
Normally we recommend movies on the basis that they're a comfy experience, something to curl up on the sofa and watch of a cold evening. Not so with these Netflix horror movies, which are designed to scare you, to make you jump, to make you clench.
Luckily for anyone who enjoys these experiences, Netflix has you covered with a huge selection of horror movies of all different types, budgets, and release dates.
If horror isn't your thing, we're not sure how you ended up on this article but we've found some things you might enjoy, including the best action movies, the best monster movies, and the best sci-fi movies.
Don't tell anyone, but we've also found the (not so) secret Netflix code: 8711. Click the link or search the code and you'll be transported to a world of terror – or entertainment, depending on how you look at it.
Oh, and here's some really great new Netflix movie recommendations to watch this month, too.
Midsommar
Made on a tiny budget and released by A24, starring Florence Pugh and Jack Reynor, Midsommer the makings of an excellent horror movie and the end product delivers.
Everything about Midsommer is terrifying, from body horror to suspense, and we couldn't look away during the 148 minute runtime. If you've ever felt like other horror movies are kinda light on scariness, then this is the one for you.
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The movie received positive critical coverage across the board and deservedly so. We can't recommend it enough to scratch that horror itch.
Hereditary
If Midsommer is a nine for scariness then Hereditary is a ten: a truly terrifying, visceral, and unsettling experience, driven by stellar performances and visual effects.
We don't to reveal too much – it's a suspenseful horror movie, after all – but one of the first scenes is so horrific that you know you're in for a treat for the rest of the movie.
And it doesn't disappoint: everything is turned up to 12 here and the result is better for it. Toni Collette, especially, is incredible in this movie.
Zombieland
If you need to chill out after Midsommer and Hereditary then our final pick, Zombieland, is perfect.
While it's not horror per se, there is a lot of horror from the zombies themselves (which isn't a spoiler given the name). A fun romp, with excellent performances from Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, and others, we love this movie.
Plus, the sequel Zombieland: Double Tap, is available on Netflix, too, meaning you can turn the evening into a zombiefied double bill.
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