Top 10 Spookiest Horror Movies To Watch On Halloween

We watch movies to feel something, be it happiness, inspiration, or thrills, and horror movies are the best medium to get your body all flushed with adrenaline. With the development of cinema, filmmakers have been creating new ways to give the poor thrill-seeking viewers night terrors after the screening.

We present to you 10 of the scariest horror movies to watch on Halloween, and we definitely do not recommend them to the faint of heart!

1. Hereditary

Last year’s horror hit surprised everyone. It was supposed to be a regular movie with some spooky scenes, and it came out … well, it’s hard to fully grasp this intriguing plot. One thing is certain — when watching “Hereditary,” you should read carefully between the lines as the plot is full of symbolism and references. Under the guise of a horror film, there is a story about pain, death, and family mental trauma.

2. Halloween

You’re in for a treat if you like slashers. The new “Halloween” (2018) charmed the viewers with both the atmosphere and skillfully arranged genre clichés. Everything works as it should in this film, and there’s not a second of dull time here, once the killings start. This is how it’s done, ladies and gentlemen!

3. A Quiet Place

John Krasinski tried his hand as a director and hit the jackpot. The strongest part of “The Quiet Place” is an unusual premise in which the slightest whisper of the characters can summon dangerous alien beasts that can tear them to shreds. The movie is so quiet that viewers who ate crunchy popcorn were actually disturbing the atmosphere in the room during the screenings.

4. The Visit

M. Night Shyamalan is an artist with great vision and incredible ideas, but some of his films are renowned stinkers. “The Visit” is quite the opposite of that — it’s a real gem! Young siblings come to visit their grandparents, whom they’d never met before. The old couple seems a bit strange and even disturbing. Soon terrible things start to happen, and the kids have to fight for their lives. It’s real horror poetry.