50. Suspiria (2018)
Dakota Johnson plays Susie Bannon, an American dancer who joins a prominent dance troupe in Germany in this adaptation of the 1977 horror classic.
She quickly learns, though, that witches who manage the institution have their own evil schemes for the kids.
51. Ghostbusters (1984)
You’re going to call who? How about three parapsychologists (ghost scientists) who founded a New York ghost-hunting company to get rid of all the spooks in Manhattan?
When Ego, Ray, and Peter lose their university research funds, they form Ghostbusters and soon find themselves looking into the possession and kidnapping of a woman who Peter had planned to go on a date with.
It turns out that ghosts are more common in New York than people realize.
Before purchasing the DVD of the all-female remake, Halloween is the ideal time to catch up on the original.
52. Fun Size (2012)
Wren, who is essentially having the worst Halloween ever, is portrayed by Victoria Justice. She can’t wait to attend her crush’s Halloween party, but she also needs to watch her younger brother.
When he disappears, things start to become worse. Will she permanently lose both her crush and her brother? To discover out, you’ll have to watch.
53. The Conjuring (2013)
When a scary movie is based on a genuine story, it becomes much more unsettling. Based on actual investigations conducted by renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, this one.
When increasingly bizarre things start occurring to the Perron family in The Conjuring, they move into a very eerie-looking mansion in Rhode Island (which should have been a dead giveaway that it was haunted, people). The Perrons ask the Warrens to look into their tormentor out of desperation.
What they discover could only exist in your worst nightmares!
54. Edward Scissorhands (1990)
An inventor passes away before he can complete his greatest creation, Edward, a perfect human.
With metal scissors serving as hands, Edward is abandoned within a castle on top of a hill. When Peg, a loving woman, finds Edward and takes him into her house, Edward’s life is forever changed.
Although he has a kind, loving nature and is first accepted, his scissor hands cause him to become an outcast, especially once he starts to fall in love with Peg’s daughter.
This is the Halloween movie you should see if you want to cry rather than shout in terror.
55. Matilda (1996)
A young, intelligent orphan girl whose foster parents oppose her desire to attend school is the main character of Matilda.
After choosing a strict principle that Matilda dislikes, her parents reluctantly agree to let her attend school as a series of terrible events continue to befall them.
As Matilda struggles to survive with her parents and new school, she discovers that she actually possesses telekinetic abilities and tries to learn how to use them for good.
56. Fright Night
Naturally, no one believes a high school student named Charley when he claims that his new neighbor Jerry is a vampire after observing strange behaviour. In order to find out who survives, he sets out one night to destroy himself.
57. What We Do In The Shadows
Enjoy this humorous film about a gang of vampire pals to escape the horror. Watch how Viago, Deacon, and Vladislav try to deal with the everyday tasks of contemporary life, such as paying bills, resolving disputes with roommates, and entering nightclubs.
58. Parasite
In 2019, this Korean horror film won an Oscar for best picture, and around halfway through, you’ll understand why.
When the poor Kim family begins working for the rich Park family, what follows next is a surprise to both families.
59. Mostly Ghostly
This Halloween movie is for you if horror flicks aren’t your thing.
When a young magician learns that two lost ghosts are haunting his basement, he offers them assistance in exchange for their assistance finding love.
This holiday film, which features a young Madison Pettis, will not only get you in the holiday mood but also maybe trigger some old memories.
60. Ghost Stories
Don’t look into questions you don’t want to have answered. You’ll see why when Professor Philip Goodman, the movie’s protagonist, embarks on a terrifying quest to learn otherworldly truths.
