Ready for spine-tingling and goosebump-inducing movies perfect for Halloween? If you are, here are 10 spooky movies that you should add to your list of November watches.
The chills of November are already approaching us. And when this month arrives, you know what’s next—it’s spooky movie time. Whether you’re into clown-themed, possession and exorcism, or supernatural beings, this list is just made for you. So, grab that blanket and popcorn, snuggle up in your bed, and get your adrenaline charged through these eerie movies.
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The Exorcist: Believer (2023)
Two girls disappear in the woods, and when they return home, something seems to have changed. Their parents notice their unusual behavior and demeanor—from having strange voices to showing violent actions. Their father, Victor, realizes that something supernatural is happening. Thus, he asks Chris MacNeil for help—the person who’s familiar with this terrain.
With this movie’s demonic possession and classic exorcism—disassembled limbs, levitations, and satanic voices—it perfectly fits Halloween. The creepiness and pulse-racing scenes will make you pause the movie from time to time.
Where to watch: Netflix, Apple TV
Death Whisperer (2023–2024)
Starring Nadech Kugimiya as Yak, Death Whisperer is a Thai horror movie that follows a family living in a remote land. Their family starts to be disturbed when one of their children, Yam, begins acting indifferently. Yak, the older brother, suspects that his sister is being possessed. Ghosts and strange events start to follow them.
This movie is perfect for Halloween if you’re looking for sinister scenes that amplify your terror in every scene. The sequel, I assure you, is even more terrifying and heart-pounding.
Where to watch: Netflix
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Until Dawn (2025)
Following a group of friends who initially plan to investigate their friend’s missing sister, the story takes a dark turn when they find themselves trapped in a time loop. Every night, each of them faces a different kind of death—so they’ll never know what will end them. It could be poisoned water that makes them explode, a masked slasher, or a more gory killer.
Until Dawn is more than just mystery and spookiness—it brings tension and nerve-wracking events. The unexpected deaths of the characters will either scare or disgust you. What makes this a real fear trigger is the fact that the characters die every single night.
Where to watch: Apple TV, Netflix
Terrifier (2016)
While clowns are supposed to bring laughter, the clown in Terrifier only delivers terror and horrifying deaths. “Art the Clown” is a murderous clown who violently kills people. His silence makes you uncomfortable, and when you look at his eyes—they’re lifeless, almost corpse-like.
Terrifier is probably one of the most spooky movies out there. The grotesque visuals, the clown’s way of killing, and his disturbing demeanor add to the creepiness and menace of the series. The movie had two more installments, released in 2022 and 2024. So, you can’t just stop at one movie—or else, Art the Clown might sulk and come get you.
Where to watch: Netflix, Prime Video
The Possession of Hannah Grace (2018)
A former cop, Megan, now working in a morgue, takes a night shift. While at work, she receives the body of a young woman named Hannah Grace. What’s supposed to be a normal night becomes enveloped in horror.
When strange events start to unfold and deaths become frequent among staff, Megan begins to suspect that something demonic is happening in their workplace. Her horrifying visions lead her to believe that the corpse of Hannah Grace is driven by a satanic entity. This movie will take you deep into the sinister mystery of the dead.
Where to watch: Netflix, Apple TV, Bilibili TV
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Clown of the Dead (2015)
Yep, another clown-themed movie we’ve got here. The story follows three friends investigating a series of child deaths. These children always end up drawing the same clown picture before dying. When they uncover the mystery behind the deaths, they must find a way to send the evil clown back to where it belongs.
This movie will surely make you wary of clowns (well, some of them are really creepy). The symbolic clown drawings by children add to the overall eeriness of the film. Not to mention the movie’s setting—the overused haunted apartment—which, by the way, still gets us every time.
Where to watch: Netflix
In the Tall Grass (2019)
Apart from being psychological and thrilling, In the Tall Grass also gives off spooky vibes. It follows a pregnant woman and her brother who enter a field full of tall grass after hearing a boy crying for help. But what they don’t know is that they’ll be trapped in a never-ending cycle of death—unless they find a way out.
The uncanny and odd setup of the movie, especially its environment, adds to its intensity. It’s also known that every time the characters do something, it affects them and eventually bounces back—making the movie even more intriguing.
Where to watch: Netflix
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No One Gets Out Alive (2021)
A young woman who hopes to find the American dream moves into a cheap boarding house. But instead of finding that dream, she gets a hold of a Pandora’s box that turns into her worst nightmare. That house doesn’t just have doors and a roof above—it hides ghostly figures and supernatural darkness.
No One Gets Out Alive will make you feel as if you’re the one trapped in that house—just like the main character. With its unsettling scenes paired with shocking sound effects and dark corners, this movie will truly make you skip sleeping.
Where to watch: Netflix
Outside (2024)
A Filipino movie that centers on a horror-drama and zombie arc. When a zombie outbreak happens, a family moves into the father’s childhood home. But this is more than just a zombie movie—because what’s even more horrifying than traumas and secrets from the past that haunt you?
Zombies are scary, but what’s even spookier is how your past can imprison you and make that internal conflict within you a virus. When the father’s self-anxiousness takes over, his family becomes threatened—not by zombies, but by him. Now that’s a nightmare.
Where to watch: Netflix, VIU Philippines, iWant
Fear Street (2021-2025)
The Fear Street trilogy is nothing short of horror, spookiness, and creepy scenes. Different years, but the same threat. Shadyside is a cursed town—its horror beginning with someone named Sarah Fier. It leads to grotesque killings, slasher-style deaths, and chilling screams.
This trilogy proves that no matter the year, horror always follows. You can’t escape evil. Dread is uncomfortable. Silence is deadly. And in these streets, you might just end up dead.
Where to watch: Netflix
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With this set of spooky movies, your November will never be gloomy. It’ll surely be filled with terrors, screams, and chills. So, what are you waiting for? Let the goosebumps begin!
