Halloween is around the corner, and this list consist of some of the best horror movies on Netflix that you shouldn't miss.

For those who want to spend the Halloween week watching some kid friendly Halloween shows on Netflix with their family, the platform offers several options.

Netflix has debuted Halloween playlists for preschoolers and tweens & teens. The lists curate episodes featured on the streaming platform

Here are the best Halloween shows to stream on Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, Disney+ and more, including supernatural series such as 'Wednesday' and family-friendly shows like 'Wizards of Waverly Place.'

Here’s a list of more than 100 movies, from bone-chilling horror to nostalgic classics and family-friendly favorites, that are available to stream this Halloween season.

Ramp up the creep factor with Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton's dark comedy series Inside No. 9. An anthology, each episode introduces a brand new story – some leaning more into horror elements, but each with a certain level of unsettling charm.

Want some cinema picks for your week? Try a buzzy documentary, along with the funniest found footage horror flick we've seen, and a sci-fi satire that's leaving the service next week.

While Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein will head to Netflix on Nov. 7, it’s in theaters just in time for Halloween. The adaptation of Mary Shelley’s iconic novel follows Dr. Victor Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac) as he deals with the consequences of playing God by bringing a so-called “monster” (Jacob Elordi) to life.

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The nostalgic film is the perfect watch this spooky season, but fans don't have long to enjoy it, as it will soon be leaving the streaming platform.

As you’d expect from a show with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score, the critics have nothing but praise for Marianne, with Polygon calling it “a perfect recommendation for any horror fan” while praising the “viscerally unsettling visuals edited with hair-raising precision.”