evil stalks the house—and that his dead wife, Camille, never left.

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This 2007 Korean horror film is often seen titled as "The Cut." After a dissection class, a group of young medical students begin having nightmares—and are then picked off one by one, their hearts removed, reminding two surviving students of a cadaver and its mysterious rose tattoo.

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If you need a break from the truly scary, queue up this horror-comedy starring Lupita Nyong'o. A has-been musician, a TV personality, and a kindergarten teacher must band together to protect a group of young schoolchildren during a sudden zombie outbreak.

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This Hulu original finds a young couple enjoying a romantic day at the beach, which turns deadly when they encounter a mysterious stranger. "Could the last day of summer be their last day ever?" the film asks.

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This psychological thriller will give you nightmares about staying in a remote winter cabin, so tread lightly. When a father is forced to abandon his family for Christmas and go on a sudden work trip, he leaves his two children in the care of his new girlfriend (and their soon-to-be-stepmother), Grace. The kids and Grace become trapped in the family's lodge during a storm, and strange and terrifying events begin to unfold—all of which seem to recall Grace's dark past.

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The seventh installment in the franchise picks up right where the original 1974 The Texas Chain Saw Massacre left off, ignoring the events of the films that came after. So right away, the police come to the Sawyer home demanding Leatherface's surrender, the house is burned, and the entire family is ultimately killed. Problem solved, right? Wrong.

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The highly anticipated A Quiet Place Part II may have a delayed release, but fans can still revisit the original, which introduced us to the silent, terrifying world of the Abbott family. In the world of the movie, the Earth has been ravaged by sightless creatures with hypersensitive hearing, who attack anyone that makes a sound. To survive, the Abbott family (with real life married couple Emily Blunt and John Krasinski playing the parents) walks barefoot, communicates in American Sign Language, prevents their children from using toys with any sound, and carefully tapes creaky spots on the floor of their home to create a silent pathway. But the creatures still lurk, and they are never safe. Watching Emily Blunt wordlessly endure labor while a creature stalks the home is one of the movie's tensest moments.

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Professor Phillip Goodman is famous for exposing fraudulent psychics. Then, a legendary paranormal investigator, Charles Cameron,—who inspired him as a boy, but who has been missing for decades—invites the professor to investigate three incidents, which turn out to have disturbing similarities to events in Goodman's own life.

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Armie Hammer and Dakota Johnston star in this Hulu original about a New Orleans bartender who starts experiencing disturbing effects after he picks up a phone left behind at the bar.

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This film actually tells four tales in one, all of them presented as short films by different women. Annie Clark (aka St. Vincent) directs one story about a birthday party turned deadly; Jovanka Vuckovic directs another about a family that slowly succumbs to starvation after being presented with a mysterious box; Roxanne Benjamin weaves a terrifying story of a desert spirit that kills off several hikers; and Karyn Kusama shows what happens when a young boy becomes the spawn of Satan.

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