This week’s streaming guide serves up snowy splatter, desert madness, creature-feature fun, livestream terror, and martial arts mayhem.

From Stephen King survival to body-horror and monster mayhem to revenge on repeat, this week’s streamers deliver a brutal summer sampler.

From alien parasites to pagan sex cults, this week’s streaming horror explores the dark side of love, family, friendship, and desire.

"The Strings" is a haunting arthouse horror film where artistic isolation, queer longing, and cosmic dread become mournful and mesmerizing.

A haunting micro-budget discovery, "The Coldness" explores the horror of grief, desperation, and the danger of getting exactly what you want.

Try to survive this week's Fresh Screams, with killer games, demonic family secrets, apocalyptic tech, toxic friendships, and shark carnage.

For Juneteenth, we examine white privilege in horror fandom, the racist backlash to Black-led genre stories, and the slasher bro gatekeepers.

A reflection on horror’s troubled history with homophobia, the evolution of queer representation, and the genre’s power to confront bigotry.

Campy, messy, and proudly subversive, "Killer Body Count" flips old-school slasher morality into a celebration of autonomy and identity.

Five horror films about revenge, reckoning, and righteous fury—from feminist rage to social-media satire and supernatural vengeance.

"Kraken" is a gorgeous, slow-burn eco-horror full of atmosphere, drama, and a deeply satisfying final-act creature-feature payoff.

Want a Summer trip off the beaten path? This week's streaming selection ditches the familiar path and rewards adventure-seeking cinephiles.

Harley Wallen’s "Fathers" is a compelling psychological thriller about trauma, fractured memory, and the horror of not knowing who to trust.

Tina Romero’s "Queens of the Dead" puts a queer, campy, and wildly hopeful spin on the zombie genre, bringing sparkle to the apocalypse.

"Return to Silent Hill" keeps the fog and the memorable monsters, but strips away the moral reckoning that made "Silent Hill 2" hit so hard.

"I Blame Society" weaponizes found footage to deliver a savage critique of creative erasure, content culture, and Hollywood gatekeeping.

Long before Kane Parsons made waves with "Backrooms", young filmmakers were reshaping horror, indie cinema, and Hollywood history.

"The Last Thing Mary Saw" uses witch-horror language to explore queer repression, religious cruelty, and the monstrosity of love denied.

"The Retreat" may follow familiar survival-horror beats, but its queer perspective, social critique, and satisfying vengeance are a thrill.

From modern must-watches to chaotic cult curiosities, June's Tubi horror lineup offers gems, junk food, and plenty of late-night fun.

Summer horror season kicks off with sharks, slashers, and international folk trauma—from popcorn panic to deeply personal genre storytelling.

"Sender" turns mystery packages into an off-kilter paranoia thriller about addiction, consumer culture, and the cost of convenience.

Pulpy and chaotic, "Speed Demon" delivers demonic train mayhem with girl power and just enough sincerity to make the ride worth taking.

A lonely woman disappears into a cozy sitcom fantasy in “Life at Sandy’s”, an emotionally resonant nightmare about the lure of escapism.

Familiar horror gets reimagined; top streaming picks include cosmic paranoia, feminist monster mayhem, zombie trauma, and techno horror.

Damian McCarthy delivers a thoughtful folk-horror nightmare that asks if our superstitions protect us from evil or if it's all just "Hokum".

These dark, Orwellian films explore the themes of "Animal Farm": corrupted ideals, control, and the terrifying ways power rots from within.

This week’s best streaming horror includes Black Phone 2, Aberrance, and Solvent, plus an Insidious double feature and Exit 8 on VOD.

A brutal but beautiful Fantaspoa standout, “Sacrificios” turns an ocean of parental grief into something ancient, visceral, and deeply human.

"Remanence" blends cosmic horror with handcrafted practical effects, offering an inventive creature feature for fans of midnight movie mayhem.

"Home Movie" is a chilling found footage essential from the late 2000s that turns ordinary family videos into something deeply unnerving.

"Heresy" is a compact but ferocious film about a woman cast out as a sinner, who finds salvation in the very darkness her oppressors fear.

"The Sixth Sense" made us all thirsty for the twist, but cinema had been shocking audiences for decades prior, with reveals that still land.

This week’s best horror picks include Heresy, Hallow Road, Send Help, and Whistle, plus a must-see new show and one killer rental.

A micro-budget pioneer of found footage, "The Last Broadcast" blends true crime and horror into a fascinating look at media manipulation.

Damian Mc Carthy’s "Hokum" is a haunting, atmospheric horror film blending Irish folklore with psychological grief—one of the year's best.

From gothic nightmares to franchise fun to socially aware body horror, here are five killer streaming picks for the week of April 27.

"The Serpent’s Skin" blends body horror, queer romance, and DIY chaos into something raw, messy, and unforgettable.

A vlogger’s isolated wilderness retreat turns into a haunting descent in "Loner", a found footage horror that cuts deeper than expected.

From the suffocating terror of "Caveat" to the brilliance of "Oddity", dive into the pre-"Hokum" work of Master of Dread Damian Mc Carthy.

"Animals of the Land" is a beautifully vicious folk horror that turns biblical myth into a slow-burning hell of sacrifice and human darkness.

"Compliance" is an ambitious, unsettling conspiracy thriller that weaponizes modern paranoia for maximum discomfort.

From fairytale nightmare fuel and found-footage dread to killer kids and deadly dolls, here are the horrors haunting the week of April 20.

Bleak, stylish, and surprisingly cohesive, the horror anthology "Adorable Humans" turns fairy tales into something far more sinister.

"The Yeti" is a serious, old-school monster movie with a killer creature and real heart, but the script struggles to match the beast.

Nicolas Cage descends into sun-bleached madness in "The Surfer", a polarizing psychological thriller from his compelling experimental era.

"Dolly" is a brutal grindhouse-inspired horror that blends fairy-tale surrealism with relentless brutality—a gift for extreme horror fans.

Dina Silva stuns in" Frankie, Maniac Woman", a nasty little indie gem that mixes humor, horror, and biting beauty-standard commentary.